Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-28
From IL. Kss'"'ky spirit IF Sere iy-S;r.
TIE FARO EIoOUI.

Gen lrtr', r solIton,t send for person
ard r.ners, wa, under COAST rtatIon ON ! hers
ID FRIDAY and Saturday, until lat hou
ca, h day; aud every d,y bruush' thu causr q
III. combination, lower and lower. onliL H. .ee
.sass D"dtrH IS prompers
a. quaftei stah b-ckcrs. ! I've friends of the
mini>tra'ion submitted the cross examina.
hon to Messrs. g. Hsrain, of Nelson, ]. VI. Nc
SChnrli, 81 Grrehup, and W. p Fem
ming. oil FIrmu ing, TO AXE down The res,imo.
~. HE nat and lobby were, hav after dav.
Crowded 10 hear ,he threaiensd proof We
observed at the START, grea, backward, ess in
the worthy General and his condju,o,s in CALI
ing up ihr ties imoDy. a pause of nearly
ball hour and no wimess--at last NJ, Green or
Lincoln, broke sIlrnce.-Mr Speaker. said he.
IL the gentlemen have witnesses Why do they
not prohuce ihem? The General looked a, III,
TREND, fop", most wis fully; much as to saw
Is there no escape! Pope seemed 10 look a,
The General, HoSE-we must take water
Captain Davis rose TO enquire Of The Speak
er, and VI the gentlemen, on IA poini of order:
nothing is still said, mode of csc .pe for the
patty. He again calls upon the gentlemen, to
Know what course :hey meant TO pursue, in
the examination. MIR. Hardin salt, we intend
following the gentlemen. All we want, all we
"ait for, is thtir evidence, IL they have any.
Mr.. Pope then oeiled a witness His witness
prove, hing. Nj. Davis then tries to ,pe
cial plead, ne stated 'ari"us questions Of hear
say reports and asked the witness, if he had
not heard them. The wi ness is told brars,ys
and reports viii not do--the Cap,ain appe Id ,
the Senate decided agaihs, The Captain. He |;
repeats the same attempts, in arious WAYS. 10 !;
ger The statements of David White To this r
MIR. Hardin replied tn alI the members in
Congress, but White, you may prov, whatev- \
er they have said You NAV prove whot Mr. .
Clay or the President has sA,d-bu, Mr.
White Is your poll, teal iti,nd--h is and al. =.
Eays has been within our power, bring him in a
and let him Mr. Davis called for IN. :,
ycas NnG NAYS, four James, and him and Messrs :,
Maupn and Pope made di,ers speeches ON -,
points OF law and testimony Captain D.,i, -.
now threatens TO quit the prosecution, if he ..
can't &c, in his hcarsay testimony. Mr.. Wick. 81
lille replied. | link understand the gentle r,
man, he WISHES to grr his party out OF this bu> h,
'inrss They have forced themselves into il Al;
Ind thrv must get out Of il themselves: ,brv g
nav blow Hu, as soon as rhfy ni-,.e-tb. ~
know that thsi, witness has no r,pht IN d.,,I
ne hiR fattfe OF any body, or depose % rumor O.,
nd NJ they choose TO makr a pref X, IN s,on =:
because the Senate will not let hem scour the -
rogrries and groceries for the loose exnr,.. ~,
ions OF Mr. White. they can do so; he is their H.
witness, their political friend, ard who for ~
God AMI sufficient reasons, kept to III n.eIyes III
ley will not call, to speak as TO this bargain ,h,
nd sale. Very well, gentlemen, do so. You h,,
III not be misunderstood. You forced me 10 ..L,
lip you in this affair." YOU may help yourselves her
get out Of il. had
Anoher and another witness is Called and n.r
proof for the combination. AT last the von