Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-02

antlrushes once to the right conclusion we know AL
single orito speaking the English tongue, who ranks
his superior lie combines to remarkable extent the
perseverance Granville Sharp, the knowledge Of
BrouSham, the enthusiasm Of Hilberforce and cour.
1n' Us ne IS young man may be exc pied to tell
powerfully on the destines Of the Republic - Edin-
burg Journal.
mo man can deny, that Charles Sumner "a a ready
accomplished, and orcble writer capable alike q sress
elegance, and 'eat STANDARDIZATION Post.
THE orations Of Mr.. Sumner beo to the literature
OF Am'rica Pure and highly clae ical in style
strong in argument and rich ant glowing in imagery
and, II some parts, almost eaching poetic they come
70 TIE reader always interesting aud attractive.
10 the eavati n OF sentiment the high and Lofty moral
tone and grandeur Of thought which possess united
with their literary merit these productions have 10 equal
among US ''-Hant's Merchants Mdgasiae.
"Let take few lines from the speech Of Hon. Hon.
Charles Sumner, Of those powerful int ecs and no.
be heats that have shone bril- hty In sister coun-
Try - What noble eloquence l-LoHdon Tamss.
.'Every man, woman and Oh II stonId read the seeeh
OF he Senator from Massachusetts Il would be difcuk
to say much for this noble effort; and 10 in possible
70 convey az aiequaIe idea Of It's beauty and strength
the heart must be cold aud thct Judgment ameptably ais
ored which could withhold his well earned tribute from
this days acquaintance "-New FORK Times.
1--WE would recommend close and earnest study Of
the speech on the Fugitive Slave Act. Apart
from is noble and affecting eloquence It is one Of hs
closest and most convincing arguments we have read ON
the policy Of the earlier and GREATER conlrasted with
.ha' " ehe iaeel anu neaner Statesmen OF America
London Examiner. sss,s ( tseNIln
"Charles sumner was welcomed by the west as one Of
the true men OF the Republic aud leaves with the ecn-
ycton-hurnt in upon the heart Of the people Of the
Westtha tile Republic has ADLER or honester states
man."-chicago Tribune. 80
"No person, the most prsiudcrd win mistake him
for common man. . Few will deny the charms
Of his Brilliant rhetoric sumner d tho MAcau-
lay Of Abodton.--n eD Orleans Deha. siu
uThere are few men 80 ultra on he slave question bu
that In wise detracts from Mr. Slmners COMPLIMENTS
as gentleman and his eloquent aud scho'ary attain-
In literature and SUBSTANTIALLY "-Lohisphfe Con.
rIer
"a few like the distinguished sens or, whose speech w
preHxto hii article acquire fame 10 tbs esnate.. 80
--Edinburg Rstfcw
eCandor compels me 10 say that Mr. simmer made a
very rea speech. IL able, eloquent and 4, Rumenta
five furnished evidence Of the dance o. provakne
talent and genius against man or HE meauuresnPhT
odsfphla Ledger aa
"Thal lesiure should be repeated In New YORK ia
rare occuntnee. That lecture on Ani-gavery nbould
sould b. repeated Ia New York even nefore q " dean "a
fauatcs' l. unpa eleed occurrence But that A. An
Savery lecture should be repeated nixht after neht 10
successive mu tludes each nhusIaslic than tho
last marks tie epoch OF revelation IN popular feeling
crowded lat evening long before the hour Of commerce.
meut Hundrda sopd through the three houra lecture.
Mt Summers speech tie erea or tnrcnl and ug-
cal success Of the year. and most enthuslasticnly
praised ny the iargest audience yet gathered IA Nov York
. hear alestare Nsis York Tntnns.
Orders for Mr. sumntr'a New Volume now received BY
TICKNoR 4 FIELDS. BOSTON.
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