Mississippi Democrat., 1846-04-29


SecTe'o'y > 'o'i''o' over y cotnPie'e.
lheSe papers, "he" maze printed DO,
cohe"'S, |"' s"o"' a,So' uppl'ool,or r5 o.
Souio u '''0 '''r'G ~ .onu's iu'iu
10 inc 'G'e"so Vi Ni0'9o' anu o',nouS"
MI "eoS'c' Is IePoI'eu ~ nave saw III ''io
senate, tha' 'ler9 was o"'y one 'e''ei Oh
that suojech 'Nieo IN one ana Inc same
day VIII appear
Nhether' when possessed ol the proofs
OF Mr. secretary Neos'er "ia!'ersauon'
corruption, ana deIIhquehcy' MS olehceS
will be deemed lInPeaehoo'e 'nlsue'iiea-
nors in olhce, conYic'ioh 'or "hlch hi9h'
remove hIm from 'ne senate ana olsqpa-
lily hIm to hold any ounce oi hohor' trust
or proilt under .ie Oni'eu 0'a'eS' VIII re-
main TO be considered
ShouIu II prove HCoeSSdi! ~ go 10 tllat
extremity "ie Sltl''i''uuT ~ VIII DC "ohuer-
tuI WIN great EhSl'Sh lawyer caIled oy
poet Ime "l0eSI anu 'ileaneSt oi mankind.
II VII W PelC','00 ''i"t ',io ue'eC''oh'
l am "o' 'l'',0NGl' "il'oH my FORMER
uISc'oSuleS may 'e"u 'o' '"o.Se my .muiVi-
Gual "Ions' anu even '''o 'uJuS'lce uohe
'hrouSh me u Tue teP'eSeH'"'l'e CIarac'
!cr' Ireeuom' ana PF''"e99eS Oh 'hi5 mousse
III lIio .liuo" s5eo'0' I',iPol 1u '"LCo VI ilSue-
neahor ~ ONCE men congress sees
.n5 PIoorS propose ~ summit they VIII VIII
luu9e an P"It'eS' anu 40 what Is right II
IS uSe'eSs' anu "ou'u DG worse ~ t,ioI W. use
leSS' 'oI me 10 Apply ePI'"e.s 70 MI " eo-
ster. desire 10 Try hlLl' ana oe 'ried my
sen Oy PROOFS cr
now oher 'he following resolutions,
S 70 Tn''n I P.eIu,9 ,El. no 10 objection viii De
''''IGT. III, "sH ,''us 'ney "c"y 1 oe le'a'
~ o"'' 'o' ir,' i''ioL una
io! III le.'I,loi 70 we expenditures OF the
pn'.uo"s I,5I l""u lot 'oiGs" ln.eicoufse' at
'nG t!'he "',uucu lq-',ic correspondence
ieI,'l,0 ~ ''I0 -1ol'oou o"s1-'o me ASH
burton "ea'y-n''au'eS ol the committee
ol !oIeIon "l'dI'S' &C. Wc'
"a very eAel'''9 ana interesting DEBATE
lo,'o"eG 'rI9 eN''"oiu!ha'y Speech' OF
WhIch 'he ioHo"Ihg Is gwen only as con-
uenSed 0"''Ihe:
ni,. w., DTo'"goo.e In substance eXonerated
me wing parry from the charges involved,
vi vi 'ne FesPohSlOiIIty oil The conduct OF Mr..
"eoS'7I III me particulars alluded to. In
'ne COURSE ol MS remarks he denounced
''i0 "ulii' '"'''Iat'oh oi John Iyief as Inc
lLoSt corrupt OF any since the formation OF
lne government.
MT btyiey defended MIR. Tyler, and
Teih'hoeu MT D. OF his YeIoes. Tie then
gave MS reasons why he thought the lntor-
hlauoh Cahed Tor by The resolutions could
not De Obtained.
Mr; hiI,iard, without pretending to say
that Mr.. Webster was without his faults,
mace an eloquent appeal IN his favor, and
oi ms nigh standing as statesman.
Mr.. winthrop was very severe upon
MIR. IngcrsoII, and asked il the charges
were true, why they had not been brought
forward before.
Mr.. ln6ersoII said nc never heard Of the
chaT6eS Gntli yesterday
mr, winthrop resumed, and made some
IeIaafks felatiVe TO the injustice OF apply
my 70 MI buchanan' Poll'lcai ooPPoneh
OF Mr. GoS'er' Tor the information.
MF. homes, OF >. e., eloquenty ant
lorcIOiy opposed tne resolution upon Prtn
ctP'G' lie argued mat precedent OF tins
k'hu once eSIaOlIShed' OF exposing the
secfet movement OF the government
Woulu DC a''ehueu by Inc most disastrous
consequences
NIr' ADAMS coh'enued that Mr.. "ebste
was not now responsible to the House 10
ho Al,