The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-18
who arc the FedcraiiSts ?
RENARKs Of Mr.. MORGAN.

REMARKS OF MR.. MORGAN,
n reply to Nj Albert Smith Of MlHs-Hoase Of
Representatives,, THURSDAY 26th March ls4o.
Mr.. Morgan rose amidst loud cries Of
erosion, and sad, Mr.. Chairman, this is
the frsl uue ihat;l have tfespassed upon
tie iad9lgeacc ofihfs House. lnthe scrsm
lie which has been earned on 10 obtain the
far ever since the commencement Of the
eessioa, | have hitherto beeu coaient 10 give
express 90 10 nv cp!a0Gs Only BY a sl,cn:
vote. believing that sGch a course best al.
yaaced the business 81 The House aud the
Interests of nv constituents.
Noting sss .1.lhsr from ny intention
than 70 address yal Al this time, and cab.
IL, Bg. feel SURPRISED that gentlemen Nho
have consumed Jay after day, ard occupied
50 fnuch Of ,be valuable time OF lhls House,
Should nov, iyr the first time, cry out
question, question" aud etince so much
anxiety to bring tLis debate 10 an immediate
termination.
Sir. A Smith. Does the gentlemen al.
il5e to ne
Mr. Morgan VII. alude 10 tia, gen.
tieuan presently.
Sir. Smith. have lat sung out qucs-
t.aa 10 CAS-.
Hr. Morgan. Isi., Iyta,a the Committee,
Nr. Chairman, boz lsw mia0les.
ID vas or; nj IG.ea'i1n to have risen,
u5r shogll ! have done 50, bat for lie re.
lsafks 4.eA frl. from the honorable gen.
.teman from Maine, Mr.. Smith, EIe has
s.aslel ne CIT, or placed me amoag the mum.
Der Of those ~Bon IN elegant aud co8rtiy
phrase, lie dest -uates q: the p.e.bald, riug
sireaket, ard spscaleI party Such IS the
cHaas language Ha.cb tae gentleman has
agphcI 10 that PARTY to sAich have the
honor 10 belong; l1! ! assure the honorable
member that cana1t feel d.sgraced or de-.
graded By any remarks or ePI,he;s which
lie may think proper to afP'y 20 NC lnssch
q connection.
he has denounced tie Wings as the
Federal party, composed Of the old aud uI.
ira federalists Of tie cocka5e stamp. THIS
IS Doyel, sud fe.citous argument "a favor
Of the Treasury uate bill, yet uosl uafora
nate ln another respect, for il has recalled a
train Of "reminiscences which must be any
tbag bat agreeable 70 many Of the konOra
bic members political associates On this
floor.
When | heard lac remarks of the zen
tleman, could not refrain iron looking Of
ny honorable and distinguished colleague
from Undertook, Mr.. Nanderpgel,) 8hc
Is recognised as one Of the leaders Of ID,
Administration party, aud Do indeed thial
tina, the gentleman from Malnc was rather
personal IN bis remarks, considering tina
ray colleague, who had the honor Of beng
q member Of the Federal party set 50 ncal
Z him.
though; too, SIR, Of another gentleman
belonging 10 the sap.e party with the mem
Der from Name, who very Hodes'ly retire.
from his seat when he heard the Federalist.
aFraisned. mean ry honorable colleague
from Otsego, Mr.. rterilss,l who, during
the last war, edited 4 federal paper in OF.
aego, and, 10 common WITH his political as.
socmles, reJolced az every defeat If the
American arms, and believed II " unbeecm,
lDg moral and religious people to rejoice
over VICTORIES" If had G.e of his pa
pers here, could furnish proof, page upor
page, 10 support Of his Federal attachment
! was reminded also Of my colleague OF
my right, (Nr fue,) who was formerly
as he is now, associated With the gentle
mau from OIsego nor coold overlook th'
gentleman from North Carolina (Mr Nc
Kay,) or the gentleman from Maryland
(Mr. CARROLL
! vas forclbly reminded Of other distin
2uished gentlemen who are the pillars