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It is thought that the resolution, for scpding
an agent to Greece, which has for some days agi.
tited the floor Of Congress, will be rejected in
the House Of Representatives. Of those who
have Joined in the debates on this question, Mr.
RASpoLpH is the foremost. In allusion to a yer,
speech delivered by this gentleman on
Saturday last, the Washington Gazette observes
-" Mr.. Randolph, to-day, made one of the mos
brilliant speeches, to a strictly attentive house
and an audience of city visitors uncommonly nu
nerous. We have always thought Mr. Randolph
when in good health, the most finished orator in
Con sress-one, whose graceful action is always
united tn the ,rord; and, on this occasion, he did
not tIisappoint expectation. lie was followed b,
Mr. Webster in explanation. To the strength Of
Mr.. Webster's intellectual power we have area
Idy given our testimony But, in those powers
lhe does not exceed Mr.. Randolph, and is by NJ


means equal 10 him in oratorial accomplish


menls"