New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

wcsns e's1ses from me cc--,,rs insuences Of tsx
snsiGt on wish 90 record nv rras;tie far the r..
mo'ei o. ne deposstcs and tie cxc-rse OF the veto
power lived there whea young man ia.t com
naeneing tac world and because chose u be ID m,
cnt sui opposed e the Bank was pr,sr;,g "a ,o .
thank Gcd thd sm here permitlod on this door 10
denonnee IT, wun, the truth Of history viaaica,ei
This ti-tle speech was received with extrsy,
fsvoT, members laughing els?Piog their hands and cry
ing " Good, good
Mr.. HoUsroS said that he was opposed Ia
Mr. Fiorcnces amendment, tor the reason /. Wa n,.
reecsssry He opposed 70 all snenimen.s on o.her
src-sis Some ofthe gentlemen who hare s~sys been
| rSnked among the hterest enemies Eni revliers az
6.kson are now coming forward the prosect,rs OF
his fame ard disposed 70 enter oS the records
As sor of testimony in his honor for which, ifviay he
woald ret thank them. nor do Jacksons feais thank
uem We nj wait TO thank Jsckson for the dstrac>
uon Of The United States Bank. Tae people have done
RAJ ong since and il Is mocsery for the gea,ie-
man 70 pretend that he j. converted - Jackonis and
nat ne has friendship for jackson HIS reputation
sNssedingg regret the gentleman from Pennsylvania
n.ssed m this course ol Lex si4.ios. and hope The
So s 'ee WI come Z 'oSe. sud lex psss thh
NJ ,gtoprs~- 49,
Mr. stoRSsok fese - sid7ess tho Commit
zee, bns the csSAssAy ali MsAw lebaic wss 90 Il
Mr. FLoREsoE's amendment was then re-
)ectei
Mr. SrtsLY--l move 10 amend the pending
proposition by substituting $1,000 snd do tbs 10 a..
able TO return thanks 30 the ChaTmaa OF the Con.
mittee fwsys and Mceas for his uaas,i6abe and
unprovoked onslaught just row
A v0icc-"On, Stanly, on"
Mr.. lloUsroN-l made none.
Mr.. STASLy-Does the gentleman Know what
sn onslaught Isl
Mr. HoUsroN--I do
Mr.. SrASLy-I doubt it, for the reason the
gentleman ssid one of the rsvilers Of Jaokscn
Mr. HousroS-I meant, and believe said
enemy. ,,..,.;,.r
Mr.. SrASLv-The geuil..rrn sad resiIsr.
Mr. Uersroy-I am willing the gontiehs"
should take il as he pleescs. meant 10 sy nc
ranked among the biuerest opponents and eaem'es~
Jackson.
Mr. Sr,sIy-- Opponents are not reviiers'
MIR HousroS make the correction
Mr.. SrANlY--1hen you stand cotrectss-
The>gentlemsn said there WAS nIockery an1'
ar, Housros<les.
Mr.. SrAsIr-Wo have mockcry every day.
We have mockery by the Chairman OF Ways and Means
continually There was no mockery here yesterday
suppose by what authority does the gentleman use
words OF that kindi have a right 70 signalxe my do
vOtion To Jackson In my own wav Did trench ON the
personal feelings OF anybody dont think the Chair
of Ways and Means has right TO talk that way 10
me. | wonder whether cannot be frendef Jackson.
If he is desdf The gentleman said Jackson. IL alive,
would not thank me have respect for Jackson I
have inherited from those who are good the
gentleman can hope 10 be Tie thinks IN his patriotism
no can be friend OF Jackson dead opposed him
when living as far US young man could revere hrs
memouy, dead.
DO not think we should cherish ilustrious patriotic
services only when there honors D. bestow by tho
living and that others heap laurels on his grave
when dead. The gentleman said protense. On Whist
authority does the gentleman dare 10 arraign mot l
spoke the sentiments of my own heart tell my hon
cradle TREND weigh his words little before hs makes
such charges as he has am acting under sense OF
duty be. shall carry this no further into At
rica unless driven into It,
Mr.. HousroS-My remarks were not intend
Ell 10 be personally offensive 70 the gentemen nor To
any body ese only intended to characterse TINS node
of legislation by the House IA mOckery, Tor what good
purpose is to be attained by It what end accomplishment
Mr.. SrASLEY-I understood tho gentlemant0
soy twas mockery, because reyiler Of Jackson did
this.
Mr. HoUsToS-I am not responsible for tho
gentleman's thought. The gentleman asked may
not be friend OF Jackson now that he is dcadr Cor
tainy and the regret that he did not show himself to
be friend 70 Jackson while living instead OF suffering
him 10 reman dead long before he eynced the patri
otto sentiment AMI love OF Jackson which he he says he
has inherited 1t was lapse legacy.
Mr. SrASLY replied, but for the capital Of q
lsrse legacy many men would break. lLaughteri g.
Mr.. StaDlys amendment was rejected
Mr.. Florence moved an informal amend
ment and said desire the time OF the House bu
ment ILaughterl Gentlemen, | am serious Re-
newed laughterl The gentleman from Arkansas, II
the Of his remarks denied that he had any per-
sonsl alusion to the gentleman from North Carolina.
and take it for granted he had none toward me.
Laughter
Mr.. HoUsros-I said, nor the gentleman from
PoDnsyyania
Mr.. FLoRENcE-The gentleman said had
forgotten myself and the duty ! to the National
Legislature In introducing subjects foreign 10 the pur-
poses for which was sent here. | know ths deeds
do live after them, and II Is well enough sometimes
revive the recollection OF the history Of men, there
fore thought my amendment might very well be intro
duced in connection with the amendment of the gentle
from North Carolina, 10 show that Jackson did do
other things. learned my lessons Of Democracy
from Thomas Jefferson. (Laughtorl | thought was
following the apostle of Democracy while supporting
Jsckson and thought the wisest of his great measures
the veto OF the Bank and tho sf the epos
Dir PoLx-Did you know Jefferson person.
aryi Laughter
Mr. FLoREscE Smiling but I have
rend his works ! have only done my duty There
were vociferous cries Of Question "Ques'lon.g
Mr. DEAN, amid the confusion, said, am 0p-
posed TO the amendment, and all amendments and is
time show that this House "a not bear gsrdcs.
Laughter
Mr.. FLoRENcE-Icall thegentleman to order
I'll insult 10 the national Legislature
10 call this bear garden- much merirnenl Docs the
Chair decide the gentleman Is In erde Here tho
fusion attained unusual hight II evident further
business could not be transacted the dinner hour
md 20 the Committee rose and the House sdjourned