Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16

luton; gentlemen lavish Of their charges of IN
ntrcorous reflections officer Of the House The
ohctsn made creating this Office by resolution ground
less The clerk your House said Mr. c. is appointed by
resolutions every other officer Mr. C. commended tina,
was not for the House adopt
until rccndeG fIc asked what signhcd il the resolution
had not been adopted In his view, this very fact went
to show that the House dissatisfied with the course
pursued.
(ticc MIR G. was reminded that the hour had expired and
the subject was again laid over)
WEDNESDAY, FsynvAny II.
Nr CHIFFON whose remarks were not concluded Mt tho
esla,on OF the hour ON the 10Th Instant on tho succeeding
The resolution reported by Mr. DE WITT being still under
Mr. C. said that, rccap,ua,c VIVA, had been submitted
before was by means his objcc his object
precious when swell spent" Bu Sir said he in these roiden
times Of Rcrenchn,en well satisfied tn, the time WILL
necessity be consumed in some way and am amos, be-
ginning think that spent probably to the people,
when wo dispute about dung us, no,hng ALL" than when
injury hope tina, gentleman either in or out of this
House. prcsncs, that the AMERICAN people mscrably
ignorant join and steps, and upon trail where
there is ,rafor this would truly so eaee cycd' as to
see what not tn bc seenand will usually eyentuae as with
Col Crockes "bakg up the wrong tree this figure
though not classic speaks volume and well understood in
the western wis Sir, principle motive is to advert
what consider dangerous system of legslaon-a system
calculated keep country n,oc nccssan, and I'M
emnaoie storm OF confusion, without leading any valuable
result enabling ride walk f they please into
Office by awakening sympacs which themselves may scarce
y feel arousns expectations which sorrowiy see are moi,
be realized and by making large speeches for home
SUMPTION about little, very little indeed trust thai
in these desulory remarks, perfectly dccorous Sure
an' that they flow from feeling of malice, BOSOM
hope, Is not sufficiently capacous furnish for
huge monster They do flow from envy for like my col
league retiring modcsty would blush suppose the
tcicc oil so great difference between men, Justify
Died strife ir emnencc except virtue and
purity in all matter whether public private These de-
sire, but compelled acquire by stealth so.
lcmnly declare, should be know upon whom 10
attempt tile first robbery Twill not, cannot to
hpuen the motives of other gentlemen. for sir II would not
only aaoun TO discouresy but would be the
Of this House snua,e, that member puruossly
omitted the arragumeu OF large abuse and fixed his aSec
lions on some sweet lille noiiensive banilng like this have
nevertheless looked have seen the cnr seasons chase
s,ence OF general corruption, but yet have not any
very great change in the expenditures of House which
certainly, sir the place where grea' work ought
to begin Though noisy about penkues stationary
pens wax waters tape, folders steker messengers hbai
ans, and all this, appehend is likely 70 end in mere
farce And though have played par, few of its first
scenes 81 ann said the fly when he from the mus
tard pot of unless gentlemen viii work upon infinitely
broader principle and extended scale This like INV
other figures, wholly classical admirably suited 10
the subject Sir hold III hand the Catalogue of services
rendered by your craftsman. referred by
which 1t Is due 10 the House and him. should read
Here MIR C. read long list of maps by the dra snau
for the OF the House and its committees
DISMISS this part of the subject will answer or
cndeavor 10 answer question which often asked
and asked doubt under the influence conscious self
| sudciency" by ny colleague, MIR wIcxIIrFs)
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