The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-08
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the person to whom every one would at once
point. if desired 10 name the most successful
stateinaa and most brilliant orator this country
ever produced. )f Lord SOIOers, indeed, we
scarcely can be said TO know anything at ALL
That he was a person Of unimpeachable integrity,
Judge OF great capacity and learning, firm
friend OF liberty, bIn cautious and safe counsel
or in most difficult emergencies, all are rcndy TO
acknowledge But the authority which he pos
sessed amSng his colemporarles, the influence
which his sound practical wisdom exercised oy-
er their proceedings the services which he was
thus enabled TO render in steering the Constitu-
tiun safe through the most trying times, and
saving us from nrbltary power without paying
the price OF our liberties III anarchy and blood
shcd--nay, conducting the whole proceedings OF
q revolution with all the delIJeraton, and al
most in the forms, OF al ordinary legal procSed-
ing, have su rounded his name with mid yet
iuperishable glory which in the contrast OF out
dark igrOrance respecting all the particulars and
details ut his life, gives the lgurc something al
together mysterious and ideal. IL Is now untur.
tunately too late, by supplying this Information
to ill up the outline which the meager records Of
his times hive left us. Bat it is singular how
much OF Lord Chatham, who Rourshed within
the memory OF the present generation, still rests
upon vague tradition rs statesman, indeed,
he Is known to us by the events which history
has recorded - have happened under his ad-
minisIratiun, Yet even oi hlS share i'll bringing
ltSS aouuL mug iAh" wv p ''D IA oNNHA
so, fragments OF his speeches have been handed
down to u.s. bat these bear So very small pr0poT-
ton 10 the ptaNglOus tame which his Ulo-
quence has lcit behind II, that lar more is mani
e. lily lost than has reached US; while OF his writ
ten compositions Gul ie" oi MS le''efS nave been
given to the world.
The imperfect state OF parliamentary report.
ing is the great cause OF this blank"
What Sumers and Chatham have lost IN fame
by the oblivion of all the musterly efforts ui their
minds which, welding the power Oh farAa-
ment, conducted the hiatch OF q oFerhmeht dur
ing their connection "ltl H. tile history ot me
nation has also lost or want o. the vlgor ana We
rlty, the Cleafness Tile freshness ana beauty WIN
which ITS events and their causes might have
been preserved III the luminous ciOquence OF Its
Orators.
i'he mca who conducted our revolutionary
struggle IN Qui continental Congress nave leh
no history behind them OF the views aud events
wfich had their birth in their debates, except in
the meager Srnnta ol journal. lie It rFld ieel-
ing OF the itour 'he HhptlhhS clfcuinstahces,the
argument, the eASc7 controversy Whlch set the
subject III every variety Oh h9oT passed. away
with Ehe breath mat gave them utt1fance; ana
men who were hot surpassed, IN the oplmon OF
| Lord thathain,hy the 'hias'er statesman OF The
world have hequHa1hod 70 poSteTty nOthlng Ci
| the elnquCnce winch SuluCd our National cOGh-
c!ls hnt the sha ow Of name" Recent publ
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