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throughout the country to s,igmatize the Legisla-
tive branch of Government. and in defence of the
action of the majority in the House Of Represen-
,n,iyes this .ession, and Of the Wing measures of
the Extra Session


Mr.. RrsoR reluctantly engaged in the war
which he said had been commenced by Mr. Wise
and spoke at length on the subjec, Of party poll
,ics and in defence OF the manifesto Wings, of the
constituency and patriotism Of the Wing party, and
in exposition of the ambition, motives Of the Pre-
sdent and Corporal's Grerd, with WHORE and the
Democratic party, although it was disguised or
tl. floor at the White House there ras union
The self-.,yed Democrats mad seduced the acting
prcsidcn, from his former principles, and, aban-
doning him, turned round TO the Wigs and t,unt-
ed them with want of action far the relief Of the
country, and Noncompliance with their promises.
when it was .re!l known that they were thwarted
at every step BY one who, having been brotgh, IN
to power by them, had treated them with treach-
cry. If DIS advice had prevailed. the Wing party
would long since have declared total separation
from ohm Tyler, and abs ol'ed themselves entirely
from responsibility for hi, measures. The Mani
ttcLo WIS ls-ucu WIZ p!C " ItI' l!'c
;hori,y OF three -fourth- OF the Wing party. He
udvcr,ed to the 4arious catlsec which might be
seized as prc,cxts ior war, -deprecating all this
fiddle iaddle feeling OF going to war TO make
John Tyler President In abiding to the Creole
case, he expressed his opinion that in the ab-
scncc Of international law this subject, the
English Go7ernmcn, could not be compelled to de-
lvcrup mutncers nndmurderers orfugitivc slaves.
If they were taken forcibly by the British, tina,
Government might be compelled to pay for them
as property. His speech, a complete reply 10
Mcssr.. Wise and Frotiitt, and iu,nphant vim
dica,ion of the Whig party, was rePletc with
searching truth, clothed in eloquent and appro-
pirate language,


Mr. Lane at scme length indicated the Wing
doctrines and measures, condcmning, as false and
recrcant to every principle Of political honor and
honesty, John Tyler.


The House at half-past O'Clock adjourned.


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