Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-27

AIR. ARCHER. lie would say, however, ta.' . snu
remarks OF the Senator, harsh as they were, mi"
he construed ss having aGsion 10 bis colleagues ~ Tue
other Iouse lie (ilr Al discharged no more ''1 ~
The duty which he knew his honorable cone"s"e -,
the other House would discharge towards MN WIZ ~
offensive au,on supposed 10 be made TO nun " "s.
h. could not defend HIMSELF TO ask the noho,"0''
nator tn make some disclaimer Us resa'ueu '''e
MIR CLAY here said, No, no s,.,ox ,vere
NJ ARCHER The words of the Senator W.
"A low vulgar and pr"higate cahai' VII Ia ,,ound
tor also designated 4 Kitchen CABINET "'u an III.
I'd the PRESIDENT and were endeavo,'"e :. Guinness.
peseul Cabinet Now, who wouiu ",s p" III 49, rao,ls
f. H.. that low and infamous caoaE "o"'e Wv o,her
10 r. : sunpo,e il to be composed oil any o'''.
,h ,hse =, no were sent here by me Penp'e "
son, Them in Congress- lie asked Tue 'e rsa,Lness
Kan,ucky to saw III that spirit oil cahoor anu ,h
,,h alpays characterized him, VII" he ineahloy '''
49, d ~ disclam any allusion to his colleagues ="
uon.e ss he had done for his colleague anu
himse If in this body. :, c,,. o,ld
make mn inquiry Of him and stop at the inquiry Will
out going 10 MAKE al argument, ne M"ula :: ant
b,n lie had said this and he wonid repeat H. u''u
NH. M d,sclamer-that certain gentlemen profess
,og 10 be the friends, par eLesHehce, OF Tue
Of the IT, S, had put themselves IN oppoSon " an ~"
leading measures OF the Administration he saiu 'a
,nmor stated that caba formed, tor the purpose
Of breaking down the present Cabinet ana FORMING .
rew ONE and that that caba did not amount TO enough
n make CORPORAL guard. He did not say who ,hey
were; but he spoke Of rumor only Now, ne @ouiu ASH
his friend from Virginia Mr. Archerl 1t he never heara
of that rumor' Ii the gentleman would tell MN 'ia'
he never heard OF that rumor, IL wouid give h'it ~
claims to answer.
MIR. ARCHER confessed that he had heard OF snch
rumor but he never heard Of any evidence 10 sup
port H. c
Mr. CLAY. | repeat il here, in The lace OF TIE
country, that there are persons VINO cai ,he,hseNe''
mar erfeilence the friends OF John Tyler and yet OPP
pose all the leading OF the Administration
Of John Tyler. Will say that the gentleman himself
is not Of that cabal, and that his colleague IS not Far
Their than that, tins deponent saith NOT ana VIII NOT 3D.
Mr. ARCHER. The gentleman has not adseried 10
the extreme harshness of the language he employed
when he was first up and he would appeal to the gen
cmen present for the correctness Of The version ne
MIR Al had given il. The gentleman SAID there was
cabal iormed-a vile Kitchen Cabnet-low and IN
famous who surrounded the President and inst'gaed
him To the course he had taken That was the Ian
guaye employed by the honorable Senator Now sup
pose language such this had been used IN the DINER
branch OF Tie National Legislature, which might be
Supposed refer to him, (slr where he had not an
opportunity OF defending himself, what would be the
Of his colleagues there? The course OF those
hgi,.mindsd and honorable men there toward hun,
would be similar that he had taken IN regard TO them
Mr. CLAY. Mr.. President did | say one word
about the colleagues Of the gentleman: SAID there
was cabal formed for the purpose OF breaking down
the present Cabinet and that that cabal did not num-
was and do not me an to be Intercepted. Any mem
her on this floor has right TO ask me If alluded 10
;,:m; but nobody else has. spoke Of rumor only
Mr. ARCHER said few words, but ne was moi
| heard distinctly enough 10 he reported
\ Mr. CLAY. | said no such thing. said there was
n rumor-that public fame had stated that there was
caba formed for The purpose Of removing The Cabinet
and ask the gentleman if he has not heard OF thai
runner,
| MrARCIIER after some remarks too low to be heard
i a - Tho. rnris fnp LEI
had quoted 10 which he referred II was the remark
Of the gentleman that there low and infamous
cahal-a vile Kitchen Cabinet-and the gentleman
knew that to his ycw there could not be more odouS
nbrase used Than Kitchen Cablnet-and that II was
/ these expressions that he wished an explanation o.
/ Mr. BERRlEN said it was the concurrent opinion oil
al the Senators around him. that the Senator from
Kentucky had spoken Of the cahal ruinor, and As
not coming within his Own knowledse lie hoped tne
Senator would understand him in rising 10 MAKE t!ls
explanation
! Sir. ARCHER said he was glad TO hear the disclan.
pr made hy the gentleman from Georgia, and ne would
therefore st down under the CONVICTION mat the gen
,eman from Kentucky had made no such blow at his
COLLEAGUES nf the other House, az h had supposed
The question vas len (at past clock taken anew
upon The passage Of the Bank BILL and decided by yeas
and nays d nlinms:
Yq.-M-s-rs Harrow, Ratc,, Rayad, RcrTen, choatN Clay
AZ H. niyon Evans Graham, Henderson Ilrn'insiom keI
M,nanm Neuick %llSr, Mor-h"aG, Porter. Pten f,es"n
smn,ons Indiana, Souhal, ialmadge, ht- ana
..a.~,ir.sr. ,lcn Archer, Rcaon, Buchanan, Calhoun
Gay II .labama Clayton snl'eit Fulton, hl". Inn, ''l Fan
pan, Walker. Williams Woodbury.. Wright and Young
There not being the constitutional majority OF twn-
thirds in favor of lie bill, winch would he requisite to
.n, il l., he sent TO the House of representatives for
the ike concurrence there the bill remains finally re-
jrc'ed
Til, Senate then, after e5austing session OF seven
hours, adj"nrned.