TRANSACTIONS FOR THE yEw-YoRK TRIBUNE.

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Tribune.

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AlSemeine Zeituny.
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Ailsemeine Zeitung.


Represent 10 yourself man OF low staigre, with
his head somewhat inclined forward, and his BODY
bent from weakness to the rish, side, thin gray
hair. leaden complexion, hollow cheeks, ascending
the speakers platform. Think that this man, be-
side the cares of business, those Tor his own weak
health and tor two sckly childrep, bears upon his
head the weight of more unpopulariiy than any
man since Richelieu and Mazarin. Having ascend
ed the Tribune, he crosses his arms, throws back
his head, MS forehead clears up and looks broader
MS eyes i'll with soul, and from his lirs, round
which plays slightly contenptuous expression,
flows the most eloquent speech. In tie hall, filed
with the elect OF the nation, with the most distl
gashed peers OF France, and strangers from all
countries, you viii look IN vain for single face
that betrays absence Of mind, WEAKNESS, or indf-
ference. On the contrary, you will s-e opponents
and friends alike fascinated bewildered, OF ardent;
in th.r demonstrations Of feeling. This is anna
zng spectacle this is TO the great statesman the
compensation for the injustice that will soon make
i, impossible. When he descends from the Tr5-
une and returns home, the ieverish spirits fail he
mus; at once lie down and yield TO his languor Ell
ther in chat with his children or in sleep.