The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-16

the hoor there general laugh over the HOUSE. and
me members crowded round him e enjoy the sport
intend to take away anything from the henors which
some members had won upon this occasion (Here the
great distress because another hsgEar girl had stolen her
story He would not steal snybody's story The pa.
symmes' Hole itself He was neither Southern man
nor Northern man. Here some one chimed in--No-
you are no man, He referred TO the oboquy that had
been heaped upon him for speaking he had done,
former occasion, with Iegard to his birth place. vsr
MONTY His democracy was never questioned Till he said
dculed for saying that education upon democra
cy He insisted again upon the IDEAS which he had
land Of Of steady habits steady in lis modern whggery
and nothing else. He went for the whole Of Oregon
He wa. not like the man who went for the mid
SHY and Chs'yhosus. Qaosrs Of laughter) Mr..
Chairman, said he, what is the question loud
lion in place Of wolf referring to Mr. Holmes speech
on Oregon) He was not. and would not be afraid Of
from 0n 1 the Of the gentle
prejudces against that venerable man. but they wero
all dssPasd by his noble position Oregon; though
blossome he in favor Of the rights Of his country
He had touched the heart Of the nation with live coal
history would record the name Of Adams, who was tho
breathing living history OF this countrys diplomacy.
Mr. Chapman then went on to distinguish joint occuPa.
one of the most mmoderate fits Of laughter; several
members cried out that this from education, which
bitration by supposng that loafers would gather
around him and ask him to srbrate about his coat
to which his right "clear and unquestionsble."
Our right was as clear to Oregon as his right was 10
his coat. 1t did not come by Adams will; by the
will Of Omnipotence, whose plastic hand had made this
continent for governing hands Lewis Cass Of Mich
take the conquest Of Canada by the job Michigan
would take Canada in ninety days, and give it back to
England for the pleasure Of taking it again. He then
went into defence Of his former views Education
warning Democracy" He repeated it. 1t thwarted
the ways Of Providence. and made wings Shouts
Of laughter) The rhym of the Hartford convention
times referred to the Jefferson gun boat scheme
Wggle wagye went her tail, and pop went her gum
Education taught to write that way in days gone
bye: He seemed to be afraia Of war; but he was not
afraid British man cfwar was lying in the Potomac
on level with the Potomac,l and did she threaten
with destruction, we did not give up certain territory
aye even one square yard he would long pausel
-" Fire" (shous Of laughter, and cries Of go it.
The Chairman. Mr.. TIBsArrs, raped the hammer be-
fore any applause was given. The fact that the
Colonel enjoyed the joke much any He could
not but applaud, and he made noise for the very
laudable purpose Of preserving silence
Mr. CHiPMAN said he had in his eye the boa consruc
tor of American freedom. The hedgehog OF British
shrugged his shoulders and spread his fingers initiate
hedgehog) But let that hedgehog beware how it
within the grasp Of the boa constructor.
About the close OF Mr. Chipmans speech, the raps Of
the Charmans malle to preserve ORDER brought some
twenty to their feet suppoang that his hour had
expired, but had to take tfeir seats.
nessee, (whig) obtained the floor, and the committee
rose
Mr.. HAMLIS gave notice that on tomorrow he would
brough and Mr.. Cabel The reports were printed and
would be ready for delivery this afternoon or tomorrow
The Rouse then adjourned at a late hour, having
listened to five speeches, all for the notice, by many
democrats. Ell