The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10
Tnlrty-arsl Congres.-alrslsesslOn.
espOndenee Of the Baltimore Anerean,
NAsHiNeToS. Ami 1.
UNITED STATES SENAfE.

Correspondence oi the Baltimore AphCHcan.
WAsaiNeToN, APnI |.
UNIFIED STATES SENATE. g
The FestiVg ol The journal was 1ispsnsea
RI!h.
Mr. Batter announced the d@lh Of his
colleague, the late Hon, John u Calhoun,
snd proceeded 10 give historical snt bio
gfaphlcsl account ui him, with an euiOslum
Un bis public aud private chs:aclst.
Mt. BItleT closed BY offering ahe cuslo.
nofy resolutions ia Bouot OF the peGiory OF
ms deceased. "a
Mf-Clay rose. aud, in u0 impTesiye man
HeT, rui0giz9d he cheIacteI OF The deceased
alstUsmbn, Has acspsIHlAncs vim MI.
Cslhrsa eommrncai shItty eighty ears ego,
il lime vi great political racIement 5nd
public dlng-t--ii The t%eirh Congress,
nh,c,i presented galaxy OF talent unequaI.
led In I.sI history. Among those emiaent
mei shone csDsPicuvasly the s!st which has
Row stl forever, Au
II Mr.. Cahoup had reached the highest
elevation Ia The public ssIvIc-, Tor wmch he
WIS emiuenIly fl, the couGUs, lie believed
Would have been sale under bis PaHIo!ic
and able guidance.
Ia The oIjsr"tnsiure, he, Mr.. Clay, should
have preceded Mr. CalbSun; iof !sel, said
Mir. Gay that am heIe oHly lur mOment.
Let us lesFa, said Mr. Clay, from his noble
example, TO discharge faithfully our dnics
here and be reEuy 20 Iesign llle win The
cumpusuTe that marked us end.
Nli. Webster hoped, hs said that IL would
moi be deemed presumptueus IN him 10 add
few icmaIks. His scquainlauce vita Mr.,
Calhoun began in Congress 10 1911. He
wss Of ,he sttae age wilh bin, una dH
TlHg the whole period 0i their services To
Getner. though Spnetlmes dIssgreeing as 10
questions ol public psllcy they have bden Oh
tnr bsst Terms uI pcGeouai intercourse.
MIR, Webster pluceettd 10 draw strong
sud vivid pCtaIe u Af. Gn!h4nAs moral
rha sn.lat qualities. rhe 5 ustota de.
eofum aud aisni,y OF MI Calhoun had i'm
Rft ssed Us all, anu ueSui tlofe than when be
lasl sudIess,d 10 lh tone and manuer lhst
buIlHaicaGrd has pa! slcurM akHess, aud ap
ptOsenina end. NJ snan had wasted icss vi
ltIc lAan Mr. Calnuuh. llo gave Hp no lime
to WHat ale cailad ft ftcrea!loES- savu but III
The enjo! !ment VI tho Lo"He!saI!oh oi his
iIirndD.
lie enlarged on MIR. C's winning coloqui,
81 roweis aud lis ability 10 I6IpIess oil with
his uw ~ scntsm@Uts. HIS uharecteI stood on
HUSie basls-moial PunIy Gnd patlouc
GlslnicTssltduess. Nj. CaInouns menofy
wili be i0ftyer henVTed by his county, as
il would be Chtnshed by his iII1Ehs
ElI. Rusk ruS5 and ndde come Irmsrks.-
He was, " hen boy, GnJ WIN prospects not
briShi, acquainted wnh Mr.. Calhoun, and
hal TtceIY,d from INN wOGdS oL encour.
sgelrrnt -Four ytais aga, lie had renew
ga his scqHsIJlauce "lGh him. snd I'm
mriiialrIy utter he mad taken 30 eminent a
paYl ~ the auntXaiton ot Texas. hc TeIef.
nd 10 q conversation which he held with
hr. CALHOUN the last Gsy III winch, wllh
!esule lg4inc, wasted BY dl$esse he tad ap
prbrcc N tbis Ovdy. lie paid sn eioqueuv
ulbule 10 Mir. CslnouH'h ChsraCler.
AlT Clemens iUiio"e ed wlyn bret and
eloquent speech, cxEr.ssINe oi his feelings
ana Auee ui his S,ete and the CguHIfy Un
this Bu4Tuiut occasion.
lhu SrlalG lhen sdJOurncd.
Messrs Mason DAVIS. el Misc, Atchison,
DOuse OF Wlsconsin, Dickinson, aud Greene,
wsra sppylnted ne commlttse ol snange'
mvMts uH Tue par! OF !he Senate,