The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30

led and vile subject " o1ll Esyc gone g
the1omb of the Eapulets. s:ss
=. N man csnsilavc Witnessed The course
OF al The factions Of the federal party in
tho House. without seeing, that they arc
resolved, if they cannot rule III the cotin-
ellis Of the nation, to destroy as far as il
| is possible for them, the character of the
representative body. and thus strike q,
popular rights, by bringing into disgrace
tho House OF the people. The poorest
county court attorneys, or the scrubs Of
the aris.oeracy, who hare been used upon
the bench to decide causes for their great
federal patrons at the bar. upon legal 3uib-
bles against equity. have been brough, by
the Bank and its great advocates to play
of their chicanery -and trick to mar The
business Of Congress. The session has
been employed by them in this way, and
now they have set their presses to work
10 decry the majority Of tn. House for
the mischief done by their own scuryy
politicians.
Hear the National (Bank) Gazette:
":Four months have now elapsed since
the commencement of the present session
OF Congress. and what has passed there,
-four months, great deal Of bad exam
pie. and little besides. This little In
cIudcs only fco bills. il VIC recolleci Alright.
Of public naturc-one for The relief OF
the city Of New York, which does no,
seem to have given particular satisfaction
to those for whose benefit il was designed;
and the other granting an appropriation
10 prosecute The war with the Indians
lThc manner in which tho time Of the
House Of Representatives has been ex-
hausted, is thus summed up by cores
pondeni Of one of the New York papers,
and we arc inclined 10 belicre tho compu-
,aiion correct:
20 days in debating the New York irc
bill.
20 in adjournment. TO CRAFTY those who
wish TO indulge in parties Of
| pleasure.
20 in talking about abolition wilhou,
any result.
20 in talking about Judge White, Mr..
Van Burcn, and Gen. Harrison.
20 in arguing questions Of order.
ls in attending to the qaarrels between
Mcssrs. Henry A. Wise and Mr.
- Polk. aud between Mr.. Wise and
IiS Mr.. Bynum!''
The last mentioned eighteen days j,
should have been stated, were oceupiet.. by
Mesrs Wise, Bed. Peyton. d Co. in guar
reing Uith tie Speaker of fae House aad
those sao ,rere promiaens supporters Of TIC
| Chair.
In reference TO u.c time which has been
wasted in long speeches. such as Bells
six days speech, the National Gazette
thus remarks:
"How much bette, are matters managed
in the British Parliament, where only
those are allowed 10 talk upon subject
who are known to be familiar with it, md
capable Of shedding light, instead Of ra-
dinting darkness"
As TO another class Of speakers. the
Gazette says, {" We could alaoa cisk Ao,
the practice Of coughing dopa lcas in rogue
in Coagress." This We presume, has
reference 10 Wise. Pey,on, Graves. e.
Co.; mcn who speak against timo for the
purpose OF procrastinatng the business OF
the House. or who arc up oa every occa.
sion lhn, Offers. making speeches fnr the
purpose Of creating excitement, disorder.
and confusion.
Bu, who does the Gazette wish should
eozgA uen doseal Were the nsjari,y to do
liz, wouId not the Gazcllc bc oae Of the
irs. TO cry out against iii Would j, not
charge tho majority with producing dis.
order. for the purpose sitting debate! Lc,
the Gazette recommend 10 It's Wings
friends in tho House 10 set the example,
and themselves cough down these obroxi.
Gus members Of their own party. We
say, lc, them be coughed down BY their
own friends.
Golbc.