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floor and proceeded to address the House. He said
Mr.. Giddngs reminded him Of q man who had story
about pistol he wes very fond OF telling nstsered no,
where or when, or in what circumstances II he could
not hnd any other way of introducing story he would
strike the table, and then here that was very ike
pistol Oh! talking about pistols reminds me land
sent his everlasting tale OF pistol Such the gen.
tleman from Ohio, (Mr it maitered not what subject
was under discussion, when how, or under what cir
cumstance his hobby slavery And on slavery he
would talk ut any time and any occasion Slavery
slaveryslavefywas his theme and the ash and cruel
ty, and the like He then remarked on the speeches OF
the individuals who could value that should be
placed upon Gen Jacksons opinion, despite his expert
and the distinction he had attained both in the field
and the cabinet He then commented upon the assertions
which had been made that South Carolina seeking
wings they would discover when Polk assumed the rens
that he was man Of nerve and decision, and would
choose his cabinet He then proceeded to expo
sure Of the assertion of Mr. Clngman, Of that Mr.
nation contrasting Pennsy lvsna and North Csrolna,
the latter having ab0utxour persons who could read
and write, to which could be found in good old
Key Stone At this period there only about seventy
or eighty members In the House) He proceeded TO
nent at much length on Mr.. Clingmans speecb-touch-
ing on the British godthe Catholics whom he assert
I'd voted with the whigsthe dissolution Of the Union
the opinions OF Mr. Clay and Mr. Pokhe result of the
electon-nerve-savery,k &c. &c. He argued that, give
them Texas ard they would have all the cotton ground


in the world, and would have Great Britain under bonds
to keep the peace.


LINN BoYD wished to propose amendment an
amendmeDtto Mr. Dougasss amendment, which was 90
cepted by the latter gentleman.


Mr. RArHsuN Of N. Y, next obtained the floor, and


division the committee rose and the Speaker resum
ed his seat.
LINN BoYD moved that his amendment be printed
Agreed to-


Power given to the Committee on Accounts to send
for persons and papers


The House then adjourned.