Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-25

NsU Yo,k. The member from South CAROLYN. had
sniy risen 70 ss's 10 explanation TO the Hvu.s. that
certain remaiks were sse.ibed In newspaper to sns
her msmbsr. which NJ did not hear uttered end 10,
which. he had heard bin. he sho.il have isi il bis
duty TO call him order.1
Sir. when I was interrupted by thu chair. I wa,
coming TO the point In question. What was the occa-
r'n-wta' the manner. in which the words "r-tjL,ed
Senator" w.r usec! The gentleman from Rho - l..
land bad only gone dy with n abuse:
outhe went into grave aenurcat en- OF the Turki,l
treaty at mem,nt when, iumor psys, and a. Il 4,
be'ieseJ that treaty WAS gu, ct Of Discus son--o
ccret di-cu 'rioD in the Senate OF the United
Gas there not something revolving in this spe
wher. treaty wa- kro"n onlSto The Cabinet and tn,
Senatorial Council OF the Executive tn fi,ud.
OF the aiuinsi'a ion could get inio nation whae.
vsr-when si' intimate ss am with The Secretary of
STATE Cont am AS much in hi conf ecce any o,h-,
member OF this House) have never head him utter
one syllable on The provisions of the Turki.h
when that treaty was presumed 10 bs under disru
IA the 'eere' sessions OF the Ssnae The esntiem. from
Rhode iland pre- s'nts us with the revo ax spectacle
OF soios i"to 40 examination Of its pr,visou. Where,
SIR, did the gentleman from Rhode Iiard his
ms"obf From enc OF his f-nd.th. Editor oil ne ..
paper-sn unpi"ctpled partisan. who had vic.
lated Is oath-sone PICTURED Ssnao,. ST. know
not where the gentleman from Rhode Island Oh, ain.d
MS ino'ma'ion-he may take hi. cho II IN se alter.
ne IN ~ take ei'' er OF his cJn6denal ir-
me Z 'or, the Psr'izso, or the Sena'or. l made no
charge then, l make none now nut he case then
as now put II alphabetically. All meant TO nvpy
@aom with ! dehr - the g"n,l man from South
Carolina, and the Speaker-a that my language do . .
convey, IL thi': the gen leman from Rhode LAND
Se"oo his from S-Uator OF the United
otate'- hep sir, that Senator had viosed his oath a
'eeS'c> IND s'oed in the Of he world pa, inr
"a Senator -snd upon such evidence, would n n re-
~ Tor my faetsa' basis Of any argument on the TnrL
ish Feay WHISTLER any Senator has placed hm.e N Il,
that unenvia' lc attitude 1, quest. n tn. sen.Ieu
from Khodc i-iand may answer for him elf-bs NAV
pnsn mat Inquiry as far "a he plesses
he speaker sal here no question b.fore N.
iouse aud repeated his 70 mer r-mark. that IN.
ueinsn from uih Carolina had ad no CHI ,re- sins
him ~ 'Sa'"s'
Dir. Cambre'rre repeated that he had uttered IN.
words attributed T. h m S "e
NIT h1erin replied, he sorry 10 hrs, from IN.
That hs lid nse the words even in IN,
native. He (Mr. Marin had upIesr,ood IN, s.n,I.
msn to use the words 'periured witness ard he H..
h-v.d IL the question torided hy thu sen,,s,n,n
soeers around him,"be (Mt. NJ would he smst,insd
bu'. " The z n'lc Dan insist a he used word. mani
testify on, OF order was no longer hi, (Mr Ms) bu
sns.s, alter The eSpAn"ion hs al given
Mr. Burg sro.e 10 address the Hous-
Inc Speaker said that the gentle tn IN from Rbod. f.
iaod was out OF order He could reserve hi.
uoni this s"hjec' came in it's proper course under The
consider ,tcn oil the House "
MIR. Blu ges then resumed his coat,
JUDGE PECK.
me House then went in'o a Committee of ths vb 4.
MI. Martin In the Chair and proceeded 10 the Ssn,.
Chamoer TO attend the trial OF Judge Peck,
On returning. hey reported prog es.; and
The House adjourned