, 1866-11-18
FROM DUBLIN.

"AS~s
b1es-EmiErarion, aee., &C.
Correspondence OF The Chicago Tribuno.l
DrBIx. November
The reception given to Mr. Bright on Tues
L, y last. forms the staple of leading articles
[n almost eyery Journal in the thres
the reception Of Mr.. Bright was most cor
dtal. It is quite truo that none OF the mobiles
ar the great laudholders we're present at the
a;nrer Th.t conld hardly be expected.
o4'" S.N.-hs.n yt. u.;.t.h,,a,
cont'defanE tne WE'VE "n1c" As' o''tut aotos
on some Of the questions which affect the
nositIou and the rank ot tho aristocracy.
hi In sn,t, If tbo ABSENCE Of this section Of |
The he community. tho compliment pstd to Mr.
Bright wa truly nstionai' !neie Is mol u
county in Ireland that did not send It's con-
Urgent, and the large room Of the Rotunda |
was fn1l AZ IL couIa hold Of the middle class
~ 1,i.hc,en ,nd of tbe catho,}c c1ergv-
the strongest political force IN the country.
Aa- BalonI's tsI ArrEtaAScE. AZ nee. ,.-.,
do not know whether the recent lnEen-
ton OF phoaogrnpn{ nas tna mae yoa aT 70 ny
Bright. But IN case i should not. ! may
mention that "thc o'Connell Of England,
rs be is styled In to-daJ's Saturday Aer'e'c,
has fine orntorical presence. The features
are regular, and the expression Of the lace Is
thet Of tincere and candid mind. tsa
head, perhaps, sinks too Immediately into
the chest, which gives him the appearance
Of being high shouldered, bat, noswlth-
standing this, he stands ont well sud I'M
nresses You with the idea Of considerable
p ppa!t Of the lace Is fneiy modelled,
The forehead wide and high. the
exc quick ana sparkling. Though
Kind Of kt< aoir to the aristoctacy-Whig
aud Tory-theFe Is not the least trace Of Bit
+a,rck. Sr rarcnr In his manly and open couf-
tenancc. You would take him to Be KIDD
hearted, wel1-disposed and cainently good
| humored man from cursory glance; !; but
more familiar insight would discover repose
and determination, AZ well as the more So
| cjahle qualities, lurking In the general er-
preston Of bis features. He would be accu-
| fately dcec1ibed when sitting either in the
| HouSe OF Commons or on the public platform
before an audience Of his countzymcn. By the
beautiful image Of Dante cops< ltoae ii pose.
His voice, when he was at his best and
| hlV clear and resonant bnt I regret TO say
that In this respect he Is NO Ion
Ger what be Was The long tolls
Of the Auti-Corn Law agitation aud
the stress which be imposed on bis organs Of
language during that well fought political
md ecoroulcal struggle hare told upon aIm,
and Nj. bright Is scarcely adcqua At pres-
cnt to an osntfou Of IN hour and bali s du.
/ ration. Alter thai pcT100 QlS VOICE pcclIues
whcexy and husky, aud It IS painful to hear
hIm- he is pctfcctl, aware Of this himself,
aud he has treauently alluded to It Of late,
as be also did 1t the conference which he
held With the xorkiognen Of Dublin. This
Is q great drawback, as It prevents him from
aupcnring in public as often as he would
oiherwisc do, and obliEcs him 10 decline in.
CITATIONS which | an sure he would other.
visr Gladly acccut. b. rood management
h,.T.F6r- he rnntrivcd q keen IL IL fulj
rornme II The Rotunda bauouet,
H1s arrIr or srEtK1so.
There IA sc1rceIy another man in Enr1and
| who could hare addressed an Irish audience
m the Exciting nol.tical ouestion. Of tn.
, ~. Ns,h xo mTrh efT-cs ard wishont nro
dny,p. 49, 1,nhah1r somc d'sturh,ncr. Eut
,, W. Reirht came Ia ireland With a ronric
tim IN he minds Of The nconle that be hat
, hsrn and xas Their .ineere frisnd md we'll
, uishes The and,ence was therefore fayo
+ nh1ra d;snosed heforrhand. Bat beside
. fhis3heTr fs a ouietnrss in NJ. Rr1ch.'s styi
, - srI..rfnc wfich Ioes mt 49, 5.A ~ y
taaIr;.n, ~ S,"ent ;nSsed w 49, ha Il snasI IN -
~ i.nd;n-ss ~ tte;- ,1a,,n,1i;se ~ ~ ~
! 1u nr;xiSccs n md tbcn u ~ nnict % strrn"th 6
? bis manuer onfy seems to them ai5 ths NOR