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the opportunity we have had to obsep. importance of the kicking qualification N whig member of Congress. MT. Mann E Tennessee, got dreadful pair of black from whig brother, for the want of tbi, complishment MT. Boardman, of Conn. cut, suffered in the same way, from the cate hand of one of his political brelh and Messrs. Wise and Stanly made F graceful display on the floor of the Hou, Representatives of their unskilfulness in necessary-art among Coons, which it s Mr. Williams took such pains to aco with his other genteel attainments, at yard.

 The democratic antagonist of Mr.

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 Mr. Legare.-The September numbeI the Southern Literary Messenger contapI eloquent tribute to the late Attorney Gem written, it is supposed, by the Hon. Wnl Rives. We quote the following passaae|

 The first observation which occurs to mind, in contemplating this lamented eyI is one which, out of the very depth of public affliction 1t has occasioned, b,! forth encouragement to every sincere honest patriot, and is full of instructve sons to the generous and aspiring youb the country. All must have remarked. a many not without surprise, the loud and T, versal acclaim of mingled sorrow and s1 prise which followed to the tomb, one, w4bol habits and tastes, through life, cherished privacy of studious retirement-who. from counting, summed the public gaze, cept when an imperious sense of d brought him before it-who never cultiva popularity, however he esteemed it wi the reward of virtuous actions-and M from his inmost heart, despised, as, mi lofty and burning eloquence, he was wont to brand, the unworthy arts of the magogue. The man thus honored and mented ill his death, was neither the fayd nor the nursling of party. He had, ind gravely offended the spirit of party, on Il than one occasion, by the independence conscientious integrity with which he sued the convictions of his own judgm where he believed the interests of his cd try at stake. As consequence of this

 1exibility of principle, as well as Of hi1 tiring and unobtrusige personal habits career, while living, had not been attenl in degree corresponding to his rare caal ments, with those external evidences of lie consideration, which his friends, wha the umeserved freedom of private in course, had been able to solfnd the depih his genius and resources, well knew hei rited. Such, however, is the winning DO of virtue and talents, even when scppaaa7 from the ordinary accessories of party DO larity, that he was daily, though silen growing in the sober esteem and eonfde of the country; and when, at length, hand of death arrested him in the noble of his usefulness, the national appreciato him, which had been lying comparatl dormant, though all the while warming hearts of a generous and enlightened pec suddenly burst forth in one general symp ny of lamentation and exalted praise.