Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-31
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rfraF The Inaugural Again T80g
During The mighty eoptoa. wsgsd on The
lovely plnins Of northern Italy between the Two
milhssy duspots Of PSsuea iaad Austria, ibis
county vas startled By Tho rylhuiesl snnun-
citation through The eolumps q them. Y. Times,
that "ths elbows Of the Miheio, were systems
atieaIly iOtped iby sbs sy@paihies Of youth +"
Thia important discovery IN The physical gsog~
Sapby Of Lombardo, Ysns,is vrs made by a
Newspaper only, and yet the whole country
looked In snafemeut At such an astounding
development. But unlike a newspaper pros
pulgstiOn. an 'InAugurSl Address" ia an off,
eial State paper. The Governor speakS The
psOpls, ~ in deity bound huld their breath and
listen With how much more Of r~everepee
ought the people to receive the disclosures 10
political seisnes made By hat sugusi persons
age ~sDioyinR the ctbsrvise reputable function
Of The peoples Official mouth piece And
with intense aAsouishment they did hear their
Governor asservats the "prineipls Of CoustauN
tinopls formed that immutsble roek. upon
which OUT sourthstn brethren may ''set up for
themselves" just ss a ''pils Of money" furN
nishes The trader with the undoublsd means
Hto set up for himself" The unlocked for dis
sovsvy Of lhis "ptineipls" has a just claim to
originality. and ranks the junior Dennison At
once with cOpsrnieus, Webster, franklin aud
ethers "too numerous to mention
But he vas not satisfied With the high fame
Of being The discovsrsr Of the "principle Of
Copssan.inopis." He is. besides. bent on
aehieving literary rsBown. He is, moreover,
detsrmined 70 become as great q bore In history,
a. the oolumbus ~artesiSn we'll IL in geology
Hear him:
The seeedsrs from the Sublime Porle-Egypt,
Tunis, Tripoli abd Algiers, might Afford tx
amplss nov more suitable than the Grand
Seignof's emporium.
Now, THE passage is exceedingly rich -
1.-THE Grand Seignor's emporium |" Truly
stsrn Rsp1blican contempt for Imperial gran.
deur turks behind this plain array Of but -four
vordsl 'Tis a pity that our aspiring Cover
nor has not been mere explicit. But he said
enough 10 convince " what little regard he
has for "His Msjssly. the sultau,"-as seereV
,ary Marcy FIRST titled him. Emporium"
Webster says this word means "a place OF
tpsrebandiss, . mart" In fact. a place which
tho Turks delight in calling a "BsEaar." viii
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=. - "a ~. .s,r,i,vof his nsevsn
.-..,.n~~ ,Ao-R..nho,r. whsr he learn.
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Helpers madly con'uSeu ~ !"
not produce half as much CONSERVATION
umony uSambo and bis pick AniuHies" at the
go 10 ~. ,..h md ,n..p.cisd act of
o"1' ,.,l .-u.t.
dsthronement OF 'nelI PolnieA' " ''"E,"u0
chief among the faithful followers OF the No
raul But perhaps, our Governor meant to say
"-mpirsi" Perhapsl
But hear him again
.'If attended with success at the threshold
10 dissolV!ue The ereet eonfederscy and creA>
un8 : smAl Ell GU. un H. LA. IA
r. ~iron,;sr. md 10 maintain Them and keep
dowr domestic Instruction would be-the Sue
oEDAsEuN." ut.4Fa.l.lsa.-.4
Suee'dsHsuml How could our Governor help
not using this splendid word IL Is so Heh OF
neaning' so meilifinous' so "prosod'esliy mel
odious," so adaptable to the context OF his
entire oratory" that the sentence would be ut
tsrly spoiled, had he concluded with an Anglo'
Saxon substitute for SueeedAneum We onc'
heard OF ViTginla Ooionei,-"ho ever kne"