Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29
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MEN N WASH. g y
/ on tho 6epSrin Navigation IN 10 House of Roo
resontolses Wayne, " lido and Clayton, are tie
most conspicuous mcubels. Ofthese OF y shall
! speak here.
MI u aBHc has been distinguished her ofpre
lor hls hostility tothe United State T. nix lie
aud Colonel Benton first made war IN { ~ rs on
this institution, but IN manner tolaIl a.eren'
! tor Mr. Wayne Ia man of high sgnor
81 tnc feelings as impartial rs psgJnilcts
viii admit a;d though strong pary man, yc, a
nlnn every way 10 ba trusted III potica' aud social
lin. Thlsmnch no man can tnlysay ofCol Benton.
Dung fs sessiol of Congress, when Mr. Yer
plancks Bill was under discussion, the speaker
put NJ Wayne in The Char, winch station he fl
lei for some weeks duI ~ agltating discusslon
with great nportality and with gscat credit to
hlmarIi thu. gaining friends even among his adj
satsauea aud giving lessons to oil scryic collar
men who lhiuk subsert leney chief virtue, and
faitness miHot yltluo aud thus mike themselves
dssplepble III the eyes of the, friends and deteso-
bic IN the eyes Of the,t adyefsurios.
MI, Wayne "a a nidde-agod mun--stoutly and
hand,omely budl=.ol nortd full feee-and has a.
tunes the appearance Of an actor. Ills declamatio
o. pronunciation borders dlou upon thatof the stag.
lis dress Is peculiarly neat aud well selected HIS
manncrstoWmd nj are polite and courteous. In 30
clely, he Is among the fret gallant man. In the
House, h. exert, much influence. lie IS Union
man, aud IL hrm for the administration.
MI lltide 81 ntln Of his own cast,--sm A..
~. ranho make hlm out, nor make out his char
meter, but will describe him Ms he Is the floor Of
the HOUSE. He values himself exceedingly on
his courtesy, ms poieness &c.-And yet this Sos
! ,lon, he has Nv OF tluce times been rude and abu
sne IL society he Ia over attentive. A smile ever
PLAYS upon hl, face lie Is there popular and gen
orally esteemed
Is asp,akcr, MI, Wilde is doclamatory rnthe,
than arsumentalivc. Like Forsyth, he cannot
niPue question long Argument does not
i'll hn well nv defamation. His manner
usually commands attention, more than that OF
Mr. Wayne hls chief gesture Is a most s'gn'f-
can't nhoho Of the hnge,, and a most incilablc nod
OF lhe Ao,d.
Mi Wild ii a scholar good classical scholar,
ard tthefelare was abnutio aid, has fine com
nand aud flow Of language. LIS illustrations
dawn Too plolusely from the classics Of Greece
and Rome aud modern Europe. As set off TO
tins ostebatot 81 learning. MIR Muhlenburg OF
Ponnsy l1an'a, in reply TO Mr. Wilde, quoted for
the cdihcaliou Of tie House. some Dutch prev all
my il hs own Congressional district MI. Wilde
appears well IL PRINT HIS prose- is energetic
aud good taste. eni his poetry, ior he writes po-
cry Is highly spehen OF
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When he came into the House favorable oxpeets-
tlons were formed OF HIM, from the fact that he
lost his Office Of jude Cor Taking decision in ia
gor OF The Cherokee Indians. But he ~ now
thunder god Mars hlmsefn the House of Rep
reseulutifeA. lie Is wrons from morning to night.
from beginning 10 end. Ills head Is grey with
hairs but yet he sa hcry Us the crnter that tops
VesuVlu5. He is furious IN every thing, ultra IN
every thing, pctverse III Ivory thing. His opin-
IONS absurd On all topics, that no man eau
q hcnr Inn speak ten minutes. without laughing at
INN
, Judge Clayton IS probably past sixty ycars Of
age, shoh IN his person Gather rapid and abrupt
a IN his enunclullon lie talks right on with much
energy and much fury. lie had not been in the
House 81 Representatives Two weeks, before he
! took a conspicuous part IN its deliberations. lie
q may well be cnlled one OF Burke's architects of
ruin Last session he denounced the United
Suites Bank, the supreme Court Religion and the
{ black coats as he termed the missionaries and
r thelr scet and this session, he denounees the
$ American system, the Union, the Constitution,
n and his old friend t,en, Jackson, He would tear
- down every thing and build up nothing His oPin-
, IONS all designating. destructive The
Z French Revolution was the for him. lie has
5 abilities, and would have made no uncomfortable
, figure with anarchists of that day b.
LIS OF 1--we No man, we are convinced
d would complain of the unequal dlspensatlons o
Providence IT he knew the secrets OF his neighbor
. bosom well as he docs those ofhls own. II Is al
q old saving & one Whch dnu, tess as true as il
# old THAI the honest laborers lii, is life of bis,
=. compared with tina, Of the man who has Thousand s
At his command. In most respects, this IS certain
n y the cnse Every thinks his lot the hardest
Il but every man IS not as familiar with the state Of
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