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


Sao6oS 600 This is also untrue Faisehood No. Here
the secrcsarys report where he says the
the hrs quarters OF 1913 S3 0O0 00O and for the
quaeier will he So 900 more making about SIG 600 600
And sir. docking fercely at StewarD with that report
ang YOU IN the lace how dare you rise in t,is House
and say the receipts 20 millions Great
tony Take the brand then. sir
siEwAsi i can prove every statement that made to
be true, Il have the opportunity. Send me the book
That iealing Of it is not correct.
WEtiEaISir, every man reads for himself And he
sir caring little whether he himself 10 the truth
or not gets up here and tells these fsehoods
srKwAar--f can prove every statement uttered.
WELLER t'arcasticaliy and btteriy)-rhen you must
believe that he's wiser than you are though not
than you think yourself to be- But sir let's pass on to
fafs~hood No He says air that back off line Eve miles
from the sea board and lake shores for the last twelve
years there has not been much money expended in in
ternai improvements II cost to build this hall Now
sir during nine there has expended So 900 OO
on the Cumberland road alone. Now sir when q membe,
tte these falsehoods he Should have the brand put
him
SrEwART- 1.-THE gentleman will yield me the floor can
prove whit did Great exc,ement)
WELLER-No, sir he has made the charges they are IN.
true-et him wear ti.e brand
STEWART (cooy)-well, sir, the gentleman does not
affect me With his personalities, so much he does him.
WELLER-I don't care what the gentleman says now
cir IL he chooses TO put in his pocket all have said OF
him mp to this lime he's beneath my notice now rea,
sensation and excitement all over the House)
srrwAer-Wel sir, shall not handy ephets with tn,
gentleman, and II he chooses to continue them he had
better go into the ,h market and handy them with the
hshwomen Immense excitement)
WELLER-No sir, ] shall not handy epithets with any
hshwoman or hsh-man, either. (ntense excitement and
cries Of "order-l call the gentleman to order.m
Ronrnr W'srHRop in the Chair-Languagc has been
use1 IN this debate which would not have been allowed
hal the difficulty bstween the gentlemen arisen in the
Committee but 1t arose in the House.
srtwAar-sjr, can prove all have asserted
WELtFR-Now, sir. the gentleman said that Mr.. Van
buren, withheld his % year the estimates for the Cum
bsrlsnd Road md the Rivers This is faisehood No. -
(iere he read from the book)
SIIwARr--Read for December 1882
. WELLER That's not the 2d-hut the Sd year Now
therefore, sir say that although the gentleman il not an
economser OF money that he very great economiser
Of ruth
SrEwARr--Whats that
WnttEn-No matter; sir it'll all appear in the papers
nrEwART-But want TO know il now
truth % "
sr.wAnr-Not half 30 much as the gentleman himself
IL. (Exctement)
WELlEn-When mans pocket il weighed down With
Insult, sir, he can't expect to be treated like
Here the excitement and confusion was IN or.et n. IN
drown the rest Of the sentence ~ e''"' " "
SrEwARr-Sir, The gentleman from Ohio ia using very
unnandsome ana ungentleman1y course towards me in
making these charges and refusing give me an oppor
tunity OF explaining and showing that I'm right ~
EpwAnD Joy NoRes trisng warmly )-Does the oen,le
man from Ohio to say that my colleague has ntteroJ
deliberate fasehoods herci Az to this bsndving oS ;
thets don't understand. want some definite charge
Wt4LER-( Amd much excitcment)--I DOM know
whether they were deliberate or not
SrEwARr.-I repeat, the charges untrue.
WtLLEN-One Mt a time, gentlemen One at a time
Mr. SCIENCE here nterfered and proposed that Al wei
Ter had spoken twice Stewart should be allowed to reply
WELLgR.-Ive not courted this controversy with the
gentleman but Pm ready to meet him here any where
else (lntense excitement) said that would dsprove
bis alsehoods or take the brand have dsprovsd them