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ssUpplSnt me. mentioned It as 2 matter that
would sRyor too strongly OF c9Raii 70 IaKe one
oil his guard and he. spoke rather tartly OF
my remark. and alleged there , e9p s1rv 90
! hut will take no part In the matter, and Will
give you leaye to blame me IL | 40; Ihis sem
looking at his watch inccssnnty and was IN
evident perturbation from the time ! limited
BEING ~ Chosen. When hintei that some com.
plnints had been raised aAgainst my brother
made proposals to Col Smith, which he, insin-
unted had not been adhered to ! told MN
Col. smith and myself and said had entered
| into no engagements with him or any other
one on the occasion.
wAsHINaroN OPENS CONGRESS IN PHILADELPHIA.
This was tho day assigned for the President
| Washington to deliver his speech aid was at
tended with all the busile and hurry usual on
was dressed IN black aud read his speech we'll
enough. or at least tolerably After he was
gone and the senate only remStnsI our rr Sins
to read it the speech better L he had such a
view he succeeded put the difference between
cred rs at home and tho other In strange
company. The speech was, committed.
could not helm to-day taking some pains to
! coun teract Mr.. Fndley. But my situation Is
critical one. must stand with open breast to
receive the wound inilicled by my adyersaries.
| to obtain favor RIO remove misrepresenthtlun,
false friends, iwill. however do what think
proper, for to attempt pleasing every one
would be TO carry the ass. indeed. r,.
Lot me- RETURN turn t to the President wasnEton
Docs be, really look like man who enters Into
that ne receives ii in trust for the happiness of
the people, and not as fee simple for his own
sm9inmentf Time b!G ana practice WILL perhaps
Pc. a-Ths day in the Sc, Senate afforded at }h.
lions limited at the Presidents Washington
speech were delivered to us, and continued TO
journed A war has actually been undertaken
against the Wabash Indians without anr au-
th9rlty Of Congress, and what Is worse; so o lar
son TO believe 1t has been unsuccessful Mind
what comes OF 1t.
JOHN ADAMS DEFENDS NOBILITY.
The Vice President John Adams Mr.. Wynn
gate Senator New liampshirc;i and some more
Of us stood by re ire When the q hs 0t
bly, had attacked royalty, nobility. hierarchy,
and the Baste altogether and seemed likely
to dem9lish the whole The Niee; President ei sd
gate engaged. " The Niee-Fresldent'S arua.
the sons Of eminent mon although Vicious and
undesery ing. When the PARTIES had nearly eX-
ans might not be nsidorcd as havirgdeyiscd
an excellent method OF getting rid OF this
IN ther. This sent oil the matter in a smile:
Adams. however, never was cured or is re-
Alter we wore seated and slack moment
happened. Mr., Morris Senator. Pennsylvania
drew his chair near mine and limited TO me
that Bingham's unanimous vote Tor the speak =
ers chair was the price, Of his influence in
favor oil Findlcy. { said thought likely. But
Bingham had obtained his end aud might now
December 10. This day was unimport4nt in
answer to the Presidents Washington speech;
The echo was good one and was adopted
without material amendment
wAsHINGToNS DELICACY.
| ,.aI n Sow Ioyu frnr Frn n n
directed to the President and members OF Con
gress. The President. from motives of deli
and was sent back to the President Washing.
toni and now returned opened. 1t contained
on Or. Franklin by order of the National AS
scmbiy. Our President adams looked oyer
The additions that followed tho President S
IWashington'sl name. lie was Doctor Of the
SSrD our Kid H nS nu% 9a These SGH
R fiiHsS"S and d them HfO SAID so%s ssreas!s
abolishinE titles. l could not help remarking
that this whole matter was, received and
tonisned me; and the letter and all the pamph-
let's were sent down to the Repre- eptatives7
! deliberated With myself whether / should not
rise and claim one oil the copies In right Of
m Rnye e9 s6t nto wrango by So DOING Without
, working any chance on my fellow members EN-
There might be others who INDUCED the SON
, Zee. I3|Thc senate having adjourned over
, from Friday to this day Monday. nothing Of
public nature has taken place. was engaged
Saturday and this morning in negotiating the
sale Of some certificates, which l completed
and plac ed the money in the bank;
The minutes we're read about half ater II,
and the egmmioe On the business Ss5 TGp%Eted
ed IL to receive our address. Twelve soon
came and we went on THIS iormality., when
s9eId a H9 tue nse Of Mr.
John Harris Of Harrisburg certificates at the
: most her BOBBY or myself could make 9, OF
, them. Got check on tho bank ana put the
Dec. a Attended tho Senate. but no husi-
ness OF moment was transacted. Ohcia in
formation was communicated to the Senate @,
Con Hurmors expedition. Tho il-fortune Of
was given to it. IT'S said 100 Indians have
,, been killed. But 300 OF our own people have
. certainly persisted in tho expedition
, LEyEE DAY ANTI REPUBLICAN,.
l This was levee day. and | accordingly
, dressed and did the necdful. 1t is an idle
thing, but what is the life Of men but folly, and
lar rS ms 80 IespecIs the persons acting The pras
tice. however, considered as q feature OF roy
| tainly escapes nobody. The royallsts glory in
, it as Il point gained, RepubliGans are borne
S %tn ny want n1 Of respect 10 Gen Washngton
. II there is treason in the wish. ! retrart IT,
r but woud to God this same Cen MashinGtor
| wore in heaven. We would not then have hun
' brought forward as tho constant cover tt
. every unconstitutional and irreppphlican act
D.
!. Senate Two petitions were presented which
:. being only counterparts OF what were expected
t to be acted uuon in the lower House. We're lail
0 on our table Mr.. Morris lScnator. lennsyl
Q vnna was called often ont by our own ctti
Il Zens. Tho dOorkecprr named tho people WI,
r sent in lor HIM. Peter Muhlenherg was one
Col. Hartley Representative, Pennsylvania
This day certificates raised four pence in the
. Dee. lG.-I this day, attended the board o
9 Property. There never was more Groundles
Il persecution than has been set on loot ngainS
) mo aud is now supported ty one bowls. tn
: same with whom my brother puartered las
reputation il nofshs had to GIppose i him
y It was. however. agreed that my brother
. deposition should be taken and tho Board I
n meet To- morrow. / WAS takon away the Who'll
J. day by this vile business.
s Dec. l7,-Gol my brother dopostion and al
< tended ut the Board. having first heard pray
J. ers and sat an half hour ut Tho Hall Rowl
o was ut tho Board and displayed every petty
fogginE shift and evasion, lie Is really ras
;, cal and all this matter ID pushed by him to in
II jure me at my ensuing elootion, nave letter
y frp,, INV ,Inur child Johnny telling that Ii