The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-28

:, fle rrrasnLto my memnry. eannot
recall % ny ND any ne' or thought 'ha'
dd not .prEpt m" In an nnitig'rd ae-
know ledgement fihtir fa'ois a. a rnhhc,
and prnf.und admiration of the private
worth of thuze CIRCLES IN which had the
honor uf m"sing.
That have committed an error appears
too evident rom the al decisive vince oi
the public but surely il / justice I" The
delinquent. whatever may he hls enorml-
lies, to be allowed In make r"Paralon
where The offences WE'RE conmitrd-my
misunderstanding took place IN BOSTON
II Boston ! shall assufedIy 80 IL apologize
fo, my lndlscrrtloos.
visit this country now, under different
frcli - md auspices, Than on d former oc-
c.sion. Then | was an ambitious man,
the proud representative of Shakespeare.
He raes HE spark of ambition l5exilnct
and | merely ask =, shelter IN which To
close my professional and moral cafeer.
give the weapon nt1 the hands Of my
cn"trlr- if they are brave they viii mt
turn II against The brat ithr deteneelrss.
EDNuND kEAN.
Washington Hall Ny. ID 1875.
Tn New York Commercial, the avowrd
and determined opponent Of Kran, makes
IN" following remark, =
kEAN A prod'giou~ effort is making
10 sustain Kean tins evening, Almost eve
~ corner of the street has been play card
ed, with IA varty Of h,od bills by his
friend, in prose I'D poetry. One says IN
hugc lttrr,-" kean has ntutr insuti.d
Hc cih,enS q .Ntm York" AnnIhcr q"otes
Sb k-peare-" II err Is human. 10 jorgire
dirue' @c.-tnd in addition 10 htsr de-
wees, lettrr has been exlorted from Nj.
k"an himself Wiling that he shnuln
have all the benefit of II, we publish II
cherllnlly at the rtques' of the manager.
Mn. kEAS's sECnND APPEARANCE.
NV York. Nov l7.-Lasr evening
NJ. k'an appeared IN the character Of o
thrlln. before nrar> ~ full ii house as on
Nooday evening, with the exception of the
slips, which remained empty. B,t fore tue
rslag of the curtain, there WAS no nproar
Of any kind in the house ; and The orchr,-
ira went on in the same manner as on an,
other night.
At the appearance of Mr.. kcan. the house
gaNe ii most enthusiastic round Of applause.
and when Mrs. Hsu0 entered, peal allrt
peal rung through the building for u con-ld-
er biz length Of 'imr. Silence ras then
restored, and the pIty went on without any
interruption until The closr of the tragrd,
There were perhaps haIfa dozen noisy
fellows IN the third tier, who Missed ucc.-
III l..t 1, l,...l 81,
the other were thrust ont from their seats
by those Disposed To hear thu actors. The
PIT, III" twU ue's ol boxes, aud the gallery,
w"ie unanlmously IN his favor. with the
solitary exception Of onr indi idual. in the
SECOND tltr, Who was compelled by the per
SONS ar"urd him To sill! his uoior and cla-
OUnr.
AT the fall Of the curtain loud and unan-
itnons call Vas mad" for kran, who in
few moments entered from the side door
Il prrsrulrd hims,lffo the auaieucr. In
addtessI them M expressed his sali-fac-
ton aud gtarlludr Tor the manner in which
Ia" had br'u received; thai it was hryoad
th' powers nf "ratnry to ii Il language Tor
the utt'rauce of h- 'rcllngs, AID that du-
ring the Interval Of his absence nom I Is
con trr, tie hospitality hr had experienced
IN \ York IN hi former VIII had ucsrr
BEEN Ciiar" from hi breast Tie With
DIRE, A;Gid-l thnndrrs OF applause lhr
whole house rose np IN body aud gas9t
hi" three CHEERS when he re-rnttrrd the
stdge door, r. Lee thrn appeared Ia AZ
uuuecr thr PLY for IBIS ruin., and on
tie uurnimoa- call nfttr house for Rich
ard he Third. he retired few nnutrs.tu