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House of Representatiyes-Fe Feb. 24th Mir. CROCKETT, rose and said Sir, as I am the only person from Tennessee in this House who am opposed to the Administra- ton, hope l may get few words in that may say what are my own notions on these matters. Sir, think the member from N. York Mr. Turrill who has just spoke, has been little testy in his objection; he talks as much about this, as If it was a great mat ter. Sir, are we to stick at such triGes as few dollars Tn the printing a matter so inl- portant. 1t seems, sir, to me to be some tlng like loading twcnty-four pounder to shoot flea. Sir, Is it not so? We are spending or AGO dollars in discussing the printing oi matter that perhaps after all will not be S20 cost. But, sir, this is retrench- ment; but It IS the cid rule for retrenchine. love, SIT, 10 see the petitioners come here. and my life on t, sir, they will come; aye, and from Indiana, for all that we hear to the contrary and yet from my own State. every day my letters tell me they wish this question settled.

 They know very well in my district the character of the man, who, when he takes any thing into his head, will carry it into eff. feet. They know how should act in this Bank business, for told them, before was elected, how 1 should vote-that I would re-charter the Bank and restore the depo- sites. Sir, get letters every day from all parts which tell me these acts are disappro- bated. The question is now whether we shal be under the old and happy state of shmgs' or have despot. Sir, the people have right to tell their grievances, and, sir, | tell you they must not be refused-I can't stand 1t longer-I won't.