The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

Hunter OF Virginia, Is rather tall, OF stout /
frame. and a countenance which betokens intel
lect and thought. tie appears Ike a favorable
type Of the plain Virginia gentlemen.
John Sliden of louisiana, is sixty five or
eight years old, rather heavy in person, OF the
medium height, or slightly above, having very
gray hair, and strongly marked face. He dresses
plainly but handsomely, aud IS easy and pleasant
in his department, though little naughty.
BENJAMIN of Louisiana, who is the pleasantest
speaker upon that side of the Senate Chamber,
Is man not much over forty, plump and hand
some in person, with an expressive face. He is
not tall, but well rounded out, dresses with
ncatness and taste IT, "a q jew, but has
none of the Jew Loo.
Preston King OF New York is very stout and
quite short His face, whichis bright and intel
ligent, wears a constant smile, which breaks in
TO pleasant laugh when he speaks. He Is the
very soul of shrewdnc,s and good humour. Be-
ing bachelor, and no: having the fear Of the
ladies' before his eyes, lie Is quite iaatteltye 20
iress, and puts on rev clothes. when the old
o-es are gone. IL treats every body alike, with
the utmost kindness, and is never off his guard.
He wears his iron-gray hair cut very short, and
his large round, healthy face, close shaved. His
head is fitted square upon his shoulders without
the intervention of a neck.
Doolt.le of Wisconsin, is a noble looking man,
six feet high, strong, full, and athletic in person,
though not feshy. His face indexes clear,
strong, active and well balanced mind.
Grimes of Iowa, is tall, well formed man,
dark, with strong black hair fecked with gray,
and face indicating character aud talent. He
il plain in deportmen. and dress, and retiring in
manner.
Simmons of Rhode Islands, the political econ
omst OF the Senate i man somewhat over
sixty, of medium height, quite gray, with
keen face, and calm sagacious look. He Is
plain in dress, and geutemanly and easy in de-
| pertinent.
| Mr.. Trumbull of Illinois, Is tall and thin, rather
| light complexioned, and wears spectacles. His
face shows great keennesa, activity OF mind, and
power of will; his manner is restless and ner-
vous aud his eye keen and vigaut. lie has a
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plain in dress and address: without anything to
excite remark in either respect.
Senator Brown of Mississippi is of the ordina-
~ height, or q little above, rather stocky in per-
son, plain but afable in manners, of prepos-
sessing face and demeanOur. He is unos:enta-
tious in dress and deEcauour
"Old Ben Wade of Ohio, as he IS almost
universally called, looks really older than he Is,
though bis face bears every proof OF that innate
strength for which he is noted. In person there
is nothing very marked TO attrac; attention.
Fessenden of Maine, has one of the best faces
j in the Senate. 1t shows strength, balance,
nerve aud judgment, with high courage and reso-
luton. He is not above the ordinary haight,
and not remarkable for corpuence or its oppo
site No person can be in the same room with
him ten minutes, without being impressed by
his appearance, bearing, and conversation, a:
that of person of mark and ability.
Mr. Clark of New Hampshire is very tail, anC
quite thin He s;oops in walking, and is darl
and bears signs OF i-hea'th. His face show:
ability, and lis manners, dress and department
are all calculated to avoid, rather than to invit,
: attention.
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