The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-03

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to the seuats7 wsb ~ ,s''s,
There will, Of course, Z : 'lPs
better go early. ssel 4. =
crowded. Eoesssai a.
stand here up,n Gpio,. ~.
yet every body sssua sss@, ~
sake Of hearing the .oo5Js
Is now sver and ssuuoss,s
'oa''i and while they ne ~.
nary business previous !. Il,
we will take a look aroo5ss
are a phrenoIogist aud !. "
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The first man who stas,
see, is the Vice President, F,in Nv
p0r'ly and respectable looIia.
nave ever been a vool.pieL,r,
all means the finest looking n1i
wha' a calm, placid, inppraS@.
o. ooun'enenee! You may r,1sS
every DAY OF the session, sithoo, y
a single emotion to ruHs d, bn%
~. 'oun'ena0oe' Ifyou ernm~
Will ilnd the . gan Of sssrslr,ass
opsd 70 that head That calm I,
ana SOW cautious possessed, spr.
united with ! ceriain d,ssr'1,
IN INNS DIS whole ar and manner hi,
''l'1'o That style Of dignity M
used to hide az empty btaII !
worse But this, you know.
the case with the Vice Psda.a
LOOK will convince yoa thai lh,n
OF expression in that sys nj
Phered at a glance. There, i.
seriousness in il that Il more Il,
possession. If excited, Thu, !.
fires that beam behind would ,,Sp
these windows Of his soul,
Immediately in front Of Il, n.
see FOote, of Miss. He !, a, !,
Fillmore in every respect. Hi
small in stature-perfsclFy bna,
shabbily dressed man in tn. Semi,
you are disappointed, il you R.va
before. How strange thil s4Ap !
his Thoughts in the fuesl n,taid,I
language affords, should bsS tlR
his personal appearance WAai
more of the numberless scri@fa
ture.' His back is towards Us, 10 Vi
satisfied with an examination of
naked cranfum There sic fine ppa
What large behevoIehce, frmta1
tiousness and love Of appreciation
ration is perhaps rather dsGceit
there is less drag upon his ready and
dent expression Of opinion Iii.
weapon sometimes wounds bio fieAd
as his enemies, But then he spsakl
heat, and wise men respect hin ir !
Ia rare virtue, by the way, among h
or, indeed any where else ia thA d
fetal age.
A. little farther 10 the tight WI
desj you may see ClemeRs-our own
You are no stranger to bis brilliant
large Roman nose and youthful tIT
countenance. Don't you think lAsI
sleek, well brushed hair, and The
which he smoOthes it Of with hi
white hand, at least a vague Con'CIJ
good looks9 II | am not greatly
when he speaks his eyes Will ole
from the grave senators and dlgoll'd
to the fair faces and sparkling eyes
lery. But see, The remarkable O'
Kedtucky is on bis feet. he moves
of the day, whrch is the 'Oosld''l'o'
amendment to the 50 callsd'On
Webster now gathers himself % y
his chair. The unkindIy hand O
left its shadow upon his coun's0'l
stands as erect as a cedar Ha
even to the casual observer, 4 Oo''
of a man. have often neafd W'l
ugly, but l never will believed 'gl
He now commences bis 'P'''n !,
sational tone. He looks as 'l'ls
half asleep. He rdbs bis sy'' ~
with his fingers. But no. 10 " ~.
He is about to reply to MI S'a'' !
.utionai question, and us e'Ip'n' !,
thiak II w5rth while to % l's'
ohobt ir Il Is plain hec
task an easy oOel and before =
YOU will think SO too. ~ ''''y \
approaches to the O'' w'iA' 4
no display of strength az
artilIery-he commences ''. "a,
carefully and behold! y ~,
but a card-built castle, = !.
down, or tear it 10 pieces, BY J,
derly as il the builder were ,i' !
is evident that he loves and ao'
,ba, he wishes to caneili''' y
he may s. able to effect tho FI'a !. !
the passage Of The 'onpl' =.
|indeed worthy 70 DO cs'lsu
Senate. !" n |,
After all, that sonls spo. ..,v
fine a speech out Of sa'n ,.l,st,
an evidence Of no Ordl"a'J s.hIod
80 snnle. Just penny