Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-07

,,,Ay.iiI ~, kind of indastriouss sAli' w
a.. ..,n, ,,ssfv III kitchen gardnei n paIlt'os'
IL lsboesyas constantly employed for NC
brn-ar of his country sit Produced anun'
1arcesuf rich traits and wholesome nu' ..
mem for its honor, Its sustenauce ana rs
growth. He was beloved aud chefishfa
b. il. Saddraly last year nc grew fond OF
he BUSINESS OF the fiorist, soos dlstaste
10 .s,r, spade and manure by which ne mao
= dya,.e 70 such extraordinary thrift. re oe-
came dazzled with the splendors OF that
new calling, and no, only resolved 20 cnaoge
his trade, and set.up in it, but conceived a
strong contempt and aversion TO sueh as
f.alowe,ithe old. Behold in one short sea.
sou he has reached The verge OF bankruptcy.
For myself lpronouace him bankrupt Tor
ever as a popular s.asesman.
The tenor of my course has been, I con.
fsss, little noisy. | have been encouraged
ia making it SO by the Improper length
to which the other gentleman himself has
zone in the other extreme. 1t were 10
saw i, was the sunucky example re las given
which alone induced me 10 follow a contra
nv copree [ should not speak troth. Ny
dilidence, ami, no doub,, -incapacity too
t,rsuch esertons, have been ihusmain rea-
sons, and am nor ashamed 70 confess it,
Tor | have no hope TO make myself ADLER
than nature intended should be, asd no
shame TO APPEAR as am 1 acknow ledge
that thegentlenan' s example aud he situa.
lion TO which he has brought himself iafu-
ence3 my Conduct, byreprsssiog my desire
10 BE active in the house. When I saw
him. Ike a.ship at sea, without compass or
raider, tossed on the sargesoF bis passions,
driven at random byyfuricus squalls which
continually arosefrom unexpected quarters
ct the boGndless horizon of his fancy, when
[ saw the weather beaten appearance: his
public character began TO wear, his po-
li,cal honors, which had been accas.
toned 10 look on with clannish feelings
oi delight, bleached and futleripg like
catered canvas ii the wind, above all,
when heard it whispered that he had
became ieaky, confess rny want of bold
ness was INCREASED. | feared to trust my
little bark to the rude sea of debate With
the tempest he had raisedon it. Imade
determination that would, to employ
al apt term muse among seamen, hug
the land, aud hold safe though inglort
Gus course.
The house,hen agreed to recede from
their disagreementso the amendments of
The senate, ayes IS, noes So.
Mr.. r. III. Randolph, short tine after
shis,, rose and made The following remarks:
Mr. Speaker, AZ little while siacesI made
use ofsome very severe and harsh language
towards a gentle man Of ,hls house such as
4 acknowledge altogether improper TO be
: used in il. 1 die SO, because Ibelirved
that certain expressions Of d disrespecfol
na.ure which dropped trcm hian, were di.
,rected to me. Ii etruck me that they
7syere, If not Intended TO insult, at.Ieast an
%unpardonabIe freedom wi,hsme. By ra
pid movement of my mind, came to a
|. resolution not 70 go home with such at!oad
on mysfseiings as was imposed by the re-
collection that the treat nlens hadreceir.
cd was IN ehe face OF a company Of hun.
dfea- men, who were to dispense to-mor.
row, and spread my disgrace through ali
quarters of The uniun. !.
| taoh.;l1e rciaius.on to rnp all riEs; to BRAY
all dagger Which Imight Pi Gisly ipcur, md by a
feTste setaliatjen TO fhske oil The LOAD which d,
pSesset my sp.fits I,madc a!cof ,ilc language
yoa heard, and s]irea.d itra,ticalasly 70 III,
ge tlsraan who co1ftieasiophy belieyedhai j..
( juieds1ae, S.nec that have beento.d by fxsot
isves* oifeteaI aen'lsmcn, that was rniaak n |;
s}st tie woigs.we5e nor diteasd TO re; thai,
they were seant Tor zao,h.r. | have not ben
auie 70 fed one who 'aou sg,se With me thss
fw.sthc cbjoa Of then. -hays ever had the
@sao1slhvaricnsso ee ag,eo il il WIS not asd.sd
attack Oh my part on thc gen,lcmsn Tor he
eouff: heshss taken this feaion. / aHcisirn facb
r. ntcntion. Whatever MY have bseh nv Ce.
e;ct thoughts. ! hai 81, with to uttcr thsn here