The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-11

ere % the vcoisaek. beard tim nm -,
son re1oH on Lord Eilrnboroueh with .. 1V's
aspeTiis ot 'oae and manner as iIs.e ..-. "uel
nsssed on tiialug occasion. Mr.
TIE ID re 90 Wellington IS a Gdsettv ,,d,
stige person ~b,ie tbeI Lordships are i, O"A'
ersii9n. lie Is perPetuaIy shifting Ia. ,,. ue'"'
aud shispei "S TO Ire peroOn sho Aapnrng
neat him. "'G
Lord Onderioh Is pcrsen whose sn4ert, :,
ter to the sight on On PAPER, than Ia "Pe'-
Inc reverse. probably. may be said =, ear.
Dnalfy aud Waad there is great "''d
smo5thness and fo,ce, IN what Il. lrNo,
Lotd Handsome, however, appears n ID
best spra.ei an the upper hpuse, lie i 49, '"e
the besf senience makers | ever heard nd
he Goes u Oh WY i, asnc with atns.i,,.,'-"',."
A writer, who l. par,ici lar about his NJ,
fa,t,dious IN tue coilDcation of ,vorJ, es,,.' "a
when the 'dcas To he expressed have a poaddS
oi cpinlleN'ty, knows well the utility bf :,
and an opportunity ioremendatson Lord -
doane hc"ePei IS a sente'ice maker bt ,.,',
loo, HE greatest ntee''eN ofphrase and tg,"
tie. uf arrangement, are exhibited nv ~,
asnd, and without the least show ofbeSt,,,,.
effort. waeu say the upper IIon,a VI
mean of course, l. the active DISCHARGE ~,
duties. refer osiy 20 the members Wb,,e ~. "a
ces are fam.lia' 10 the ears OF those who r.
debttes. ! can scarcely yea regard Lord pr,,'
kstt as OF he band OF tie Lords Iempor,tm
lie : "a vera nonentlty IN THEN spbere w..
when he thinks proper 10 exercise his cn,,.,i
his station, ds a master of eIocution vli'
course, b. what II WAS IN the region from ,b;a,
he has ascended--thai Is, it will place HIM IL,
all coupe tition and rivalry.
Peel looks vet very young but Increased I'm
ness ofperson and gravity OF countenance mai,
IA some measure the progress o. time | ,bonId
suppose he Is about 10 for be made his mad
speech IN favor Of the Nalcbefen exped,t,,,, -
1909, aud he must have been 81 at tint t;,a
His appearance nov Is that of smooth SELF,
/, tisfied nan OF ~. who has husbanded his h,,p,t
aad with whom the world IN general has thrive,
lie Is sad to- be fond OF the re aSa,ion and ou,o
Ui domestic HE, aud that b. does mol make an
empty Dodst when he says that he has rather o.,
from ban been The pursuer of Office. 1t would
not probably be easy 10 estimate how much no
owes OF the character he has for disuicrcdne,.
and INTEGRITY, 10 tits tendency ofhis feelings And
habits lie Is indifferent 10 Office, probably be-
cause he is careful OF his health. or Is fond ofb,.
Vie, or Is rlcn, or has nopOor relations to tIo-
vide for ur has cot 4 great dead of station and
some fame by accident. and does not wish ia
hazard the loss OF any portion OF them in official
able to self. probabi, ms predictions are 10
be traced TO sources more strongly marking ,e
magnanlmity of IN Character but be this rs i,
may, il is shrc"dly suspected that with the cob
leagues ne had. he never would have been able
TO ntroduc. even the little innovation he has
attempted IL the criminal laws il he was not
tsddy IT all IA sto sly, that he did not want of.
fee, and thar M woulu be I apklul to b. relieved
from It's sOiiCtnde. There IS certainly some.
thing very imposing in an apparent contempt Of
authority andipcl.. III CUutentior for which the
world Is kept in such agitation and turmod
Would t. II Ell public nen Stared in the SEMI
mcnt. OF could successfully effect 10 do so
c. uld lay my tm9ef upon one great man, who,
by TIE mere sh of the dnuferadness Of which
The eutlre Peel tamiis are 50 boasftd. could, ia
all human Likelihood, on m4re occasions than
one, have given freedom to a whole people ;
As tof the I-Secretdry's reputation FOR c.tpac.
~, II is, thluN, maniestly on the decline in the
House. Fortune intended high destiny Tor
him--naiuie very humble one. Probably the
holsle goddess has now aband, ned linn TO his
energies, and these, as think is already evident,
canlo. ntcr the lapse OF very little time, keep
bin aboyc llc lpse. of The fourth or filth class
cen otthc mere debateHs.
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