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impediment ffas been thrown in tf1e way oi iuii and npariiaiinsestigation. h conducting this investigation, there IS

 iie ttlsiiii,, ttlssiiii,,, liiit.';cess.tei, i:. hope this House will disappoiHt these wor- thics. hope the committee will give to the exParte testimony of "tte eonlPa, 1tg' the sane weight and consideration that they would give to 1t fl ithad been taken in a court of justice, in Che pre- sence Of the accused; and bsy so dolng, omit what all of them pefhaps expect, to call them here, and support them uhile here, tthe public expense. Ma ny, no doubt, wonid beconle reformers, if yisitfo the city could De had CD such terms.

 have now said all Intended osay ]; I Iiiislsc have nothing foi' the privaie ear of the committee. was anxious to state publicly what l thought f my duty te say. Twas anxious that tle people of

 srkansas might know lllc course | pur sued on ttiis occasion. This they wifi new know ia due tine. They viii al 8 know. whentl4e documents for and against the accused shall he examined, unless amgreatlY deceived, that Judge Johnson isscoesiderea here. as he 4 at home, ail aniable, an honest, and uor- tllY man; andan officer, aele. upright. efficient, and almost universally below ed.

 I TOW move that the etarres. together with these papers in his behalf, be re fered, without reading, 10 the Commit tee on the Judiciary.

 Which melion was agreed to.