Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-14
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| wA'uiSsres. January IL, 1ets.
since my lAs' we have eaten. have drunk Ut nothing
but Tsxss sgsn. sni 10. dull aud ucss,an, repetition ,f
ne sane vhs daily rovsa.sl grows inexpressiby
oos would soon ss,sss viA perpetual partridge,
win continual AMI even with that Roldsn
dish "a fare for the Gods) lately invented hereid Tur
hey stuffed with mashrooms-thnk with pity Of what one
must suffer when doomed be crammsd from morning
n'i night with thi hord fare Of Texas look upon my.
cell g. like the Prodga son. condemned 10 live upon husks
among swine Ihave listened through all the sudsci.
oes Of that most impoden alive Charles Jared lnxer.
coll Tor the dcsa Of his argument was enivened now
and then, by little sprgs Of wit; heard without Rroan
The shallow vupoungs that Mr. Douglas fumed forth for
reasoning endsred with what thought hsroical 70.
solution the schooboy oratory Of Mr. Ysneeys diaibe:
Out presently II was necessary from hero. nerve
tne saints eomposure Of maryrdom and bear
seecua agony such father Fox ever recorded
or John Rodgers thrilled to- when no was made
meat OF at Smiihed. with hs wife and small chill
dren Zone at the breas,)" looking In word, had
To listen TO General Bayly talking law and constitutions
and virtue and wisdom national psge. Did you cver
through some dire compuson read Richie for an entire
hour on srechi can scarcely think possible since
you seem TO have survived and have fallen lido
cy; butdepcnd on il have human en-
durance con: for did quite expire Of fatigue in is,en
ing to the General take IL, therefore, that mo, poppy
nor mandrsgors, all the drowsy syrups Of the world
can ever touch me. Let me be impsed oh Fate if you
ever catch me bearing him second time. But that in
punishment. presume, 10 which exposed him
self second time.
have seen such an embodiment chad but been po-
cian instead Of pocO OF that vain seubance Of hard
which queen Dizziness aises In the Duncisd and places
before the OF eonendng booksellers to be run for de,
eorated with other peoples clothes and pockets stuffed
with other peoples compositions Mark the conformity of
person, Of air and Of mind
poets form she placed before their eyes
And babe the nimblest seize the prize;
No meagre. muse rid NOPE. adjust and thin,
In dun nghLgow Of his own loose skin:
But such bulk twelve bsrds could r,i..
Twelve strsrv'ng bsrds of these degenerate d,v,:
All as partridge plump. fulfilled and fair
She formed this image Of we'll bodied air;
With pert fiat eyes she Widowed well s head;
A brain Of feathers and heart Of lead;
And empty words she gave and sounding strain
But ssnselsss, lieless! idol void and vain
Never dash'd out. lucky hit
fool, so just, a copy Of wit.
Add but pair Of spectacles and there never was an ex
actor description, must confess Of politician - emp
~, vapoury, a shade, a. complete cheat an
Dunes made poet Of by only the addition Of rhyme
hope you have. in Virginia, nearly Of that airy
Of statesmen. got like OF the in hes
then mythology, Of the embraces Of cloud-he Ab,tr.c
tonss., mean. Thel birth OF these were believe
s,mehing Of still fantastic shape which Won called
Imprsccabes; and Mr. Bsyy the sole existing specimen
Of that sort Of pocsl curiosity. May III time ever en-
gender for you again poent at ridiculous and
misehievous have. you know studied all the fictitious
forms of patriotism that among us,
''As thick and numberless
A. the gay that people the sun. beams
Or likest lowering dreams,
The tickle pensioners OF Morpheus brain"
have known all the Chivalry; have dwelt among the
NonCommittais have studied Calhoun; have obsery.
ed Dick Johnson. and thus all that lies between too
much and little, high flying speculation and supne STU
pidty. the having many IDEAS and the having none
But after ALL for sheer siuf that has meaning but to
deck fooeries crimes with highest sounding names
commend to an lmpTacticable-your that is too
sanity act with the honesest party and presently
hastens, like Judge Bayy, show that that single e
fort. he has exhausted his entire political morality and
hasn't enough left for the most ordinary Of public
life. Depend Or it, that in the present day. when you see
man's political notions growing thin. ethereal too tine
and subtle for practice, he's in the way turn first too vir
ILL., When you perceive getting INFO mists opinion
be they will find their way the dishonest side
That public virtue which will refuse
that brought about among good yourself
As the moment, the Texas question is think since
Hero himself began shake his whip tie Democ
racy. working its way 1t has probably majority now in
The House, upon effective measure; but they wait in
order compel any, who be whipped in to sepa
from the party. In the Senate think there is more
danger than l. supposed.
Meantime, have told you what is not a little signi-
hcant of the relations OF Mr.. Tyler to Mr. Polk the
latters brother aud deputy here. feel sure ~
Charge Naples. This but proper, Mr.. Polk pro-
badly would lind him here vet could not de-
Gently have given him such place abroad On the other
hand Tyler could properly appoint either Prince Ro
bert himself; evidently by family arrangement Mr.
Polk il do for him. Are commanded to ..help
each RI" IL SECRETARIO.