Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15
DOMESTIC NEWS.
All.AlN AslllNGTON

- ~, Portid,at Aaettissr.
TIM NmsfS'. Do, ION " J'aiet Of tho
senate, IS Ute Of n. mos, ngrcenbla Of mn. His
hgatt IS oilsei6ffeff E ferrous fooling, and though
you u's d.iiff flu tu on every possible rol"'
Sct 'ou fhuHatiat ,esi I him & b. motives. No
Senator Is mare pafpItr. No oue has moro per
sonai 6ends am5ne hs advcrsares Mr. Tylor
i- oonui 50 leoi u be- sht-not over luse IN his
p,rou--Mth NV pfomincn, hose. AID 4 good
-, '. hu not or 9.lrknble iu ia udlc-,iJus,
Ills defamation II times very hanu'if1l. II.
speaks Wit grfa. leryor and onfhnslasm, like
most OF tie of4,ors OF The Virginia school,
sad rs much more fond Of fine sentences and
tine wo,ds, than Of dno Arguments. lis aren-
monts never amount 10 mtrh. lis positions
arc often absurd, and the manner which
Lc sustaius ihfia yet niorc absurd tna to argu.
m,n,s themselves Nj, Tyler IS n ma! mr. aud
scccicr but more ola secedcr than ha.l.hgr. H..
believes that there S no such thn2 or beng as q
citizen OF the United States, unless he btJoUcs
such Wy beng frs the cill.n Of Il sovereign State.
lie believes thai State IA htr sovereign capacity
| can DO no wrong. and tuHt, therefore, the United
States cannot repless Tor restrain hef,f she IN her
/ sovereign capacity resolves ~ so out II the Union
lie holds 10 many more such ub,urdtes, and after
a speech. advancing Them all. has been re elected
by Virginia for q term Of six years. Whom Nh
Tyllr had Mr. Ta3w, for colleague the two
Senators made ont splendid man Tor l. Ter could
decl1m With gfea, tofcc aud groa, eileei, and Td2
w,l, could reason oh nicer distinctions than any
nlln ever met wlh. Tyler IS oftle Irish school
ct 81. qucnce, hounWs the manner al hfa.an md
tGnau and Philips and Tazwcll Was a lnetaphy
slc,uu, "A loslcisn, hair spltt,l-a man who
could proyefsa wrong, aud wrong right, and
haf convnec - ct uines that ihfee aid NO made
SIX.
NJ Hstef tic other Virginia Senator md the
successor OF Mr. 'fn1Well Is middle Jsad man
small in his person poutc, but mol polite viii
cnsc well Ind but rather uncasily 81 and kind,
but th an eilaf lIc IS known as bold opposcr
of Nh Adams administration, and afterwards as
Munster Plonipo'entary IN France. lie lbs been
battered md earessed by the great uen ot Nitrinn
s was taken much notice ofby J,lefson,n5 young
man of promise, Us we'll aS by Mi Madison, in
whose school oil constitutional politics he IS thor
uughiy imbued. Hence lac Is much more rational
ana much less absurd than the politicians OF VIZ
fuIa IN the tnass lie IS no uulliher nor soccdcr
Vagina has hitherto had her eye on hlm for the
highest rill in her besowol but whether the ground
he has taken Of late VII Inuro him IL bel cs,ma-
ton, Icmalns 10 he seen.
Aaa d,ba,rf Mr. lhycs is rcndy, With com
mand of odlansuage, lie is a natural aud easy
spthhcr lie has little of the N,teinia rant, and
much at the northern sobricty. lis enunciHtlon
ls rather slew and guarded. His manner is sol
c'nn, correct and impressive His mode of addrcs
sing The Senate is SO like that of earnest ruu,cr.
saton that he gains uch attention, whict manner
10y the way, | suspect Is the true secret OF orato.
~ MI Rlses Is probably destined to occupy u
high station IN The government AID couspi "a
Gus place IN the eyes of The people, not much
for has talents, Ion there are men far before INN
though he Is n first rnia second rate man MS from
his beng f'om Virginia, 81 State which holds such
4 spot on the map thnt IL must have influence
more or less, and whjch ut this time Is So deficient
IN ta'en.. in winch she has been hitherto ST. remark
able, that any man Ola common strength Of Intel
cct must entde himscIfto and obtain her support
Virginia usually puts out her bos foot, and sends
her lest men, aud ms Mr. Rves is among the FIST
should not be surprised, IT, IN few years, the
Old Dominion should put hun forth for the Press,
dcucy
OF the Virginia delegation in the House of Rcr.
rcscutatlves, know but little Archer Boudn
! Mercer, Patton, and Stevenson afc the most
,onspl, uous. 1fofet IS chairman of the Commit
zee on Foreign Relations, which Is an important
and conspicuous committee. and Which Of course
makes It's chairman a conspicuous man Archer has
! long been in Congress. Ilcls tail and slender in
/ person, very poor speaker low IN his voice and
| udl5,mct and Of course cannot bc heard. lie H.
| also without yigor or animation lie Is credited
with talents but # he were not Ngglnian he ne
yer would have been chairman of the Committee
ON Foreign Relations over such nan us Edward
4 Everett. Judge BouldIn is stout, bald headed
nufcr who can storm like an army and swear
terribly in FLANDERS John Randolph is TO take his
place for there /. doubt he will be elected lfhc
concludes 10 be candidate, though h. cannot sit
upright at present Hcrcey is distinguished iot the
part he has taken in colonization, internal improve
mcnts, and III all the grcU, works OF the day,
Stevenson, as II Speaker, is well known to tht
public lie Is GOOD Speaker, ready, decisive
=, aud energetic, but great collar man, and one in
whom his ad,.rsarics have little or no ronfdcncc
: for he IS at times tricky, aud not always honorable
lie Is fluent and speaks to effect lie has eooC
abilities aud is among the first Of the Nrginians
i, No man can better appoasc tumult IN the louS
Of Representatives No man can better keep dsor
derby men IN order lie is most politely saucy
and most asreeably decisive, lie insists W ith al
proper grace ON an absolute obedience, and sencr
ally Gains the House in It's greatest tcmpests
!, lie can keep his temper when all others are IN
. rage, and look grave when all are shaking thci
sides with laughter. Patton is a young mun
- considerable talent and is well thought Of lie i
IL 'S'hia e'aPiiy s'clah, anu IN Slteu IN nil IL
l. puzzles. He speaks often, and makes the best
his cause good or bad In debate he is courtcou
4 and candid, and rather interesting from his matte
than from his manner, though this is not bad
II Neicton is the oldest member Of the House, an
70 has been there, g the time whereof the memoir
: otman rnnncth not to the contrary" lie is hghl
y esteemed and is generally called Old Faith,
/; Newton"
:, C7aig talks much md is good third rate ma
So There are others of more ability, but they sedo
!, put their heads above water
or
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