Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16

on that day that sueg ed to the Senate thai te noer
OF tns o0~s'ing OF ZubOd, the something else of
'ohcoo"y e'se-Some other Russian or Ruffan in off
the instrument and the mute nearest at hand in the "a.
styeS Oh tyranny and lust-was ready to despatch
,'s new successor OF the TsARs-of the Constannes-
OF thc Byzantine Ca,sars.
But, sir, |, the common lib 70 lIor ,,r crro, 49,, -
ou injustice TO both these Nightmares. to ST Nchol,S
"I ~ N"7Saroyltcll. thought too i'll of one of them
anu 100 wen OF The other thought that Commodus
would SHOW fight" But sir LET MS not despa;r f liz
RUSSIAN In spite of GI0ntesoue,s snaer he ,.c,, J
%i oo'her' at least, attousyh he be not aI,,d
S, eATept now and then under the autocracy of the
Lie "as not indeed, yet Learned ito make Re
'01'toS l0'a Rose WteT7that is the political milo.
sophers stone, which yet in the womb of time 10 he
u.ouS"' iorlh by some ,sodern
u nc SHOWS signs OF capability that quite encour>
aging. lie cannot, indeed redeem his PAPER pe,er
o' '"e BANK OF hehtuchy redeem its paper; but the
eo-ho' pokeris replaced by box of s,yeetmeats-he
~" s'1s oya medal hung around the neck-he badge
MOI Oh Death' but of hlioCy and cowardce ConrnDdus
- o'"Ve no where, but i'll the arena with kittens and
PUPPY Jugs and 'votnen, for his antagonists oe,itd6e
,"'sei ho'nas Nerosee Hogartl,s progress of cruel
", ana Okase, backed by hobby -horsc or a medal
I N ~ s"ee'-meats; SoOdy goodies, the over
grown Children say, is the full consideration nail had
ana received, for tue surrender of the antocratc,i
o"h o' 'Ac largest empire in the world and some saw
inc most pow erful-Of the proud enncnce of the Inn
pure Oh Europe. How vastly amiabIe and senfmoDtau
q oAaSe now does what formerly done with re,l
not poker or bow string; Ullase with most afFec
"'' i'"'e'na iettcr, 4 box Of sweet meats, a hobby
9c VI d ihelai-as we. IN our afbarons slave hold
ing cou"try, de, sometimes, hang quarter of dollar
round childs neck toIieep il in rood h,,nonr
c0ofSd however, With rIe blood of few real adberene
es ct-in Inc persons CT the guards of the EN-
pure faithful among the faithess-to make the charm
'i''h anu COCO. w Ouid ue gentleman from North Ca
roma reduce us 10 than this Russian batbaris,n3
" T." he contend that even Judas was not entitled TO the
consider money? " VIZ
Tins is Tie first administration that las oDonI, RIM
c PFhcpe ct patronage against that OF patriotism.
' mas nnoshInsl avOwed, e. and executed lis nur
pose o' oHyiuS Us up with our money. Sir there
- ''ohor among ei'eves-shali il be wanting then among
'he CheI captains ut our administration, hone moi
sir Let Judas have his thirty pieccs of s;vcr viii
ever disposition he may choose TO make of them hcreaf
''---"nether tLey shall go TO buy PGtters-ield in
winch TO inter this miserable Constitution of onrs rr,
ci!ied between two gentlemen, SUFFERING, G,r con
Science sake" under the burtIen of The TWO first ~;
GERS Oh inns SoVernmen--tOreed upon one of them by
'e o's OF INC constitution, against its spirit and his
own wuc IS grieved that the question cannot he sub
united to the peoPe-or, whether lie shall 40 fiat ;r
uce 10 himself, which tic fnishcr of the law is no nc
c permitted 10 do for HIN, 1t is quite mmatcrial. Ju-
VA" having done The work. t''it fnished!n No sir
II Is hot Hnlshed was the principle that the laborer
Is worthy OF ills hire entitled TO all thai tAcy WHO en-
poy ed hi to do the work, could give as wares; he was
al least entitled 10 what they had stipulated to rive even
al The eleventh houT; and whatever promises MAJ, ava
oecn made to hun is the bounen duty OF Tie proiser
10 see That they are made good to the pronlisec The
,i0''eHH IRON North aroIina must not complain that
lheY are working IN their vocation Otis ,n, t
10
call them 10 more suitable vocation sir have mo
PERSONAL rescntn'tnts against these unhappy people:
hesc unfortunate gentlemen they say of every man
who IS unmasked- discIan all personal E,eIinos M,
'eSc1'leh's are entirely pOlticai--thcv are for my
country 5 cneEles, not mine. Sir let tAese unhanny
persons Fetre TO the osscnrity that becomes cr inbe
c'y and bells their shame and thry shall meyer hear
from me the Iangu sarcasm or Jcproaeh .Lrd
as soon think of seIin" ont TO Paris f., ell ~ -
nun That ammo, Ell me there near two wears ,pot
''"Fc me meas catched cracked boiled in revenge
or III experiment, TO ascertain whether or not the, are
Holsters Sir. would d--n ey en- their so,iE y r.
they had them. should surely DE ,ut inn tho MI
'u'e fUr my devotion 10 science ana The cause of In
mainly.
Ihs Panama mission is thing, as shall now
proceed 10 snow: "January &0ih, 1924 House of Re-
representatives.. On motion OF Mir. UeJs{ey the Uouse
resolved itscii into committee Of the whole on the
state OF The Union, MIR. 7nyioy in the cl,arD # was
wen understood that our present minister TO MEXICO
othe government, presume, of Mexco--( don't saw
near Mexico, because who is at town must cor
fanny be more than near to WAS 10 offer stri,or Of
resolutions and did offer them; but Mr. Ciaa who was
then speaker OF the House OF REPRESENTATIVES, aa ,v
could mol make motion except in committee OF the
Whole, by the rules Of House. anticipated Mr. Pojnset
by moving this resolution, Mr.. Webster having first en-
aoIed lm to DO So by moving for the conpittee where
upon Mr.. I"ylor called to the chair TUere =
member 81 Tie Senate apPrised Mr. H. tlat a lady, for
whom he !eeis much respect, nc does for the whole
class OF ladies. in the House. 1t was not Mrs
Tor whose Character Mr. r. feels peculiar admiration
II II.
shall and must go and do my duty at every hazard.
howsocyer unpieasant or nyldous it may be. Then
checking HIMSELF he smiled and asked, Is Mrs. T. also
/ in the House,"
Re9olred BIZ The SENATE and 2usc If Representatives.
OF tie C"acd Stttes4C .5mcrct in Congress ossctJIeJ
= hat tie people Of these states would not SEE without
''serons inquetude. any forcble nterposiion bv fe
"AIIicd Powers N Europe, in bealfof Spain to reduce
"to their former subsection those parts Of The continent
"of America which have proclaimed and established for
themselves, respectively, independent govcrnmenis
and winch have been socmny recognised by the Uni
! "Ihe committee OF tic a. zig having resumed the
consideration c' BIC resolution recommending an an
rrof.'a ii 10 delray tie expense Of mission to
Greece,
MIR Poiosctt Of c. rose, and addressed he House
in speech Of some length, which he concluded bv NOV
ing the following amendment:
"Rcsoired, That this House view with derp interest
he heroic struggle the Greeks to elevate themselves
"to The rank Of free and independent nation; and
"uOiie With The President in the sentiments he has ex
prossed in their favor in sympathy for their suFeripce
''u interest in their welfare and in ardent v,iSia Co.