Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13

YOU see nothing additional. His aroumsnt. ;su r.v
:. anowcu tne use o. an expressive word, are saucy;
=. !, oon'' aud he USES no honied terms. Mr..
oprague Is conciiiating; his manner is pleasant. NOT
impudent. and you would no, like HIM the les. for no
lieving oil he said to be paradox. There IL no go
p'ng MIR Webstcrs conclusions. You must take
thcm: OUT Mr' oprague leaves you at liberty IN ngrea
with HIM or not. He has spread before Won ,bs S.n,
quet, and you may profit by II or not. W ,nder ,h.,
any discerning man could ever think of ins,;,,,,;n..
comparison between the NO speakers. Both are
great IN their way; but both are unlike. Indeaa -
would be we'll for Mr.. Webster to take a lesson n
from our Senator. The desk he ,ne.ts
over and tho air he is ever lashing, would suffer less'
nuo the orator would appear better two thirds of tho
" W'sn. now give you a rscapi,ulation Of the remarks which
oro,c,iv .,i aus Is che Mayor made In Quincy Hall. bu, as he
c 70 aa' n upon any topic which Mr. Webster had l6 undis.
,un,s = !. snouu NE to see the man who could find any new
WV ~ mad zen over M-and as there was nothing peculiarly
.nsschs v h,. JT III. nnsnauons excepted, may pass over his
sPeecn, wh'cn lasted about two hours, without any lo.y recs"
pitulation. Mi Otis experience and age ensb,,J SSm ~. y, y
many stories peculiarly interesting to the Mechanics Of d, atom.
nc oooii, nc SAID, well reconect the time when eyery thi,e ws
imported from England Tie spoke Of = huge B1,i,h 49,
House where British fabrics of ali kinds, shirts, collars, psn,ao
looms, coats, hats, &c &C, were all Tor sale ready 49,
having been manufactured by British Mechanic, for Ansr,esn,
T".u" mpmo was then customary to import every thug
NC P'"u''c'so american manufactures were held in cor.
tempt, Hence our Mechanics were starving and m. R,; t;J,
V" ere thriving No one 'hough, Of making what he wanted. or
o having II u be manufactured. for the British could do 4,
cheaper Thsre was Free Trade enough, and ali had srono,i'
nm Lven me Barber must be imported; so with houses
'''Hf~o thchonc VI nI4
III price OF all was nearly double the price of the presen, dav.
Mr. otis said he had seen the daughters of Bo.,on =
smahhcss go win tears In their eyes TO a British Manufacturers
"s'enouse, soiiciting work at the smallest reward-the o,i, e
.ooiee 'ney had iet To keep themselves e. their parents for .,..
VI q! 'e close OF the revolutionary war. and prsv,a,.
.o 'o"n''on d the new constitution, six vessels ~ S..n.
upon suosctPuon IN Boston ship yard, OH purnose - Ls.ss
hm, - ou'usI employed. and to save them from s,aryauon..
=. tncse vessels were never used; they rotted on the .,octs TIL,
er''sh mad the whole navigation interest az well as the man,fan.
turing interest under their controls &1t was as difficult for tbs ~.
ouiiuet u the ship owners then TO make a living a, for The m,..p
,c'uIers now without a protecting duty The prohibitorv du,ls.
VII oIs tain, remedied all this misery, and threw omen IN 49,
saHsa ooundiess field for enierprise, free from British competi,,on
VII ohs TOOK occasion to combat many of the maxims Of ,ha
ps,''cai economists, and to demonstrate their faIlty. which he
u" very happily and with great effect Mr.. OTIS Il, r..du
speaker ann very fluent. His words are well selected and ~
the best kind. His style is chaste and flowing, but nor nsJ,
81 iorciolc His pronunciation is pedanucally correct and 7
venture to say he would uoi intentionally mispronource .
wotd s. much as to say my GNop citizens instead of un.
yetoto oihsens,' to save his %mayorship His speaking is verv
popular with The Bostonians. His little anecdotes. stories
Illusions To uhings present, and his readiness to take ADVANTAGES
d any momentary Circumstance which may keen up The 10 ..
WIestoi inc auditory, are all very taking 1 will give Won an
exam i.. While Mr. Webster was speaking OF the veto mas.
sage, he (Mr w took occasion to say, The knew mo roaa
IN some degree local; thsy ran over a particular teuitorv and
connected particular districts. No road ran over everv STATE
no road ran every where, except-excepi." land here Mr.
Neoster had wound himself up in a sentance, from v hich no
was apparently unable 10 extIicste himsel0 "cxcepiD-fand
mere MT OTIS sang eut) 'the road to ruin.' Mr. Webster ecb-
od Twin the addition that this "was an administrations roadi,
and the hall echoed with thundes of applause II was n
lucky word for MIR w. for he was in trouble, and would bav,
found it hard work TO Get out.