Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-30

whether Mr.. summers language was Just and
called for, or not. Upon that matter there
may be different opinions. But it was GER
tainlv parliamentary He delivered the whole
speech without beng once called to order
II there were personalities in it, they were
not tenth par. 50 gross as those against
himself be has becn compelled to listen to
again and again in the Senate. 1t is true
that his speech was full Of satire and inveo
tiyc-fatirc the most cutting and invectyo
the most mcrclcss--bnt they were directed
against lis adycrsarics in their public and
not in their private relations. lie did not
make a charge, or borrow an ilustra ton, or
employ an epithct that was not perfectly
admissible in the field Of senatorial debate.
There was not ono Of them that could not
easily be paralleIled twenty times over from
the warfare Of Chatham against the Walpoles
and Gronyillcs, Burke and Fox against Dun
das and North, Brougham against Canning,
O Connel against Stanley, and DIsraeli
against Peel, or from that Of the Randolphs
and the Quincics and the Clays Of our own
National Legislature Il is Just such form
OF attack as must be expected when men Of
real manhood and vcrltablc brain are pitted
against one another in Il struggle between
momcntous principles and the cause is IN
a bad way whose followers shrink from, or
whine about the blows of such a conflict.
Tho ,,l,in trutl, - ttot ,tr S,,,,or,s evan
offence is his .unnri,ritv to lis o,,ro77o,ts !
in the resources ~ rhotoTio Tbora l. rot
am of thp,,, tb,t can match b;,,, Ia tI;s roe-
meet Dong,,s co,,,os tLn raoros+ Iu+ nnr,]-
las has nnyer LoJ trnininr IIa lacks cn1-
turn n,d besidos his or,op;,o,io,, il no
turallv coarse JIo cannot he snrero ,yith-
ont bcinr ohrsi,o ro, soroost;c ,,;tLort ha-
i'm, vul,,7, In Mo- s,an,, nf ,rIaGrod l'n+
do1alorin,, ds,,ncroc,. La e IN o5o,,+ ond ;s
Grst.rato FOO at ,IrI;a,nortort, rIa,,-tron
But 4 reallv brilliant thin, DoI,l,s nnrdr
suid. nor can say liza no[cr r,odo a snooch
nor = rarorronL in n snoocb tLat viii boar
rcadin,, tIT,o d,,, ortdr i, y,ns dnliroraJ
The interest Of 'hie boran,.uas lies nnIv in
the cvnito,nor+ oc tbo hn,r isut.ori,: h..
yond his royer to nrodnra anrtbing tbnt
Shall Ln n st,,d. Co. tLn in,oIIn:+ oro ,Ia.s
surn to tbe iIHot,notinn Uo i af hama fonIo
in that ronrse sIvla or arrnmont and nassioI1
which r,r,ns ths ossn,,co ,r s,,cocssr,i ,nnh.
orotory IoLnr vonld 4, III, s,oaabns ma
GOOD. for he knows n9t how TO elaborate
End his .roa, tbo ntLor d,,, NJ Sn,n,,or
that his speech s,nelt Of the lamr. was per
lectly in keeping. The ninc was true un-
doubtellv. Ilr. Summers srecch exhibits in
every line the trace of rho most scruuulous
yorEuuneLir III. LouItIess a.rir4l b; tho
most cI,bor,ite selection of themes, tn, ATTEST
illustrations. the most chosen forms Of rbra.o
and the most refined art in their arran..e.
lacnt. T., produce A Ga,yilJ orItjon hut in
doiu,. tliS he did inst what la. been dome lv
nearly eyar,, ,.rc,t orltar. from Deno.tbonts
down ia D.',.i.I Webster 'V,.r. is r.o sin in
that uur ,.re.,,u,,,ti.n ritlor II y,orli he
- hns.in, r., ti. c.,,,r,trv If ,r,r, nr n,,r
C,u,ro..[,,,, lad +rn .ci,,I.,r.Lin and tbo
ability. an5 rho will to do this aamr tbinr =.
!. wouIa rejieyc us Of m ,,Im"st insuttcra}1Ie
omount or ynlror tir,1a and ,,in'lv tw,J5lr
Rnt Mr. Donmlns In3rna1 ta hi. cost Lrf,rn
tLo jav,s lnfato ,,a. o,.or tLo+ - scbnlar
corlJ ;,co+ h;,, ~, HI, o,,,l ,.ro,,rd and fI;l
him at Li,n,,,, ,voa,,ors w. ,ro., snrr,, IN
500 Nr Sumna, Jns.enJ to tI,,t ,eycI. ntt6o
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