Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

against the gentleman from Ohio
MI. WRIGHT replied that he believed all who heard
tue member had so understood him. and he MIR. w.
ply
ine SPEAKER said, the gentleman from Virginia has
u'ale an open disclaimer of such intention.
"if. Wright said, if such a disclaimer had been
n'1e be had not heard it, He would now pause TO re-
'ese any disclaimer The member bod 10 make.
mT- iiANDoLra then SAID all which that gentleman
has applied TO himself did sayhu said IT in refer,
ehce TO Tie Register of Debates and moi in application
otge gentlemen. What did cay, reference TO my
!epy to the scnleman's remarks said under m, own
p'"tr name, in te lntelisencer Of Yesterday say
50 Yet. Ibid understand the gentleman Fl OHIO a.
at"g tta' isd attacked the missionaries OF this Go
I'ih'ncEt rose to repel dat impuiatiun, and 10 So
CONG declared that had referred oay 10 the func-
to"aries OF Virginia. and did inquire of the gentle.
MA" "he,hef he had taken Virginia into his specai
care ana Geepa aud added, that If he had done ga.
she was under great Obligations TO hun. [ now saw
tiat lie report OF ic gentleman's leuarls which an
P1''er ID me i'teigehcer, dad appear Ia to give
what ne said, not as be sand it, ] make no cIaIee q
'aiseood against the gentleman The gen einan can
pal ali straight by saying 'ay." or rpnto The inerIo
ga'ty whether he did prepare that iepor, OF Ills !e-
marks, or not'
Ihe Speaker said that tic gentlemen from OH,
was at liberty To reply and explain
var " LIGHT said, he should do The report Q;
TiGy ast, sand he. only substantially correct
50 lar as my remarks concerned bat literally So
10 word, and 10 letter. | did a.de TO Tie gen.
ueman ''om Virginia, (afier l bad inquired of o..
chairman whether lie in oder ietreaiing a. rn
the House. | did, afterwards, see him return 10 las
seal--induced to 90 then supposed, by The It-
mark had made. Whether this was or was not / e.
inducement, care not; and whether am his evil PC.
nits or his good genius, is me matter OF indler-
/ ence said that he had made most extraor,ljpa;r
a'ach on TWO of the functionaTIes of Virginia. ne.
yer ud understand him having referred the suu.
onares of tie u. States have not so far torrot
zen what is due to myself and my dignity, as wlluly
S"eto tbe remarks OF any gentleman a false dreu%
uo dIi say farther, that such extraordinary al
ick ought 10 oe replied TO before the question was Ia
heh--a"d TO give an opportunity such a reply, then
Ino'eu an adjournment The gentleman from Vigl-
MA use That term by the courtesy of the Househo
"tencer from Virginia, did then make SOME remarks
10 me Chairman IN violation of the rules the II ouse
an adjournment having been moved: for those remarks
caed nm to orter-he did take ms seat-but whe<
ter lie was induced 10 do by nv call neither know
nor care. There considerable confusion about
nm! DO not say IN the gentleman himself but about
hHi-in consequence OF which l neither heard nor
Knew what II was he said-i heard one or two words
al most The gentleman says-I beg his pardon--ibo
member from Virginia says
( he SPEAKER here called Mr.. WRIGHT 10 order.
language OF that character could not he permitted.
Hir. tEARCE suggested 10 the Chair that the gen
ue'nan from Virginia had used tie term nIsii.her as
4; applied to the gentleman from Ohio.
Mr CARsoN replied, that he had not use, il in any
aueh connexon as had Just been done by the gentle
man from Ohio.
The SPEAKER again said, that, in the manner io
winch he had associated the term, the genilema ot
ONO had not been in order. The gentleman would
! now proceed.
I Mr.. WRIGnr then resumed. really do not know,
teman The word entleman is employ ed by lie cor.
iesy OF the House, and suppose it prevail. The
gentleman then says-that be received reDly from
The reporter, advising him that the report of tie re-
marks OF the member from Ohio had been drawn up
by that member himself, aad lie farther complains Tia
there was a suppression OF the reply which he IT,.
mace. well Sir, suppose for the present that this
we're true 1t amounts 10 this that the member fro,,
Oio IN Tepci ling what he said Friday omitted q,
report what The gentleman from Virginia said on TIM,
Gay. or tins was not an occurrence Of such great no.
vcity-e'en going the supposoo that all which tie
gentleman SAID was true. think have seen the re-,
, port OF a speech of The member from yirrini, viii
notes appended 10 (which do certainly know 10
contain what was never uttered here And have
understood with what correctness cannot saw iIat
ynat report was written out by the gentleman fcrn
| Virginia Besides, have SEEM in nun Der of in
stances, notes from that gentleman addressed TO Iir
Vi tie lntellgencer, com planning the reports
OF ms speeches. and giving notice that these speeches
should be written out accurately by himself =
But, Sir, did we not all hear it proclaimed bv that
hemnef' h hls place that what he led said, should he
reported oy himself? That be would put it in black and
whe' Row Sir, if it in order for that rentl, man
10 say OF another member of the House that he ugG
nus OVID Hu'npeter-Is 1t not in order for me to throw
his expressions back, and 10 tell that member that he
TOO, mas DeeD hIs tTumpeter2 Tie mem her ss,
tat The printers exist by The breath Of tie House aud
dare not ct'end IFS members. II So Sir how Laorens
that tie gentleman himself n,Ied? WHY
is he continually writing notes Of Conpainss Sif his
argument cuts its own throat, and, thereby shows
thal ii has no foundation upon But lie has far
'her Sa'd that member has been cougted down here
ana hat tie printers dare not the fact Sir VIII,
has been couGbed down? To whom does the gentle.
man aiiu5e' Does he intend tbat remark as applying
TO nc on Friday asi? If he does, he geter mis-
takeD, in point Of fact. wag net coushej down
rose TO say Just what did say--uo more aud no les
ana therc was auS attempt intention 10 Gouri, ms
up"n' 'cef''in'y was not aware Of IT. heoIa a afs-
turbauce around me, but bad no tfoyrti Of heinz.
designed against myself until the idea ras aft ,asss
suggested to me- Sir, thought as it became .re ls
tu'HR' lnat 'hete as too much regaf! 10 dCCorum
among The members Of tis UGuse TO hermit the,r IT,
engage IN any spch design aud ) thought moreover
that those who bad served With mo- to- any elryh ri
June, IN tE's House, knew too well 70 supruse
Hht was TO tie put dowu soy other than an order
~ ara parliamentary There are s,rne rrcp
here who may be among ite class of those who will rel
say or 40 any thing here for Which they may be held re-
spouaibIe out of doors. Now though II viii mot he ~,
pec'e5 o me that should resort 10 their cv me nas