The New York herald., 1862-11-17

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Mr. Mason Jones' oraorica abilities are thus euoszed
Possessed ofa clear voice and keen glance skilled in
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mere sober narrative now warns into haransue without
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M" Mason Jones rests upon his oratorica powers.
insrcte. inst who compete with other throushoa. the
ar is e poetic ascry and has boundess command
of pictorial la usuagc Indeed wealth purple Words
his a,tsance correct taste and vsant Judgment guide
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are easy, graceful and impressive. Post
other hour after hour to pour forth one
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ting not only the history and life but Of all who
anecdotes their times. repeating from memory
extracts from their great and powerful speecesLondon
Mr. Jones gifted with wonderful fuency language
exuberance of eoquence indeed such have rarely
heard surpassed NO man more emnently requires to be
and eloquent there nothing ei etrcous or the
The Grafton presented rich treat was feast of rue
temporay and delivered without assistance Of any notes
The audience which was the highest order Of intelligence
and position appeared duly to appreciate the performance
In delivering tnis Grafton Mr. Jones manifested all that
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the reputation on Of the great IRISH patriot we doubt
IRISH people of the West End last night
Dublin who promises to prove the S source Of
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hero by dwarfng his cotcmporares he withcrs humbug
sna neither Atheist nds balm from his hands
But beside a Rembrandtish light and shade in his contrast
Of character he groups his subjects with consummate art
and makes them move before YOU Mr. Jones is young
dent and educated, with piercing well modulated
voice. great nuency and charming popular subccts-Lon
don Spectator. .
criticism and eloquent illustration. he has established
claim to sincere ad .nration. London Patriot.
The holds with his and the yet
magnetism Of his spirit that for the tune
will is his will There few such at period
You may count the great orators Of The world
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be- thankful to them Mr. Jones has great gift given
ihim. He has enthusiasm, rhapsodia power-cxcuse
with the beautiful manifest love Of TRUTH aud high prin
cipe which will always lead who follows II instinct
lively manly not npircd Thoughts These qualities n
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For hour and half closely packed audience listened
with unhaggng attention, and Is not too much 10 that
We expect much from Mr. Jones, and II
which now elicit our highest approval augur bright and
honored career which the present but the faint
est intia.-Lond0n Era.
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