The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

cared bcbeari OF every republican NJ. op.
posed
The Enquirer has not. however confined is
recent eommenda',aas Of John Randolph 10 his
,fpubheani>m aud patiui,c feelings The on.
connected aud conversational STYLE OF his iagi,.
lative display s--hs figures OF sprech-his M
merous aud sometimes far-fel,hcd illustrations,
appear 10 possess peculiar charm Tor the II.
quirer - great. mdeed. has been the cSta
cy ofthat paper whenever the Roanoke orator
has delighted 10 honor the world with M rll,iSion
OF his gti during the last three years, that, on
perusog lis encomums, doubts have bern ohso-
lulcly entertained of thr sanity of the wt,tcr
SPEECH after speech succeeded tarh btItcr than
rs predecessor, until The CLIMAX was capped hy
tina, on rrtrcnchmeni aud then only because
II vas his last. In April $50. Nj Randolph
delivered the speech IN the u. S Srnate, which
was plcntttuly nterlarded with calls on
Iint tor more porter" No sooner vas II DE-
lscrrd, than some one Of the bumbastlc block
heads who correspond With The enquirer broke
lorihln strains Of the most raptuous delight,
IN commentator al the Disgusting display w
,el backward IN lending Itself Ia any purpose
however ridiculous. which, for the timr being, II
may be disposed to advance. the Enquirer gave
a conspicuous place 10 the following pu3-nou-
Ssnaroi 80 Randolph has delivered the great
c0 speech Of his lfct The Ike al At was never
4 T.,
he filled his vials from the fountains OF bitter
ness = filled them 10 oyel1o"ing--t emptrcd
them on heads high and Low. For SIX homs. he
trod the winc-press Of indignant wrath Foi
SIN hours the Senate and brilliant audience
were Grcd as Hemabie columns whicf spp@t,d
the tome o ihs fhamtcr9 The s,cnographcrs
were busy bul N rain. In not for paper 10
tell that, peech.' Now, who would zuppos.
COMMUNICATIONS (Which being
" Undesersa, was satar IL LreuIst3
on a speech delivered by craes Drained cyric
aborlng under an unusual decree of cXcit-
ment by 700 frequent devotoosal the altar of
the Bacchanalau Cod, would have rtdicalcd the
manner and the Ila'tcr ot sprcohcs delivered by
tie same individual. IN the meridian Of his intel
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the following extract:
From t6t Richmond Enquirer Of inoe H. ltaa
" MI )ohn randolph has introduced ii ,'tf
Of Eloqoence MO ne ~ "i winch - rs All
honcot to true taste, us To- NE hes' m9dels OF
tins exquisite drt. instead ei el'eani "in'}nns
! 10 the ci1ss'e works OF antiquity, tue quotations
from the illusions o. the poets, % hont' ana
figures drawn hom the h'N' pro actions OF nd.
ure aud otart, we have a Nc" SOFT ai machinery
pltycd oil upon rs. The tndest scents ni a.,
are rAuSnckGd Tor proverbs and illustrations
/ The wise saws OF old wonen-the sweep
/ lup, of chimney coners-the I'll h otstahles M
the dialrcl tst3nle boys are All entst Al INTO The
! service. TIE Nmeeellar IS mate >" EEL AS ih"
We are not 10 " pui new vine into old bottle -
aaY. the pom cook j. graVclY brought INTO ihe
! II Or I" sl'e iectne on t'e "1lnes ol ad.
lied COR ,""e"} 'sGs ~ " i'''''''''s 'so.,'s
1..,,.,,,,,.i ,.,,,, - Notb.,,,, come. ,,,,.s 10
/ his net" whctl,rr,t be- tbe handsome or the
hom"ly, the Ian on the 'o"' ,'e po,' aEa az,
z'hS ''so' o' '',t '''', a,.,,
I'll :. tn he ,.prrrtted that these splrndil arts
| oI L'oq"tnce WEI" F'i"''F ""N'''"" u" "'
! The CiItcS and Olhto's VINO nave B"n" p'-
/ fore How much more complete would have
! been Iono,no>.s treatise on the sublime. II AZ
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