Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

MICS the words there is an Gnu OF a. And; SIR be ,ie
gentleman speaking tcas ABSENT went out lille
the gentleman was speaking. Let inc observe that
certainly must understand the evidence of nv own
senses, and what heard did not hear az we'll as the
gentleman from Maine could do for nc. This is fur
ner specimen OF the gentiemans care of others who DO
not aspire 10 his good Offices did saw before that
what said offered in no Offensive shirt To flc
gentleman from Maine shall not say that again II
once make an overture OF that kind and it is repealed
s'a'i not renew 1t. go further, sir safer man
10 play last and loose with me- If the gentleman had
disavowed his words, that was another affair hnt IL
na' gentleman once plays loose with me- he Shall
play fast again with me, that can assure him. The
Gereman's expression Understandings and "believ
ing, anu all thai, has, at dis time of dav very aw,i
NaTd sound in my There is more e caution
ana cncurniocntlon than COMFORTS with that gentle
man, IN matters OF assertion. Who talks of ''upder
standing" and 'belicving" that one man stands in
such relation 10 another. | say uuhcsitatnrIv
that shall trust the notes c the note taer in utcs-
,H OF that sort sooner than tue memory of the gen
'ieHan IRON Name II is liberty which the gentle
man from M never had any right TO claim bv any
sort CT relation subsisng between u.s. wish il 10 tt,
so distinctly understood, and rise here 90 notice it, be-
cause am determined that it shall be 50 undcrstood-
w 10y did not some of my bosom friends undertake. to
ma Ike friendships and eumes for me: They know me
better have only favor ask cf the rent leynan
from nane-tha IN pursuing the line his duty here
he VIII permit me TO pursue the line of NINE without
l'hpnginS upon my CouIse-f0r there is not member
IN tins body whom have less disposition 10 touch in
any way, than the gentleman from Maine.
Tho matter here rested and the Senate went into
the consideration of Executive business.
Is THE HOUSE OF HEPREsENTATryrs--Afte r fine pre-
sentaton and disposal Of variety of petitions num-
Der oil reports we're made upon private cases Among
tiese-Alr. Williams from :he Committee of Claims TO
which had been referred the bill from the Senate en-
titled An act for the reefoftie citizens of Eamoren
made report adverse TO the passage ofte BILL which
was laid the table. The object of the bill TO make
compensation for Cd vessels sunk and consequently dcs
troyed by the Government of the United States for the
defence of that City, during the late war.
On motion of Mr.. Wright. of G,io, a Committee
was appointed to examine arrange and report the husi
ness necessary to he acted upon during the remainder
OF the session; chasing in such manner as TO facilitate
the expeditions action of the House thereon
On motion of MIR. Taylor of Virginia. the Cou,a:t-
ice on the Post Office aud Post Roads were instructed
70 inquire into the expectancy of establishing Post
Route from Luray in the County of Shenandoah State
OF ITgnia across the Blue Ridge ut 1Toiarn's Gap, 10
'ntcrSect the post route from Madison Court ousc in
Inc same state, TO Slnardsve at the Rapidan Meet
ing House, in the said County of Madison
The amendment, proposed by the Senate % the bill
further 10 amend the judicial System of the Uoircd
STATES, motion of Mr. VI ebser referred To the
Committee on the Judiciary.
The orders of tue day next taken up On motion
OF Mr. Crovnnshiei OF Massachusetts the House went
INTO Committee the Whole the state Of the Cpion
MI. Tomnscn in the Chair, and resumed The consJe-
ration OF the resolution reported by the Committee Of
tcreign Affair.", relative to the Panama Congress-
Mr. Mclane of Delaware, delivered his sentiments
IN support Of his restrictive amendment, and in ans ,ver
to the varons objections which had been urged against
1t by NJ W ebster and other gentlemen Mr. FORSYTH
OF Georgia, followed in opposition The mission; and
when lie had concluded his remarks, the Committee
rose and obtained leave to sit again. The House then
adjourned. i.4ter. GGse''e