Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-27

Washington Correspond -.

Washington CorxQpond
= As4.ss cGEl, Dan. :, is44.f /
Sls:-TAe HeAse yesterday passed ne bill re- !
;uAAing, wilh SPer cent interest, he iine q cae
thousand dollars imposed BY Judge Dominicker
Hall Gas Kennedy Of Ind. calls him) on Genl' j,
Andrew Jackson for an alleged censsmpt Of court
IN fsl5-- Hal2Swkigs had the hardihood to cast
their votes against the bill. Old Jonney g.
m-AndeR the iists--1 he discsssieN sPoa cts.
passage was most animated one. Many hand
some speeches were made on both sides, but it
xss fsssrvea 70 UsSSssss of iliinoss.fo make the
speech Of the session, a. this questions 49,
western man, il yes Ind hesplN, ysu could not
but have felt proud Of him. lie was listened to
With great a,tention--and when he had finished
more than fifty Of the democratic members (nany
who did not know him) rushed in body 70 his
seat. seized him by the hand, and offered him
their congratulations. You can well imsg'ne
that il was proud moment for him. He will
take high stand in the House as dcbater.
More respect is entertained by the democrats
for those blue light federal wings WAC voted
against this bill, than for the trucking aud cow
ar,ly ouc., who, from policy, and fear Of the
people, voted fos it. This is emphaticaly the
feeling IN regard to the Tennessee wings. Thev
were hostile as fieads, at heart, to giving hack
to the patriotic old chief his thousand dollars; vet
they dared not vote against It. Their speeches,
a. YOU will ses, ex.ihit nothing but the most
.larin- Inconsistencies. In one breath they
would say that they were friendly to Ccal. Jack
scu, iatenae,, 10 vote Cor remission Of his INC.
aud in the next woald denoanes the bill u han,-
hac. aal declare that the democracy who were
urging its passage. would, when they effected il
pluck the brightest srr's from the chapls, OF re-
nova which .ncircles his brow. Well may and
would the old veteran exelaim: God save me t'~e
such ,ricsas.
Ma. democrats celebrated in enc ssysc, by !
\ ma-eifcieat supper, given by MIR. Mahsr et 'a'
Globe Hotel. at the Arpcla Hall. the aanrcrsN
nv ceshe hattie cf New Orleans. The democrats
member. cf the two hcase.. many distinguishes
strangers. and democratic citizens Of this cit
were IN attendance. Benton, Wright. Wooie ar,
Anen. X ns. wilkins. aud host Of cths OF II
big gus Of Democracy were called y and G,
tcrtaued the meeting with aaim' d and hca
thrilling speeches. Hwas hr.,ian, affair an
' went OF well and with good r. cling
!. Do no, believe, notwi' ...Andng the votes urc
= the several resolutions .rhich have been otlcre
c Sds what Che Hous: gill pass bin reducing
: strictly Tevep.e standard, the present high al
: onerous taris. ..dtie.. Whether the wing Sena
II i,x-ilt uni< xrIs~h b,sT FIR etle
|" hll' :, Of Uncle Sans cofers-now IN trn
e II .entable condition-instead Of those ct pa
ocular class of citizens engaged in the bus ne
OF manufactures, remains to be seen. hope al
!. trust the democrats in the House will put up
> them the responsibility Of accepting or relet
ing it, The resolutions which were offered
Mcsxrs Rhcit and Black and others were II
-. adopted because the Committee OF Ways a
,e Means, under rule of the House, are alrca
!, fully charged TO enquire into the subject
John c. Spencer has been nominated to MI !
-. vacancy which exists on the bench OF the 5
preme Court. There are various minors aft
/. as to The probability Of his rejection. lie is d
: :" pissed by the wings, and yet. as in the case
Webster, they fear him--and, especially. THU
in The coming Presidential struggle. BIZ. ihel
ms fore, no. as.o ,ished # they should consent to
nomination. -.4HH HH
~ Field Of Wisconsin, one Of the wise and d
nc Greet appointments OF this ''Tylcr too admin
u traiion-made in ts earlier aud better days. l
~ rcceutly been removed; after having blsi Ga
~ sam to the tune Of some or 6 thousand dolia
Inc r..,..s .a,,;n;.,~,t;on. an IN. xh;~ Senate !,
'ry h,,;.r. =, ! ,o, u;,bout 70 ,.c,. vii, d, all 4,
M en- to defeat the Oregon bill, and 10 give
" British, that magnificent country, which is o.
: b. every principle OF right and justice.ra ~