GENERAL J.qCKSON'S CONDUCT.
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GENERAL J.4CKSON'S CONDUCT


The House. in committee, resumed
the consideration of the report on this
subject


Mr.. HOLMES concluded his speech in
support of Gen. Jackson's conduct
lie now occupied about an hour and an
half.


Mr.. t. Nj. Mellon defended the re-
port of the Committee, in a short speech.


Mr.. JOHNSON, of Virginia, replied to
Mr.. HOLMES, and condemned the con-
duct of Gen. Jackson. He spoke ne arly
an hour.


Gen. HARRISON explained some pro-
ceedings of Gen. Wayne in I7o2, against
the North Western Indians, which had
been alluded to.


On motion of Mr.. Clay (&ho intima-
ted his intention to address the Commit
tee) the Committee rose, reported prog
ress, and the House Adjourned.