Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19


early hour. and the d"r- were kept closed through
the day. II was understood that N. nominations
under consideration were OF a Naval character
The nomination OF d 5 Carr j, before tho Senate
As Naval ofiirer OF Baltimore
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The mrruing businC,s was unim,r,rrant. md m.
House al ma early hour wen, into Committee of
the whole upon the
GENERAL APPR )PRGATToS BILL
Ihe committee was organised Is formerly and
the debate went on. NJ. Adams not having closed
Yesterday was entitled 10 the n or TO-DAY IT,.
galleries were filed at early hour in the ..n,c-
iaiion OF hearing Mr.. A. His speech Yesterday hal
created good deal Of feeling. aud all paris of the
cham Yer were II ln o. hear the csnclnsinn of il to
day Mr.. Adams was speaking in reply 10 Nj
G. Ingersol, OiPs
tie had said but a few words this morning. who,
MI inger~' vas mp for rIpanniian. and being much
excited he poured firth a volume of personal abu,,
which show ed much bitterness of tonne, mi nj
h'iIe bad taste IN the use of language
Mr. Adams had said that there we're five ms; -,
va 'he argument OF the honorable gentleman tro,,
pennsylvania. and minated that they were of
charncier better suited - the Five Pnn. Of one az
'he great cues OF the Union. than distinguished
statesman having seat upon the hoor OF ia. u,uSe
Mr. lngerspl rose and said that the aIlusiop ,a, IN,
decent, disgusting, aud all that Hehad never he,n
IN 'he rive P.Iits OF New York ank knew n,lhios
"hA'.Ner OF them ID q he presumed the eentI.
man from Massachusetts lie was no doubt fsmiIi,,
WIN 'hem AMI had m1!e his uain lance sufFice ,,
" ~aniicsi IN his specrh Of to-day and y-sterday-
ar ihgrrsoI SAID much more-ln VII: that the zen
iiemnn frnm Massachusetts had slid thai his en-.
,i'fuOnis were identified with the people az m, r..
TOh's-'hai The genIlemI frpm M,ssIrhu.et,.
nan made hiinSelt atrOciOus by his abua nabl. sen
I'M h's on THIS II Ir-ihai his opinions were Eng.
fish and his feelings are -nIi.Amerit.an. az
Mr.. Adams heaid Mr. Ingrrsoll's eIplanarioo ve.
"e'oy !" me eni' an replied with Irem .ndous
severity. He had not. he sail. Identified IN. cso
'lemnn oT the genilemln's constituent. IN o, e
"er with the Five Points Of New York m. b.J
aa'u 'hai IN 1--we P'ints of The gentleman, nryu
nen' renniet HIM uf the FIVE P,inIs of ON. tC IN.
ciHes. u The senilcmm chrse Ia carry gu, IN. an.
'"gy aud identify hinself or his district :. nh Tins
pace he was "eIc''me iu. Ia lilo had u It d,ne
: and shnnld MT do II.
In regard To The opinion the honorable r.I,JIc.
m IN wl'"se Voice now for war and ,,L, co..
most valiant that he mr. lam-) WIS English m nj.
'"''"ha-'he could DULY ray that such senuncnt,
came "hh very al grace frum one WIN had ho..
iod hat ''fhe had lived ~ the Rryslu,ion he h,It
nave been Troy and that he conlI never o,,..,d.,
~" word term rePruarh. "Wnen dill the gen
iiem1n from Pennsylvania changed his ssn;,meu,,,
When did he cease To be a Toryr'
Mr. Adams said mu"h more and no,h,,, ,,,,IJ
nave been more severe than his ma one. or N, Ian
suage. ~ ''' '1'
ME- Adams next returned 60 the Right II Search
p"S'"oh winch he discussed with oil The learning
% 49,, NC k"o"n To p'sscss IN rrgard TO the d.
