The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-25

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no power to resist his triumphant eoouence.
1t were as futile to struggle against its power
as with the waters of the Niagara Like a
mighty torrent it rolled on, grand and resistless,
bearing everything before in its course. Now
he dealt in noble appeal to the generous and
manly sentiments ofthe heart that seemed at lis
bidding to beat in purer and loftier atmos-
phere now he dealt in fierce and bitter invec-
tive, that crushed like the lightnings of hesven,
and withered all around the spot where it fell
and new, with strange and unearthly fash of
the eve, he dealt forth the biting sarcasm that
filings it's venom to the very heart of his victim,
like the bite of an adder.
But he 10 gone, and the lightning Of his glance
has been dimmed forever. His voice that rang
like the clear notes Of the clsrion, while in his
higher flights Of oratory he poured forth his We
hement and brilliant eloquence is hushed in the
solemn stiffness of the tomb, and the damp dews
of death have already gathered upon the brow
which we have seen glowing with the inspiration
of thought
The regrets Of q whole people follow him to
his grave, and his native State will long and ten
derby cherish the memory of one, the most
gifted of her sons, whose genius and devotion
to her interests merit alike her admiration and
gratitude.
r.o,u "a, ~ Glib.
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orought Out OF Emma ana some imagined II TO
oe one OF the rogen temples IN winch tne Can
nlbals adored the devil.
Inc business OF cap making was ruined IN
1871 oy the common wearing OF hats, which
then capc INTO vogue.
Smoothing irons, are OF late invention: IN the
reign OF queen Elizaoeth and James |, large
stones inscribed with texts OF scripture were
used tor that purpose.
A Mrs Isabel Denton, OF Leeds, 10 said to
have first invented hats and baskets made Of
straw
In 1884, two rich women desired to marry
the Earl OF Huntington, for the sake OF the title
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