Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-02

yield TO these censres when they are unlusty eyeled
IL we are beaten down by the caiun,ncs of those who
nave no better employment, what are~e TO do under
zeal extravaganza
Mr. Webster said he did give his vote from any
fear of Misrepresentation. lie had voted against il
Inst year. He reminded the House OF letter from
Washington saying how much law this would publish,
how many women and children it would maintain and
soon.
MIR. Mner sail he was oua Of The committee who
went vi-, tie furniture. The steward went with
them ana showed them Ire different services of plate
fro, The li'nc III Jefferson, with al! the different marks
which, observed, seemed Ia foreign ministers as
ttough burroTTei from different persons. In all the
c;her ihc furniture deficient. He would
Ir tie ssnl ment in order proven, nisanure-
helGi1a- %
Air Everett stated tina, tic amendment lie proposed
exclusively his own act. The present incumbent is
"a Fnrely PASSIVE and unconscious, this act as he
rs 10 The appropriation of last YEAR The 5000 dol.
bars IS rely To what has been laid out and con.
aced nr and cannot he expected 10 furnish the east
room tts OBJECT was 10 prevent the furniture from
being returned on the person of whom it was puycha
srh
Mr. Dorsey would not DC Influenced in us vote nv any
fear OF consequences. In these times the most
acts subject to misrepresentation. Although ,hre
dents house public ianson gratifying to the
PRIDE q" Tue representatives Of tie people TO 90 there aud
spe"H P'' ' theI, TINE yet he thought the had not
Yet arrived when this should be furnished II, y,our
vote ' " wehe'e IN his opinion, the time should arrive
shoud he have this nor He correc,c,, tho ;,a
That the President could have much n,ers, in the furnish
ing OF ie house the planting, Sc. grounds They
are all fol the public. Unless President could Iook =,
longer term oi SERVICE he could have great interest
in it,
Nc. buchanan said he WINS surpris,,i fer heinz ON,
'' Huus, hour, cure cha me or slcs
sis sett from Nc" YORK, had usually re, ~, ,hn
uiousiio side, aud the ,yyo gentlemen from, s
Nat changed Sides fc hoped should never Give vo
a'an7i finishing the palace have built WORTHY nf ,bs
oen''y al the nation; aud if he NOW voted against tho
1871 dollars, 1t would be in consequence of the arrr
"ent> OF the ecuileman ftom Massachusetts, r.. did not
thnk the appropriation oi 250 O0 dollars too much 1t could
rot nave been improperly used, because had not been
""n, nc sh""d vote for the proposition the gentleman
LON Nassach"sets but il he Withdraw his amend
'st' ne wp vote Tor the 5000 dollars doubling the
Vote "ou!i oe sustained by the American neo,ia
Ms kieme' s"l il did matter to him whence tho
can "f money came II be Of justice 10 the ma
!n aud tho tenant Of the na,inr to law out SOS O00 h
sh"uld Ike to know IT. II lie could Judge from the an
carances of the present furniture there could s M c,oa,
's OF ecnn"my If we have splendid palace and il
mere gentlemen say il ought spIenddIv furnshsJ.
mat people may him there aud 20 away with craa, NO.
lions Ills colleague (Ar Miner) had said the s,cyn}
INN 'lee sorts OF plate, all of different makes
winch seemed as If borrowed. We have plate all
uniform like Padiys coat, OF various cours n
ms vote would anihia;e the house, he would give it,
1e supposed we should be next called money to s
tam tho house He would amendment tbaush
1t came from a friend nj the administrations
Mr. Polk said he had voted year ag.ius, In, a,r,o
Prial!oh. lie was glad To that his view ,at :;
was whsefui expenditure. suppo, ted bv The amend
I"cHt of te gentleman from Massachusetts
Mr.. l.veIrt said he would allow no such ,Gr.,, .
ne dTa"n from his amendment lie of no such opin
Mr.. Polk resumed, said he was hound 70 s,,os
som the course of The gentleman tina, he changed by
r Ioce OF public opinion. So fa was conccrn.d
% as.tcIns WIN me Administrations, e wished TO
Igc7cn any inference fiom his he was in favon
o. me appropriation. He was bound believe tina, pub
nc oF'"o" nae wrought Tins change i'll the sentiments of
The gentlemen from assachuscs.
M NebsercXiainrt, chat when he the ground
O. IFS 'ote,h was but cOn'hen can"ur let him bc so
understood. "
Mr. Barney explained his former dissertations 7, yord
BE- "8''ga parsmony :" lif furnish this room; as it
would be TO build a figae Of green timber.
Mr. Nicklhe said, as certain rxpessons used j., ts
debate intended for public effect he stated ,h, lt
ter published in the paper he had read asserted thai tho
Opposition" n,ce" ms dPPop t'"n on the President gainst
his wish When the proposition was made las, session IN
Ill HE blank with $4,000, it hy tic gentle
man from N"f' Carolina, and carried against it, The
h'hrhn"eht was stricken out IN the House. He was glad
o hnd that the COMMITTEE were nov convinced was an
improper appropriations
the Committee Public Buildings. He then sn,,n,nd ~,
appropriations winch were intended to finish buildings. Is
"'S "h"SN u s"t should DC given. To do things
mt mode