Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16

heving all he said be paradox There is no esca-
phns nir W. oSers conclusions. You must take
'ne,: Dut Mr SpIague leaves YOU al liberty 10 aa zee
WIN him or not He has spread before YOU the BAN
que'' and you may prof, by not. wonder tina,
any discerning man could aver think of nsiitut,n,r
COMPARISON between the. sso speakers Both are
would be well for Mr.. Webster take lesson in
ueciainaton from our Senator. The desk he speaks
over ana the air he is ever aslng, would suffer less
ana the orator would appear better two thirds OF the
time. " vac
M might now give recapula,ion of the remarks which
-, Gus ('he iayorl made IN Quincy Hail. as he
p1e'y sao by way OF for msel-o not being able
~ launch upon any whchir Webster had lie tnds
thing to sue ' O IKE TO see the man who could hnd any
" ndu oee over ir-and there nothing peculiarly
speech which lasted two Iours Without ay @ seo s
pmuaon Mr. Otis experience enabled him to relate
many stories peculiarly interesting the Mechanics of b sion
ae ne SAID well Iecollec, every ,hg was
H, h from Ensand lie spoke of huge British eare
whee Brush fabrics of all kinds Shirts collars panta
looms, coats, hats, &c &C. all for sale ready made
having been manufactured Mechanics for Americas
Inc products Of American manufactures were held in Con
we're aeac' our Mechanics were starving and the British
We thriving NO one thought of making what wanted or
OF having II To be manufactured for the British could do it
lp mere was Free Trade enough and all had smooth
s EVeh Tue Barber must be imported; with houses
ready made; and the simplest utensils of domestic e-and
price OF all was nearly double the price of the present day
; o,s sau ne mad seen the daughters of Boston
Gnancs go with tears in their eyes British Manufacturing
Warehouse soliciting work the smallest only
source tey mad left to keep themselves parents from star
ya'o Al the close OF the revolutionary previous to
upon SUBSCRIPTION IN Boston ship yard, purpose keep
e snip builders employed and from sarv atom
IN. ese vessels we've stocks The
Iish had the whole the mauufc-
turing interest under their conol for the shin
builders u the ship owners then make living the manu-
now without protecting duty The prohbitoy duties
r OTIS said remeded all this misery open to
cans boundes field for enterprise
if os took occasion combat many of the of the
oca economists and To demonstrate fasity which he
an very happily and with great efec, MIR. Os ready
SPEAKER and very fluent iiiswns well selected and OF
me best KIND His style chase flowing hut moi ner
a than Nv h,tpp
SO iorcoe His pronunciation is pedantcay correct and
venture 10 sag he would intentionally mspronounce a
%oro SO much as to 'y fellow cizeas' instead of ne
Jeloto cseas TO his niayohip His speaking is very
Pnpaaf with hs Bostonians. His little anecdotes stories
illusions TO things present. and his readiness take advantage
Vi any nonen'ary circumstance which
ees. Of the auditory are all very taking will give
Exam e WINE "r Webster speaking of the mes
sage he (Nir w took occasion saw knew no road
na the administration would call na.i.laI All roads were
III some degree local. they particular territory and
connected particular districts No road every
no road ran every where except-except" land here Mr.
enster had wound himself up in from he
was apparently unable exircae hmself .'except-an and
mere MI otis sang out the road to run Mr. Webster ech
oeu Irwin the addition that this was road
and the hall echoed with hunders of applause was
lucky word for MIR w for he trouble and would have
! found IL hard work get out.