Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-09
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Parliamentary OratorS.-By Lord Bvroa.-I have me-
yer heard any who fulfilled my idea of an orator
Grattan would have been but for his Harlequin
:very Pitt never heaId Fox but then struck
a debater, which Ia me- different from an
mprovSatore, yers6er, from poet GREY
,reat ba, i, is no oratoy Canning is sometimes very
Wudham did admire, though all the world
lit seemed sad sophistry.
Nhitbread the Demosthenes bad taste and vuqar
mence but strong, and English.
dollaud impressive from aud sincerity; Lord
anslowu good, but still dcbater only Greenville |
sc vastly, II he prune his speeches down hours deli
very.
Burdc and silvcry as Bclial HIMSELF and think
the greatest in Pandcmouium; at least always
heard country gentlemen and the ministerial devilIy
praise his speeches up stairs and they down from Bella
uy's when he On his legs.
heard bishop Marsh make mis- second speech 1t made
impression. like Ward (now Viscount Dudley and
Ward,) studied but clear and sometimes eloquent. Peel
my school and form fellow 1--WE within other
strange say, nave heard, though often wished
to do so; but from what remember of him Harrow,
i, should be amongst of Now admire
Mr.. Nberlorce's speaking. II is nothing but flew of
words-wurGs words alone ou1t greatly if the EnpIis
have any eloquence. properly called am induced 10
thjnk that ts irish ad great deal that the French
will have, aud have had, IN NIirabeau. Lord Chatham
and Burke the approaches oratory in Eng
land. don't know what E,skine may been at the
Bar, but in tine House wish him tine Bar once more
Lauderdalelis sh. and Scotch, acute. OfBrourhan
snail say nothing as have personal feeling of dislike to
the man
But amongst all these good bad, and Indifferent never
heard the speech which long the auditors
thing i grand deception, and tedious as tiresomc
as may be TO those vino be present. heard
sheridan only aud briefly, liked his voice
bis manner aud MS wthe IS the only ever wished 10
rear at greater lcugiG.
W. in,rrt The request writcr the following ar,i
Gle for hc Of which not pretend to vouc
Tive writer appears possess mechanical knowledge and to
b. satisfied with his SOLUTION have no doubt Inc move
directed by InHyeuce, which cout.o the ina
chine and that sVct intelligence has very perfect COM
panj of tie game, ali te most scientific and
self possessed chcs players Neic ioyk Tsm,y.
THE .7viomql2a Cdeso P,Dlr-The following is offered
as a solution OF tive mystery Of NY stories:
In ih" hs place large clock sprmg Is wound up bv the
performers 49, forms The moving powci: a. order To
"i"g tbs Ugwcr to the ann with the sire ME-
c,"n t'i dm1+ca 'oK j play tune, Levels re- dis
posed in ow above tie cylinder and are Drouqt II,
actty key, wt'cb llop the lever down on the cylodg
la n Cir mr. put, Which, sufcis tue sp,ng IL a, ppo,
tn.' lavcr.
The ar'u Is nr io draw ~ out and tine fingers are
contracted @ "ucucd by thc lever pressing OF Gra,r nj,
coid "hi,n Coz tive end oi fingers. tins we NAV. see
elected by 'tI" the oi log of rnirteo
"hcn tue toes "i rioru THIS movement Tie mist winch
WI not ans"e 20 Aa.fays definition ol "a word NAV he
made 10 various By friction FOR instance 0r by lever
pressing c so Of O1gpit. 80 these things are effected
very easily by good calculator aud good workman; for
when So hav, power Giiect IL w any SITUATION
Eu bore coues the "grand mystery. 'ow does he work
o. pouf going nrar IT." lo It hds played whole game,
w'i' 90 onc ny .. fhis 're stumbling b., yhlc1 makes
i's' $3.50 ~ g" 2.' OJ,'r -'t cay hing say ';na'
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