P'omicy OF fore gn naIi"ns The f.ost,n md Iii
y"l France was particularly discussed and th,onh
u ths branch Of his argument, Mr. Adams yys. la,
ehed 10 With the mist PrOfourd aIteotion
ne subject of the annexation OF Tsras Of osare
sue ar 'laTery-nnd lrcidenial questions
We're neI' discussed. Upon the subject Of war. MIR
HI.m' SPIKE with great feryency aud effect lie
@eheEeJ that N ere was necessity for vya,.,hn,
ai the questions al issue bat seen the Britisb (ov
eminent and our own could he settled vs,thou, so,
-hl' many as were the difficulties between N.
anu the G'Ternment Of Great Britain; ali of th.,o
might DC sotiied without resort 10 aims The.
Vas no difficulties which could not b. oV,ycon.
" bringing mo The negotiation proper temper and
prOper spirit. ~
var. however. was Ear from impo..,bl. and n,
'fOm improbable 90 point offt,t n ,x,. Lo,yov.,
W me opin"'n Of Mr. Adams mu-h nor, likely 4,
gf"" ~ "ui 81 question with NeEicn than win
EHg'and. Incidentally Mexico might bring a.. into
a war with England.
IN rega'd 10 TrIas. Mr. Adam. said n. VA. o,D,
: ~ 'ne anheha,oh oiT"rss tie wss opposed 10
u on many grounds. the n,in INC ~ y,b,rh So, ,h,
slavery which lac regarded a. plague .f,,, ,sa.
Grated there He would s1y tn the : yb r..
~ ila'h IrTas dId not tolerate Slavsyy n. ,o,tl
not hVor or consent 10 the ndm s.i,.f NJ H., -,
INTO The Union. 81 long a. he brssihsJ the h,",,y
~ we ne would oPPpss The ADMISSION Of Tsr,,-
''s' De,a"se very sH''ed there aud ssoonIly ~,
fsa'on iar dierenibBi sufle lent nevsyibsless ~ ,,
fh hs action. because TeIas had r.,d, !, 49,.
WIN Ifea' Brialn by which she consented ,o ~.
tgh' oi seafrh. u we admitted TEXAS "a, ,b,nlt
% tis " 'PIOssu
Alr Adsmr closed hi, remark, y, IN g.,.,.i -.
menus upon the institution Of SLAVERY a, +, r,J;,,t
qae"'n. lie was morally frsysr oppo,s.I q, .,,cb
',''DD1' W N he country; but with S avery IN
he Southern States he would not intsrfsr. b,cs,,.
eo"hini'onally be could not 10 o.; besU.s n. h,.i
% fghi Co. and because he vas wiling tb,t ~.
'ou'h should nan iss ihHr institutions in ,b.,
t""h Wy Hc would. however, ny This with one
Qualification wbirh he had always made. aud 49,
70 ""nid now rspeai,--naruely. that no y,.ulI r,
| 'AefIofo WIN slavery % long us slavery IA 49,,
,''s"efrt"Hh him lie would MT consent that m.
| rec Siuies should interfere will II % Io,, :. I.
did not interfere with The free States vs. -.
ever The States 81 the S'uih called Oh IN. re-.
o'aie' 20 iikc pau in defsnro Of uIsir Io,,i,,;
\ We QUESTION oecBne a different oss
Nhen thsy were called up1n 70 ant A.,
domestic reNoluiisu, civil Or e seville "a, a.
II..lOn orsa"s Hai'Onal ono, var qnssiiop I, |
M"eh me Norh we're much inisrsst.J =. a..
ou'h' and % which thcy bad right 10 spsak n /
H1. war qus'iion, sHd na,h q v.r oo.,,.,,
a. though q bad refsreuce ~ freirn "a, -.
w adams illustrated hs ssysssl p,,,,,o,. .,
shglh' sd went into mIuy historsr,l ,,f.,.,...I
aho Neis 70 susiain he synelusions H. c.prI,,,,,
~ 80 ~ wes open 10 eonviriipn unsn "a. ,li..,
900 ~ ne we wrong. OF his consfups,t, -.
wrong 90 The people ofths commonwealth q, -
~ eo,o"gea he hsp@i hat he and ,hsy would b. I,
~ hrn'eH le we ppon 10 r9s
'''i'on' All wo'lj yield lhs ~, f,r others