Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
M. e AMERICA VEsP UCCI.
From onr second edition of Saturday.

THomDson-lIr. MedeI-Ihe Glo6e reporting
gentleman from Ohio-CicH and diplomatic Up
qropriation Bal-Dir. anderson OF Kentucky
resolution that was offered some days ago, py
the Honorable Mr.. Hand, OF New-fork, calling OF
the Secretary of War; for report on the necessary
means of defence for the North and Northeastern
Rorder. was the first thing in order to-day.
The resolution was read, and Mr. Hand demand
ed the previous question on its passage
Mr. John @. Adams had few words to offer
Mr. Rhett-The previous question has been de-
handed. and wish to know, Mr.. Speaker, if debate
is to go on.
Mr. Speaker-There can be no debate
Mr. Adams-I hope Sir, that the gentleman from
South Carolina is not unwilling to hear that there
will be no war with England
Mr. Rhett-No Sir-but wish TO see the rules
of this House enforced.
Mr.. Adams-And only wish to make few re-
marks. -,
MIR. speaker-And, Sir, no debate can be allowed
after the previous question has been ordered.
Mr.. Adams-Well, sir, perhaps the gentleman
from New York will withdraw his demand TOR the
previous question!
Mr.. Hand-Yes, sir, will do so if the gentleman
from Massachusetts, will renew it. Loud cries oil
no! mol
Mr.. Adams-I certainly will do so. The honora-
bic gentleman then went on to make somewhat
elaborate speech the subject otthe North Eastern
Boundary He said that there would be no war
with England, notwithstanding the alarm that was
sounded eight or ten days ago by the chairman Vi
Eore;on Affairs. The matter in dispute wsuld be
referred to a third power for adjustment and arbi-
tratop and that although a decision would not be
had for many years to come, Maine and Massachu-
setts would acquese in the course to be pursued
l,,,o oil he President had adopted
in reference to the matter and equally warm In
.uov;z;np the conduct that Maine had on all occa-
lions adopted. And yet, he almost directly accu-
sed Maine of cowardice, in suffering her domain to
be enc reached upon by the forces of England
Mr. Albert S. Smith, of Maine, followed Mr.
Adams in reply and said that Maine could take care
Of herself and would do so, if she was invaded:
She was capable of defending her own rights
Mr.. Waddy Thompson, one of the readiest deba-
tors and decidedly of the most eloquent men oil
the day put the matter to rest by reierringt 10 the
fact that he had time ago, as Chairman oil the
committee on Military Affairs, addressed letter
% Se Secretary, calling for all the information en-
braced in the resolution OF MIR. Hand.
Mr. Hand then moved the previous question on
the sesolution, and it was adopted without a di-
yissn.
The orders Of the day being demanded, Mr.. Bond
,,anat;on in reply to the misrepresentation of the
renorter Of the Globe newspaper. That reporter,
aad some DAYS ago made him make an attack on the
5.mocratic convention held at Columbus, ONO.
Th;. he pronounced a falsehood, and went on to
.o, how far IL was false, and made some very gross,
and 10 nv mind, gratutously abusive attacks on
the Globe reporter. He appealed to his colleague,
MIR. Medel, to say, IL the riooe reporter hao ho'
misrepre scented hint =, 60
Mr. Medel, affirmed that the report IN the oio6e,
IN substance was correct, that the reporter
anu WI hitter personal and acrimonious contro-
xersv took place, which lasted an hour and up
wards. "the which" will not repeat, for the rea,
SON that il were to do so, should De accused OF
deinr injustice TO some one oil the parties w mis-,
II was roing on, the epithcts scoundrel and
" puppy,r aud Z" liar" and wretch" were freely
and Extraordinarily banded, till they choked
donkey in the stalls adjacent. The Speaker inter
fred aud called one OF the individuals engaged in
the nasty order, and directed him to take
his seat. But as that heroic indlv idual was deter
mined TO say his say, and flourish IKE the man VINO
- stoned the wind of Peter the Great Of Russia,
amid the ~F"F' his own nc Keep On
Mr.. Andrews, Of Kentucky, got the floor, and in
sisted that the individual should be required TO take
hi. seat, and be not suffered TO go II, said Mr.
Andrews, any one is disposed to get up light, let
him go into the Rotunda, and take 1t out to his
hearts content-not make kind ola stumping ground
of this Hall.
The individual was required TO take his scat and
hold his peace; but this he did not do till he had
Aiscusted every one who heard him.
in this natter so far the reporter Of the Globe
was concerned, he was in the right, and Mr. Bond
was wrong. so far as Mr. Medel, OF Ohio, was con
cerped, he was right and the Hon. Mr. Bond was
call in the wrong" SO far as the individual from
Ohio. whose name do not choose, for obvious rea-
sous to report, was concerned, he was wrong and
made a-no matter what OF himself l advise
him TO read the si7th page OF . Hobhouses ENpio-
rations in Greece" and hereafter recollect that II
Is said in that best Of books, the Memoirs Of Jack
Robinson-
That every dog will have his day.
spd every bitch her afternoon
The orders of the day were now demanded, and
,ha house resolving itself into a committee OF the
Whole took up the Civil and Diplomatic Appropri-
a,;on Bill. and discussed It the remainder OF the
day. -. =, - A. .u,..... a; -.
from that State and Of very handsome talents,
,vas supposed last night, to be on the very border
rr deah lie today underwent surgical opera
ton and, 7 am happy TO say, Is supposea'o De IN
fair way to recover. | pray him speedy restora-
ton. ~ -, ;,L h;ll
The Senate has been employed all day win oill
for the relief Of the heirs OF the celebrated DoH
Brsstroh
lCorrespondence ofthe Heraljl
YnILApELrHIA, Friday, 4 p NJ
-xo,b;ro of copseoucnce has transpired here to-