Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

. iiopse, anu now pas 10 the senate. am
disposed TO consider the Senate with more
good nature, aud perhaps because IL is more
courteous 10 strangers. Taey are moi kept
IN dirty gallery but are admitted below. Bot
the Senate is really superior there IS not more
talent IN The senate, but there is less bold aud
obsirnsive dizziness. Calhoun, the President,
- m Interesting man. lie is tall aud thin,
win dark complexion, black hair aud ppne-
rating eye. lie answers fapldly nod inter-
estngiy, md MS President of the Senate, though
without mneh dignity Of manner, dispatches
business with grent rapidly tle looks TO lie
about forty two ysarsold. There IL no doubr
thai there IS u serious .schsm in the cabinet,
partly created perhaps by the rising Of adverse
Interests. but principally by i whei lo3t Mark
Anthony the world" | choose only 10 alIndc
TO this " tfterima cdIsu bill, and save further
explanation till we meet but II u working
mere WIN terrible effect, aud from The Presl.
dsnls House 10 the Cabnei--the two Houses
and the City, is dividing all into two unequal
parties II isl matter Of amusing reflections
10 observe female influence produc ng, in the
democratic government ofa great republic,
effects which one would ihuk ,ood onl, pro.
coed from II in tho Courts OF Louis 1ith or.
10th, Mr. Calhoun is drawn nto this vortex.
Among the Senator's Webster is E" iaclle prin
oeps'-there is no doubt OF this. In Tho late
discussion with Hague, he. Webster, never
appeared more superior. Bni he II the great
man not only here, but in the Supreme Court
depend uponii. whatever the jackson scrbber.
may say oil him, all here allow his intellectual
supremacy.
was much disappointed in Benton, of Mis-
sour, who IL altogether n ieeblor fpift than !
had anticipated. lie Is n mnn apparently be.
tween forty aud City years ofags, rather nbose
the common size, with brown yelosi,h hair,
blue eyes md an uuualiua ,nea Ills .p,.,y.t
political principles are bold enough To satisfy
any degree Of apprehension aud he pas them
iofih htdebaie with entire explclfness but ha
IS absolutely feeble In manner, aud hspd al.
together ns n speaker. | heard his reply Is
Webster II was great e0ort--he tried to be
sarcastic and iiguIatiye, but was tame dull aud
tedious,
Rowan, of Kentucky is much ADLER man
than Benton. lie Is fine looking--raiher ad
vanoed IN years, and very large Ia person. lie
speaks ,olrrably well but his principles are
most cxtfayagaut lie advaucedlhe other days
IN an elaborate speech hat the Stale Is the only
Judge OF the cons'rniDnaliiy oil It's own laws
that ~ Is 10 be presumed the state will ncVer
violate the u, States constitution, but II II does
violate II, there is no remedy for the u. States
Tribunals have no right to decide or interfere
The Supreme Court of the u. States Is OF
course gfeat object of interest. The two new
Judges arr very respectable men. aud the Court
has gathered strength perhaps by the infusion
ct new democratic blood into IT. They nra
both intelligent looking men, probably not
vefy!eBrned IN the law, bun in these days let us
say, " God bless the ever nor look the gilt
horse in the mouth Mdshdl looks slill we'll
there is quiet dignity IN his manner, which rs
very Impressive. II IL cheering IN this evil
world 10 observe the universal respect and alice.
Tomato regard which follow him. II IL said
mat IN poshumous work OF Mr.. Jefferson,
charges have been advanced against the Chief
Justice. What the sharges are, have not
heard, bun he they what they may, utter mere.
utility nwais them 1here Ia daily beoniy ~
HIS life" which 'eft : any charge ileha
lived past slaudef an1 delraGlop. Al the bnr
Mr.. Win Of course stands conspicuous. lIn i
perfectly facnating in manners, AMI ~ an ele.
giant aud able speaker but lhn deep Toned az.
guments of Webster do not suffer IN comparison
This is all have room TO soy oI the +" tria luml.
ma OF Wnshington--in short, you will not be.
lleve what | say, ana no O0e will ill experience
teaches him. 1rniug ms are tina accounts OF
Washington, they do more than Justice 10 the
things they describe all men hero loom at u
distance above their natural height 10 ih,.
plncr, rs Ia mountains, distance lends en-.
Chanimrni.
DuGGreen IS decidedly in bad odour with
Mr.. Webster by his resolution driven the po..
~ into phalanx again, they themselves would
have attacked creen, lilo will not be the Cow
ernmeni organ long Amos Kendall is rather
striking In appenIanee-very thin, with light
bair--'ain on tho top of his head. and n very
sharp face, with Nh aquaine n0se--back eyss
and eye brows he looks like n foreigner--a
Frenchman. MI, M Duiie IA small man,
very carelessy dressed, has brown hair, fresh
complexion, prominent nose, aud good eye
He is much respected by all parties and parhspg
possesses more influence than any one in the
House
can learn nothing definite OF future polili.
cal movements. Calhoun aud Van Buren,
hate each other with unmxed sincerity but
Van Buren, is Tho present lord OF the ascendant.
~ one thing be certain--Ihere is "a large, un.
1lnchipg aud undrninisilng party IN the opp
slilon with good spirits aud hopes ,and Henry
Clay is its present tnvorte. Vun Blfen may
carry the day, but he viii not gam his suit by
default.
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