Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
CLAY AND WEBSTER.

lHS t't'Wins aiu-.sl 20 these jitisglishcd States
''Sn' was made 10 MG Mins.n Os NJrth Casolina
~ 'le course vi h's sues on 70, Prospective Pre-
tmpi"n bail. IA ,he LniI-J Sa'.s Senac January %
~ WAS indeed by rude "a ndscoa, attach by that
hie-soa"h'S viper. William Allen OF Oh.o. upsn he
'a''e' scn'lemn ~ Oao Mao properly appreciates
'he great ricn @, ruli.s, ll regret ANY assault
nF"n hsn by taoji Nint,cUVc oagia.eS. which las a
tendency TO brnE OK distinctly their ,sGc yir
tues ami % place bs!,re ..e American People more
plainly, the character % Ia.is numerous end patriotic
services
M Webster a;i Nj Clay both v,anl u9on ne.
uesai grounded n The respect AMI affection Of their
c'nEryren. entirely elevated :, be tbs Il iyhcst
degree injured b. .ar car.h.wor=s thai are forever
shining 10 ba'c. anA ya,ny striving ror erorae It's 80
Ia 20 ~ q dion.
We qu''s from the Na;.on,l In,aascn,,r OF the
2osh J4ulaly.
IA Sac great debate u7on the Iaud BIZ ;hc day be-
taEo ysssnls, n reply uf Mr. Allen. of Ja, Senator
A!'psum tlsurg.,hsd himself by an able AMI ef,se-
i've speech. n h.s happest manner. The speech will
We reported nj large doe course. aud ~ shall MT
s'fesiaA the readers gr,ucaion in the pcFusl by any
attempt - aaalysc u. Tscrs ose passage OF the
speech h5w'Nsr wh'ch cannpi refrain from de-
scrit;.s q oar traders. Il IN reply 10 u plrcul-
ary NriDfIou. assault span Mr. Neh,tsr b. The Oh,
>oa2iir in reference 10 his opposition 10 The proposed
appropriation Of three millions OF dollars 10 he placed
Al the dissrsilca ofGoncral Jacks,n 10y WY ofaInenJ.
men 10 ne oriicslion appropriation bil Al tho close
" NtsN @''-it~ "a NFiilF 1904. -.
ne M shi elect IN reference To either The land or naval
services which snlmeai came % the Senate lat. IN
The night Of the Of March being The las. day aud
night of the session
J la reference - Ihis alsoa. iir Mlnsnm .niI Nc
wei! Remembered that Highi ~ had understood iha
a ''his;n had iakcn place among hs members o. th.
party IN power; portion ofthen being in favor 9th,
s!evason Of Mr. Van 1Iren To tho Presidency Nh,l,
2nn'aSs potion We're not Willing % truxt him, n had
Dee" s'd on the H''r OF ths Senate that hundred
snd nay s.Il Ct Frcnca vessels OF war were OF on
lcoas5; rep-is1ls HAD been askeI bv the Pre.ilen,
which fgrsnisd, Noaid p-ccip.Iac rs i.,5 war viii
France IN a. hours Ana al this rlf WHAT .Way
So sad Mir NJ. i We could have nccn forcc, into
war, tho appeal would - irresistible 10 the n,pul.i
ieeins M favor Of continuing the .ffI-ro ofNcw Or
!esns al the head ri the States 10 guide tho conie.
II Hence that portion Of the Ca5ir.s the Lower hin.
he believed u wasi Who wore in favor Of elesiin,
Sen Jackson ior .lIirl Ierm al caly Q, plrnre III
country iH!o war. AMI the work vas done .hers
lore fell said Mr.. Nd that break Up the rsicnin
dynasty was Indispensable | Looked to war ~ M
approximations not iaI feared the proves OF The enc
! my abroad, but the Of the ensuay At HON,
And here suffer TO say; perhars ought no, 70 8,
a. yet VIII cay; TINT IN all probability that war "
avsFied by tie genius and wisdom and sazsciiy of on
man ('uding TO Mr.. Clay sitting in eomnitteerosz
ofthis Capitol believe, IL the secrets or that com
miticeroom could DO brought out q the liyht ,k
1 would tlii further enhance a reputation which ia In
properly and pride OF COUNTRY and would adj on
N re 10 Ihe long list Of The pnbc ssry~es Of ai M
IingHishef man. When The repcri from IN, Commits
on Foreign Affairs on the subject OF our relations viii
Ffanse was brought into the Senate, II was adortet
with sOa,e slight verbal amea men, of the re.,uioy
MT changing the object Of II almost unaniniorsv Hi
pr1'p5ci ct war, with all IN, party hlocs bnlt un,r
H. wss gono. But afterwards the last night of thr
session. Il was proposed TO insert by amendment in
appropriation BILL an item of ree millions Of dollar
To bs placed at the absolute discretion of tho Ers,u
a rssas ..,.1.t a..
large; The demand sudden; but il was pr~sseI wit
eagerness BY the emIsssres. or let me saw nv the
ssIe -ous irsnds of the Pendent who wore ,..
il'ing IN the ioh5es aad eagerly converting viii
thSir ireAlE then possessing ascendsnoy In bot
Losses oi Coagross. The Pfcsidsnt himself war 4
the CapIol. lis saryitors; hs nqeni,; IN. p,r.on-
and political friends wsra busily engaged IN psrua,
ing memoerI 10 give the appropriation their ao1rob,
lion am support. They unable, hswsT.r,
knidi' ~ the spark Of war That had been Too o.
ieeIuslly eItlngushed IA the committee room and II
eE!!"otf'n had basa confirmed IA The sanalc Bu
should this grant 10 u.sds the chances were ten 4
one that we sh1Hld a. oaco SEQ iis nana ont in
state Of astaal hosiiinies Il was on that osca.o
that the h)norlhs Senator from Ma,sa ,hus.tt, M
Webster rose IA his place, and ihrsw OF on, of ii,
most eonvulEnZ bursts OF elolusncc / ever Listens
tn. rise not here 10 defend that S,nat r: hs NEED
not ihe 1id VI my puny arm. his vast national =,
puiaI1n' m"rs especially his strong Ausr san f.sl
ins, have sndsarsd him 10 his csuntryrasn .ad mn,
convince even his enemies that he the true frsn
o. ms county. UAa witness 10 The gigantic pous
81 ms sIolusnee on That OCCASION and il Nas ons
the most extraordinary oTjrs ever remembered !
have heard Hal bSen called upon at that lime &
oIpress the feeling eIeiIsd 40 ny mind by tbs homo
able senator's speech on thu occasion. | should h.,
been ready 20 eIclaim, We'll done. good and fli.
fai 'srEant--Thai the ssaaio thought with ma wa
manifested By their soninoinS his views by tn.
action; while the universal Wing psrv: I an sure
may hcIudo the Sena!or from South t-oin. M
Cslhoun);in every portion of the country. agreed
their ssIimntes Of The high and devoted patriotism
which dictated his course
We do not give ih'ss as ths words; but they Ar
Ii,e snbsianes Of Mr Mnssm's remarks m r.oly I
Mr. Aliens al!u'ioh TO The incident referred 10.