Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-09-23

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SPEECH OF MIR PROFIT,
OF INDIANA,
4, General Appropriation Blu; Differed
: lsl House Of Representatives, Apri! n,
a. CHAIRMAN lit is now, believe, about
,gseks since the House resolved itself into
r,mmittee Of the Whole upon this bill and
~, I'M that tune, day after day, and night
- mont. have been . silent bat an atien-
i,o3pr on in this unrivalei scene of con-
.or The first two days Of the discussion /
-.s,csd me. sir, that We of the Opposition l
IA nror,,se no amendment. : nee AZ argauient, !
I'm would in the slightest degree aa5'cf the I
Termination Of the majority to pass tho BIZ Ia /
brn reported by the Committee OF Ways |
Il Means, Il required no stretch Of intellect |
perceive that the order had goae forth 70
,s down every proposition Of the minority |
4 ,r No 10 this hour, that order has been
stiav.cJly obeyed. l. comports not wdh
,afe 10 de erbe the 'umul;, tho Legislative
s,,gt,, the utter recklessness, which have
Fl Witnessed Il hif been bat a coatinua-
I, ofibe dsg5aceflh scene with which our
IN ogenei and il is now lanen' ably palpa-
N INT q Congress which commenced IN rev.
r5n no, and anarchy, must terminate in
order and disgraes. Nothing beneficial 10
9eo9le need be expected; Tor tins Hall,
h,h vasiniended for deliberation, for discuss
oa, for legislative action, is converted into
ere arena Cor the display " The gladratorial
Ieny Of parry. With every feeling OF my
Iel-t, i respond to the language ofmy honora-
\ friend from Virginia, Mr. Botts,) when, on
.b.nar occasion, be said Il wish 20 God. FROM
Nv yerv heart and soul, that our constituents,
k1acialy such OF them as are friendly "a this
y administration, were tar0agiug our galleries.
r.. sir. they would 5000 sec whoit is thu, has
alscd Congress % become a by-w0rt and
s-roqch. Who, sir, is accountable fur these
.res and for this delay OF the public business.
'Nho sir, is chlrgeable with Introducing and
,r.ring this supplementary and unproilta-
M discussion Sir. the c0untenances OF the
e-1.n acnt Administration members give the
i,can' answer. They know that they com
moaeed and prosecuted this partisan debate.
5r5av cannot deny that they encouraged n.
we gentleman from Ohio (Mr Ouncau)
.,,,s that he commenced il. III Do him
4 ,4s,t,e 10 this accusation, he or a'y OF h's
,I,n5s nav correct rae. No. sir, It cannot be
'J,g,e3 Without the slightest provGcation
"a ytt1I. one word having been said by the
N7-7s,, or or tho auhject, he, for one whole
'5. yoonty assaied the character of Gencra
I,t,,1.oa: exhibited GER catures--vlle, filthy
,i,rb, Manufactured by his own party for pO
"a, cfct; Disguised aud latigued va WI I
,..a sracrable RHYMES Of some wretchel bal
llr.3Brer.' read scraps from oatcest news
r4,are. Slch until nuw were rOlting lnfh
,,.vi1n u which they were long SINCE coz
s-nei ur the universal r0nsrnt oi ah decen
men. SIR ur days, the igiendsci The admins
,-alioa injected upon Us the same stale, st re"
vbe6 s1cscAes, Whlcb hCgs served thsF Prr
g9fcs, M every need 70. the last four yeais.-
me .ant-5auk.' % ti.non0Dov' 'ant!-associo
eI,;,l'iI speech wae reci,si By the gentle
nan rom Ono, (Mr. Weller y aud mean n
respect % the gentleman when say, that
has, un1aDply BEEN compelled 70 listen % thu
se,och u-5n at least ore hundred different o.
rlaony. hope, most sincerely nope, that
..ts heard It Tor the last time. The gentemo
fr17 Nlssac A1set,s CNr. Pannenter) broac'
cl another 6vorite theme Of the admnStr
ton, making known hs horror ot the h1rilo
Convention; and on this ntermna0le topi
tested Tor hours the patIence ofthe Commute
The gentleman FROM New Hampshire. IN
bthtrt01) who go frequently processes 20 ann
ureicylncy m debate, occupies, Tor hours |!
attention Of such ~ coUnD listen, oy reaufi
IRON Fladry British ess1ye, pamphle.s, a
reviews. &c; among hich l.recollect 2 &C
woods Magazine occupied very conSP'cuo
place: and. not content with hours thus W.
led. the gentleman must have the benefit OF
sA5,rnT,cut. IN spite Of the rc-nolsugnces
m.slf and others; and, on the next day,w
-ei.ashad eoergJ and renewed vIgor' continu
H. ,rfict tIoOn us the punishment oil hstenl
10 H. anil unmeaniag, and irrelevant quo
r,,s The honorable gentleman from MAJ
MI. Ci,ford.) despite the agony depicted
,ysrv countenance around him, untJemg.y
froiIcad another subject, on which an adm
istration man are Cloquent-"Ine History
The Federal and Democratic Parties !
b,,ir aftrr hour was cOnsuned m reading II
and aescanting on ell the partisan wrIIeH
the frat thirty years Of our Government.
AGAINST this waste Of time | must distln,
p50,est, because the party IN power puoIIs
some years since pampllot under ulS =
Twas compiled under the supervisor OF
cho.cc spirits, and was sown oroadca5'
rrauilorsly over the who'c land, parl'cui
ictAs Vest. have a copy OF y DOW DC
no therefore think this new edition oy
gentleman from Maine quito unneces~ ary'
psciauy as /. is much inferior 20 the hrst ;
nr, / would, with due Difference, sugse'
gentlemen that. If they wish TO recomW
themselves 10 Executive favor, 6y neco''
PARTISAN authors and pamphlet scrb0iers' W
I, NOT be better that thew should hctaHe %
selges 10 the closet, and N that retired
scr,vvl 10 their hearts contentl Thousan'
dollars could be thus saved 10 the People,
Vet the public receive the benefit Of Their
knowledge and literary gleanings. But
ihe gentleman from Missouri (Mr. jane
outstripoed all his cunpeers IN the niger
Of his cruelty; for, in spite o. all enIreaiy
al remonstrancc, he caused TO DC Feaa
orc whole ne Wspapcr and parts OF Sc
others. The Nashville Union was, pc
the name of the paper which he gravel.
formed Us he should adopt a. part 9
speech To this, sir, have no oeolectl,,
Gentlemen may adopt any bantling they, Pl
Icare no, what its color. Or IT, origin; ou
wish that some RUE could be devised wis
gentlemen couldbe permitted TO give Us
pamphlets and reviews, and newspaper
ga s9ngs. by tie TIL Then, SIR. Dill
ding f,f the civil and diplomatic expen
the Government, might be discussed en-
posed Of in somewhat less time tnan lor'9
and nights, and some exhoItioas m'sl
ayoida6 which. to saw the least of them, {