Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-08

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were TOO late III declaring war. 100 late IL
sendine their fieet,o she Bleck Sea. 100 ls,e
lin sending an army 10 Tutkey, 100 tla,e
in making their preparations He might
have added, TOO lass IN sailing from Vana,
100 la,p in sending ssihf6fceme,,ls.s 100 la,e
in The seiRe. An American army in L,wd
Raglan,s parallels would Isyeflly believp.
IhAvs blown up Sevas.npal.b Toe blown Them.
selves up. befure dog DAYS were over.
/ The Bsisishase i,ifl xibie; shey dan noi
well adapt themselves 20 new cirrumsIances.
Each u5au dhv6.es himsslf 10 his pbfs,culau
calling lor lilb, dIl las isHeshh his iiiuscl ahd
liniie3 Bsicosnk a1.1,6stif Tue s1ih64u
I6i1fI'iHfrf HI b ! 4 'silh
Aeasly the safns precisi0n. siradiness; aud
inf xibiliiy tooe as the iaaniinase. Agsicul,
l,uris,s nerchants, and professional gsn,Is.
men ali have marrow walk and measured
pace. Whai lhey do they do we'll. bul they
can DO osho,hing else. The Englishman 10 ID
domestic life as in business. Herises and
re,ires, sais and drinks, dresses and smokes
Thy arule which has come dnwn from his nm.
cAstors. Heis generally reared on tue same
spot and IN ihe same employ ment as his
1gveat, prea. grandlalhrr. The descendants
\ Of Parkis--,he man who carried the corpse
Of King William II 10 Winchester or
were tiltaIely. on the same spot which he
Inccupied and in the same employment
Wool growers are wool growers, and cheese.
mongers are cheesemongers from generation
10 generation. Nowonder. for .htre is nc
linducemen, 10 emigration unless you leave
1.-The country; no western prairie, no unex-
lplored mountains, no unbrnken fores,s, nc
unopened mines. Hence, although the is
Hand is no. larger than one Of our respectable
sta.es, ye. eech county mas It's peculiar dia.
lee, which has come down from ,he days o.
.he Saxon Hep,archy. M5ea
The Enelishn,an ou, OF his accustomed
circle is ata loss. Hence he makes poor
pioneer; in the wilderness he tolls and suf
fars 10 hide purpose, though he may raise
up an off.pring before whom the forest ID
whichihe sighed may echo TO cheerful and
vigorous ak. We ofte1 see John Bul
l., commencing operations in new .coun,rips
with great sadvan,ages. huI like poor Hans
changing his gold tor horse, his horse for 1
COW, bis COW for apig, his pig Tor a goose
and his goose Tor a griudslope, How diffrr
ent with his cousin Jonathan; he may q
in within grirdsione. bu, he comes out will
The gold. And because he cat do wha, |.
10 be- jone--black bno,s. clean stables. ped
die ESSENCES. piich ,unrs. or preach funerals
you find him perhaps schoolmasler in one
iown.a a doctor in ano,her. a lawyer in {
ihifd. bu, in all bis changes he manages lc
change from The, minor io,he major; hema,
proceed from SAWYER 10 SENATOR, bu, MOI, from
senator 10 SAWYER; he may begin trading will
half dozen smoo,h quarters and be 1
banker erelonQ; in seasons Of reyusion b,
NAV BE- shaken. but, like cork on the sea
he rises 10 the top Of The wave. When n,
Englshmah loses he is generally paralyzrd
a Yankee, under such circumstances, iosp.
his regret for the pasl in an earnest ant
hopeful struggle FOR lhe iu,uVe. Lpni
Philippe. who had lived ia America. 6inE''
remarked 10 Lord Bynugham. lonahe eve b
the revolutions Of i848. ,ha. he himself wa
,hn only monarch f, 10 sill upon a throne il
Europe Lord B., although he called fort,
,he observation by his complimentary strain
was surprised "a. ihs kings pride, I'LL h
presently add@d, '.for I have backed m
own booa. and can do ii ngain." Alas! Ri
had no, been long enough among us.
learned enough as Ipassrd around lhe haJi
: ia,iun pf his exile. 10 know thai he did nc
, fol- with American gracefulnrss. H
In England when man fails he general
" considers himself nDdons for life Here
lif man pass. wiihout failing. through on
Of ihose Rrrssurrs that come upon US almos
, every decade. we deem Il ra.her reproact
, ss though no had no, been as en,erprising a
his nrighbors. |, was al American. VIII,
meeting a friend afitr he had closed III
fourth lime, remarked. pleasantly, that h
: ; thought he should paw forty per cen.. hi
time. "Falhpr Richard" once introduce
!. a prayer belore The Michigan senate wit
! these words, Thou knowesl ,.ha, we eac
. owe q, thousand talents, and have moi q. Ger
: wbrrswjsh,io,p.ySS -liwas so true. l,tera
! II as &ftl'S spirituality that l, produced
! ! general laugh. The pr+valence Of the cree
y, system with Us accoun,s, in parl, Tor III
, difference; !, Is impossible tor an America
! merchant, without the foresight, Of Ion
line oi eyenIs dppendsn. upon the ac,s
others. 70 guard agains. lailure. The san
! system renders us comparatively easy undt
bankruptcy. as Il affords lacii,ies for re-
! covering lost fortune. q Sill, tho chief e,
! planaIiou isio be found in The genius Of ii
! people. The Englishman Is made of ca
iron. the Yankee Of gum elastic. I,wss r
that outin Wisconsin machins hs
I been inyen,sd 10 90 BY The force OF ii
/" cums.a0ces. The English were makiI
merry oseri last summer. y lolc them
Z was no Joke, ,ha, we had u ousands Of sue
I fnSchines; and when they said thew woU
y !. bsp pleased 70 sec one. | made my lowe
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