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During the morning, that impudent upstart,
Jack-in-2tice, Mister Amos Kendall, undertook
to insult the United States Senate in one of his
communications; - for which, however, he
promptly received very severe rebuke, that
will teach him better manners in future, though
it can scarcely be hoped to reduce his rejoicing
vanity and forwardness TO any degree of hr-
mility.


Some time in January, Mr.. Tallmadge offer
ed resolution, calling on the Post Master Ge-
neral for certain information respecting Post
Masters removed and appointed. 1t is within
the mark to say, that single clerk could, in
two DAYS, have furnished all the facts and cir
cumstances asked for. Nothing was heard of
the rcsolution-no answer was returned-no
intimation given of an intention to comply
with the call. AT last, the session w as ap-
proaching to its end, Mr.. Tallmadge offered a
resolution asking the functionary for his rea-
sons for not complying with the resolution.
Mr.. Kendall condescends TO answer this and
in quite pettish tone says. that the only rea-
was-ttat II tcas not ready,


Here is his letter: