Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

ID o. the House To one fast The gentleman i'm
tennessee, (Mr Arnoldl during the whole OF tn
'sson OF Congress, had been the first to call TO o
Mr. ARNOLD Ard have been the 6rs; mn
TO obey the rules oTorder.
' Mr. ST EENRoD. And he has been the first
violateit
Aiicr some conversation
The CHAIRMAN Pers sting in his decision tn
the contcm0n from Tennessee was out OF order
Nir ARNOLD appealed from the decision.
And, Mr. A sl:d, he would briefly state III
y grounds on which he had appealed. lie did ND
intend to take bNck word he hal said: he had ney
Il er been afraid ct responsibility here o. sSewher,
lie despscd that poor, miserable. trucking sysier
OF pohues, which made man afraid 20 speak IN
truth. Tie had sad IN his remarks that ne d,B no
know who the Administration party here was. Wa
hat out of order' But, for himself he had s,t
that he considered the Administration party here 4
be the late Locotoeo r-uty, and that the Pre,iden
belonged 20 them. Was that out of orleI2 Wb.
them lie had said iirtht tha' II ever there wa
a man 1T 20 make noisrn Locofo,o, It was IN,
poor miserable wreteu at the other end OF the ave
nue. Was this cut ot ordcr7 Ii IN cap fitted
aud the friends OF he Pres dent Of the United St,
chose 10 Pnt u on his head, he MIR A. % b,
called TO order because Suey chose 10 make the ap.
pIlcauon1
/ The CHAIRMAN sid he had unSerst, ID the
gentleman to teier to the President L. was on that
ground especially that the Char had called the gen.
Neman 10 order. Il would be for the House 10 saw
whether the so understood the gentleman
| And the qn.s'oh beng on the appeal
( Mr. ADAMS SAID, II appeard TO him that the
worus upon which the decision had been made shou q
be reduced 20 wiring.
Some further proceedings followed. when
Mr. ARNOLD, at the request, he said, OF some
friends around hun, Withdrew his appeal
Mr. lNGERSOLL rose 10 renew The appeal from
the decision OF the Chair Mr [. con,ented tbet II
the right OF The member, so long rs he did NOT
invoke the influence OF the Executive TO sneak of
him IN any Terms that he might please; always re-
mcmberius that he did hs own personal and
Representative responsibility.
/ MIR ARNOLD, whilst he thanked the gentleman
from Pennsylvania (Mr lnsegso) for the liberal
views he expressed IN relation freedom OF debate
IN this House, hoped the gentleman would not in
slst on his aupeAl.
Mr. lNGERSOLL said he would then. AZ the re-
quest Of the gentleman, withdraw his appeal
After a remark iron Dir hElNl, which the Re.
porter cor not hear,
MIR ARNOLD resumed his remarks, and proceed
ed without iU,'her interruption until the expiration
OF the hour.
Mr. STANLY rose in reply. On the obvious
and simple que7uoo whether the Government should
pay is dro' 10 the mail contractors, he said there
had sprarg up party debate Of 4 violent Character
much resembling that took place At the last ses-
sion. Since this was the case, and could not nov
be prevented, Mr. s. wished TO say few words IN
remark upon VIVA; had been sud- during the debate.
oy some OF ms uo.iuca, friends, who hid once and
ed, during the late election, to bear aloft the veto
rIouS banner on which was inscribed, ~Tippecapoe
and Tyler too
A voice-"No; no Tyler TOOL
Yes: say Tyler too" And the motto is hal.
lowed-Is consecraiei IN the memory OF tina, clo.
r.oes army, which, on this sign, marched onward to
victory.
After some observations IN allusion TO The sreseb
OF Mr. Arnold Of Tennessee, MIR Stan.y went on 10
say that G. venerable cO'e1-uc Of the gentleman
lMr Cave JchnSon,l who, If runor speaks the TRUTH
Is 10 be our next Postmaster General, If Amos Ken.
-aN. u not Er4-.- k--
he knows OF the SUBJECT Of Thanking coonskns. In
a most violent speech Of his a-aius; MIR Granger
(saii Mr. he has dssces led 10 the lowest degree
OF vie aoase-So .ow, that none but himself of cI
iher party, would 500? 70 use such language on
tins hbor The hyena alone, the mlaueS, the
worst looking the most hiieops aad revolving OF a
the ANNA. creation. pr upon tie leac. Yet
scarce hat the body OF William Henri Harrison
been horne to Norm Bend, -sacled D., asst, lbs
iong gCp5Se-ll7t repose from which II shall not
awake u.l the irumpel shall summon II % that iuJg.
ment tor which, as | believe. lis spirit De- prepared
and from Thc~ II shall soar IN minz.e ioreyc: With
the te owshlp OF the purHed spirits on hist-lhen
the miserable, the sh'~.riu.-l will eds ain from
using h-rsheT eplhcts, however they may " .aer
ed-thC miserable and shameful. at.-.nrt W., COZ
reIyal 10 make mt ria Tor party con.s. cat OF ne
a preparation 20 pay the expenses Of his funsra -
an a'templ irom which every human ing with one
feeling ct humanity or houJrIn h. bosom mus; bav,
turned win .Oa,hlrg an adherence. Gel -el3t.f.
