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ON the 5th inst. Mr.. Gregg's A.n-
! l"hortation Resolution was brought
forward in Congress. On this occasion
! there is said to have occurred a warm
and interesting dabatc, in Which most
of the SPEAKERS were engaged. MIR. j.
Randolph closed the debate Of this dav
IN a speech Of three hours length. Tie
Washington Feder.lst, in noticing
Mr.. Randolph's speech, observes -
No man suspects us Of paruiality u
this gentleman but truth bids Us say,
that Mr.. Randolph has made the most
eloquent sEeCh ever delivered in that
house. In the originality, peltinency
and brilliancy of his figures, no man
could excel him-his arguments we're
cogent and mingled with a VEN Of hu-
mour and bijn. sarcJsms towards Lis
oppOnsnts-sucha rs seldom is Witnessed
IN that house. His whole speech vas
IN total opposition to every thing demo
cratical. lie yIlI med the conduct Of
thc President, forEct conforming to the
Constitution, in recommendation of
measures fer Lis ccwarc;ce in shrink
lrG HON responsibility, by telling lis


nGcrguaFpcs ID Congress, % urge
measures h> dared not openly recon-
mend; lor rot having constitutional
cabinet; ior deception Hith respect 10
Spain, and our territories for having
Prlvatc messages, tLut never appear Oh
the journals OF the House for buying
territory tT.1ct of Spvin, the second
Uiac under Tretvn~e of purchasing l-4-
AZ shaa di.fWtd ttIrl ,ry for support
ing the Tuisian AmrassaGC~, III lis
5eastiali,y, ctc. Itc. MI. Madison, and
his BOOK, he treated with tie greatest
COnt~rIt; Ills great Patience had led
him rs far as the nth page, LNt tLere
w-s SD much sCpEistry the argument
was 30 much Wirc-araWn, that nl could
neither see, nor feel thc thread. He
declared there WAS 70 cabinet, such aa
the constitution and the people expect
cd ". He spoke largely Oh tie Biilish
navy, and British government, rs fgI,-
ing for the liberties Of Europe, and Of
America. Such men as Gregg, trowr-
insAitii, Narnum, EidwiiI, SioJn, etc.
he treated with the utmost severity );
as children who lad not finished the
Hor4 B0ok gf'toEuas.


4 letter from Washington states,
that the House had ordered 5000 CO.
pies Of Mr.. RandoIph's speech u bc
printed" LTlis must be mistake
if the speech had been printed i'll a
pamphlet, it must be the voluntary act
Of some printer oi' have been effected
by private subscription.


The debate on this interesting sub
jet, was continued il Congress for
numb>r II days succcssiycly and IS
SAID To have assumed a character Of the
highest interest, Involving full discio-
sure ofour relations with Great Britain,
connected With much illusion to our
political concerns with other foreign
powers