The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-07
mo. 46.

j. still in such daily exercise, that
IT Is unnecessary IN partieularize il.
II il often powerful, sometimes ire
slstihle +; but Sometimes deals too
much IN exaggeration, and some
tunes IN verbiage. It's sarcasm aud
irony are not easily wiihst0od. The
accentnation ~ sometimes peculiar,
half Westmoreland. half Scotch /;
aud lie never loses The tone, expires.
siOna. and air Of al advocate.
Sir James .Uackiatpsh's matter and
language are admirable ; but his
voice is weak and ~unmusical, and his
pronunciation retains u great deal Of
his Scotch birth.
Peel il clear, well-arinnged, in
tclligcnt, and able speaker on points
oil basineea, hut llia VOICE ~ - l,:ils
affected, aud almost always tends To
IA whine.
The present Chancellor ofhe Er-
chcqaer did not, at the time III which
| am speaking, hold this important
Office. He then SPOKE seldom, but
when he did rise, he always spoke
with ii>clincss, talent, vigor, Know
ledge, and sound srnse, aud with an
extraordinary appearance II gentle
manly and honorable ,ecliHg.
II Is said that lawyers make bad
speakers IN Parliament /; Yet il must
be observed, that most Of the pcrsona
here named, were brought up to tic
bar.
There is much fatigue in attend
ing, strictly the inaltltudlnous bnsi-
ness Of the House /; and the late de-
bates, prolonged till long after mid-
night, are often very Nearisome ,
and the return home through the
night air, when the House which ia
not large enough to hold all its en-
bers, has been crowded aud hot, is
very trying IN the health.
Ii is said, that men Of genius and
higl, abilities Ao not make men Of
business /: tbs is true OF the details /;
but in legislative assembly, men
Of genius and originating minds
ought To be iDtermixed in their duo
proportions. II is true government
may not want such minds among
them they merely want a silent
vote, and do not choose the intcrfer-
chce or management pi any measures
but their own. IL has been remark
cd thai no one can do any thing in
Parliament Individually, and uncon-
nectcd with the movements and tech.
nical arrangements Of party What
is done, can only be carried, even
through the carly stages, by comb.
nation, and parliamentary tactics
are ~ necessary as the tactics of
war. inexperienced members get
up, and make motions, and arc led
on by sanguipc hope ; but zeal, en-.
crgy, aud eXerti0n, waste away with
tine ; speakers Of II subordinate
power OF success, who have com-
mcnced busily, gradually %languisll,
and then lapse into silence. Ihere
are men who have sat in 81 many
pariiamcnts, and gone through nc
mechanism, that their very persons
are scarcely known 10 ten membeis
of the House. have seen men
come into e0nInittec-rooms, with
whom others sitting on the commit
tees have sat for ten years, yet ON
their entry have not recognized them
to be members. For my part, tho
| knew the persons Of a large part Of
the Uolisc. still there were many
whom | did no. know.
I'm .6tciual Remedy far, Hares in Hor-
scs.-1akr one pound aud n half Of good
ginger, for ho,sc. Give Two table spoon
fuls u d%ay--onn in the morning aud the
other in tive evening, NIX with wheat brar.
TINS receipt has been selling nj 8 dollars
10 the eastward, where the efficacy of il,s.
above nrdlcine has been proved in Tire
cure of several cases Of obstinate hesves.
FOR RENT.