Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16

VIZ esss " ."e speecn nau preceded him. and was
talked at IN every bar and at every public table
In 1900 he was put in nomination for Coueress and
w.s elected Parties werc nearly equally divided but
q" name gave great weight to the ticket. In New
oam?snre the members Of Compress are chosen by
ticket without regard to Districts or without
any further regard to them than that of consulting
""e .1enng IN selecting candidates. In Congress.
tne eS'E"gtand delegation, rather greater part
OF tRem; and was considered q consnfcuoos amonr.
.Sc", not At that time precisely their leader. On
ns great quest,c" OF renewing the Charter of the
Bank OF the United States, he made long speccb
sn OF veil tried facts ard sound PRINCIPLES In any
S.nef pat ngn party times his reasonngs would have
o"en irresistible. The question was lost, but when
SUBJECT came up again after the peace Of 1915 the
sdvocases Of the Bank did but little more than repeat
Ut" arguments IN favor of its establishment.
" returning from public life tina, hi, pecun;arv NJ
~ weru deranse and his friends ostun invited him there
WIDER nsd tor his talents and promised him business be
~ ~ and al once entered fun practce and
.sed the oes' Of H. with the cider lunarrs Of the bar of
ms practice was not confined tina, county, bat he
va ceaed nso E.e Mddesex Norfk aud in fact TO ohe,
coanes a. as as he would home nj. fame wa cvr,v
neams ibe bar; and he seerncd farEoen that
400 they complained Of nothing but tina, wa. deo, oe
pres OF tho-e who .otgh, him, an audience to
OF 'ne cases Some Of the fe,ted AT his occa sioa
ana ovsearnx and his greatest admirers will moi
% at AZ tn,es he was petulan and re-tve and he sesm
~ wneh ne was educaied bot reflection he generally mad
cos Tor any pain he had given There seemed in his day
law IN New Hampshire, we'll as m England thai
every witness might by examining council b. M, he ,
.a II was all fair play In Massachusetts il was not So
sone'ioo. fasdouy; he knew nothing of ,ha, a, s u @
S NC aad leaned cftcn foryo, IT, In 1923 he MAS elected
chusc bat did take active par, IN any
hs ,,. - these was not any thing which Up at
1874 MT Go'hsm who had ably faithfully seprescn
inc asc OF Suffolk in Congress. resigned hi, sea, in ,ha,
NJ nomination Mr. Putnam was one of The r,os J.ei,l,
p. - men the district and all had made III, their
IN non,naon only few days before the election: and
sa,c III was as'ea'ned that he would stand cand,-
nee was strong desire evnced among his old friends
70 supon MS eroion; but few pie grd to Mr. PM
VINO was anost unexceponahie candidate In This ,,c
s were held, and the speakers s,ru1
eo 70 say the kindes things Of the candidates and VIE,
hey mad made choice appeared regret that bo, could No,
IN al the next election unanimously he vas of co,ss
,ne representative of CITY, and people, and no, of naI,v
VIC uonsh no was elected tn the Senate the u Sa.es
ana m that body he took the stand he hI held in ,
pnai branch in the He ane TO il, a, once =.
% was known TO all the members Of the Senate rsonav mr.
Sy !eP"a',on There Is probably lawyer in the Un,ri
Hss o, ms who has arsied many impor,an,
as Ne6ster, outstanding his political services
VIXEN he came to Do-on DO no, have ranked a,r
tne rs scholars OF our country for were manv IN his
cal learning tie had "a, this before and he dv,sd
many of hrs leisure hours classical Iearpng no, m.,ei ~
sell master Of the history of his country branch
whSe most OF tho American politicians are greatly dees,
n"ns and the principles which they had 1ourishcJ
There are who say that MIR Webster has ier nun. .
times for want Of discernncn' spoken of his e
al the har and other places, wonderful producon Gus
sometimes place, many Of bis .nrreh Is
nave passed away as other place matters have H..
Equally wrong TO look IN his atoms ON preo orros;o
ior the psoddes' predictions Of Intellect ines %
.on' arc noho compositions, powerful dscu,on, of he %
and striking iIustraons bot they are no., M remark
when mas oeentheso~cd upon them hi, most ecton
; %o pnsefi into passion IN The closet ne reouire,
eone that he cannot find thcrcs he o,ust be- roosea h
Soma 'pr, Of euuistion rivaly, rr.ea.e hn nus, by
the srer Of his sercp locSs atn f, ~ opln DID, oeiorr
~ oe're cont and jury ia tho delhcraic asseo,br
40. 'S l extent OF his powers he uudc,ood and even
oach on WHO his opponents may he whe,bey
s". the Grafton a, The IsadOs Of the Pilgrims no, his
IN depth Of though, and majesty oflangusge
.nes seao,rsmcns give peness to his speeches
IA naunna Questions which they had not before: te L.
ardo Ga Wool be added To the maencsnce of his eav S
ssn AZ The sahe'nss Of experiences Of
e situation OF every man has much do with his renua
onn GOES no. aer his character II uue tia,
And pyramids aIn pyramid. iu vsIss," ~ "'Fs'
Se wne .ne eT ore placed on emnencn Ie;. mon;ns
pile seen in all its masniAcence much greater dis,o
Samng to the metropolis Of New England was indeed ss,;n
for tina, city, that city iar bin III ,. .r no was made
power oyer the people Of Boston, and indeed Of all Mas
enshi Know likely 70 ia long, fifteen wears :, h
been waxing apace w'p'ut feeling any warnings Of bubble %
on may be that the Of his fame is Allied nm pm
ha ne mas feaehed his bat impossible Tor H.;
while he retains the powers his mind srS
Continues MS exeruons for the honor Of bis country ~
Ba, TO speak more particularly his msr;al eudown,en,
. no; wanting IN originality, bu, not 50 much Of ~ n
ean niu PePetuaiy after novel fs memo,v 800
aaa the store, OF his kno~ledge laid up in admirable
Iea1y m use as exisences circmsiances NAV
@ early trends .ay that his ussuaon once Of bah
eno ha ne wrote vigorous poetry whenever ha cbos
and as anher proof ofihs strength bis fancy thew p
hun on the death Of nue Of hi, class
ass wnen 10 college IL has ,be gorseousness az
ens about ~ and was for epndered the mos, .,,o
amafy composition written Dartmouth enls,e "a ~
was then his most striking
50 now fbe severe discipline i, ne ON cnnna uo
ut -. aods sos. Destroyed the inspiration Of The muse
ana aia hef hieiess at the feet of reason b noeI 80 IS
mno waaeveI me'aPhycas may call H. tina, ook, ovs, 'h
nos ex'eh ole sobect At glance that which oras. ~,
near ana remote beaross and comprehend, ne 5ee s
aad iela'oos and can throw all The results of easoo.
90 70 ,be me public 10 the smallest Compass of time III
pre- emnen'ly hs may We called genius judrment. raj
sh-any ihin3--no matter what; Is greatness t
nom chromosomes accident eT ""s'acleo
me osauoi NJ Bunkers Hill literally Delivered N M
woiI' 10 the open air. exp1ed and winds Stood an
razor npe wnh The thoughts Of manhood before Ie Irn
ana 'he glow OF early days had gone; myriad, or ,s
WEI, 80. n" heroes were clustering him. among
were Jusi en,erns eternity ready 10 mplose
ana depari the bones Of friends enemies ,ye,e
'hem graves beneath The feet OF and Old
TIVE was announcing that half century rad eino'sd
'ne roar ~ battle had broke sacred around lie
corner stone OF time deying monument wa, then s, we
h LAT a.I