The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-11

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Immediately after Mr.. P,ckeas lad cou.
cluded, Mr.. Slany ohta,aed The dor.
ir Slaaty sad Mr. Chairuan, thought
the other da,, when my friend from Nea
Y ork Mr.. Granger bud touched be . bag.
pipe" or lie BAG Of giad from whom SIS
have Just heard, Thar fs tones would cease
FOR While. LI II seems ! am mistaken
The fact is, sir, il g not - difficult a nat
ter az | thought 70 ntl4te tbs gas bng
fas sam Sick soud say from South Cato.
ina. Il takes bun nr. picasns) about
two hours 10 draw 10 "Iud enough ~ make
"a exrloslon Of abon, fifteen minutes, and
enc 81 these explosions sc have ilst had
DID &c; excel SIR that The remarks
a.ale last night would have drawn such j
hornets nesi about my ears.
Here Mr. Everett rose 70 a pom; n or
def.
lite Chair said he gentleman mes; kerp
70 order ana bot reply to remarks uaae
~aen smother suii-cg WIS l4Ier CONSIDERS
aaa1
sit stau'g sad hone, Hr. Chairman,
stall 1ol be a'efuga,gd ain rpp.fn.
10 feuarks wst madg. Sir, til. gentlemen
has been pleased 70 say, ionat 4 very agree
able tone, tJ,at he did not wlsii 20 intar he
saa.ce # tie valiant I.agHr,' o, he calls
me, from North Carolina | may or /
may not BE- "y0iaat knight" / have
ae5or thought myself so, aHi have noset
,aoJaAt m}se,t valiant Whether | am
Of not, others must determine, SAT, IHryrr
have thought myself iasensbie to fear.
thauk God vas bota sensible to fear--
to The fear Of Danger, Il the gentleman plea
Sos, and to the fear Of shame. And, sir, |
mrst be allowed to say that | do not believe
that my man, who ever had the Impuicnce
aad shaneIessBess to boast On this floor that
ha was 60 born rascnsibIe to fear, Is so IN
sensible to fear as the gentleman Womb
have Us believe be u. Tint be- is lnsens
bic to tke far Of shame, most willingly
aIntl.
The gentleman spoke Of me as brandish
.ag my battle axe" like Richard, as he
SAID, with sneer. Sir, # ever | brand!sh
ed my bale,axe on this floor, IN presence
of any ore, it must have been the gentle
man himself; and confess, sir with oil
humility, that # ! had no opponents more
formidable than The gentleman from South
Carolina, should feel like Richard, and BIZ
iusensl5ie 10 fear IN such a presence.
Tho gentleman compares ny speech 10
the attempt Of a " savage shooting at the
sun" II may be so, sir. Bu, the Com
mifee will perceive that in the remarks
made, did not address myself to the gen
t,eman, who has so unnecessarily u;etpos
ed 10 this debate. And Why dld not, sir z
Not because I thought should be ~ pow
ercss rs Eo describes me, bat bec5u3e had
seen HIN SO often, so numerically kicked
and cUiied and knocked about, so often rna
over On this floor, that thought he was
beneath NY notice, and utterly insignificant.
Here Mr.. Prckens rose, and attempted
an Interruption
Mr.. Sanly sad No, Sir, no. The gen
tlcman has made his speech; he must wait.
still make nine.
The Char Iaterposed.1
Mr., Stauly said MIR. Chairman, will
endeayor to keep IN order. ought to
hago a right to reply to tho remarks just
made.
Well, Slr, the gentleman soys hc is 70.
minded BY my speech, of the "n0rsefy
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