Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28

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as SINKS u WIN nYlhg beauty in'o ine nea'' l.
He appeared the first nightin Hamlet, that char
acter, Ia which Of all Others the greatest actors
have sought TO distinguish themselves His de-
lipeaion of this most subtle creation Of dramatic
genius, it's fantastic humors, and "fne madness,
evinced tile highest histrionic talents. His appre-
hension OF the depths and intricacies of this sim
gular character exhibited the most delicate intui-
lion Of the Authors meaning All the secret
springs of character which lie at the foundation
of Hamlet's in constituencies, things so far beyond
the ordinary tricks Of acting, are so brought out
by MIR. Loralnss artistic touches, as to give
full sense Of the stupendous intellect, and divine
po,try shown in this grand creation OF shak spearo.
This actors conception also presents us with key
which opens The most intricate recesses Of This
mysterious character. Wesee young, handsome,
and accomplished prince Of originally noble ma
ture, and engaging temper, with delicate percep-
ton Of the beautiful IN Nature and Art and a
temperament longing 10 bask in the sunshine and
poetry OF existence rather than in the rugged
sphere of lis stern realities, having suddenly i'm
posed upcu him dread, task, repulsive TO all the
Instincts Of his nature and too great for his ener-
vate will We behold a great intellect united TO
feeble resolution and poetic Incidence Of charac-
ter. totally unftling him 10 carry out high and
stern purposes. T. is delicate organization, thus
crushed beneath the weight of burden too great
10 bear, assumes the sable tinge Of desparing
melancholy, which coors man and The world
around with the hue of it's dark imagiuings. His
souered temper ROW vents its spleen upon bis
dearest friends. even dpon the beauteous ophelia
to whom his cfaz4d fancy now offers the bitter CUP
of woe, instead OF the sweet cup OF love, as he
strives to Danish her image from his thoughts as
out of place In the weighty matters that now oh
sorb them. The native hue OF resolution be-
comes so sickied GER with the pale cast oil thought
that he almost loses his purpose from his Thoughts
and fin lily sinks beneath its crushing weight :
The Rhythm and poetic diction of Shaksp are which