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 MIR. sisS Illss <, si,li44saa4 Inthe House of Representatives, upon

 the presentation of the articles ofin-

 peaeIinie1lt, againat Judge Johnson

 The letter haging beenread-

 Mr. SEVER, Delegate from the Ierrito- ry Of 4 lArisansas, addressed the House He rose l!iez said) to move the reference Of that formidable bundle ofagrieyances to tie Committee onthe Judiciary, to whom he believed the Investigation of such subjects properly belonged. But, said he, before. tho quostion on referencozis is put i.ope, as Judge Johnson, the iaJigidaal " hose private and public conduct it's intended by that enormous budget to assaif, is my constituent, my relative and friend, both personal and political, that may be in- dRlged on Ihis occasion i'll making a Jew remarks.

 Sir, Twill nat II this time stop to an, eiira into the expediency, into the jns- tice, or#into the constitutiona!ity, of im- peachinc a more Te9raoTiat Judge, whose term of service at fartbest canot extend beyond lhe period of four years, and whose official existence in the mean stitnes can be termiflated :sss. :s 2 |. 2 .ss 2 ? 9 will and pleasure of the President. II such conscientious as these should be tho to have any Weigsst, i nope ana tfast tsis} may be waived, and that there will be 2 l. full, thorough and minute iayesiigga- 1 tion iato both his pricdte and pnbiie conduct know he has no fears of the strictest scrutiny into either the one or the other. should feel degraded if thought he had.

 In order to ward off any blow which may he aimed at him from any quarter, Will not, as his friend, interpose his iailg Judi cial servitade, in an office in our country to whicl, he was appointed and re-apPoiae ed by NIT. Monroe, subsequently, to uss same office by MT. Adams, and recent, taeain bv General Jackson. No sir, shai