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Amscdote of -.JdsG RooFao1pA When Henry
Clay was speaker of the House of Representa-
tiveS, and John Randol PHI a member Of that body,
the latter indutged himself ia drawing a fancy
portrait, ip something like >fhe foHawing words :
We will suppose, Mr-speakef, young man born
in Virginia, destitute of principle. who has spent
his Patrimony in dissipation and gambling, re-
elected to the State Legislature; we viii go fur
ther, sir, and suppose hin elected member of
this House, anf fstIll fraher sir, and suppose him
raised to the elevated station of the presiding Off
Ger of this very -hopse; and suppose he-rnow sits
in the chair"-pointing. hisEteng sarcastic finger
at Mr. Clay, Who immediately caitNr. Randol ph
to order. Mr.; RapdnIph appealed to the house
which supported the call TO order by speaker.
MIR Randolph thenrose, and in a manner peculiar
to himself, observed, III drew a picture ffom i'm
aginaticn-you applied il TO y6nrseffAlund the
house have cO1frmed its application"