Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16
Vol. II.-No. ii.

Il fiIp hnv.i
been iaia upon the table by the Spealxer1
shall not read more. say now sir that the II,,s
! ~ "o "o"iiittee OF Tue whole, on motion of MI
~ t0S'e|-that Nir taylor was in the char-N be-.
your attention To the names THAT Mr. PonSc ~
resolutions to offer the subjects of South America and
greece IN which he was anticipated by the then Sneak,
en- now SECRETARY of State. | am speaking from the
TccOru-tTom the book. Is my date nofedS-J ,nuo,v
70, 1874. must remark, lin passnp) that :, r,o
si'ion was brought forward by Mr. We6stc at that We
~ uehtcai tnc, 1t my memory don't deceive mo in
reference 10 interference of the United States I'm heh,r
OF Greece. The 'snnOn?"-no sir the United States
he people OF the United States can never Goroe the
zen, Tue more 'han parental zeal, with which tie pres
cut secretary ot state then lowered tue resolution
aye and over the personal and political char,c,o.
OF the mover, Mr. WebSier}-with all the ,enJera
ety of parent hen with her chicken There ,vas
u as much hustle and the object of at least equal
rue ior niue thinSs, are great To little men i've all
know tue gentleman, mir. BarietA from Nevr Han
Shlre--Porsnouth New observation-disclosures ports
n'onlh-d"a Sndrts mali, n,iseris Succu,yere e;sro
llTice unhappy Portsmoutll-infeiia JDiyo-she ylo
Stahus again almost alone, the DAYS of John ano
don, Tor our rights-how she treated ON tina,
son. and by former Representative of Portsmouth too
as well as by his new ALLYN defence of WHAT In
defence OF the proposition OF Mr. Webstey ond orLs
poilcal character, fedc aist of the tun Roston
stamp; and by whom: BY the then Speaker, now Sec
'e'"'9 o' state Now, sir, do not pretend 10 DC a
man oi more than Ordinary sagacy. | never acndcd
TO be able TO farther into mill stone an ntJ
people, and not 50 far those that look throuoh tho
eye-out did, Immediately after this transaction write
IFS
dae' can now be produced: stating that accordinr 70
my view OF things, alliance offensive and defensive
hau neen got up between old Massachusetts and Ken
.Gchy1oe'"eeh The Frost of January, and the Young
blythe buNom, and blooming Aay--the eldest da,oItep
OF FHSnia-young kentucky-not so young ho,vever
a' uo. 10 make a prudent match, and sell her charms
for their full value. | had hcen On o.o - "
ear witness OF the billing and cooling between the oil
sinner and the young saint and had no dobt tL,t ~
consumn'aton would, in decent time be effected I
mi9e 'a e'ter, then III the month of January 1924;
anu therefore, when came here in the month IF 10
cehoer i%SI on my return from Europe, wanted II,
Shost TO tell ne about The future movements orcer;
9tSi"i uAstGd public cta'actelS and consequently f
e e'oIuiions OF the forces, whether the heavy pbaaux
es or active ie2ons, under their command ,rante,,
nooOuy To tell me, what thought il REQUIRED moi 49,,
than halt an eye 10 Sec put myself therefore calm,
y ihlo winter quarters, at Dowsun'S, No 2 ana nv
oehated very quietly during the session taking M ,t
IN what was done, legis!avey or Otherwise tIfo,
the only time that took part was ACTING like ,L
rest, very selfish part was tai inc care of MINNIE.
"nc' and having put number One rectrs in c,,jr Ir+
""oer TWO ana number three and four to play ont tbe
game, ana 10 divide the spoil in the ratio iat ,yo7,
"'8n' "sen equtabie--to lave settlement upon
equitable prime, ples-not the Treasurv-snCI, a.
counts conid never pass there-but On the nov a4
"hed equitable principles by which ,r
counts OF anomalous character, without voucher or law
except tAc act OF settlement cast and paid opt cf
our noney-the Peoples money Here were tho l,ro,Y
ing ones adding their pates and cuIrellnc tI,e; 80;
ana "ea'i 1@ out their shoes, and wasting their nancy
."e ""o'e per G'cH. some OF them in laclhre driy-
nteT!nUatc and
TO the other Intriguing about the Presidency; tryr-
perhaps TO make dirty bargain for The PTrienr
"heh me question was settled far back as in Jan,,,
~, i"<4' nave not proof positive, but think have
what the lawyers call a gcgutire 1yen2aut NJ a.,
election was not conducted as il ought To havo ha
coHcqc'ed-that II was managed moi conducted At al
he great VT fi once said IN his place in Parliament
that II any man, gentle simple should mt te ;;,,
question 10 him. whether corrupt iofucnc ,us ,t
~ elections tIcfe and exercised r"t,.ougb the r,c, -
pau mag over oo'h Houses of parhament,n-(a,
anu over 'ie o0dy OF the People too, and over tie
press he should laugh in such gentlennan,s or SIM
Pici"ns lace, and say, Sir II is not SOP : p
Here ends Mr.. Eaudoplis revision Of ttos
marks nat follows Is furnished from the notes ofoy.
Reporter '""'~
intended sir to have gone into some other oonsise
ra'ioHS more at length must reserve them I,r r.
lure time. believe that they have vital ,yr,t ~
ueih suHcicnt TO preserve their animation tilI tsf
time shall arrive. believe they i'll stand = Rn.sj.
frost S'A"'
Now sir, The election being over. about v,,;.,.
say nothng-i bring no sort of inuendo against o,ot
ieh-8reat let ne call them, since they have con9n
ed me, my constituents, my People--and so havin,
quered That People that is the affair of that psnI
deal WITH them only the half Renresant,,;,, rs -
State OF Nirgina-but there are some c,,ria 49,.
denccs, SIR IN regard TO this matter Not s,I, J
u o"e oI tleSe gentlemen almost the avovcd conGIcp
t'a organ OF the Executive and Manager Of the Hone,
+ OF Conmons-I beg paIdou-the House Of ue,ro.
.aWe'-anotlier N the Secfctaryship of State. mira
IN ne Speaber chair but find the fourth 1Iin;s,o
Ia for,
gentleman avowed!y well qualified for tho ,s; w
70 make hifp some reParaon for this cruel decolIali
OF bis notion The reparaton was due to hint las
oeen made. At that time-I mean in 1901 t,.
something of active part in the Ioueo r t, .'oA
tauycs' was forced on the Greek question and ,ro
put the Greeks on The shelf mover and all mr., J 49,;
mean; Tut at That time the mover oftbis resoInton
"hich have just read, about Soulh Amcric, s,y -;
reply 10 Tie gentleman from Virginia to ,vlo,, II J
no' become me 70 alude if could possibly AVOID !,
a, 'sD.n tat discussion should come up he pledged
,'s'n 20 snow aGnf know how many fine things; and
@!,n h' promises 10 rely them and he looked for c
lormance-Vmoh never came from that dav to lls-
-, liat 'gsolutIon has never been called upl ser
orougG' ~ Greek ship-n fell sound aslcrn and has
W., "dNeo rom Thar day 10 tbis-did saw from that dav
pms .Gls YES SIR twaked up like lie man IN Tie
.,i iu Nights Entertainments who having fallen
asleep groom, walked pp in fbe ,,I,ce oT ,l,o7 e..
N"leT With the Vzer's daughter for bis wifeit walk
ca uPIn the Department Of Stae-wlie the f,ioudfr