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The gentleman whose Name heals tAs
article and 10 whom hundreds Of our eit-
isens had the pleasure Of listening ON Sa.-
usaay hast, h a native Of the void BAY
State" J" and has soloorned With " on bus
mess tor few weeks past His gentleman
" and Wncbtfusive manners here have Won
the respect Of all With whom he has come
in contact. The rich store Of Intellectual
and moral worth developed in his inter-
course with us Eined for him many
strong and truc-hearted friends; whilst his
strict adherence to democratic principles
satisfies us that even in that sink Of feder-
alism, "Boston,n there are yet some gallant
spiri,s-"some faithful among the faithless
found"


Much as from our acquaintance with him
we had been led to expect, we were not
prepared for 50 rich feast as we enjoyed
during his speech on Saturday. For more
than one hour he held the vast audience
enchained in breathless, yet willing silence,
whilst he discussed with masterly ability
some Of the principles which distinguish
the two great political parties Of the pres
ent day.


Mr.. d. commented at some length and
with considerable severity upon the black
tariff Of AZ, and demonstrated to The sat
isfaction Of all present that this darling
whig measure was the growth Of federal
soil and found supporters in none but those
who think with that arch fcderalist, the
elder Adams: that society is and should be
divided into two classes, the one the poor
and humble and the other the rich and
better born; and that the former should be
the serfs OF the latter---that it was not
only calculated to crush the farmer, the
mechanic, and the laborer of the west, but
that the poor man of his own section of
our country, the East, groaned beneath
its burdens---that its immediate end, if not
its direct object, was to make the rich rich
er, and the poor poorer. Mr.. ID. spoke
briefly but forcibly of the abuses and con-
ruptions ofthe Z. S. Bank-of the unjust
and oppressive policy of the distribution
scheme, by which the public treasure is to
be poured into the Golfers Of the more
wealthy, and the deficiency in the revenue
caused thereby to be supplied either by
direct taxation, or by an additional and
oppressive taritf-of the broken promises
the forfeited pledges of the wings in 40,
ard concluded BY giving graphic and
glowing expose of whig principle as illus
trated in the triumph Of the Algerines in
Rhode Island, over the liberty party.


The burning eloquence with which he
described the suffering Of those whose only
crime was daring in land of freedom to
aspire to be free! and the thrilling tones
of indignation with which he pointed to
the statesman, the patriot, the philanthro-
pist, Dorr, clothed in convicts dress,
and immurcd in felons cell, met with a
ready response in the bosoms of all who
who heard him. His speech throughout
was masterly effort, equally creditable to
his heart and head. 1t was well received
BY the audience and we heard more than
one farmer exclaim: eff the boy [as they
called him frcm his youthful appearance
speaks so now, what will he do when a
man." Mr.. d. has left us for his home
and he takes our best wishes with him.