Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

was exsrgestioa at ef si,teIH Argument NJ
.rhisiry uncsld for RI his speech; the ulies
Partisan ntaran cpuld have sxhi it'd rrurr ~
md dscsHry e mann anpnsps. The most able
Iei- MARI rrrsrsr cgnvipeiHg. There was
a Ia between his tiesuh, AID expe siun that
a teniioa and c,upellrd asmra,inn. The prniog
ri his speech Simple. unaffected. vi heui Prrten~in,
gradually ealni h. c. hlrte, ii u audience ny $
irsn-psr N sincerity snd frrin fun sughi res mbul
di<plty. A. the .niinnea and grew animated.
his wnrd became narn Il ent. sui his language NOR"
netynns; cr,wd % hneh,s sesnsd fn.hing up0u him.
al eager fr u'teranre. he held hon. hswsver under
the cominsnd 4 his mind. as grsyhannds viii leash
til he tesrrd The clse II hs speerh when. warned by
The p'e,ins iai he them al forth. after
sn,'her 10 81 wing lsnrnags.
The speech ~ 4 . II nv SURPRISE much
frHn u. quenrr fun The smonni OF hislp'ica
kaaw l.dc aud il'u.raive ahliiy displa,ed H. IT, How
pnrsn uut'ap,d f,ensc cnhi,sts and unus'd u pub
liz affairs. could eXh hii e unrh Parliamentary tact
such uics aprerst'on u' the dfcuss Of dlicn ques
and such quiet facility in surnenntae hem. puzzrd
tn mind The age and ~ rfisnc' 4 The speaker had
PREPARED 'he ,ns" f. such display and ast ,nish
m.ui fa re s'bdn~l he rSrieSshn II Is admiration
NJ ntnnbet bit y saes nefsna then IN the
oase. sever rve,,d the -en'ian II Tho House close
IL, IN his ct srccrh Menhfs lefi her where
they uld the speaker c. fee and sat down.
ar sod on tn h.s fronting hin All listened atien.
iivel, and silently during the While speech; and when
It vss o.cr mp and waf Is engraultted the
ersinr; saong whom s,n.. tho most uig,lu of
ih.u comflsssnts who dlssenied ffon the views
be- had trpr->s.dr
Chef jus ir- Marshall writing Ia n nj. some time
sf.t. SAYS: al Ilr tiu,. THIS sptch d.ivered
did mi kn's Mr. Weiysi,t. ha | eas much siruck
With 1t. that DID nj bel tifn 10 safe that Mr.
Webster was yrry able man. AID would b,r,uc
al he rer' h-si Ia Anecs and perhaps The
very fs D."
The sIrch unm' d4',, rsised the anthor /, the r-t
cn>ltefa iur IA tn II aud ta.d "a great rrpuia
tlln throughout the coauuy. ! h. ohlesi II proposed
WAS mef'N itf tna-n respecting Tire the and manner
IN which h' alton f .I,c B. aid Il Ian Decree,
r'aehed The President, Ceftsla opponents Of thu Al
an up r,nuy f,ras>1uit up =, paeusily rc'at
the organ Of he dominant party the paper #
Jnns IL: d" lhl- debate has assumed saeh rh1-
neter. thai. al hourh Tier but II eeppas,tl To Nt
Wshter's m'ton a. has become me say Tor the adyo
cafes ol the pfr>'i aaf In lie iftnds 4 he Admins
i'aunn the defenders at tli COUNT, : reputation, 10
7 the 'Iaet &C. II heir orp items and IN pursue
Ia The inm"s rccSses q" Their ctyprls and drag ihrm
firth 10 the light Of dayn
BGi Mr.. Webster tuok rarl the IL bate after
II had ASSUMED aciaus character his object b ir
10 fomont party quarrrs. but eary national pur
Pp>e.
HIS resolutions w,re carried BY lafee mai ,fily; the
frs by vote OF ~ Ia &c. aud lr siden Madison, in
obeJirncr t. the -all f The II use. cInmHnra ed tai
AID sst,-acorv attenuation upon h, pct.
We viii give kw u the pfIltata from tho mis-
rel ane'ns pirtnr- gallv h"fe pr stniel lcovlnp
the reader 10 judg ia himself Of thu accuracy Of The
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