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The state of affairs at Washington, both in and out of the House of Representatives, is calculated to excite the indignation of every thinking man in the nation.-Insolence and misrule in the House, neglect of the publick business, and personal altercation--and out of it brutality and vulgar quarrels. MT. Kre- mer, whom those that use and i,s s'igate him, would not admit to their fire-sides and famil- ies, in the confidence of brute force is said to have assaulted on Pennsylvania Avenue, MT. Wright of Ohio,a feeble and yaletudinary per- son. In the House, the same individual is as- sailed by MT. Randolph in strain of disgus- ting egotism and bitter malignancy but though feeble in person, MT. Wright is not SO in mind. and he retOrted upon the lawless slanderer of Roanoke with cfrctive severity. The whole scene, indeed the character of the whole SesSiOn-is of nature to shock every refecting American. The country and it's great interests-the dignity of the represent atiye-the cause and character of freedom have been disregarded and degraded. The fe- rOciousness which constitutes so striking a feature in the military career of Gen. Jackson seems to have transferred itself into the course and policy of his supporters: and the nation, it would seem, is to be driven by main force into his electiOn--to the promotion of which the Debates are filled, and t. W ich he owes SD much of the fame of which he seems SD O. yer-nice in mere verbal matters, and in all the substantial points of public reputation so ut- terly regardless. The pitIful quibbng about having left his seat, is consistent with the ds- orderly manner in which h made the remark on doing SO, ''that he must cough a necessit- ate." Mr. Wright was then on the floor. en- deavoring to be heard above the clamor of the kremers. the Inghams and the Carsons, who were endeavoiibg to cough him do,ca. But this is only one of hundred instances of Mr RandOlph's lawlessness, and his everlasting reference to hinse!f fin preference to all other not only the speculative principles, but the practical institutions of a free people, are to he brought into disrepute, and condemned. A degraded congress would constitute fitting assembly to register the edcts of military president

 Washington, March IS. You will have seen--l do not think with surprise. for nothing. that he in his madness may dO.can txite such feeling-tbat J ha Randolph took occasion few days since, to retort upon MT Wright for his passing remark upon Mir. Rand"Iph's speech of Friday last, and also to assail Gales G SeatOa's Regis c. of subjects for consideration. Tie discuss;un of Wednesday which is reported with great accuracy in the lntelligencer, will give you a fair specimen of the contempt of order and violation of the rules of the House. which the Speaker considers as allow hle in kaadulph, although rrpreheHsihle it eny oitri iedNidu- ai' But the most disCreditable part Ol the