Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-08

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u the very last contest had with the venerable Sage d
Quincy, the President denying to this House papers h.
"sie called for But while did that and while did moi
complain not because observed and
up inc ndsnes which be has bestowed upon my city that
remained passive, and have never during whole course y
the war attacked what believed ndefensible the part Of
the administration Though now think 1t was cot
ana p,ecpna'ed upon US by the rashness Of the Pesi
uen'' sau not one word said then what repeated 10
many Of my friends, We are in the war; Il question
o. the nation and will NOT dispute with my own country
men about ITS popney, its necessity expediency will
oe sey appropriation that will enable gallant troops 10
ngn under every advantages and when time has passed by
anu calm reflection comes and the enemy have nothing to
look unto US for, will express my opinions But the eya
was not so TO be tanned the deep into his
heart Is not 10 be extracted by such fobearance and now
am to be told that New Orleans the noble crescent civ of
the West New York, the great emporium Boston, the
classic city Philadelphia, that Of brothery love all are to
DC furnished with the facilities of commerce. and noble sruc-
lures OF architectural beauty to be reared up in their
midst but To- and behold, fit be the recipients
OF such justice. again acquit Mr. Walker Why Because
he has never before deceived He who deceyes me once
Is himself guilty he who deceves twice renders ma
guilty Of the folly OF credence am 10 be acquitted Of such
folly this occasion
But, sir, there this moment among the people Of
Chareston not knowing the mode by which their navy yard
mas oeen aoandonedior have never explained to them
never address my constituents, do generally dot T
have never canvsssed for it, they knowtheIe are articles
and ably written articles urging the necessity Of this navy yard
being restored take this opportunity, If my voice can be
cau III my own clty 70 10 the writer
line every sentences, and all the wisdom there expressed but
shall not make the request il is in vain. Stay for mo-
men rest In quietness the justice your claim and there
VIII come up shortly your redemption voice " Old Zao
Taylor laugh, there will come up shortly cue for the
multiplied insults that you have received.
SI the times are undergoing changes The spring has
passed. Inc summer nearly gone, and the autumn gives
tokens o ITS approach not by the and yellow upon
your forest trees but by the brbbng up Of the voice of the
people preparing, for grand concentration Of the varied
streams continent into oneo bear its bosom
nigh and noble spirit, who has shown himself above party
bound to no section Of country who has vndcated the rights
OF ms country on the battlefield and unsophiscaed unbap-
Used IN the arts in the sublime ways and the science much
auded BY the "Unon" Of politics. is Aoaed onward to meet
the bosom Of that Potomac which il wait him the White
H0uSe Yes from him expect-not lavish expenditures
when II suits favo when they rebound his credit
but high, NOBLE disnerested, and ample distrbuo-of
what Of favoIs No. or rights which the Representa-
yves on this floor have often sacrificed at the mandate of this
Executive will expect that from him. And though he
may DO unschooed Gas is sad) the lore Of Machiavel
IN the highest and pooundes dispositions of political phlo
sophy yet he read the constitution He has lived among
eemen ne knows the relations of the mechanic those who
can build navy yads-and we have intelligent
ruct and serve any portion of this empire be knows their
relations to the body polite the relations of tho body polite
10 INN who pesdes over it and the high obligation of adj
neng to each and every throughout the broad extent
OF this conederacy equal and ample justice Disseminated by
no lines, no narrow frhs, by cline but all uniting be-
meath grand broad shield of the eternal principle of equal
Legislative justice The indications are strong and at this
i
the Representative Of constituency who ask little as any
constituency, do confess in the gloom which envelopes
see glow In the very southwestern horizon which
Indicate and methnks see the rays of luminous orb at
VIII come from the that lave the shores of the beau
dful Louisiana, and rising gradually will long stand
enculmined in the highest point Of peoples affections and
nations power This cheering, and receve the light
upon my heart Yes, the light that when II does arise,
like the beams of the morning, will chase many crooked
politician who despses his lore bis want of nforma-
ton, because he modest to claim much knowledge,
because he felt felt for him, that modesty frequently
The mantle thrown around merit Let others appreciate only
me bold declaration OF fitness for power and take the de-
claraton for the fitness.
Sir as said like the in the morning, he will chase
many Of these crooked politicians the wild beasts Of the
desert by the morning beams chased their dark
and inward dens. Laughter come out because think
time to speak, and let say that do make appeal
% no party but to the entire of this House, weigh
consider to determine upon the memorial and the prayer of
'y OF the people congregated who ask Of you justice de-
aied by the Executivewhom they ask but to you
he Representatives Of the people, they refer and ask SIR if
here is noble spectacle in the affairs fin the down.
ward course OF events if in the difficulties and the darkness
hat envelop every mans heart at times responding almost
Tor the repubc-thee is noble sight cheer onward
IN bis work. il when the delegated ministry of people,
you IN this hall assembled estimate the majesty Of your
functions disregard the mandates Of any authority revolve
yor own sphere with the light and the weight and the energy
With which you invested by the constitution and the peo-
pe unto the people mete justice though be under
he direct rowns Of Executive authority Sir such times
we're there times when asked what
rom yonder White structure whispered commanded, but
aking up the petition, examining the memorial considering
The character of the who render unto you did JUS
ice in the spirit Of freemen
Mr. Chairman, when the proper time comes shall move
he following amendment
For the purchase q site for the erection of CUSTOM
house in Charleston 100000 addition the already
appropriated"
Am TO despair Of this -
Here the Charman's hammer FELL and the hour expired