Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14

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II las been STATED iy those n fi,or Of Sir Calhoun
ihat Mr. Van Buren, cold in temperament 10 sir
up popular Affection aad iat hc as uo clements Of On
tiu-iasn about him Tie Mobile Register ibis handles
these uuouudcd objections and shows cone.u>ively that
Mr. y 3 st temper not eo'd but cArH. which has cna-
bled him O. pass through many severe storms oad tr
without losing Cor moment, t1e command OF s,,.-pos
session IS ir d requisite 10 Statesman. Wei d.
remarked, taths Personal friends dyo'edy attached
To HMM his itny -anou- li- neighbofs. and th h
associates hc admitted l even is party enemies 20 Dc
most aniabie aud warm hearted man. Ne conrcid ic
article % tie careful porusai of our readers.
The clemou. ola political leader. End in Nr Vas
EUGfS lis life iu which, Sos ii'rty ears 'he policy
80 statesman has Hinlsicrcd STEADILY tD the
&C democratic principles and he continued success winch
nz followed hs transformations performance orhis public
pompous announcements or srandoqu,n' ourshcs roin
tVstIcug partzan>, from one place at honor and trust
90 another, until he reached ihe hishc,t-shoud teach
lesson Of te wisdom 90 policy 20 those craving nsqirnts
who have boon. Cor Ieod quite as long raining ga nv
and stirring zap every possible form Of excitement
and tr,iug cverv mode If enthusiasm and altIolo ai
bv cohort ofloowers blowing dpdarce 10 cIf DIVER
s1rcs. and az every tlrn shouting their p.uWcs. rs M
as the bodF guard Of hc Brother ol tile sun and Moon
are yet behind Nr Van Buren, in the regards at Tic peo
pie Those who ha,e t,icd tic good vine. 90 not ,u5u
away from hiatt have proved. even though 1t fauuis
i1-Ii 90 a'irlrt il,m.
!crc ct romarl r. tc critics. that capital error
q
per printed here when they urge against hm iha, De- ha
no elements Of enthusiasm III ont hshai he is too cold
~ temperament ~ sr np popular affection. d,ny live
fact the and thc Inference. Mr. Van Buran tenn
peris not cold. but calm. HIS command e his passions
is pertcbui t.it IS merit, not fault. Statesman
Through all the eXcIicmcus If political .c. aaita,d
with storms and cast n cutcal periods he has invariably
possessed hi- soul M peace No enemy. -id l.c has
had unrelcnthg enemies remember hin rni Cd hv
opposition irriiated by attack-uo can quo,e q
harsh word. biting rrtoT passionate rcbukc. by which
u Of has
disturbed that tie I'D ycTsary have succeeded for mo-
ment shaking the dignity Of his dcmcanor or Guiding
the coolest and ccarest search Of las understanding
There are many we'll known Instances IN which ths adj
mIrabc scli-p"sssson, th, downlookng with the eycs
OF uuuied Intelligence secure IN as ioy consciousness
of right has baled and mortified his assaiauis more in
viii onl, quote that occsun when Wee President al
the Hted states. presiding the Senate and without
the power of repy-yvhen Air. Calhoun lost his temper
- far as to hcstow undisni,d ephei upon hn-hl-
cuIng hun ga the 'rGSc which succeed the lion.
The winch passed his raurcs and len tlcur
unruied an instant after sufficiently avenged the attack
and Mr.. Calhoun without doubt. rcpenicd innc9iacl,
the inpcfuou> imprrdence OF ms inconsdoraie speech
~ self command perfect. all - be- classod
with cold unsocial temperament No kinder heart or
more ahecilonae disposition j. To be found than lIs Van
Burcns Has personal friends dcvoiedy attached To-
im-in ms tamily-among has nciclboIs and with lis
associates, he j. admitted los even his party enemies, -
/ be a most amable and warm hearted man That tins
calm temper Is not Incompatible wiki the highest political
courage, las been sufficiently shown Ia e tuuil fi-
tdui MS administration rs IroSdeni-a Crisis Of unCX-
ahPed m's"iiud'-'he whole banking system Of the
."us pi"H.n Gown al o"o'-a herce opposition raging
~ ''" ""' q" 'on9 sSS-aia ine 'nd and irai'oTors oi
his party. converted INTO malignant adyer-ari,s
49, o''' s'"Pi'eu more D,'ol WIN tue cri-
"n'' pun osoPc' ever hahiesiod more nnclouded
~ ! " S''''.is' con p'e''hS"n OF Pnncipies-n made
aceaer exposition ct the public dangers and the pub DC
osa"d "'la soldier ever display nohlcr hardhood.
',l,'.t c'n'''nIt ." a." consequences or more un-
- " we ''ii'''a"'e ~ ine martyr
P's' 81 uuiy i j. most GngenorouS libel upon the
principles ana symPa'hes OF The Democratic party TO