Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
Fsics.mossa', Tuesday, saa. 20
sL.rN.rS N. TILE II. OF r.

The Three Million Bill, after calling up long aHt z
warm debate in the Senate, has been transctT'", 81
STRONGER inlrrc. :. TO The other House On f:;Hiy VI =
Adams CANE with OF his most astonishing n: h
powerful ctinrs. We Lave seen letter, Which stale 3
Ina, i, vas orc nf he exciting scenes ever artcc
the floor Of the lpusr. II was nron resolution H' s
ducpd bv Mr. Adams. Ger the appointment OF !elc: *
committee &, enquire into The causes OF the ia%rc Of IT,
:, ,r;II;nus In the course of his remarks H. a.
vcrcd TO an expression made few days /, q
Mr. Webster. that he would not have voted tor The
n-onra,in keE thr ,ncmg iran nj NE gates gMc tGJc
Mr. Declared .that tie who held and rAprc<a:
sucI sentiments had hu step further TO 60. ana M
stem natural onr-lo Join the cnciHics al his con';y
! The effect ofth;s electric. most cxlT""ri.na,,
and almost unparalleled scrre toHk place. 4 Si"a:. =
neous burs; Of applause broke from aI'os ever !a
the Hall 1t came saIdcn. Says very graphic :rv
tailor quick I'm: sprctcd Concert could not hav" p 8
dGccd any thing ;kri'. Imagine if yon pleas" ln yc s.
arc standing calm. clear day, IN lofty rdii"" wi"rn
all is quiet and siilI-whrn single bolt srHr$ til" NH
ING to atoms and you form some idea OF the
uer of this tiinr The older members. when mate,
became sci,l:d rose and stated that such occu&c
was hitherto Unknown. Mr.. Wise followed. C.. Z
not finish bc.;rc the atou.nmrnt. He sP"hr via Z
great Misunderstanding his blows, right and L:t-- 3
making an onset on Nr. Canihrrcag NO: sparng
the Speaker in his chair. II: sp"akrng of The nirEl
bic scencs of tie las; nieh Of The last session. he
scribcd some o! Tic members Sleepy some tired,
noisy, and rs drrmh!
The Washnt!on Cores pontrn, cf the Baltimore r..
trot gives p?rculu, graphic. and we susp"ct i1.r"
by impartial sketch O. Mr.. Admins remarkable S &C..
lie SAYS the altack upon Mr. Webster WIS gralu!oa>
bat powerful beyond any thing (;irl ever listened TO- -
We lay his account oi the sprc"h before our readers
rs Il seems L., .c thr great Lion al Tie Gay:
Mr.. Albums canr'cac"d ny a.iading TO III" d..
c1ra,ic,.s which had recently been made III an"e;
Mace lI;; Ia ;!Ilt House h"i"nrcd III" responsibility 81
iosuG ;l,, r0..ii;catiom Bill. He went to
vert upon the oniuons and declarations "!i" lad been
made in a; |iicr wI.:ch lie SAID were ",i;Uc and Il:
warranted hy ,ctS. As he logan 20 .!r"'" severe" t.
! ,I,. IL -. Ii,.,. .
NJ, permit member to anravrr; "v i!'r proceeding.
of The Senate Mr. Adams SAID Ia d." not SHy 2uy
thing abor, r! S"aI,: 50" X" o.! '--hr ! '"' ~
wlMt Iacr; it l'i with the mrD"rs o thai i'"H>r
20 assoriac III ihcr minds The - n"c 9! the | r:;t
States or any u!cr b. Is with 'a! place Tat l." sprAc
&c Mr. Adams rn gent N. TIE members IL &c
numbers hccaH ~ flock ToG'd En Il VAS Pa!pAN..
that so:.riIng TREMENDOUS anticipated. A4 t:'r
rnru,i the l"7 hrrnn - s,9r down upon HE *"h"'r
witt, renewed sarcasm Mr. Mercer called h;rn 20
order and stated tie rt OF order. III. Speaker driG
Cd that he ha, authority I" pat c"'sir"c''' a.
Mr. Aiam wr-G< and therefore az &c cid not nat:" TIE
Senate he could n"' a7y that he was out OF "fd'T,-
(lrrr cries rt 20 nngo on were uttered by man
rrirtcs .Ir Adams went on more and more sriri,
Nh Mercer again called hin 10 order and reduced e
objectionable words t" writing Another member H"rc
or t"o unsuccessful efforts 1" SAY ir" "rIcs.
bu, ccnaa!cd himself well rs he could by giviH.
irlau 10 Il r" vocs Il round na!hs On Gnccv
,rnr) at the d<ordrriy state OF tAln-s. Ih" worGS
Mr.. Mercer took down, Alr. Adams would no, sc.
