words, To stop the music Ct John Q hdans'
n, 6,h President Of the t. States. who

'' IN one CeNctN IHS Itip'.
Is statesman. babbler and buhoon-
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Tli. as well as the reading OF the letter caused
considerable. laustcr lie then ncNprcSsed iiis sur
prise that proposition ccnsurc him had CONT
from Virginia. which State than any osfe
except his own native Stale. be was attached is
from, that h., tad been introduced INFO public htc
by Washington. whose confidence. friendship and
,,a,ronage. a> we'll ;ls of Madison, Jefferson and
Monroe. he mad cnlovc,i. In connection with the
history OF MS diplomatic missions. andpublc Scry-
ces under these Presidents. he incidentally alluded
10 various facts o; history winch occurred at ili-
r;r. particularly TO his services when Minister To
Russia. the enormous influence OF Napoleon At
,b,, Court, X. &c. He could never exting1iish
his gratitude to those sons OF Virginia and TO that
State. and he was surprised now TO receive tHis
treatment from her Representatives he declared
he would have preferred to have been stabbed I"
the heart at MS desk than that those propositions
should have been brought forward. to DESTROY his
character AID good name.


Without his concluding, the House adjourned.