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

sAas,.,n ~ would have she Wn In TIC ..s >
n on,rn,, Of 81 nrithe the spseaesle temper
of age or yoatn; but tia; we 81 oa.d hass
naatte.i l;ke c,en not ashamed Of what we
! had dane. sor afraid 10 meet the pubic
award. -,
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DER. Bottom. Caley, Dana. Davenport, Early
Elliot, Ellis, Elnsrf, Ely, Eppes' GsInef, GFa Z
Isfsreeg, fIohnss, kough, Lewis, Moore, Was
81. Z. Melon, Csd sPiftklE, Quincy, an
4 Sff,,s 4 PEN. Saunfops, Is. s4nah, fageaft,
| Taltnadgei i,enne#, T. r. Ihonisoni 4 W. =.
Thornton, " ~ Reeaaihsr Walworth, ~ Ne
Williams, Wilton, Wirn and Wisitoo--+o.
NAYS. Nlcais. Alto, Anterior, BAKER,
/ Bi.sweii, Blake, Clardler. Claiborne, Cloptor,
conrad. crownirihseid, Cats, Darby, Dawion,
Earle, Findleyy Fisk, Fo*!e, Greene. Haley,
| Tax ksop. Homes, Lsnabest, Le.b, Lyon, Masi.'
On, Matters, MtCreery, n. Il. Moore, jsr.
Morrow John Morrow, Muslaord, Newton,
Pugh, 4. NJ. Randolph, Rks,', len.e -isussci,
S IL, Sehuacman, Shear, smiii-, sontba'a,
ssbosnas, Tracy, Narnum, ] Whiehlll, *.
sWhitehiil, and N. Williams ~
Mr., r. N. Ipandalbh. Il - trne,as the
gentleman saws, L have no, made nuch
noisethis session, and it4is as true that he
has made more than has been useful. n be.
lisve inehe pescnt stage Of il that the ad'
vantagsiis Oh invade. go2hone Witn q
/ more. coateaseds MIND, more tTS.luA feel
iags, and may addaiso, | hsEsgr,a better
heart, for not having ecgsssed in he s''Sn~
der he has done, or IN the charac;eT he has
assumed,..ih The scenes exhibited before me
\ in this, house, Between the gentlemaa
from Virginia and myself / acknowledge
there is in point oftalenss an immeasussoie
distance. n can never, hereto attain thar
intellectual elevation, which he has long
since reached, AT my .inferiofitv in thar
respect do norpine. am what nature,
made me, AID lam perfectly sa,isGed with
m3rconditioa. But aitheegh .hereis this
intellectual difference between the gentle
man and mysslf, and the superiorityis 80
great on his pait in that point, i.maintsin
that ia the point ofuue patriotism he ishsy
inferior. do not hesitate to pronounce
THAT myself, and / do not fear.the irapu-
taticn of vanity for SO doing W:th respect
to- The usefulness Of either 20 the public,
there Isl no such difference in reality be.
tween us as may appearto exist. iasfss
that the tenor of the gentle mans receat con.
duct has been such, that, with all his ex.
traord;nary powers. and he extraordinary
eracn Of them she has made, hsau,ilHY to
his couasry tRis session has nos been snpr-
rior to nine. The difference between us,
In the effect produced by eilher upon tie
public AFFAIRS has been, to speak the favor.
tie language of the gentleman hinaseif, she
same with that between 9. .asiditas coelf"
and "nicaius nber" upon the hoais. To
translate into the Language Of, The. geatia.
mans constituents, tfny influence on the pa.
,iouals prosperity ,hts sessionhas been, Zen
Eeompared o his, WHAT dry summer is to
fresh, what scanty cropls 10 an~over-
widening inundatiop, contouading sully.
Ing, in1paifing all things. The gentleman
made use Of the terms coaeumely.@ To
this and other offensive terms with an aHu.
sion, which as TO me, is as unjust as tits
insulting. Ian sorry 10 think my self oblig.
ed &c reply in other language thar wi,as I
Spected to use towards. him. | have
loos observed that this gentleman is apt TO
iudulge>himsef while he has the shield Of
The digoiy oflhIs house extended over him,
while he feels he; IS standing in the cen,rs
of this sacrsd asrIan, in rugpage TO h;s
equals upon thisthoor, WHICH. woald~bs fu-
admissible in society, which he would not
venture 10 ak@use.of elsewhere. v hi.e
saying this, | am fully aware of the conse.
queues whichmay resuli from my sspres,
ssions. hv mind is arranged &c meet them
know che ext:e me ifriiaDilty Of The gen.
demons temper, / kn oW well the principles
which govern him upon occasions of-this
kind. kaow'ihe point 70 which ne is dis