The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-10

SA ~HNA
and Newspaper FOR the peo-
pie
LosD BRorsuAula fisterieal Sketches Of
statesmen who do II ~ time ofGeorge tn.
Third, p" gives soutt 1xemples, show
lag the great loss 3 bland in The
history OF e satcsuiea, national pro-
sIges, ghr5u tne i~uIperiect s Of parliament
F r~eQpEllng in former times, lie opcps the
.Qfd Chatham thus;
: hardly any man in modern timeswit
bon. perhaps, Of LOr! oonleTs, 49,
Eo9l4d space IN our history, and OF WhoiatNe
knew 50 little, as Lord Chatham; and yet hs Is
the person TO whom every one would 1t encs
point, Il desired 10 name the most successful
sIgteman and most brilliant orator this country
ever produced. u Lord Sulaets, indeed, we
scarcely can b. said 30 snow anything ut Gil
Ilglt he was q person Of uDimgeachuble integrity,
aJudgs OF great cnpaclly and learning, a hrtl
friend OF liberty, but = cautions and safe coulsei'
or ig most dliiczit eHleIgcneies, al! are ready 10
acknowledge. But the authority winch ne pos
ss~sod amsHg his cCtemporaTies, the influence
vLich is sound practical wisdom exercised oy-
~ their proceedings, the SERVICES "hict he was
laus enabled % render ia steering tue COHstlli-
tiua sale through tue most trying times. ana
sayiu. u iron. arbitrary power without paying
tHs price OF our !~lptr!les in anarchy md blood
~-lrL-Euy, conducting the w.lois proceedings u
a revolution with all the deliberations, and a.
most in tAe forms, Of an ordinary legal proceed
WS. usyc SUI rounded his uGms Wlll a ULll yet
iuPoTlshubte glory Which IN tie c%Jn'rasto OF out
ia,k iI.orauuu respecting all the particulars and
details vi lls HE. gives the figure something 81
together mysterious ana ideal. It Is now unit r
tuuutely too late, by supplying this Information
to nj up the Outline which the nleUger records Of
hi. times have lett us. But tits singular how
Rnch Of Lord Chatham, who tourlsasd within
tHe memory OF tHs present generation, still rests
upon vague tradition As 4 statesman, Indeed,
At is known to rs by the events which history
has recorded 10 Enys happened under his id
u.iu!strutiul. Yet even OF ma share in bringing
these about, little has been preserved III detail
So, fragments OF Lis speeches have been bundled
down to us, bat these bear 50 very small . proper
lion to the proIigiouS fame which his el0-
quence has IU;tbei,ind II, thal far more Is moil-
! astly lost than has rcaclcd Us; while OF his Wit
ten compositions but lew vi his letters have been
given TO the world.
THE imperfect state Of parliamentary report
in z is the great cause Of this blank
What SoIuoTs and Chatham have lost In fame
by the oblivion Of all the mastery efforts OF their
minds which, WELDING the power Of Par!ia-
ment, conducted the march OF Government dur
ing their connection with 1t, the history Of the
nation has also lost Tor want OF the vl.ur and We
rity, the c~leaFness. the freshness and beauty with
which Its events and their causes might have
been preserved IN he luminous elo4uonCe OF lis
erGtS.s.
The men who conducted our revolutionary
NO htsto,v hehind them Of the ylrEs and vents
I'LL, ba5 tAc;r hirtb in tbair drhatAs aycert in
the meager formula of Journal. The ttrYid ieel-
ing Of the hour, the n~lpelling circumstances She
arQumcnt the eager controversy which set the
subject in every variety ct lGht, passed sway
with the breath that gave them utttrapce; and
mem who were not sSTrpassnd, in the opinion OF
Lord ChSth0in,by the "InasteT statesman oi the
ynrI4 &" hnyo hegu"athed to uosterty nothing ct
tLs cloauercs which GUIDED olr National COIN
eli. Ent "the sbn. ow H. name" RceentuabIj.
.atioos shaw h,w rrnDhir history becomes when
Ts actors in il spegsk tnr tbrnlssiyes, and events
a. t1cv emerge stsmp themselves on lis page
Congress hus now taken cure that this syrt of
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TI,rt.ct dav Inv INV. and thin; every uuhlic man
viIi make bis own history, ana blend il iuDer.
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