House, which declared that they MT. w.
Adams again prucrcdcd. Before this, however lie
said as il appeared 10 give gentlemen :" much dsfu..
eudc Tor INN a!ludc To the Senate, he would !ais
his pInce to the Office Of the National lntrilig
(l,rc WAS an audible laugh In that paper he SAID ic
iund prui.iGuS argument going 10 father that House
with the loss oi the Fertilization Bill, OH the last nIct
of the last session. charging thai House with S1T0
enry and man worship! lie went on commenting upon
the GREAT sprrch recently d iivcrcd BIZ Mr.. Webster
he
ing lis assertions, running out against lis POSITIONS ana
rld!cuhng lis arguments wih tremendous sarcasm ait
Indignation Once more Mr.. Adams called 10 odr;
bic confusion and great sensation prcvaI.cG
Mr.. Wise ho;rd, he said the gentleman would lr E
United to- 60 out of order III ordcr lie w,nc !
him to dlvu." I'll he knew upon this most !mEor,aa: /
subject. fcvrs there time WHEN ii beh"ove "ra
In speak out il was now upon this question: let il cat
where il might. whether tie Executive, the Srn.t'
the lcusc, The Speaker Of the House, the C!a.
MAN Of hc Committee Of Ways and Means. 1t was /
time tn speak "ui and let tie ruth To heard!
MIR. adams again went om-llc went intn hi:icTr |
"f the do;n,s ii the last night of The last sc$soi; tod
what he rcc"icc!rL and krcw upon the SUBJECT. jst..
fed The $':tChCiO apProlraiIonSad he voted iOr i
an: II there set 81 lis HE which gave him n"r
satisfaction tl.an any other i, l.a, of voting hat
necessary ard proper appropriation lie passed an over!
wrought prmr@i re upon the Executive and asked III
and dcrlsr0 who the sycOpantS AID wor.
shippers o! that House Of whom mnc told IN he
argument OF suc pi"Gig"us IL GuCnCr, in the -uoaE!
intHyoncrr: lie rdcurd c Srnalr TOR pref ssIng
much ignorance Of Tie Executive vrws III relation 20
the $1,000 UtG appropriation, and said II very easy
for 1t to profess knew hat II sl I'D know. "td
to know what there Necessity ri It's knowing.
He took up The declaration made by :r. Nr"sH!.
that if the enemy were laundering II thu doc" o! lie
Capitol he would not vote :or comforting upon E%,ca'
tive such an unlimited grant Of power, and Gw"it rl'n
1t Tor some time. uiicrug comments and nsIruG!rn"
which else is capable Of doing. What, hc SAD,
the enemy hattc!lug down this Capitol. they did in
Tie last war; and not vrtc for appropriation asked
for, 10 defend Il. because it granting TOO FITCH
power 10 Tie Executive. There but step
be yond sucl: expression Of sentiment, and ~,
natural step too 1t woid be only for who co"l
utter such SENTIMENT to 90 himself 10 lla! eye
my and help IN batter down the Capitol! (ilrrc rr'
mcnduous clipping of hands took place aG."rg II"
members. The Speaker jumped upon his feet. lIumP'H
his ivory seal, and calico loudly for ordcr. He SAID IA
for The last len years. and he thought that sl"'r
the formation ri the Government there had t'rn
such instance "t disorder and contempt OF the rules"
the Housr. The old members cried out, No. no, nrN
ncrer) Mr.. Adams resumed and went on IN the sen"
powerful, sarcastic straIn against Mr.. Webster '-
against the SrEac. lie brought up 4 message seat to
the House by llc Senate that annGs last E!gh', "
remind the former that the appr prlati"n bill yet WIS "
lie acted Here he brought all hs goat powers ai!
dcue into full play. The Scnatr i''~rn sIIc i!ous""'
lis duties! fever he felt regret and .ndgnaL"n III -
life, he said II upon hearing that a*agc read T. w
House II he cou!d have rot opportunity, he s:!""o
have moved ~ have two members Of The House appoints"
10 carry back 'lc message ard cast it upon The floor o
the Senate telling them that the House would rrcri"'
Insccnt res ir": them. He sad that the Sc"a
knew at the time that the House draddctunc =
Achilles dragging the dead body Ct Hector around
the walls Of the Capitol.
THE oE.uI.IOLES.
The contest with the Indians in Florida is assn0ns