Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
owards the close found that he said nothing and would


But when MIR Rice sat down. out another yell of
the hear, hear, the wings evidently trying
as loud the tories did when Peel down-and were
called upon give opinion, should say they had
the luster voices, il not the user leader Mr. Rice
would be hith rate orator in the American Senate
whom nobody would listen, except ain yety dry time
After the leaders of the sides had concluded their
addresses Mr. lie Troy, the member from Dublin Uni.
versity Tory OF course, began harangue-but such
hoo,ing aud yelling there that if had been disposed
| could not have heard word in twenty. But the
louder the yclls-and thee of .ear "hcar To- drown
ms voiceand the cry of div ide aud Question too
the calmer Mr.. lie Troy He delivered his speech
as cooiiy as If he had been in ccberg-his chief aim
seeming to be, to dsemboguc it into the Times All or
der was now over. Bosterous laughs were heard from
every sdc-and then hootng, and then a yelling
which II we republicans had made, the ID would have
peeh 10 pay onc two, three, four other speakers
succeedcd with some success and the others win
none at all Sir Robert lngs then got the oor and be-
gan 10 speak good sense in rather prosy way But
neliher Srs nor Lords protect man from oucry here
ne later became, and it past IL, the louder
were the yells, and the drowning cry of hear shear
mus overwhelming mise rabe in the very tempest
OF Appreciation Sir X. !nglis looked n pra and bpg
an but all in vain-and really ped The moor man i'm
such turmoil AT last, Capt Forester think that
was his name, cried out aloud against one OF O Connes
sons-Qnd Council, by the way, has three sons and
one nephew ~ the louscD making indecent noise
That he could no longer bear Council civly told him
mat was-not fact. Here u chance for a row and
aouel. pricked up my ears-Sr Robert Inglis stop
Sea ran the House rushed to the action The
speaker got up from his and waved his hand For
voices were ringing at once. Oh, it as delightful
row as ever saw Young o Council danced about
iRe skipping rocket The Captain Forester looked
things OF terrible wrath At last the Speaker got hear
ing and Gained the Storm aud young OConneIl at the
Speakers request being sorry what hc had ssid and
Naptan forrester at the like request taking back what
nooting began too AZ last, at o clock A. Nj the
House adjourned, and yet question was taken, am
quite sure such life would soon kill don't won
DER that Goblet died. for ho brought I'M i'm this
way % ~ " N'''
Having now heard the best speakers in Parliament and
seen the House of Commons, going TO express
some opinions. l never saw even in our House 81 Re-
representatives., in the highest political times such scene
ne liouse oil Commons presentcd this highland by
report In the Tunes see that like scene was acted
again the night after. If such gentlemen have more Of
The gentleman about them than ours in our Conyress
tue more Is Tie pity Tor the sad they make oft They
pay more attention to their personal appearances
own They may t0oh better but that they Gehare bet
ter utterly deny saw them sprawlDg ON tho soa,s
wherever they could, and sleeping too Indeed t,e
rkeepeI had TO give punch to wake hi,n I'm r.,
go home, when the House adinurned Did Tnco,ap;n
ever see this that he has written he has of us do
not justify the vugarity of that is visible in onJ
rouse, nor the disorder often dsgracefny prevalent
oui say such things are also esew amon
men VINO properly value themselves to be sure onv
mean TO say that England has blackguards in Porl;o
nent, as well as the United S,tes-and there are gen
mons. "a S'"'-
am feJ9iced that have had the opportunity, both
mere and often la the United States To see the h.,
Tors oil the Two countries, for long have wished In make
comparison with intellect thus displayed in the old and
new world now know that such men as Civ AMI
Webster, and Calhoun, would make fgure her. and
much more brilliant than of the speakers of The
present uiy Tor there are 10 match them in extern
poraneous speaking O Council and BrouvLan, q ,c,ntaJ
ne English would laugh Clay s mspronunc;nt,ons.
