Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03

message 10 he onder.tnod IS declining q rec
'eo"oh. sen jackson then being by his own
act and wish removed from the CONTEXT Mr.
Clay seems To stand far ahead of snv eomoeti-
Tor that can be brought against him Even as
against Gen. Jackson, we think he wouId
Succeed against any other than General
Jackson his success cannot be for n mo
ment probiematical Yet Il Is not 10 be
secuted without effort and II is prineinsllv
With the view Of arousing TO some systematic
efforts and organization, the numerous friends
Of MIR. Clay throughout the state, tina, we
have submitted the above remarks. The
banner once raised and given 10 the wind
there will soon be n altering OF adherents to !,
from Nil quarters, and the numerous and well
organized array which will rally around IL will
most assnrodly bear It On to victory.
Political Theatre at WdShington. pre.
Hent company, ms will be- long re membered,
commenced their performances The first sea
sou, with the tragedy oi Reform and concluded
with lis all Farce. IL was forum .te that
they fpnnd the Theatre in good repair, for
They have "a fixed aversion to internal improve
ments. Having decided prediction Tor Iha
horrible, they have made preparations nj an
nprmous expense, 10 represent new and deep
tragedy entitled, Remordt Of The Iudians IL
remains yet 10 be seen whether the public taste
eau thuhis ehth thhiDliDuA oil cruelty. Iha
play they have repeated most frequently, and
for which their strength seems peculiarly fitted
IL The Comedy Of Errors.
"a Monday the 9th of December The The
atre WINS opened for Tho present season The
performances commenced, AZ they did lasl wear
10y rather "A long Prologue, which wa this dsy
pnbiah. composed Jotntly by all the Mana.
gers. aud spoken by the nominal head Mana.
ger. II would have saved them n good dea of
trouble TO have repeated tho old Prologue the
rare merit OF which was, that u would answer
equally ms well Tor every kind OF play. The
nominal head Manager, beng u fo.bIe and btoz
ken down soldier. rs relieved from all duty. ex.
cept speaking thu Prologue, and pignng his
name occasionally, as directed by the other
Managers.
Tha real head Manager, though nominally
second, Is arare genius. tie is said 10 enact
the best Iago IN the United States Natural
adaptation and long practice, place him decided
ly ~ The Van OF actors Ia this difficult part.
some think he plays SO well tina, he niII or,
long be promoted TO the place of head Mana.
ger. But tho better opinion Is that wb,n
Oheiios occupations gone, his W IN go with i, and
an entirely new set OF Managers viii be ma, IA,
as good n Clay Gao maxi.
The next Manager is also m actor. II,
plays tho part of Operredch IN A Nen ,oo1 l.,
Pay Old Dtbis, which Is Il stock play witt, fine
present company. THIS Manager has never
succeeded IN any other character than Ops,s
reach, hui was thought 10 have native apt-
lnde Tor this. Opinions, however, are tuning
against him, and he Is usually greeted when
ever he appears with, pretty general hiss.
The mos anusing part ofthe winter. entertain
ment Will be infnIobed by The next on the list of
managers. lie will perform, ms heretofore.
the psinc,phl part III farce written by himself
en,'lsd taootogy, or, the English Language at
a Mdsqatrdde IN the eontao OF which, our Gu
tIous mother tongue will appear under all sorts
ofqunint and laughable DISCUSSES. lie is in
imitable ~ such representations. II was gen
orally admitted last year, tHat IA bis iudicroua
selection, fabrication aud eooca,ion of wo,d.
he lett ohakspearea Welsh parson out OF sipbt
behind HIN. Aud The best OF an, ~, iha, his
actlng ID so perfectly natural tbnt oan "a ,emnl
e1 10 oelieVe lac mus hrve been practising
from his birth.
lhe last Manager, who is considered an IN
hh'e'ehi DTdHch vi the theatrical corps, vail I'D.
fy aud amuse the spectators as usual bv IN,
exhibitions OF Queer Spectatens Of Ibiukjns
Ills style OF thnklngn peculiar 10 himself md
quite FAR cical He Is not known 10 bot,ow
thoughts from any one; and what is equally re-
mnTkabe, no man has been known 10 Do,roY
thought from him.
u - hardly necessary to say, that these Wan
ayers nre, on tho whole, n feeble aud misera
bie set. by general ADMISSION they have low, ed
beyond what never was before.
What the new entertainment, will be We
cannot predict. Foote got UP a capital plsy
last WINTER, bur his Revolution changed so often
that we can form no con cCiure about bus pre-
sent course. IL is more than two years since
Mad Tom has been decently represented AT
Washington, though snndfy attempts have
been made lbe only man vino il true 10 ma
tnre IN this crazy character, has been sent out
by ihe Managefs to play before the Emporor
Of all the knsslas. II is generally thought.
from the sad failure ol last winter, thai Ban
qnoS Ghoa viii not be brought upon the stage
again, ms the actor from thu South would b.
nearly nuihfed by another experiment. 4, ,s
also thought that the royal Dane, after the &
ferndt otdson OF las, winter, will To suffered 10
rest undis'urbed Ia his glory.
As To The Green ko0m. we beg leave 10 be
silent We are afflicted with nausea yheney
er we think Of u. Oar readers know That az
usual, II will witness scenes which would put
modest daylight 10 the bush, aud force deceney.
II II should ever str8y thilher out Of euriosity
TO run away IN All isht.
LCmculatH dmericau.
From The National I,4ie1iigencer.
MessTs. ED1TOHs.-It is Instructive M nil