Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
Correspondence Of The Poiifisal Arena.

WAsuiscroH, Feb.
Yesterday Mr. Bib concluded whit We thought,
at one time, would prove Unfortunately hn speech,
,nade Oh the report submitted by tho Judiciary
Committee. You have probably, before this, repd
It 10 ,eporIed aud better qualified 10 Judge Of
IT, intrinsic merits than one, who heard ii. But
guess II you suffered half the fatigue aud intoe-
raLle oppression IN reading, TIM, did, IN hearing
IT. YOU have not yc, labonred ihroa,h it One
would suppose that no august md celebrated boz
dy as the Senate o. the U 3. ,,hc elite Of the "a
States Of the Union, did no, contain a member
who was not possessed Of all tue graces Of the Ora
tor aud the profundily Of the Statesman, To cor
rect such an Impression it wouI only DO Deccssa-
~ 10 lave heard Mr. Bib Imagine 70 yourself d
gentleman SIX feet and upwards ia heighl--of pal,
ild complexion lantern jaws-wbo clarac'ers
lscs Of person Tar from attractive 10 the spectator
bear such u ono, w.th prosins ner.iculats
voice. laying down tie abstract proposition that
the State, sovereign. and sustaining by refer
cUcc 10 Legislative history reading, al one time,
The Constitution Vi the u S -. hen the OLD muSty
documents Of Congress referring to ms Colonial
Lo~-and that Conventional resolye--wiih M In
tcruplon Of some 3 ora minutes at each reference
10 tbs volume pnge, &c Imagine such nPer,on ua-
der saeA fDGuHlstaneeS and you can form SOMA idss
OF Mr.. Bibb. lie WA succeeded by Mr.. Freling
huys.n, who spoke about an hour, when the Sen
ate I'd burned. lie concluded today MIR. f. 10
the reverse OF Mr.. Bbb, IN every particular. Ot
Inc peison-~graeeiul manner, and commanding q
locutlon. he hns wItbal fund Of good sense ulat
h1e5 The attention aud clcits tho admiration of all
who hear lam. II would be useless TO recupitIlate
the aibatnpcc ct these speeches, as they report
ted as SOON as delivered and the report i'll rescl
you oeiofe this. There was one pau OF Mr.. Ws.
spce'h deserving notice which, ilqm the emphasis Of
the Inannerf made an impress on on the whole au-
hence In speaking OF the Proclamation, be suid
II was received BY the people with an appreciation
almost udi7ersal- not even the Declaration Of In.
dependence had been received with more heart lclt
alsiactioncvdeneng determination by the
pcople, twhlt h could not be misaken) 10 protect
and sustain the work and principles ftheir Fa-
tners-" sir" said he IN an elevated tone, Null.
icatlon has received ITS condemnation in our dav.
aud along with It's authors, know, il will receive
tho executions OF all future generationa.n Stan
4ing directly opposite 10 Mr.. Calhoun, he faced
hH, IN making this declaration, and obviously d.
rccted his remarks TO him. HGret lethalis arxnds,
as was too strongly eylnccd in MIR. C's whole de-
ncanour. HIS countensnce changed--bis eyes
brIShenc] and his whole system seemed affected.
With involuntary grasp, he raised newspaper
before MIN AZ III Will a ucSlSn I'd reno ik-Dut cas-
ting it down, without opening it, several minutes
elapsed before his feelings Could be SO far subdued
as to recover their won,cd composurc.
Lave never seen two apparently more discon-
tented and unhappy beings than Calhoun and Nc
Duie. On their frontets are written, In charac-
ters no, to be mistaken, disappointment and des-
pair.
" Between the acting Of dreadful thing
And the first notion all the interim is
Like hldeous dream and the mind al man.
Like to little kingdom, suffers then
The nature Of an Instruction"
Although, you know execrate the doctrine Of
notification, cannot, for my life, restrain my
sympathies for these two deludcd men.
" What noble minds are here oerthrown,
| The expectancy and rose Of this fair Stats
The observed Of all observers quits, quite down"
Destiny designed them for noble purposes, ans
charity should prompt US to shed tear upon their
errors and blot them out forever.
The Dutch ship Louisa Barbara has been con.
demned and forfeited to the u States for bringing
into Philadelphia greater number Of passe.
gers than the statute allows. She was 397 tons
bmthen, and brought in ITS passengsrs--being IN
excess 0fs9 more than shy had rishs 70 @:
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