Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
rYor.xr or RErRE. KNrArIvxs.

.ccd;no. t,f the IIouso of Representatives b
9, ,hs E,h February, frUm tho cosrespon- I,
lI.co &c tho B,ititn,rc ". b. Transcript. b
i was well, this correspondent says, that the
purity nrre so rlg't6M. !.
Can any thing be more clear than this was 5
made mere party question: "hnt conn
Hence can VIC ever have in men who sas as
;udgcs on orr rights, when VIC sec them
governed solely by party INTEREST "ninii"-
cncc, bv the consideration ri the higher
duty th..v owe to- Jssiicc and their c"''niryf
Here is Mr. Murray, of Kontn ky, lng.cd
in. sick and .shagyard," to vote as one al !hc
judges involving the rights Of sovereign
Sntc. and the conscientious discharge Of
duty eni,i,,cd under tho solc,nnitics ct an
oath. totally uninformcd in all probability !"
the new facts which had been presented IN
the ease. and perhaps Of the whole primer
PIES hy which It was determined; ,u..ed ~
TO vote Tor the pat. without reference u
the demands Of justice. II It was coin
mon party, question:, we would NOT say
word. Bit it was question whether chii-
m,nis would be admitted who are in posses
sim Of credentials in all respects sufficient.
and who were in all respects as we'll en'i.
lied 10 their seats rs any members ut the
prcscn, House of Rcprcscniatives.--Vic hs-
burg Reg.
I '.Dnr,ns the progress Of the roll call, Mr..
Murray Of Kentucky, was supported in the
Hall with "a ll,ygard face, and his head
hound up he having just been lifted from :"
SILK bed, in order 10 give his vote, and II
WAS we'll the administration party were so
vciL,n,, for the result Of the vote on How
ARDS amendment, stood, ayes III, noes ! IL,
when the Ch.ir announced his casting vo;c
/ i'm the affirmative, which of course carried
The amendment. The announcement of il
caused some clapping among the admins
ration members. Me-. Howard rose and
moved as further amendment that the
Speaker shonld send Il copy Of the reS"l"-
ton i,,si passed 10 The Governor "f Mis~ls-
sippi. Wise instantly rose, and in Il min
ncr more furious han ever s,w him be-
FIRE, denounced the rcsult Of tho VOC, as
Il bringing from party sources, and vi"''-
tion of The rights Of State. His v""c &C.
ver;l iinrs went off in shrek, from The
rhoki,,. excitement Inc l,burcd under. lie
concluded his 'hvcc'ivc, with declaring that
were he Word or PrcniisS, he should APP
proach .hc cinir, and t.cnnnd the oa;', 10
} be administered To him. lii was refused
! l,c would have seized tho E.vanucl;i and
I taken Inc cath HIM eli. and then have "a
ken his seat in the lln,lse, which na''lin1
!, bur actual violence could tear him from
: Alter he had taken his scat. Boon OF lnrii.
ana, replied 10 him, and mex, Prrniiss him
. self got the flor. Duncan of Ohi", howe
vcr, claimed it., and was proceeding to
e speak, when roarS oi order! caused HIM Il
hcronc angry, and he did not take his SCI,
r ill ordered 10 d., $" by tho Speaker
. Prent.s Hicn proceeded to address iht
: House ior The last time, and in i mannc
}. n: usually vehement. After ihanIlin. III
: House for their attention to him during tn
: debate, he went on 10 say that he woul
e moi consider the decision made final. III
# alluded to the remarks made by several O
: his opponents, that they would have dis
Il daincd Z" have persisted in an application
r such "a, he hid pressed. On the conirar,
o he considered ii The most noble cnicrpris
s he ever embarked in. He looked nI'ol
c the vote of the House rs an insult to hi
State; she would he degraded did she NJ,
:. resent ii. lie said he would no, go hci;ar
/ th3 people for reelection on his return, e,
e he did not think there would bc an election
d 20 n: bl' next session he would appear Il
l gam with his claim, and demand Il ncy
J. trial.
l. After Prcniiss had concluded, the qucs
o ton had REQUIRED on Bells amcnlmcn
e which is in fact the same as that decide
y last week, namely. ii rcscin,ls the ,icci io
Is of tho House made last session, and inval
1 dates Gholson and CElibornc's claims a
c members. This was carried by a vote &
III ayes, noes ll3, the affirmative havn
gained two votes. The question next re
c Cured OH Towards amendment. as a rcss
q luton. and tins was again carried b, a va,
d of us ayes, IFS noes.
l. You perceive Il difference on both side
81 OF this. The ayes gained ono vote by IN
appearance of another invalid, Mr.. Snydc,
G and the negative lost one bv Mr.. Mcrce
l. happening to he in the lobby when the vot
o was callcd-so he lost his vote.
C The next question was the amendment
e send the Governor Of Mississippi copies q
c the foregoing resolution, which bcinr adop
h ted the House adj .urncd al 6 p Nj.
FANATIClSM.
q Congress is still engaged in discussin,
). and settling abstract cons. itutional ones
n tons. Abolition has usurped an cnir
). sway, where It's unhallowed foot shoul
n never have becn allowed to tread. Its doc
IS tr'ncs are propasated, maintained and de
Tended in body, where its intrusion ha
been forced, in spite Of a sacred cons,i;n
5 tional compact, which forbids its admission