{"newspaper_name": "The North-Carolina standard.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Timing tic House. The Correspondent of the
Argus writes, that while Mr. Cobb, of Georgia
was spcoking few days ago, " seventeen individ
uals crowded around him rs the place where oil
all other places they ght catch the Chairman
eye As MIR. G. turned to look a, the clock, to
ascertain when his hour would expire the seven
teen braced themselves, throwing back one leg,
pushing forward the head and partly extending
the right hand, with the most intense anxiety ex.
hibited in every muscle. In the middle Of the
sentence, down came the hammer, announcing
the expiration of the hour "Gor' shouted a
waggish member from Alabama at the top of his
voice. and instantly the seventeen sprang to their
feet, crying " Mr. Speaker" as loud as they could
bawl Ladies' in the galleries were frightened
into Mysteries, an immense roar oflaughter echoed
through the Hall, while Mr.. Holmes, of South
Carolina, was seen with horror depicted in his
countcnance counting with his pointed finger,
aspirants for the floor It was a rich
scene-one which would have made Hogarlh's
pencil laugh"