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He deemelsl.l, therefore, llis siaiy to declare, that 1t would not. Whatever mlCht be his opinion of slavery in the abstract, prof slavery in the District of Columbia, 1t was q subject which he hoped would not be discussed in that House; Fit should be, he might per haps assign the reasons why he could give 1t no countenance or support At present, he would only say to the House, and to the worthy citizens who had committed their petitions to his charge, that the most salutary medicines unduly administered, were the most deadly of poisons. He concluded hv moving to referthe petitions totbe Com mittee on the District of Columbia.