Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

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u,,,rn,Iy su,;n;.,! t. cam. stsr tins account L"
pass ununced. I.!s substance VI lhr conversion was
After lr Senator from Cnnnrc'irnt cnncH'l'd us re-.
MARKS rose, a,l. tttrr.,u ihi' pas-a ~ ms sPe
in wh,ca he pi,sS,d /" siaic what id >"'' u.
bale ihis subject -ln' pls>ag. ending WIZ! = 80, ,n
10 me dec,ar7tInn TIA; i;r Cha"ninT '"H a, ,,r.
vlnc-I me thai there something F't'''i ~ c.;
sA!, tina, h Is. un!srS,''': The S''''''" T '' H. ,.aL
Gu, 10 s,y hc mad nn: heard my s"rch' 40" !,, w
thai; i.r! understood nan Alright | ''ei "'" '"'
posed l.r ,n., II we f;nmd '''r -r"t'''s m
nm, in s,rr. ,r,urd account Il" my !r'n"FhS Nv as
sru,.d | asked Inn wH,'r': Ike 't"sMe''"' ~ '''
Globe then rennrkrc that a'a ""':! ever "'HF''
,, ,r,uI. 10 correct presentations ~ M c"NdIct
w I,ru,ue in le newspapers. simply erc1Gs'' whatever
nhI;r man should undrrtak" thai task would have t"
Iro- his w!oie 10 II; but ,ii, when language and
s,ucurs which never uttered WERE Imputed To me iy
senator IN his place, aud in my hearing, TO permit;
such nss,acInemt ~ pass without correction would he
10 acknuw edse It's ustrSs That. therefore, desired
OF the Senator from Coanec:lCn', act - justice |"
me- tina! w:ien he should publish his speech ne ""nd
put Il note the passage ALLUDED u, informing MS
readers that declared IN my place thai hal uttered no
such words aud no SUCH sentiments.
The Senator from C"nnrcticut said he had nken MS
Information to what ihd sjiu irpit u" Iie
Globe winch hr took to BIZ very honest paper; anu
tnat if would su:iy;y hin ihai mad not l"v'rc Slcl
sen,imcnls n. would his pea through the whole pas
saYe; he would eSpuiistc It.
The rpuuis,tion on me satisfy him (!lr: what mad
passrd) was, be taking TIE Senator words i'll
their natural import. offensive enough. though cid mol
then (nor do now believe The offence "hS intended
But rose and said hui INTENDED IT, take, aud Ger
,ainly should take, the least pains /" S"fy hm that
all DESIRED was. not 10 Or mIsnnirrSto"d ~ lie Pu1c
and that the langung; and srntns wtch tine Seia'
tor had ascribrd imputed :" ~ tAv report
OF NY speech The Globe, it gross ana did IA!
doubt, wtlIu misrrpc srnation; hat Imputed TO me
lfat which mol only never said ny mc, hut tie re-
verse ct what did say every gentleman who nca:G
the speech could aroac; and. Truth, lad not sup
posed possible that any human being co"iG 'ssuIef-
stand III. TEN per Of that speech.
After remarks from NT. -NiitS.
MIR. Leigh rose and asked that gentleman ~ say tx
sclv w!e.,er III, intended 20 doubt the SINCERITY OF hs
disclaimer OF the an3uage and srithrnts ascfOed |"
hn
MIR Niles said that he already denied having any such
Intentions that he p7rrnt-G u give The precise
words made o by the gentleman. but only the CON
slruc,iun WHICH he Thought they We're ia!y susccptl-
Die ri.
Mr. Leigh replied that in TIA, he !sad further
Tetark Ilake, except that e w"nGr:.sruck thai
any human being Could put such construction upon HE
portion of his rrnarks III question.
The motion 10 p"stp"ne WAS agreed TO-
Tue SENATE, motion OF hlr Porter: proceeded to the
General D:d-rs.
