, 1873-12-14

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On tho OCCASION Of DrAala'lgE'H iiHt lecture IN
Boston l,o was escorted to the platform BY tho
Garrison mi on lis ioft, aid Wonje(l philllps
introi1co,, linn. T'be iattnr. nftor rofcrriuu to
l,radlauel'H defense Of America wlon <tlo
iEnKnsn rli,t,g oiasses wero &!ual's .no .' noHa'
introduced ht'n by saytng:,," ;" You can imagine
thcn, the pleasure, tho pride with Which vel
come tonight one Of tho most olognont, in1u-
cntia1 and fovotn] Of tho E,ropcan RepubiicanB
N mnm Nv, who sir Charjoa DilEe saIil. doog tho
4.;n1.; So! fa! - :S ~ -, ia, ,ncrn' 'tott,onna
49,, ~ t't Im H., T,,ntauj n,,na
inan any p1neF one man N sngI"n o,te
Senator TINT llo knew vol tho john Hancock
aud John Adams Of 1778, but would not know
~ o t afia a aaas o. toou o o Is aoomnt
a.,;4nt. .i.e ..t ~ 49, iti,a ,,n,, rnI fo,.t
Rew Enolani II, t77S 7 aiilca aud canllrnan
+ introsf,,cn tn von sho Hnfn AiIatns Of 1H7o'
Charles Drai1]auri." with nuub IN introJuction
by nloh Al, oratar II, such n oity with slch sur
rounlnvs Il IL not to hn eyontloroil at thnt Brad
1auuh Rl,ouij navo rivcn whnt Harrison floolnrod
to Ia onc Of tho N,nndeat orationa to whirh ho
hat3 ayar llntone Hia Wait to tlia clty tnny not
bo marked hy nv such oxtraorilInary recontfon.
Western Republicans To ipspiro him to his most
olo0ucnt uttorancey. DradlouRh way born IN
Beptombcr 1873. aud Ia conaoquoutly about DO
years Old. Whei, but lad, his ambition to be-
him to freaueutly alIress tho mass Teotingg at
Victoria Park and ionnor's Fields md il, this
practical school llo nainod lis cxperiopco, and
tho ability to can,rol 10 wonderfully large mass
cs of paop!o. Forced by l,is noterodox noIiticnl
yiows to rellnouipi, position after position. ho
finally dotorna;nod to deyoke his life to tho nro-
lnulration Of lis opinions, and thoir introiuo-
tlon into Eneiish fer;alntiou. From thnt TINA
he bus. az editor, orator. Iooturer.-iu every way
llo oould rooch tho puulio. Zboen Hghtiur
English ariBtocracy and hereditary rn}o. His
life, as might bo supposed has boon an eventful
one, but now he seems to 10 about to reap the
reward Of hts labora. ue 10 described rs IN
large, sturdily-built man with massive head,
oYcrhanging brow, fiuely knit features, square
inv, cloar-shavcn chin. and n foarloss, deter
mined expression manifested in Ills doep-set
Dyes. His every word and gesture indicators lis
thorough oarnoatnoss. Ho is easontallya fighter.
His sentences come with the ringing sound Of q
sword OH coat Of mail. uo is aggressive, quick,
nervous, trenchaut stirling rapidly and cutting
deep. l1o lacks perhaps tho humor and e1uhor-
ant imagination OF 1onry Ward Deecher, and
the polished grace and sarcastic powers Of
Monae! rnllps nus los naniy earnestheas ana
oIa s"to ~ M pn oSg, M 'o
aupor1or not oily to those great spoRkory, but to
any ono now living In America"
Of his lecture and its afFeck upon thoge who
t. t,n ~. : $11