Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-09
No. s.
Many were so placed as


i. still vsbI. ne he mad, 1, N,,y .e,o s ,l,eed a.
not Ia be ,be IN soc Tho sne,ts, =, ,l,
The c,orpay or Scps,o,. accn,led 4 Tho c,i,e, sex
nom, ON the III, mc.i o.l,,,, nf ,bem ,bei, or
so,ts The g,y bnue,s aud hrast d,e.ses ,b,ew va,
rid aud peure.ous beao,y over III, .cene spe,ng aud
ombelll.blnp H.
Seldom II ever has speakiru in his ar anv ther ceun
try had more p,vetfI eeontiyes IN er,inn. sobset
the determination Of which inyoyej the most mpnt,n nj
interests and even ,or,i,p If The n Rapuhlic c,mrsos
unf qualled IL repntntinu ability or IN. naUe Ia
make stll m,,e ,,,,,,s -, nse c,,.v. aud an adj,
encc comprising not only per.ons If this country mo.
eminent In intellectual greatness but reprcser,atves Of
dihar nauns where the arl If ,,onencs had hmtshed
or ages All the soldier seeks in opportunity was here
MI Webster pstc,,v.d ard fn s,o,l Ia, IN. a.s,.
nies ol lhe moment The very pteatn az of s hazard
cNlnrated HIM Ills sririrs arose with se,n nnd i'm
prtent nv He felt like tho war b,r,e of tb. Srtp
ntrswha "pawcih in he valley and roi icetb in his
stapuglh. Who g,oh on, Ia ineet he armed men; who
sayelh aln fp tho trumn.ls h hal and who smolleib
the tflle aat or the thunder Of the captains snd the
ahoutne.n
A ronflenee in his own reseofces sptinpinp ttpp
no vain esua, of his power but he legitimate of priag
OF pteyuls severe mcnl disepl,ne sustained and ese
ted him lie had pnated hs nnnanenls his subject and
h'm.cB
ne w to NJ lha period. IN the very prne OF man
h''d lie had fraehcd middle ayr an era IN I've lt 81
mR' WHEN the faculties, physical OF intellectual mny be
sNpf1seh IL attain lhrt ulled ofganad mud ~ 8, pei
,ro' desflpment Whatever hete was IN h'm nl MI
'cua ehefy and vblt, The oreasan, bi, ull lilo AMI
hlRn amblfiah ighi we'll bnnp 10th.
ne never osh on a. ordinary occasion TO address sn
orduaig nhditnce more sell asess d. There WA IN
H'lnnlanshess ~ VOICE nor mannei nothng hn ned
o"'hing tunhlit'd lhe enmh.ss ot superior strength
was visible every where's cpnllenanee, vo'cs a. heaf-
my ffep sfnhd c'nNichn III the extraordinary char
"t III lhn emergency, nhd oi Ia abhy I" c'nirl H.
"'nea Ia ritse'A h'm whalls. II an observer, ~ fre
man oidnhnY kefn lighted, detected Mt tines soma
og he esn'ailon N hi, eye. he presumed Il srrang
um lhe exeiieheht o the moh.nl and The anticipate
V'rnfy
he anxiety 10 hear the speech vas a. intense repres
eihle aud uayet,a TINT M soonet had he Vice Pfes
dent assumed tho chair thun n motion made and
"nnnlnans carried t. pospone he otdoNy pr,hmnar,rs
OF Senanflai action
ord I'm Il known by heart every VIII r.; "Nl Pfesi,enh
W",n 'he nhilHet haS h"en iassed, tf many days.ln
"VN "ehfh''' M" IN mn nnknewn sHa, ne naturally
'''h nlasth '' ne hrs pause n 'he s'an I'M eatlad
R" ~ ''e SUM- - ''ho ''s taloe an" asee''a'n no"
~ ''e e''neeS nave driven MN from MS tne eonse--
' '' ''e'a l,s prudence ana before we h""t miihff
v" '' "N''n' nS "'oa''' !, 'et ~ mo po rom "hen
WV 'Fe'o na' we n'N ~ teas he ae'e = i"fm SOM
=" J'''n,e "hoo we now are ask 'of the fesding !"
'"o ''so II 'lh''
lhere wanted nomur tnenehan Tho attention There
Wasa spontaneous, though .li expf ssiop OF eager ar
prhah'n, aa lrora coecmdej hese opening remarks,
And while the clerk read tho Ie.oallon. many aitemp
ted The ihpssbliy IT ge ting nearer the SPEAKER. Evey
head sineerd closer toward him. every ear turned /,
me direction o The voceand that deep, sudden. mys
ferrous Anncb followed Which attends falln,es