Nh Linn presented the petition Of Augustus Wet.
more and read the following letter from tnr iHlt"nrr:
" DsAR SIE:--l send you nc!nsed the "nir evidence
/ have TT losses. All ether papers are III the hands
OF MIR WnIryLESEY the !attri'n Of the Io'"nltter OF
Claims Of House "t Representatives.. sly stay ~
short lost the Einiey aud the cnnstly" and The
sheriff have recently said all my gD"ds and claie!s.-
The pension which am entitled /" by law, have not
dIuwn Tor several years served BE country III com
mission ~ wears. | entered the army with Nv" arms.
and out viii, one All ask ri tie Government
tO balanced, aud Wi! TtilaGniSh
all claius to es:d of the chapter for pension.
&" Ii this c1nnot DC granted, have nnt:ny to pay
with but flesh; how many pounds wl not undertake.
What ! haze, however, Is nuw, Us II mas al.
ways been, at the service 81 my country either the
field or in JAIL those III authority may please IT. direct
Ii there is to be fight with the French, will work
the balance nwr the war, or pay it oft y insta.
oil aud legs ut ~ reISOnahe rate the state
OF the market will Justify My intellectual properties
ore to be- filed the vi patriotism and ilrpe.-
There Ellv appear something like Ievity my Style,
but in substance there truth and gravity Of painful
character
A nuubes Of resolutions and reports Of committees
SWING ln table were then taken up and considered
ana disposed "i
The SENATE then ad jnrrued.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Mr.. Casey, !r"in the Committee the Pubic Lands,
scp"rlrd blll granting quantity o! land 10 AID ~"
States Of illinois and lulna III the improvement OF the
Great abash river; which was read twice and COLI
4utrd
Air Ian,brcIeus, from The Committee Of Ways and
Means, reported Tie following bills, which were read
twice aud committed:
\ bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury TO
act as the agent OF the United States in all matters resa
ting to lls.r stock in The Bank OF the United States and
And blll To rcpeu! tie 4 section Of the act incor
o5aIing the subscribers 80 the Bank OF the nted States,
approved Apr! lCt,, icaG.
On III ,tiun ia Mr. GShys"n, and ut the instance OF the
Cnnlittpr Naval Affairs. the Committee Of The
Whor House discharged from the further couside-
cation Of the bill for the establishment OF yard
at Charleston, S. ca and the committed 10
committee OF the whole the state Of the Uninn.
Mr. Allan OF Kentucky, from the select committee
vu;s-d the subject. made report accompanied by
bill .xsnd the provisions Of the act supplementary
To l! ac Tor the lt IF certain surviving officers aud
soldiers of the Revolutionary war; approved Ilh June,
lS:2: which WAS read twice aud committed.
Mr.. Carrier OF Lave. submitted motion 10 print 5000
extra crplrS OF the last rc'crt and bill, which
agreed 10.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The House resumed the conside ration of the resnlu.
ton offered by Mr.. Saith ct Maine, proposing to take
from the ls Of the House. and PRINT The letter of the
late lion William T. Barry presented TO the House Of
Representatives the last day of the las, session OF
Congress
Mi Mason Of Ohio withdrew his motion for the read.
ing Of The letter.
Ait. Halves renewed The motion, but subsequently
withdrew H.
Mr. Everett regretted being under the necessity Of
making any rc,uuriS this letter but he felt conlird
10 npp0s. The motion To print tins paper. 1t WAS nr' a.
dressed that House, and required II" action OF that
body, being in The or" OF appeal To til" ~"rie. liz
pu, the House this suggestion, whether they wnnd
print the reply of an individual 10 The report OF ono Ut It's
own co,pmliiees. Mr.. h. cited aphs i'll the
letter, the pufpurl otwhch 70 the proceed
ings of the committee, and replied thereto lar as he
hitlstf was concerned. (Alr. T. was member OF the
select committee on the Post. Ohcc,j
Mr. Halves SAID tins indeed singular proceeding
the part OF the gentleman from Malne, (Alr smith,
aud in The discussion OF this question MIR. II. should mel
Their spare his feelings, the feelings {" any mcni"r
upon that onr, any in that H"use out Of it,
long rs he could keep himself, within the rules OF urorr.
In order t,a; tins question rnsir, Lr plainly under