New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31
interesting aenl.isosnoes Of Henry CLAY.

snseress IN ny proIesslonsl exertiqnss and his
Gp' was hoe sPaflngiy bestowed.
St.. ne ny ny, ne gase lac eIUwihs description o.
hseli qllst' esPecisJ OF ene aoseete ana
ts.sol ts.l u her palc9ny scene bu5 Wnen ne az
radsaa p quote me passages wnich aad I'M
IT, i. ti. eo1lu noe ne iaugh'ns inyoiun-
.si daraa. us uaI ueFlaelohs ron 1he text
aroloasticoi1y aui s1I niss9ssoftns, heremarkee,
taPoiogeticaHy, never could remember ia
iins ThaJ - PeeslJ. y aJ.,..
s,I.g aaa 70 ADMIT tnat his version Of Juliet diff
rreindiea had sdoptaJ J. .,,s one Wqleh popular
BY saying that he improved upon sbaksueare
He then told me that it was a sinrular fact
and one which had been a subject ~ ratrrat
through his whole life, that he could not by anv
st,,5iad dGs'iih verse IN ms memory Even if he
-o,,Id he p1sm py rose, N rev days the lines
IN bieb ~ M 5 enaesi IRON the Hsentei tablet
He related r. r,s 80. wen iaoorieusly written.
traton of tbis rsa,,iiasss IN palhiuL liius-
some nI1b1ic addrass .,s:yii ne was making
N INV ore sanA II was oGFth
nurposed notine tbe xTssi ,. y WHICH iie
-" A iiAes--
t's Iyha ,,lls sne.e = nan aa WIN soul 20 dead
This is my own s my native ss.i lsss uss9 SAD
Il
psslallh.hg .h Mariy' ne gave enthusiastic utter
ahce 10 the line
olives therea msu with soul 20 dead . .g-.
But the Motto raoa s,,s5sn11 b..o-no . x,.--,.s5
he could mat reeoor,,ha ,a5
pauseda- then reneated tbe line viii ..l ae
triotic ardor th,n hafors IL tha,,sts la ps'
second line woId coIne tn him b ~ shs =
the rsnetitian-bnt Il oon,a .-t..iis y
hand to his forehead trvin to tl, ,,.1,. ~ .s
man did whose AN, - daal,, 'sas ~ @ sue
evidence Of that individnaps - tar,;d aasle -
| would not deyelon itsste = ~ Pin essehes
third time he asked the r9r se
not to say despairinely-z GU Pn sioaiiy
a1ivss ths,. n...,.. .-,.z54..
: '''Aa N,se s'ul % dead''--
ana must nave paused midway IN his query. had
p not Q voice from the crowd continued, in stage
whisper
VINO never TO hiiassh hath said's
/ The oblivious statesman caf,rbt .ba u,or4a
| AZ haalrf,l1-r G;aLl ~: -s, y. ' Tyt"s, ahd
mined in future. 10 orna1,ant he
few of these s1inn.rv IF H., 4 a''hs WITH
Our next enpa gsynent toot ~ pees -
but at ts Gloss We ra;oira H.
of the Alexander Scott wa sssi d. a. "a
| tbis aoating ,o1oca ~ 80 Faasss. 70 way = ~
Henry cIo ,Ias ahoanaJ Way u Louisftiie.
and answering cheers we're ssn+ haale ~
boat In these the ladies al H., I "a
Il was standino bas;d h;. 80
| Memphis He tnrnetI II o. q. IT 1Io "
vou ever annaarsd 49, ,, 80 ~ enN saio' hafe
7 renIied in the naoat;va5
| He remarked. 6 This rvastarr, ,r.,.
mora ;rar,+i .,o.aa Msssohn 1tisiiphis makes
She iif Ia td snan any Town KNOW
by Never nass bsre Lse aess py ans.
answered that wonId mot r.
before eayv Man,,b; go % "a eelfs
word NV annearanea 20 -. 1 II
/ throupb s1dden ;ndigos;t;o, ~ . oi,s
reeret the imnroba bifitr III mit1
| before GENIAL Memnbis a,,J;araa aa,; ssane
Henry 3.lay asaad 10 slat.
in the ladies' saloon Tha e ~
| minded sto tosr,o,, ~ hls Isl. - oei ,oity
character;zeJ h., ar.nrsa.t wa
fo tba lowsst a. Iii ~ .ISesy-courtesS
/ yarsad fraa1., 49,, III w snest' ne CON
auancv for ,ybinh bo 20 ana WIN ehe
| 41'neu'
Agso as ears played truant with his tales,
with hi. discanrss ess were quite FaViahed
We wera one dav discn,s;ro
| ~ tb;s aa,,atSr Lana eCte fisit
made Of tbe nugbsr 98e of ,ooalar estlma1e was
tionstalv salntsd Sl.a snon, ne haa anec-
ing was like the Presidency = 40 e.@s
sonpbt and not IN he - "5ra NJ. " "
Inference from tbie ro,,a VI 80 IL n.tui 3
not onnosa The vsbas If liz 80, ;e is Moo.u
offered his nsms as rroafJaSy;a1 = tuey asaLa
The conclus;on J;d rot ,esuenslaL candlaate.
Ha ra.o,,,,tad IL - Ivy W pfote erroneous
ilustratiye Of tbe 9unasr u ahecuotss
demonstrated tbair araf ~ ",sn tts nis tflshas
| dofaa4 s.. - ~ So a. tns great wing
stories had still, tn.h iOsO Os paehesc oI these
he seemed tn faa1 1,oe+ doe,,r ~ @ oa'
Of attacbmant of ,sb;oh sne manifestation
i Many Of III. nassanaars 80 aaa.ns - sns opJece.
to entertain a 80 seu themselves
seemed to trsat as b;s 'oer o1., WON every eng
bonored nuest but nona m any
to his amusement os M narannase ~ u IsIEsi
comic. nstriotin a,d iasenpoIV. ne sang
recited hnmoron, .La4obsa =. sonss, anu
al f,ron+ obnao+oas Al Hn1en hVe or SIX
evening he antersd tba saloip ps'i 'ianaleu s; s ohs
"down.east,, Yankea r1ns. a. Di"nea lou ..as as J
parenthesis. thaf his yantaa 80 5ay, ~ Wy u
presentation of Yankee IandNo hnoad ~ ~
ing carcature of the reality H. ~ 'e.l a,
whir, strined nantaIoons thaf e mols A te'l
peefable distance fro,, he d ,es
and lemn.coloroJ . snoft Jacaes'
hands deenly thrmst - a. bia a. earrlsa ms
they had an evident ine,ina pUoae's, as tno9gn
knees His $. ioo-Inner', osoit ~ his
originated in Nav Eng1ond @i' 'ou'a oniS nave
| lie was mt recognisad I rban i. u.a ).
cabin The na.sengers srnnnsad is en.erea ene
person who had inst eoma bnand n. " u some
| nenced talking with nosaI ~ :oii- =:
loud and familiar manpar md asls; ~ ~ .
of questions He gava Nrr Masatts oosans ...l
in the secreO nudge and oceostaS NJ, ~ VI Mia
Stranger. hear t6at's Harrg rlo, A. VIII
I'll scrape acousintanca v;th 5i-, susss
the polite thing" ->e'l' '0- = 1s
| MIR. MoWatt presented the yankeo ,or+1or,or
to Mr.. Clay The impudsnt sneecSes af M