The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18


karls r'slne. says Ntian ia
,iuue greatly esteemed ,n egs,k,, and
very urcvssars for uihrr. I, I, not
virtue which distinguishes me. am
aware ihai ihc "catk hlrl sr,s the
WORM bot nm not mme,icra,ely i,,nd
Of Worn,s Are ywa' want some
kccner motive 10 make enfly rising
i,,s,I,.e. Ne, shst ,l,., cl.at,a. 81 ,,asn,
such "a. they arr, find IN me aH inapprc.
c,aii,c observer There IL positive
fascination IN the freshness and quiet
smiling gnyctv Of dawn the silcneo il
ltrrurh, into lclirminl dislinclnrs. ls
the sharpness Of the few sounds which
start out of it-~ihv cawing Of the die.
taui ruck, tho crisp energy Of The little
bird. the bark Of dog, or the lrNing
ul cattle. There !. magical influence
Ia the mir. The novelty Of the sunsa.
ton makes Il delicious Hat to enjoy
early rising YOU must rise late, then
YOU have the full, keen appetite tnr the
ncuncss If sensation which makes en-
ioymrnt healthy You must M, mako
early rising debauch Isc il with
rarc and exquisite moderation "
HUNTINGTON n,tA,L,N.
The l.nudon journalist. noio with rcatct
the inieriority Of The Wing champions
last speeches compared with his early
efforts, which were the delight shd
boa., Of his party. lie may be worse
speaker now Than he was ten or fifteen
years aro, hu, lac never deserved the
ranS aud consideration of great orator.
lie must content himself with place
nj the feet. mol ai the side Of Graslnn.
Burke. aud Fox lie cannot measure
himself with the giants who welded laH.
guage Ike sword that flashed rs it
struck for mere scholasiicism which dc.
rives It's brlliancy from the midnight oil,
can never compete with the inspiration
which springs, armed and ready, from
a sudden occasion. like pallas from the
head of .Iotcl And Macaulay's geniu.
is the genius of scholaslcism. lie "a a
living library and the old vulgnristn, "he
talks like book" is literal truth in his
case We look upon him as lhe last
OF The rhctoricians who consider slylo
Of more Importance than facts, aud paid
more attention TO the manner than the
matter of their discourse. Nor is the
greatest dvcn Of that school. lie was ex.
celed by Richard Lalor Shicl, who had
always laid by stock Of good things,
picked and preserved for use. Tho
Irishmnn was more rapid and agile than
his Scotch rival, md sent up rockets,
while the other was spinning catherine
wheels. A shrewd wit called Shield
"Hy in AMBER" and the title wa, mp
propratc enough, but Macaulay i.a
fossil Of Ear greater solidity and size, aud
Of less immediate radiencc. Both bo-
long 10 the artificial school, which is rap
idly passing away.
The palmy days Of parliamentary ora
tory in England must be over. when the
house is filed TO hear Macnuley The
sip-shod, conversational stylo which hns
succeeded the digniled defamation Of
the last generation, must he wcarisomc
and worthless indeed, win u his cold
correctness and pnssioncss pomp are
hailed ~ ploasurablc relief OH for
mn hour Of Henry Graitan, with hi.
fierce and flashing stylc---his wiihcring
sarcasm--hs lofty imaginary, which,
flow with the wing Of aD englc. and
opened his eyes at the sun Ito rose the
pressing cits and yawning squires into
something like energy and lifel OH