Demoine courier., 1856-07-24
HOW THE CANDIDATES LOOK!

HOW THE CANDIDATES LOOK!
Brady. The iaguerreoiy pisi, has al. 1.-The
candidates in bis gallery-Fhlnore and
Doneison, Buchanan. and Breckenridge.
Fremon! and Dayton Two pictures OF
each, q colured minia ture, and a life-size
portrait. How do they look! a 30
Buchanan looks old, oli-verv DID,
A large-boned, a heavy old man, with a
massive head, quite grey, a forehead oil
puckered between the eyes. and the skin
drawn tightly over a large liyid face
lie looks like a dead MANGA dead old
man. His mouth SHOVE aga in every
Eliae. Fl is a mouth tina, looks unused
to smiling; AN irregular. Jagged hole in
the face Unhappy. old man! who
threw away all the good of life in schem-
ing for place, and now, tos,sring on the
brink OF the grave is .doomedao see the
prize for which he lost his souI, ap-
proaeh him only tos glide forever from
his gasp! Stand hefure Mr.. Bpc!,anan's
pIc;ure, young politician ana see wha,
the schenihg payiisan 6ecomesH NOT
Mai The face isa bad fsce. II, is an un
happy faae,. anpneasy face, an IN iaoble
lace, an old; OLD, bu. iaol pleas AMI. intel
rligen,, b%eievoleni face. l, is the facesoi
a man who has missed ihe ,uue good
sndjoy of life and who 10 wiling to sac
ttfice the. tranquility of his Last years for
sihe sake Of iha, which an oil man has
no excuse lar. yslueifg.. L. is lie lace
%! a mani ho is wiling. at tLrbe-score
lyears and len, 10 cease 10 be James
Buchanan. and TO become onl, the rep
resenlailve and io1l oil certain office
folders and office seekers, commonly
.cal!ed "fle democratic party"
] B~reekeBrIdge is quite The dandy-a
black -baired,' smooth faced, beardless
young genllemen Of thirty. His face
as deiineaieG by Mr.. Brasv and thssun,
ia devoid of expression. lie is some
wha, primly dressed. and looks mos
%eompe;em 10 do. all that may become a
l.man-in ifie ORA ing room Ii he
shudtd be called upon-which he is MOI
80 ng to be-,o preside over the Ser ale,
ne WILDE OF all living men The mos, GU
cot place. lie Nil have 70 grow as ney.
.er. s,aa grew befdre .sorhe will not be
able 10 OK Tie chair once occupied by
. Adams and ] ffersoE. -
Fillmore is d man whom we so pro.
ioupdiy dislike ,ha, We have no rightto
say a woEs aboui him.. HIS spsechts
q ndgeneusl bsha Vioi.dunng h~is.Iatr sfir7ii
\ serepliYn,wete so Inn pldent AID Stupid
90 ,obs sous y ..irsincefe, SO indicate TO-
wsfa rival esndidaies, and ',owrrd GET
sain6f.oPppnen,s--the reception ,i.set
was such a revolving humbGg. and Gle
motives of: The, men vstie eorn Up were
So DISCUS iugly apparent thai we.cae
Dol1ook upon The ceunienance Of isilfi
pnre without experiencing q shock q
repnlsion. . TInuk Of acandidais for che
Presidency telling a Crowd .ofspeople,
thai II a certain rival candidate. ware
elected, '.our Sos.,,e-n' brethren would
not sisnd il, sld ought not 10 stand i'll
Think OF a eandidae.fer Dire Presidency
coming ou!e the balcony Of a holeLn
Broadway and s,igma'iz aga eebneman
as "a traitor com paring L:Is~ wiz Ben.
edic' Arnold, because 'he'ssid gentleman
had recently resigned The chairmanshlp
of a Fillmore club. and declared for Ere.
mont and Dayton! Could 'ndelicacy &c
> i%arlher! But we are forgetting Mr.. Bsa'
dy ; aaguerseoiypes. fn'mcre ~ a nd
gy' "~h'e-ha'rea' feu,ieceu' "iiy-iooktn
iour'h.fa'e cauh,ry lawyer ahu mat
al WEI say VI Mn :
.Donelson-Andrew Jackson Donelsof
] has nothing in common with Old
Hickory. except his name. His picture
presents to us a plain, farmer. looking
man OF fifty, With kgh'. ihtn hair. a RED
round lace, a-caiG eys' % q feHafka
org eAp.essiohiess coun'ehahee' we
ave SELDOM seen q oiahAer race. we
aouo'h ne can 10 sum 10 me nu'e o
hfee' o' 'e'i "na' .P,o'ocoi - ne
wouio mske very i,oeoe'fy Oh a res
iuell o. uhe oenAle' OF mere Is no run
10 piracy. u 'nsse Dogoefly cahu'ua,es
shou.o oe eiec'eo' wna' . rejoicing mere
would DC among an Tue oonxeys' whose
dSy OF g'orys~oulu 'hen osg'". a'Pa'
y WILLOW one mu" VI sn''nencs: an
acminlsFa.ion WIN r'as.us DfooAs ioi