Administration, God help tie cogntryi God deli.
yer u i this Is 10 se OF our heads OF Dsnart-
msnH Then ye hrye had gentleman from ..uois.
who comes rushing fresh fOm fue sawpits and from
lhe butt h.oes OF the pranIcs-lIst from rmorg '.s
Poliawat1m'es, li any OF them are eft therel-
and on the second Day OF MS appearance on tnIs
moor, he informs - that there j. TO be dssoulio
OF the Cs5rei, and that the gentlemen who now
honor ana adorn the Departments Of this Govern
meni ny Tres!tns over them, are 20 get their wa K
ing papefs!' Sir, It he had known these men;
II he had ever enjoyed but single hour with them
IN private company, he would have been the .ast
man 20 apply 10 gentlemen Of their talents anC
standing, and ehned and seu.iemauIy bearing, Ian.
guase OF tbs description. The present Executive
CABINET Is composed of the best, the CHEST mind.
ed, and the a5est men since the days OF Washing
lon Ctn the gentleman SUPPOSE that men Ike
these entertain any great horror at the thought 10
use the genttmuu'5 polished phTascl OF - ett.ng
their walking papers!"-tnai the ca IA Of private
. iie-where they arc most uonored, because there
they are the most thoroughly knOwn-hls any
horrors for theml No, s.r-no. II you'd be U.',
a happy aaj welcome release from the cares Of
hat of1cal station which, from them, gains more Of
dgnLy than % clEie-s. Such remarks DO not come
WIKI good grace from gentleman who has hard.
/ " SHAKEN the dust Of travel from his clothes and
who, though he has scarce placed is loot upon this
nc r, undertakes 20 proclaim IN advance, that such
men rs no" coWHv-- tHs Council OF the PrssIe..
are % "get tic walking D7Dcrs.m No, gentlemen
lay not tn; Haiieung unct.On 20 your souls Bot
II u were tue. this Cabinet were 20 he dissolved
-whsL W.. you gain by It Do you want 20 tase
] John Iy.cr 100 your jreacLerous and ml.Iyran,
embraces What have you 70 DO with Cszo.u-
| ton Of the Wing Cab.nei2 Do you want s,ge
fat Receiver place to be secured Or 90 yo.
seek the appointment Of some postmaster who sha.
frank all sorts ot piPar7 and pamphlets mr. the sub.
Iec' Of AnoIN"ni Why you know peffest.y v, D
that there is not n man here who would take M
John Tyler as his candidate, NJ tie I'D Of his ore.
! sent four years term You chuckIe, and r. Io.~e.
AMI almost burst your sides with Laughing a, ths
tsnclci ascor5 IN the Wing ranks but not one man
Of you has had the coUrage or the grace 10 saw
here ~ your places, that you will SUPPORT Join
Tyler as your Presidential en- ldatc, as a reward
for his veto on The bank bill. None of YOU wi 4 s1v
this, though you can hang rouuI the avenues of The
palace, iJwnrg upon he Pre.iIcn', and volunteer.
ing advice ull he Is worn out by your imporunIiirs
/ 10 break with his own friends anI come into yoYr
keeprS, and az soon as he does, and you Eays s.r.
/ yea yourselves OF him, you are prepared 10 TOM.
/ hawk MN The very first opportunity. a most ex.
| taorIrarY spectacle 10 rs which We witreg. f-,p,
| Day 10 C1y. The gentleman does not knp,y the
co1nse.s Of HE own purity, nor does he unIer.taud
what ne rs taking about, when he prDyhcsie- So
confidently he dismissal of the present Clbinrf.
Nhcn The CHulnct and the President part. fE.y
vii part on gre't puucIpCs-they will par, Ik,
Trends and Ike gentlemen. They are ,yi.,inr f1
" icIdY 10 20 whenever the rgmot. 50 wish slt b,
exposed. Re TmCnl hos band sHmcnis for zen
IKE THESE, beyond the utmost stretch of the Illinois
gentcn1r's mind or cJnca plon ay, charms IcvonJ
tlf PrDhis Oh the i1iiC5t csvgfs Ofiicc-hgyord
/ grant Of the richest puirIa lands.
Sir nv friend from Tennessee, lIr Arno.5l-
Tor ] viii G. nunre % call hin So as long AS sso
/ although confess while / isird his language dix
mornlns' could scarce recognise MN a. politically