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


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Mr.. Wise said Mr. Speaker have mtich to say
bet what have to saw are FHneinally iac,s. and
.iall 20 confined ~ facts OH nul expect, sir
that this discussion upon llis very important mat
ter would come up today. Was 10 She midst Of
preparation Cor this discussion On another occasion
aud 1t should not be "a aoil prepared ur as ee
arranged Ia nay facts as | could wifb, / hope The
House will pardon me- | viii cndeayor 10 have
the whole case at eli cyems n prin'
Nj Speaker the, L. an imporiant question
The fate at the prcsijsuuofal canvass j.. 20 part
made to depend upon IT, Il hNs been discussed
during lbe lart saa..Dlr .n al the public prints IN
the country. II haa bcen discussed clscNhc-c
since tho meeting ofCongre's, and Tie discussion
has commenced here aad permit nc 10 say. sir. thc
discussion thus far has been conducted bindiolj.-
say, sir the true issue ofihe failure Of the forth
fcatiou bill Ia not between the Senate of the L.
States and The House of Representatives. Tia,
.ir, is not The issue. say it, and vii prove il
from this journal md from facts in addition to th,
journal. lh8t neither the Senale nor The House l.
responsible for the failure Of that bill Tho gen
lcmou must pordon nc nu, as Nathan said u0lo
David (pontng to Mr.. CanbreleneJ "tiou art he
man r.
Mr.. Speaker feel no excitement when mike
This charge. feel, sir, no personal III Will TOW ards
the gentleman from New York when make this
charge. must say that gentleman has ever been
courteous and even kind towards me, and my feel
ngs towards him are certainly Of the same dcscnp-
ton. Sir, | respect him. Bat the question Is up,
and here is the place to discuss IT, md here It may
be fairly make known that he one of the com
mtiee of conference on the part Of this House, on
that memorable occasion; and another member Of
that same committee is now in another body.
From both ends of this capitol let the tfutn, the
whole trUtn and nothing bat the truth 90 out to
the country Let US tell it as gentlemen. shall
give this gentleman fair opportunity now to try
and tell it. | shall charge him in part ay, Sir,
almost in whole with being responsible for the fail
ure Of that bdl. ! have charges too Mr. Speaker
to make against Others and when the gentleman
from N. Caroline, (Mr. Bynum) the other day was
SO particular 10 throw stumbling blocks IN the
way Of those who should be inclined to torestuli
the truth, he rendered the issue. Holding them to
the facts here they
On Tuesday, the 81 of March $50. tie tLrae
....iIio" o,erdi'ont 20 Tie ON no QUO, entitled an
act making appropriations for certain Qualifications,
was concurred in--sce jourDalpage 500, Sc, mem
bers present, and the vote being avs 100, noes
II. beg genlcmen TO note the number of mem
bers then present, aud voting " lien this amend
mcnt was olerod--lS6 The Senate disagreed
to this amendment, and the House refused TO re-
ceIe, by vote of ayes 81, noes ll0-lG7 mem
bers being then present, unl voting. On motion
/ of Nh CanbreleGg, Il use the gentlemcn's name
| : member of the last congress, which, pre-
is in order) the House insisted ON Ms amend
I nent, and the Senate was made acquainted there
/ with. The Senate then returned message that
| they adhered to their disagreement. Mr. Gambler
tl...t. MI on
the question that the House roceie, the ayes were
IS, noes 1916 lnemberi then present. The
House then asked a con.ereuee;and Mr CamberIene
of n. y Mr. Lev 10 of ALABAMA, and Mr. ii 'bbard,
Of New Hampshire, were appointed Committee
. Of Conference. Here regnet, sir. that the gen
tloman from Alabuma is scf Mr. Lewis Is not
here to testify; and ! am sorry for II. At iAis
point beg the lioJsc to ncllce the proceedings
as recorded uu tie journals. number OF enroll
cd bills were then reported aud then immediately
passed the Cumberland roac bill. And here lot
men add that before the vote on the Cumberland
rosd bill Was taken Mr Gilmtr, Of Georgia rose N
his seat he sat near me-tolk oul ms wa'c'', and
announcing that the hour Of twelve had arrived
departed ,rom the House. Before Mr. Giimcr did
this, If cculiect night, tins Committee OF Confer
ence bad returned
Mr. Cambreleng said thalthe vote on the Cum
bertrand road bill taken before the COMMITTEE
ofCouieuuce ell the House They remained L
vote; and Nr. Hubbard was present when Dir Oil
uer declined voting.
Dir. Wise proceeded, II ia strange iac'''ben
that lGe gentleman should nave fe aimed ihl l.
O'clock 5ci3re caia- ont 10 a.i ''e Committee o
Cou.,sel-r ea lil e..t C: tuc .ns'r' i'"1'e
be shat as 1t may, / con iest'i',Mt sr'a"er, thu
The vote on the Gamble Hand road BAL "as alter l.
ocloc. a. night. / can TESTIFY that The gentleman
whose usme roads Churchill G. Camoreens, u
the last Congress. s recording as yoi1ng on TIA
> l.,l, after u o'clock q, aigh' Mark that fact
I MAJ sho~ a..
Another name viii mention here, ana beg 'h
/, House 10 nsje tlaj fact ai-o. ihat read S1mue
Boerdsley. who voted on that bnl alter l. ocioe
that night beg the House TO remember hat iac'
M B4sr1sly explained. he said At was 'rn
t,sj he voted upon that bill aud u was the las
vote be gave. tie should not undertake to aa
{ whether the gentleman ume piece indicated
g o'cocs " no,; bat Mr. rs v1'tA did not al i'-
time. Tie repeated tbst that was The 'ssI vote b
gave: aud shortly afier another question beng pre-
e seuted. he declined voting, because be ~ss Tie
e satisfied that The hour oi Il had arrived, IN