Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
4 W hipoer-:n Badly W h!ppcd.

Nh Wick VI. c. from Indiana announced in a letter
lately written to Chapman the '(;ane Cock OF the " IL
dcrness that he intended, tho urgent request of his
ferd~ give certain members of his party Congress
lively turn" fer opposing the Tariff Bill of Mr. Me
Kay. BILLY Wick who is quite equal TO Bill
~ Sawyer conceived that his talents peculiarly
dapted to the undertaking proposcdthat H. he - Poba
bly, coucrI,ed, imPuIeut, coarse, and vugarnsulting
without being particularly sarcastic, and buioon. who
fanccs himself wit. He supposed, therefore,
possess all the qualifications of whirperin: and
dinghy, during the discussion of the Tariff BIZ in the
House. h. .'opcned up Mr. RatlIbun other
fractory BRETHREN who seemed disposed forget the
oc step Of party drill How he Jared will be from
the following report Nr. Rahbun rep v Dayton Joul
Mr. Rathbun spoke short time upon the tariff Civ
ing his why he would the bill of the
Committee Ways aud Means, chiefly because would
sufficient to meet the of the gov
and then paid his respects, correctly
speaking his contempts Mr.. BILLY Wck,' as he de-
nominated him. He returned the hot shot thrown by
that member yesterday, with additional heat, rdlculed
and lampooned him until he had exhausted the vocabua
epitiIets contempt and rdicuIc. lie said he had
heard a rnnor but could vouch for the truth of it,
thar in the District which the member from Indiana rep
resented there living few years ago. gcner-
ally known as BILLY Wick, vino three times for
Congress a IVhig ana defeated. and that he then
suddenly became better informed, Mr.. Wick had sad
yesterday, that lie few years ago I9aig, and
honest then he ROW, Laughter but that he
better informed, came Locofoco, and now
in Congress. Laughter
Mr.. X. then referred TO letter which had lately APP
peared with the of the member attached which
heralded this shppjng that had been undertaken yes
terday Mr. Il. pronounced the letter contemplate,
mean, pitilul production which could
but him who would lie down IN the straw and lick the
dust from the foot that kicked him. He Mr.. Wick Mr..
r. sadl had played the clown and bufioon and had used
the language of low pot house bawer not only before
the House, bat before respectable ladies in the gallery
He would be sorry suppose there single
his district who could demean himself contenpti
bic a manner-who had selfrespect and elera-
ted thoughts. Blu; the member, he SAID, had told them
that he wanted to be general and had applied to Mr.
Polk to make him but promptly refused, because
he member OF Congress. He general! 4 gem
era, whew, III general wh-e-w. exclaimed Mr.. r,
bringing the tchcc, with half whistle, and drawing
his into most contemptuous expression And he
thinks Mr. Polk refused linn because he a member OF
Cong ess, Sir, ii for that Mr.. Polk
saw his eyc-his red eye;-'lat was enough. lie saw
he was never made for anything than corporal.
and hardly that.
But the member told US he like child, he talked
right out. SIR, there kinds OF persons who talk
right out-children and fools The member etitd
Sensation and laughter.
But Mr.. r.. SAID, this whole thing dsgracefll,
however to him who commenced it, and upon his shout
ders il must He talks about whipping New York
there was q considerable number from New Y ork be
whipped, and It would be small job He would find
when he commenced il that he whipping hornets
and the lie got out Of the way the better FOR
him.
The Rum Bottle is the devils cruciblc in which
he mel.s down all the good of mans nature.
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A Single Mandatory in PetsGen, y. Y turns out
nua!ly $4,000 worth Of forks,