Sura TaADB.—Tbe Preaident ackoowl
aoges in his recent speeiel meeeage that tbe
African slave trade is again in fall operation
and calls upon Congress to make some pro
vision for such as tbe United State* shipa
•ac't wall 9void raaouing from tbair oaptort.
u
act'pter
Fur tbe Oate ity
\Af r* u
power, would apprauiate mora.
fullv tba value of tbe voie«, aod tbe o*ea to
ba »«da of it in their busioess, tbe would
BOi l*U tfr be preaent at ezhibitloos of this
kioJ. Thara ia oot ooe amrcg us bat eould
borrow man uaeful biota from Mr. Lyman.!
Tbo differenoe between public speakers is
Ibis particular ia immense, and jet every!
tbii.g else ia attended to bat tbia. One man
rises in a publio aaeembly unannounced, ut
iers a few words, and iostaotly every ear ia
filed io rapt expectation, tie baa oot shown
any special force of thought aa yet it ia not
tbf thought that catches them. It is tbe
•agit of a cultivated voice auggeatiag awl
tivated miod behind it a voice under oon
troi and adapted to tba aad required avoica
wbicb e^ery one perceives its owner i# eapa
ble of using, and will oaa in an agreeable I
•annar. Aad if ba baa any thing really
worth aaying, be will easily command tba
pleased attention of tbe aadienee to tba and.
Another riaaa with flourish of trumpets, aod
great expectations of oratory. Be ie known
to be a capable man, and tbis ia an important
Occasion
for
whiah bei« thoroughly prepared.
