The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-14
MEScELLGzs

TIL MGJI Hon 1EOE't 'AN..l
II .. iailnHilg Amaas . sketcn "i =
e ated lai-b = 10 an -thtr-oia
foT a h,ch ar are md. q l. The .ftbt0n
! AT cd. a thai ap"r lqlorms -
f,asi ea#k rsrrpfh uhished, e'itlisl
f,byion The Great The aulhor. wh"e' ?.
h. III 81 90 common "r'-
IL. n handirs III brush With the A.,
ar IrXterIty ola master ~ l." o..
na.tup. and has evidently eeJpyrd thr
mos ,npIc means II stud lHg ms sotl"
W. ba,r SELDOM seen prctar, more =.
bnp 4 ng Ia bprss I'D 'lgani nf ,olaas-
10, q, more rcplrtc viii uuglual add chm
ACT lstic tourhes. Nhr, her Il posaesst,
the additional merit of being iaithtui - .
trail. those onl, who have had opr"rua=
ties III seeing spd hearing the dfns'.,Ha#
rielistcan correctly ledgr. II near a.
~ marks OF great iraih to nature, hnd vi,
n III rvcns, amply repay the rr"d"' fof
the robbie ol prrusil:
"At the 1, rmination of such a display a.
a. 5, YOU would b. apt Ia imaglne that IL
business of the house would fluid at oncr
H. climax and us close that M man coaia
he fund Who would br able 10 .hikr lhe
frasuntugs. ainntr thr lnpressiu. AID
heal the wounds that have been infllCted III
thu course u Inis display. Bn M Dh,s, ~
in macy uiher Vt You anliupatlous IL
speeding tbs unique a. wonderful assem-
BIZ. ga gre mistaken; for there is IN the
hoasc power sufficient 10 gloss over or turn
h. ! direction somewhat what different, Il
nj 20 answer those argumen's; sr's
en- SIR the PASSIONS, tho u"t ~ drrply NJ
lrs.i more drilghttillly and others can
cut, If not with so heavy weapon, -
least with one ~ keen. aud murh antr
polished. George Canning, YOU call him
,ae R,Sht Hon. tieorse Canning, did he
not make You feel that hr Is luh,m.cl some.
thing moic noble, more honorable, aud
rpare deserving to be houorcd, thau any
thing which can descend 10y inheritance, be
granted by patent, or commercially Office
has been listening all the while, not only as
one who perfectly understood the speech
but as one who felt conscious 81 his own Il
bility TO reply 10 it. There Is not man
living whose appearance is calculated 10
pui yol in better humour with oihcipl men,
WI parliamentary or turs, With .uglish-
men, IN mankind Ia 2raes-l, or even
fsa,lug. percbancr, tlngr ui ,nkN VIII
youfs,if than his same aml,hlr. elegant
eaqpcut, ai..l The event hss pfdstd, H.
b raj ond lruy Eos l,eh ser ~. n
neu's appearance Can be mo',. prrpnsscsa
fhaa ihat ol Nh Canniug. You do moi m
dec. At oner CIV hum ,nur hear, $ sau
do III, Chancellor nf The Excmqurr--
Who's hearing Is modesiy, and whose look
"a eaadrrusrlf; neither d. Non ,lrld Il.
you piud 10 hIm rs yau do II the cam
pr h.nd. I'D searching philosophy !
II - .'s .-fz nm upon the whole,
n h. nook ard rs he acts whrsh"r ~ =
II ~ rs a,, or, ~ IL more agrc- nj,
more delightful than thsy Without ha,-
inr s,ugIe tace al pedranlr>, i toppery
o. aiirctalinn about hin, Nr. Caua.as
has more nf tlie Icl art of he orator, lhaa
Any D,n Ia the House. In the raagr Of
nj rrWers, and in depth al knowledge,
mofe especially on philosophical subjects,
h ls inferior To Brnngli,m but in al those
qualities which art ealt nlated To daz1i.
aud - wlD ~. enlightened audience, he l.
de- deGb Superior Cummings head j. ~
boa inc Gnest you will nert with. Ii does
moi, L. he sure, Indicate that depth or that
pnWer ahich are Indicated ty some Others
IN 7Drt' = =" much symmetry aud grace,
- Farirct a balancing ol all { cnlfirs, aud
- toia' an ah,rnec ofevery ia G 1,,h, Of
NJ rtuSar, thtt # ." We .oi. ,e-
y ~ man, he antcipa ion IS So great
'h be speeches would appear tu be rDhss.
manner, and grnrIdlIy speak
HI o.. rl, are every way Wortd, OF thr
+ 80 To speak) oi his eloqHen,c.-
H, ricr is hnl 80 tremendous loud
Mue, rl'vated, neither can il snk iutu The
turons ind one, which seems peculiar %
BruSham BIT II is deep and mnscl.
snd acc"rds : l,h h's Open aud manly rx,
preston aud though his action be some
"ha' more thr'itic II 1snit would b. sat,
for ia'"rlor men To undertake, vet ma man
Knows better how Ia sult the action to Ib..
we'd. The language which Mr.. CANNING
employs 10 exceedingly snowy aud his
style, though never tirrsomc, Is very eIabo-
rte. One cannst pronounce thai tie is
the mast acute and CLOSE OF iogieians. Boz
he ~ generally so clear, and always so sln :
ciuns. that one follows him With pleasure.
Bni tho he succeeds I'll IN the establish
l,ent Of his DIVA pOsilin $, his forte Ohel-
ousls hes IN sackilg aad d"mollshng those
of his antagonists. He does this with q
"it aud sle,ghiiness " h,ch are truly Hora-
tan, ADD y men he lrts loose The arrows al
1t vii against auy pers"nage, that person
az NUT have previously goi far ioto ,"ur
esteem If he d. not II. while, appear an
object Of ridicuh. This poignant, and ap
par" 'it playful vii. is more provoking.
End. occasionally, mot. powerful wea
pom, 'han e,en the iust,,o of Rrr ng-
Dam. Srousha n. too. 4. Ell ~ ,,r,a :
sui his 'roaZslwsys goes 80 deep, that 1sa