Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-23
gpOWESTsC INTELLIGENCE.



On Thursday night during the debate on the
Arkansas bill, Mr. Jcuif,r attempted to speak, or,
speaking 10 tie House, Was 50 interrupted hy NOSE,
sho, ny Of boxes rapping tic desk, or eN OF OF
der, order and confusion, was 50 eohionndrd, mar
lie became excited, and remarked ina II VAS the
most Internationally House he had ever been m
aud that such ungontlrman!y conduct Should NOT
prevent him from speaking. Mr.. Bynum, said his
(Mr. I'sl own uneen,lenanlv conduct in OBTAINING
lhcm with a lone speech At that late hour, Is o.
clock in the morn.ng,) had produced II. Mr. Jen-
fer rconcd that he did not charge every member
Of the House with being ungenllemanly --bu,
those only who made the noise he complained OF :;
he retraeted his remark, and called MIR. u. TO do
tho same Mr.. bynum said, he would not rctract;
and 50 the. business remained IN the House, with
out flu liner attempt al adjustment
Mr. Jencr next day, wrote to Mr.. BYnum to
inquire of him, whether he intended TO apply The
term " ungentlt manly" to him personally.
Mr.. B,num in reply stated he had used the pr
vilege of calling to ordcr with others an before
he would answer the nerroeaorY. he wished to
know whether Mr.. J. had intended to include him
in the term ungcn,emanly conductY'
Mr.. .leQifer, in " second note, " left Mr. BY
NUN to be the best Judge OF dat II he WIS one OF
the individuals, who by mise aud confusion at
tempted to prevent his being heard, his remark u
cluued MN u Ho', not ana III ''N'S''o V" "" ~
mand contained in his preceding note.
NJ. Bgnum repeated, in second note, the con-
tents of his first SUBSTANTIALLY, and not retracfng
the o /, n,iye words, Mr.. Je lifer wrote third
note, &" that as he had given two chances for rx-
planltion" and Wiichhad not been met, he demand
ed through Mr. Picheus, tho " satisfaction due IRON
one condemn TO another IN such cases made
and provided. Great ctinrts welr made by mll-
tul friends, TO procure an adjustment oi the mat
Ger, and b. the District Attorney, Mr.. koy, par
licuarly--!at they were unavaiinC.
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IL" lines each firing s.N times without Int.
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\ FRACAs At TIE PRESIDENTS iloUsE.-1he
Washington Correspondent OF the New \ ork Cou-
ricr and Enquirer, makes mention of late in
riden al the Presidents House, in the following
terms -
Gen. Jackson has in his employment, Il KIND OF
" gentleman usher whose rudeness on tic one
land, to certain individuals, and his sycophancv
IN the other, to a different cla>, Of citizens, have
/ lone bepn matter of bubble nonripty and conplaint
c"PocitR, hc admits or rejects visitors, as suits
( hlS "hInS. could cnumcratc dozen instances