Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17


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mortal. snhalned Tor -tn1>< Ality, IN the great
|. debates Of Wehstsr. Hayne. and Bsnton, on
"Fooseis rssolnfioas" (Applaass.) There was
Mary,of Nsw York. Governor. Secretsry-a man
nskaf heskAhqa b. IL gsaiss abevs scoks-.ho
probably never rad v.seei oroeus. Punendcrf
insaitien. fApsianss aad laaghlsr.) There was
Dickinsoa. Il New Jsrssy strong for q protective
tariG bus stronger yet for Andrew jackson.
Laughter end there was his colleague. Freling.
A1ysen, uAose nans b not mslliduovs, bat whose
periods 6ovsd In mslliasoas eloquence, and in
scothing seatenoss. and Of whom NO made music,
nevershslea. b our poiisisal songs Of Clay and
Of nsansyIySnia, afisrwards, Vics President now
Minister D England; he, TOO, was strong on the
tariG. and strong ~ Andrew Jackson strong
too Tor sAs Bank, bus stronger yet for Andrew
Jackson, Who hs1 The strange luck TO be against
y, ss every "a p pssga: IN . y: g
laughter. Z Thss VA Clayton. Of Delaware, tho
Secretary. Negotiasor, Diplomat tths Clayton and
Bulwer Tsaty, ] Who would read novel. all night
and then skirniih IN debate With ZouaseIite ssil-
ity oil tic ensuing7 day. There was samuel
Smith. q Maryland, The soldier. the merchant.
the e ,sIy M in c, sn,s % se
upon him. tho1xh he orator Of the lay Mr.. Bar
bcur) doubted Whsthsr M Clay could mako
right quotation, Mr.. Smith had provoked the
great Kessaokian, qpoting 10 public Senate Some
rstdark a ladt had made Of Mr.. Clay's personal
beauty. His retort vas terrible and undeservud.
because II was % terrible. Upon Mr.. smith. Mr..
And iossss In suaasn 70 the last"
There we're Tassws oil and Tyler, of virginiaT, Ter
glit,eriag blade II Damascas or Toledo in Ease xcs
hand cuh no more. never knew mind so acute
as his OF spirit, how sptrifuellei | very believe
that II he had lived with the Dalectcians in the mid.
die ages he would have clearly solved ,ie riddles,
whether angels can see In the dark. or whether you
can 60 from one point Of space TO another without
going through the intermediate points [Laugbter.l
Then there was Forsyth, tie accomplished Forsyth
The whole afiof, Of eoquenct. ancient and modern,
seemed TO be AZ al command aud 40 couI play with
the yataghan ~ & rapier with the broad sword,
or with the broad sxc the cleaver and though he
could not kill ne Ciays or the webs,ers, lie could
tease them halt t. jtshsnd often make tbsm riiica-
lous. There WAS King Of Alabama --esp4<it high
minded, accomplished, also--wbo, though nc, old,
,,sa ns Msus' ~ .ns ss"a'e' 'ro'' ~. sfk c'n.
M.s":.a.Ns w. 49,, he'e was "''askh "t
.,,.;.. t ~ ne was . n'a
su'N'"k '"o-es.s-s8nsed anu e'eaf-h' aded, Win a
'azor-ks logic that cst everybody withoa, seeming
70 NY 70 eoaS LAageAf. OHIO sent her txing--
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Is.a iUo. r aaa as' ala g1unoy-fes 1rundy
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49,. IT, Ia. Men 'ners 'oomen Up "eos.er,
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~. daeao"s ~ oe'ore 1nose m'en,y men II,
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4s.a..n 'ns ..o'eSuse Mrln' Ihe fun'c iands'
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wave nss,s, feosfal psWeF and the famous frocla-
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