Things in Nyn.hington.

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WASHINGTON Dec. 17th 15i5.
The House of Representatives has been kept il a
fever all day by Nh LEVIN. His advocacy of the
right OF petition and the duty Of listening 10 the
voice Of the people, was admirably answered by Mr..
GIpDINGs, of Ohio who showed that IN every case
where The petitions and remonstrances OF the people
had been laid on the table by yeas and nays Mr.
LEVIN had voted in the affirmative. From his con
duct thus far it would appear that Loco -Focoism
and the Slave interest OF the South Will tnd pll-
ant servant in this Native


The speech OF Mr.. GILES of Nd. was curiosity
and II was curious thing hear the bad language
he used towards the Natives OF Baltimore. Had II
not been for the Natives JOHN P. KENNEDY would
have still retained his seat


Mr.. CHIPMAS Of Michigan is genius IN his own
way. He said that education was always opposed
10 Democracy. Ii So his Democracy Is safe he
said that Democracy came patented from Heaven.
Ee said also that he was native OF Massachusetts
and that for this calamity he was not accountable.
man that s ashamed OF his native country or state
Is no, 10 be trusted with the destinles OF any other
| wonder whether Massachusetts would ike 10 be
held accountable for him


We have had today the Bible and George Wash
inston, Lafayette and the Stars and stripes, mixed
up in wild confusion. The House paid great defer
ence 10 the Natives and listened with great atien
ton 10 M LEyIN's herangue. His doctrines Will



we owe Lafayette and France is cancelled viii
meet with no response from the American people
Gold is too worthless TO pay the price OF Freedom,
and therefore cannot cancel the DEBT We owe 10
those who gave il 10 as. Perhaps some Naive
may tel Us hereafter that the debt we owe 10
" ashing;on is cancelled


Mr.. LEVIN also said that the Pilgrims OF Ply
mouth came here merely through motives OF inter
est Ny AHericarispl revolts from his idea even
II II were true His atIack the Wings as an Arls-
tocracy OF talent and money power showed the
length TO which he would descend IN coQrtins the
favor OF the majority, and his appeal TO the South
against Daniel O'ConneIl was worthy o; the bright
est day OF demagogism


He talked 0: Native martyrs in Pennsylvania, but
ne studiedly avoided description OF the church
burning scenes where an Anti-Popery mob, under
the name OF Nativism, destroyed the temples of re-
hs!on. He may take up this point tomorrow.
trust that your readers not frightened by the
rumors OF war, got up as fer can see merely 10
inJure the business part OF the community. l be-
ieye thai the Loco-Focos know that there will be
no war They think, and ought to say tha: the mat
Ter will probabyyet be settled amicsbly.


Mr.. CALHOUN was expected this evening


RIcEELIxu.