eut then he would make the House of Commons Quake
s magnificent voice, swelling loflier notes would
be such burst of eloquence as they have no, hen ri -
Chatnams days Peels struts, and Peels airs would
Hda 10 nothing before this orator whom Nature
MADE y, what would have given TO see Webster in
spring hces place. foilng The sophslry of Peel -
ana uni0oing the great political truths of No Es-
taOAshed church, mo tilhes, that we so well under
stand! The cheers of his Wing friends would have th
been gwen to man treating subject SO as TO mert
them We have In Senate, will not saw ten men or
linn ~
ee| lnere he would be compelled STRUGGLE hard In
We second ste man. Sprague is better speaker So
IS Frelinghuysen, is Souihard Ryes LEVIN Never
d'd body need more OF new lcaven in it than
or Parliament men. Brougham has way of his own.
ana SO mas y ConneI-but all the others whom have
heard, nave studied in school, and pine one tame :
Or robert Feel is the last model In the cenIurv
" eVery professor OF oratory from Lands End to
Sir Robert Peel" " SPe"N ''Ae
u not only know now that we bear the palm from the
Drltlsh In Tie claim OF eloquent men, but think we
must Tor years and years years TO come from rho
very nature OF our Institutions The schools in which or
young men are trained, and the models they Ina hef
teu F'ioquence Ia The most powerful weapon an Anne
rlcan can weld, and he who can use the on,ne T., lii
and the pen to write, in government so nonnlar ne 80
must DC man oil power be he in whatsor yer situation
ne may we nave thousand fields, too for the displav
OF eoqnencc and the English have but one Their cpis
I'll aw too are much more rigid than ours in the trans
acuon oil business checking every thing like dispIav and
fastening, as IN our highest at washington evary
a" uowh 10 mere matter OF fact We have the caucus
i inc stump the numerous assemblies of
Tue people Then the many courts OF law then our State
legislatures with their excellent preparation before onr
SPEAKERS tread the Congressional boards.
Every man with To have the impudence q,
DeicVe mat he is born orator. it costs wears oe
To convince him to the contrary. There is no Uav of
putting MN down. t he puts himself down at last Few
arc AFRAID 10 speak somewhere other the meet
ing, II not away from hOme-upon alcwives and salmon
III not upon the Constitution and the Tl.
g OF The CAB, as it is often called, is universal off in
the United states Not so here Poefa nasctor 6yo,,
g' Is Tue doctrine prevailing here. very miserable
speaker Is hooed at, and yelled down. Even American
ofass Gouio not face House of Commons veil TIE
"W'"ho"P Is but trihe 10 a. Upon my word sIouId
nave taken them all for North American sayaOes ~ 1
not seen the Hundreds therefore are nfraid 70
SPEAK, VINO can speak They have no little forums in
winch 10 utter their wings and try their strength and
tongue 20 we'll.
The consequence of all this difference u.s. that as our
htd Is greater ana competition closer too we have bef-
yer speakers and worse speakers also than the English
huVc' we nave more eloquence and far more bonI,..t
tOo' IN manner we are better OIL than tbeyin 1,,er
o,eH the worst Their speeches closer than ours
ne rant OF our CCHgTcSst0N0S would often mike the
commons roar Adjecves here must be few and sparse
Idcls hcky crowded together. But they seldom or me-
yer MAKE the blood run quicker They seldom, touch lie
heart Ihcy never iniurate popular audience os Pos
Ton can Their taste may be better than ours but INNS,
INSIST upon II our eloquence Is better than theirs There
are many men al all principal barsbere are so
too, IN our State Legislatures who are far better s,eaL
huh Or robert Peel Stanley q have not heard Hmm
70 more OF tue American school, | am told. Graham
Us ouii ana bgot, too. Hume stumblcs and bobbles
IKE London dfay-horsc. lord John Russell is vrrv
uuli' out much OF man, nevertheless Lord Moroetb
VIII never set the world FIRE D (onne h. an o,d,r
BrouEhanI is less Of an orator but more ri
an hohestnan Brongham has been so great in the Com
Nuns Decause none were there greater Than he Neve,
theess ne Is wonderful man. Heaven presorve re r.
ever an Enghsnman here should how have tonia.