Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
III Of which I deem a erors viola.

'a = !, viii let my face againa, while am
% Sa with seat nthis floor.
'1 -. miles on this subjecs are either mis-.
.,rosd or they are detective shall
s '., propose an alteration.
o. ~, hy this said Mr.. Thomas wish not
s.'aodsestood, as having any reference
low invssriyes, directed az myself
orher day, by member, whom, ex-
mo constitutional right, called TO
r.. - ,s,cu 10 my oplaion, ne was oatrag,
I.ceucy and dscorum for 1 viewed
only as a stroke, 10 the desperate
= s.sle of one, who from disappointment
wee sSarrin was politically arranged by
own hands, aud JUST expiring. | feel
above being Affected by any thing OF
: had, individuality, but feel for the
s.,,v Of this house, aud for the repusa-
~ q the American goyernmeas---lnd
.,dsr TO prevent this kind OF transgres-
'ioo,o future, by bringing questions of or.
,.s,irly before the chair AID the house,
/ iii submit the following resolutions
p,,olv.d, That when aember is called
o,dsr By another he shall immedia,elv
!. down. and the member calling the
sh.r 70 order, shall then be allowed to
'.,s ,hs points, which he objects TO as be-
= on, Of order, SO that the decision of
A. chair & the house may be taken there.
~.
ordered to lie on the table.
8 NJ. Clark. Before sit down | will lay
..olution on the table, which nave for
80. time past KEEP, iu my drawer. will
1 iaSs with view of afording this house
cportunity OF exercising one of lis
institutional powers.--I consider the
hus Of representatives. as the immediate
Sa,rdlans Of the rights of those whom th=y
s,ressut.-Fhey are more dispersed
aoashout the United States, than any
sh.r class of public mea, and from them
E their return home the people may rati-
eaIy expect a more complete iuforma.
iua Of what is passing here than from a.
wOther persons. In SO extensiyeta eoun.
! ey there is better chance of their Affairs
8 Sng known through this organ than thro'
Ianlous presses. With regard to the
,sblls character, who is the object of ,hts
moluiou, have long had suspicious, aud
/ lass STAGE found from what-L consider
5 pd authority, these suspicious confirmed
-Ihags good reason TO believe thar man
high 10 ORcs, no other man than the post
master general OF the UniSed States, has
|sen combiaihg and mach.aasin8 against
lie representatives the people, aud that
Ishas used his eEorrs TO seduce a press,
NJ. Clark is understood here TO have
2lludedso the Aurofal to aid him ID MS
tam depending before this house. know
y Que authority which could relieve this
huse from the necessity OF d,scharging
gsnst may be considered an unpleasant du-
10 BY getting rid of what may B.. called
35lc nuisance. meaa the president of
4: United States. Tits beeauiseI believe
at great and good man, whose greatess
/ uE if he has fault, consists in his good,
hess, has not been fully informed on this
|N6sct, that'this course is rendered neces.
lazy, 1 have such confidence in the presi-
|tsai, thar believe, if he had received this
|niOsmation, he would not have suffered
uls ehcer TO remain a momenl In place.
but good, just, and honest himself he lis.
sn'tc ear. wigs, who Surround him, who
lsnol this officer and Whisper sweet things
hhis favor. | think it duty love to the
f0Veroment to take this step. As to the
preventative part have little apprehen-
|saa as | know that In case Of misconduct
%aection screw that admirable feature of
@nsFstem, will apply au abundant remedy,
Oa whoa sn officer Ia the executive de.
Nlnentis found to be andeserving of
S0adence it isrigbt that the people should
nov It; aud with the convictions / enter
an, should not do my duty if l did not
aake this motion, before the end of my
pahacal life, which may in few days ex.
Ts: | therefore submit the following rec
ElQtion.