The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-21


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your brow LoSHns 4 stewart, Sir, .issr 10 Knew w
that the rscoilsction ~ svsrv roe,bsr could f... ~.
words on linn hs rssort \" ~ o.d .n me ~
saying that il was an inference '''ss "
nsmbsr ~ ts h; NJ ~. . I9m'h .enss o. every
MIR Van Buren would have ve,"s% the hill ho canIe
know wss not msmser of Mr. van Bmrlns sh Toa,a
repeat that I;nT,,,.%;i " "a va '~ '"ie"' Cabinet
WrLLrn-(sneeringly and savseelv,-Oh inae.a sir
wa. no, nember Of Nh Ven Rrs cSu,a he know be
who knows nothing about matter ousbt 70 soy nohnn
about Now give YOU nv advice GU ny
flturn '~S ""S''"'s''' 'o' '''
srrwARr-fwitb com;c., sa,rr,..;n =.
WEnrsBut the gentleman - annsh.r tric
brand upon INV forehead sir ,ya ~, cs fool a. ~
make any such assertion TO- M h mSa saIn aM have
xans mat o! t must have thought the member from Pennsyn
the most niggardlv econorysr ~ ".n ;rhs cond snesk
for hour and not utter word but what was false.
hood 80
Cr.ot .srs.,;.n 49,, ...ar A.. ,uh;~ r.u.h.r. -. a.
other side Of the house made remark nrectIv audible al
the Pencr..r,s Sa.i .,. u to L. =, ''' ~
WrIrsn But, sir the gentleman Saws that hs smoke
us the Indian An Indian went to Tavern keepe, and
told him II he'd give him a bottle Of rum bsd tall
him where there was a deer The man rave him tha
rum. Now" saws the Indian !" 90 tn n GER
tain field and there You will find large oaE re GER
centre; YOU will find three no,cbes cmt in H. ana 49,
that three you'll n deer The man Vent and so %
found no deer. He came back angry and said {" WIN
Indian you've cheated me there's no deer there saws
the Indian. Did you find The 6eld1; " Yeas "Dia Won
fnd the tree7D "Yesn mid Won find The th-s. ,nchs
cut into inv Yesn "yerv well then ,Sy.. -. ~ n
truth is pretty well for an Indian Uaurhterl And go
will. the gentleman from parn,vIvar;. s,,orn.a Sa
thinks at least he's done A. we'll a. tho Plra;sr "e
aughter). Sir although do not profess TO he able 70
fckW the track Of wy sliuv snake vet shall anS.s
to follow the track of the centmsn Inc neSont;c
phosop hcal gentleman from PennsvIvan;a said sir
that had heard that speech of his before So hal cir
crouched in much better lanpunpe n WAS The regular
stump speech of 1870 And it's nav with the gan
tleman, himself, sir for he delivered eli those
philosophical arguments about the tariff in this House
about u ago. which will show that he's much ola
man. least il not a wiser one than am Here h.
read from small duodecimo volume Mr. McDnffe,s an
swert0 Stewards remarks abont tbe tariff about The
sheep that furnish the wool that furnish The cloth 10 HE
mansacturer) And Mr. McDufie said sir If those srgu
ments not original and profound and philosophca
they least very familiar for thew had great re-
sembance in point Of wisdom yersifcaton rvfhm and
poeca melody to the nursery rhyme of The House
that Jack built !" (Laugter) Now cir 10 faisebood M
2. The gentleman said that two thirds of the Committee
OF Ways Means denied the power of the general GO
vernmen to improve the western waters Now SIR that
ia not true
SrEwAKr-Wil the gentleman Weld the floor for expla
nation?
WELLER-No, sir, do not wish 10 be interrnpted he
has spoken twice.
'SrEwARrThe gentleman makes charges and then will
not hear explanations said that twothirds we're friend.
Of MIR. Van Buren,, who denied that power
WELIERSr, he said it. 80 reported in the parer
And shall prove that MIR Van Buren, does deny the