Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-24
Mr.. joins RANDOLPH.
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Ch1racley of NJ. John Rand0Hh draTor
by Mr.. Wih,dm 7hom98,n, btoiher Of
the celebrated author Of CmARs


The celebrated author Of Cukas
His sppearAace by NJ mean, prepos
sessing he Is cons derably below the
,smmon sasute, aithou, symmetry OF shape.
IL IN 4nrers, hJugh m III erchlous, *
cne personal prejudice az ms hun, "hicL
nothing hu tong Ahd ln-lm,te ,oqustni'
ace csn remove. M y inlslph is not CT
culs,ed for popular sssoeisuDn The COM
mAnd NJ superiority oil his coll quad Aliens
m y force from the I'D snct lbs con.lc
cas- # h-,r judgment. bu he i@syes the
citcle vi hou hyilg aw kened one senn
men, of attic ION IN heir eass he lsn &
con en-, to a,e he oy 0hlch his ,upe
or alents md exiensl,e iatnm.u IL insure,
over hose VINO encounter IN ~ deb.t {;
with SCI ming ~ id,ta#ion. bis a. .efs.'y 5
n ade i,el he m ,ulic lion a defeat IL
he elauuencc ut NJ. Randolph, there Is
nothing ,efsu slye II would sc m as Il
tine enofgy # his mind could Gev noh to
the arts f oralsry the ANNA on o. lis
m nner, 'he dlshfed chastity OF his style,
lie strong and pc 5spicuous view WIZ he
.lwa,s taxes OF us subject, command from
lis audi, nee he mos profound attention IN
debate. M Randolph is hot indebted 10
fancy--his style OF orasory Is superior TO the
decorations of brill n imsgina'ion-be
exhibits his subjec, naked-- II has the nerve
OF HErcuLss, and is not relsZed by ssn
gle feature OF A ppsts.
With he most p werful ,a'snts, with 81.
pefior cultivation OF mind, and WI b the most
unsupported sincerity III thu expression OF
all his opinions, Mr. Randolph Is not cslcu.
lated for a popular leader. The arts ut con
cliation ere unknown u him governed by
the dictates Of his own manly Judgment, n
cannot conceive the dS Iendsnce which the
misds II others feel upon H. IL Is thus that
ne has neve been known 10 consult, To al
wise, or compromise. HIS propositions are
original +; taey are brought iDrwsrd " Gou,
one inquiry OF vino IS % support or who 10
oppose them Consclou, I the purity ot LIS
own in entions, and s,usi>d with the COR
reclness of ms own ludgm -, he " shes
not To defend the one, lie seeks not 10 con
ftm The uther, by his personal popularity
Individually there is no IN IA IA The dis net
who is not better known, o. whose m.nae
aud habits are no mare pleasing to the pso-
ple than NJ, Randoll h's. Is probsbie-
that ii his eieolon were p0l On that issue
he would never have held sseat ~ Cong ess.
ABOUT nm Jhere Is an atmosphere OF rcpui-
SION which few dare 10 penetrate hut he
who has The iirmoess TO dot Is INN diste-
ly rewarded The prime pies Of M. Ran
dolph are model d on the hne 4 lie Of VIZ.
,ue ard rectltude. Ardent and stfsc iona
~ his d,sLosi ion, lie is susee p,bIe OF strong
and permanent friendships. His private
hs oty abounds with esI0ences OF the most
humane and lilntuiepIc feelings. Allho'
Nj. Randolph los esses geaeral Information
he an n b, considered literary character.
Excepi minute kHowledge OF history aud
geogrsphrJ, his reading hrs beeo otLefw,se
supC rheial The VII ot M X ndolph II
keen, al 100 of en- nduigel VI hout regard
20 IT'S effect on lie ieenngsot uthers--some.
times, however, its application Is pecu lar.
!, la, pr. Dr. Dana, ptoveislal tor hls ped
antr,, once oDse we'd, m the presence Of Mr.
X mat hey were waiting Tor dlsit sta ing
hBtary (aI!udlog 10 Dr. michel, Sir,'
s,id NJ. Xsndolfh, -" l hea,d hun Just now
enquire Tor hs ia.ec ="
such VS. lie man selected as foreman Of
he srand ia On bu IS r1al-perhaPs
none caund hate been cuOseG ntogt capable
Of passing Judgment &c ween the United
s.. g and 5 e.,Izet. a. ass held di.tln
.gulshed ,auk IN his couelry, aud although
.he shades Of pohicaI o. mon have been
unlor una,eiy co,ou,,d WAN asperites, ms
tMth, HI, Justice have remained without q
STAN