Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14


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Aud tuen ue lsa rather handsome, fOpplsh
man, dancing here aud here AMI everywhere
side wblskers and nustache. IL does not take
great deal oi observation to see that II il the
b sslngs enumerated 10 the hfS. line Momd DE,
he L1 q would not be any poorer
! la that section deyo cd to the more moderat,
torles-no opponents OF the Goyernment-l saw
lew hne hoads. | was much struck by the youth
OF some OF the mim5'rs Of this section. IL Is
led by Lord Robert Cecil, and Ii particularly the
my the United STATES are asked. Here are the
eyes which seeplessly watch Mr. Seward. (lt
/ Is remarkable that the great opposition leader,
Dislaeli, and his immediate comrades very rare
ly say nything uuayOrable 10 the United States,
and nothing az al ~ iavlr oil the Conlederacy
or olavery.) Lord Robert Cecil Is tall, slen-
ger man, with snarl 10 his voice and very
cUnc5ited manncr-that Is all But whence
come th sc young boys whom one might na.uI-
allJ expect 90 see IN dry-goods shops, but not
IN the House OF Commons lhey are young
sc0ns oi nobility, have come IN on Il oney, and
were elected by Committees. They come here
I TO loaf. IL sounds very bis 0y The time 1t gets
across the ocean, mat Mr' feacocKe s9ld Ihls
anl that ABOUT the Cnite1 states ana IL may
be that Peaeocke has some talent. But l DO
know that Peacooke struck me as most appro'
prlaIely named \ lam'ns scaIi' win Dig goa
pin. covered his tender bos'm-his dress was all
dWdR, his voice Dundrearylsh, ana MS whole
AIR that OF toppish boy and all about him
sat becured ana oescented young tops, winch
one could bope had SIMPLY eludei tue ooofkeep
er 10 getting 10. but opposite these slt the resi-
representatives ot the EngIlsh people Iaese
men are not the Representatives 81 tue aristo-
cratic committees, nut ol large communities
aud cities. Here SIT slde by SIDE, JOhh bileht
ana Richard OOoden' Ana mere s's foor lay
lor, who has gwen lately SO powerful spetch
at Leicester IN behalf oi America Inc nfSt
thing that strikes one with rel renee TO thls sec
tlon-the indei endent supporters oil the uovern'
ment--is that they are the only men 10 the
House that know how to speak II the most
part, the speaking IN the House is IN manneTl
udicrous' lt certainly has the reco umendatlon
oi beng unsudled and TO the polnt Out stlIl
1t Is not pleasant TO see every speaker STUCK 10
the hoor with hs head bnd body swinging fegu-
larly 10 and 'ro as II he were an inverted pen
dulum Yet thus Is the Parliamentary style
the GOvernment ministers generally osclllale so,
and nearly all the rest copy II, until II has be
come parliamentary, Mr., Gladstone varies 1t
only by clutching the table opposite him, and
bending over 1t an when he has become Igld,
he speaks as II IN a vice, with hloi efforts OF
Lls head to give the usual oscillation. Dsraell
ana ha nd pt fuE Eps bpI IN % .
but he does not swing much, and Is oetterthan
lhoie about him, Lord Robert Cecil speaking
is execrable he does not know what to do with
his hands And then one rarely hears sen
tenee spoken 10 the House without lts -0elng cut
up with a-a.a-'s ruese are Of course all clipped
OUT by the friendly reporters, go that the speech
es read finely but even the formulas are inter-
alded as have stated, Q. E., " would respect
fully a.a inquire "a Of the a'a honorable IA bar
ouet IA &C., &c. | am bound to sly also that
one hus recalled to his mind every moment, the
voice, dress and air oil Soihern's Lord Dun
dreaty by thoee honorable gen mea, But all
these iolo!es end when We come to the section 80
ably represented by Bright and Golden. Here
are men who are evidently IN the habit Of speak
ing to large masses OF people, and IN the hab't
Of doing II well Mr.. Bright rs indeed the only
man in the House Who could be called an orator,
His appearance Is hoe, his manner good and
frank, his voice easnest and clear. Cool and
calm he alwaysis but not 50 the tories who lis
tea to him On them every word tells. Cobdeu
is more elastic and more caustc; in manner
not unlike DR. Bellows, when that gentleman
4 50 fortunate as 70 be speaking without hi'