Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-01

ga. sgysgstia. tsyoufsss. ",ihaui tas Ssvsi act
~ eositcsy. 81. ay ~ts onr q ihe last liooss
a Represes,sures. u as aaore Ike sarsAslsus
nd .sy.res thar 80 Representatives u a riul,zed
n.s.as. si.~sy, tired dssns-
NJ Breeze rusa ;es qaceiion = order. lIe
~osld s.s alsihsr Il sAs Ia orScr fai eenilcmsn
10 nee in bss scat add lfA5sce ,he Iousc % Rep
rs~eHiAuvcs N this wsy.
Mr. wae. ! d No, pretend TO -ty Mr. spest,
a., that ali wcrs drunk. ~ that opc half we're, or
sos ,Lir1. o, cvcn Giih. OF ,enth. bv, knoW
,sai some vcrc d'uns, sud that wss bot ofihe
Esfnhes.
Mr. Lane niA be shosld Lie TO bear Their
nsm moe.
NJ wlse. TIE gentleman might he unhsPpy
A. " ! wetc 20 mention nsnes.
To 20 back lnile s,r. after ilts motion 10 nd.
PUN 10 phich ~e find the names q ihc members
! have mentioned smother message was received
y,en the Senste by Mr. Lowry, thcu Secretary. IN
forming tho Hooss that tie Senate had flushed IT,
lersla,to business. Now 1t is wril known bot
l., ths House q Representative ard The last that
vts nc; ~ advocate Il he Senate, nor do ] no"
pretend 10 saad vp this contest between tho Sen
ate and the Howe. Bot slr say give the deSil
hs dec LIT the truth be told. The Senate
hsd passed its bile and had flushed IT, business
hs, whes the roso,uiion was offered by Mr. smith,
az Maine. sisilng tho fact that NC had completed
basiness, VIC had not done any such thing. and
had len this very bill apsc,ed upon. Churchill c.
Csmbfcleng did not report Ssona tho committee
If eonfrrces, and Mr Lewis had 10 report It. long
long ser the committee had returned to the House.
The Journal says so. That gentleman made the
report and II was entered upon the journals !
was sitting by. and knew the ac, also, though
rannoi exsctly ascertain when he returned TO tho
HOUSE. must say, thai,I never did gentle
man more sstonsbed than he was when Mr.
Chorehlli e. Csmbrolcng refused to make the
port, and SIR LOWS was thea called upon TO make
II, and saw him rye IN has seat. lake the report
and hand il TO the Clerk, who has recorded 1t on
the lournals lie would make the report though
The hour had passed, aud iha, be did make !, the
joufnsls show. No quorum How do We count
the House. here, when we are about 10 receive the
report Of a committee Do We set ABBOTT counting
norcs, before we receive reports from committees
Sir, there wss a quorum. They wore IN TINT lob
by, aud 10 every direction Of the House. | would
Say. II there was one, there one hundred aud
6fly members in this Hall uhen that report was
made. Gentlemen would not vote. They refused
to vote. They knew their meaning aud intention
!, ia no, for mc,'sir, TO divine into the human heart
These are facts.
Bot, Mr.. Speaker, there are important facts: cut
with them. come rise IN your high places al and tell
the tru,h the whole truth, aud nothing but the
truth here and elsewhere. Tacre were two rta,e-
men,s. I osuno, vouch for them. They say it
failed in the House that il not true. 1t dropped
beforc il got here; it dropped tia, door. Did
no gentleman receive bllle,.duex after he re-
suned his scatl pu, it to the honorable Chair
man OF that committee of conference, when he lef
that ROOM did he not intend TO make that report ,
pot IT to the gentlcman whether, AFTER he return
ed in this House and sat down by the gentleman
from Ohio side by side, with the report before him
if he did not intend to mske that report. Why
did the intention fall What was IN the way =
Sir. there was spirits hsuntiug :hc capitol, and
wbispcrlngs tnd ghosts and as am told, for did
no, zee them, and blue Devils. and imps. Is it
true siri ] do not know II. do not say it is
true, cir, l. it true Tell Us. pause. Tell
w, and lot the blame fall where it will, where 1t
ought.
Mr Cambreleng. can tell you.
Mr.. Wise. shsll be glad il you do tell U.S.
Mr. Speaker, there is another important fact which
must out. Out with all, say. Aye, you, Mr.
Speaker, are concerned in that very inquiry, Sir,
] voted for this amendment. And see gentle
,nsn before me who well knows it, for | believe !
him making Apologies to nc table, that night
and have to make some apologies for that vote
too. Bot, sf, under the Impressions had az that
time gave that vote, would give the sane vote
again. with the same information then possessed.
Nov, be 1t knosn by the way, that, that gentle
man. the gentleman from New York did notify the
House. and notify me personally, believe, one or
two days before. ] recollect well you did notify me
for one, and asked me 10 vote for it. | told you
that without reference to state OF war at all for
peace establishment ! would vote even FIVE or
sir millions for the navy and army. knew o
fact IN relation TO Tie Vflceis of the navy md army
most csgfsccful TO those who have been supetin.
tending our siisrs tha, not Of our Notifications
isn since the last wss ~ state of repair
kpe~ that some twenty millions had been spent IN
commenced works for not one has been comp'et
but commenced for oectIoneering purposes, or Cor
purposes Of patronage. knew that from Florida
TO Name there was not one single fort in a condl-
ucn 10 mounta gun upon, and the guns we had
weFe unhi for use. knew We had bu, one shin
CT The l'ne 10 commission. knew that the In
spcctofs OF The naval ordnance had reported to us
that f5O guns of the navy we're totally unfit for
serssas. sed were nov 60 on the decks Of
the ships IN such condition that am told. even
the men themselves &c aftaid TO usc then
knc~ that with all th,s immense want of appropri.
aiions. that lsfre millions wuaid be as droo in