Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24

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ptsTef'r particularly ihsi q 'isres se''"u'iy 80
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What wsal1 rtcsiptsie soch ,itis q ibing'.-
n 80 e,t ssu n, rrn,icmsn ~ho crme from
tt,ies hssc poscc and 'ecariy eoHiS no' be a.
fersed ~ basubics. 20 induigs Ia separations sRef
tie h,pgsess uftbs huH.sn race. Bot be pfo'csieo
,g.nti ibsif 6osg 90 a. out eipen'e. lie &c
lsosledged tbs, be fc,, BE- u mach rofc imPof.
tscs TIE, tie Interests su3 safety q toe People
sft,ogslsUa ,haul1 be attended tu ihsn the oct.
tlerpes; Ct the political qacs''cnf now 'g''au"g
Mesico.
The sens,or from N,s,i.siPpi lad told Us that
tie ininidasi Ah1se letter be hsd fesd an c'ifAc
from. va. msn Of character and ,ctsciiy. Bc
90 he DID pot fee iutiincd 10 conifovcr The fuih
q The rs'cfneu'; but be mast be otccfed q DC
siill doubted h,s coucctocss. The individual 20
question d,J 10, 'sy hat be hcsrd Ss"s Anna
male the declaration imputed 20 him. nor that the
Rsislsb NJ MISTER On Mcaicy has made sncbs state
tpea, 10 the infotmtn,. tWss. therefore. an as
scfi,on made on the information communicated BY
o,hers Apd ell the weight i, Vas entitled to was
that ~hich It might dc,i,e from the correctness Of
The Judgment Of the winter the ycrscry o. those
from whom be bad received the tale. Mr.. Y. said
he Ingsi be psrdoned r. on question Of tbs veg
ritsdr be cuoiG surrender hts bchci 10 the
opinions @! any man, q the truth Of others, more
particularly when the statement itself earned with
II internal evidence bow highly improbable II was
lie had never heard any thing 90 ridiculous. What
vast, Why the; That Santa Anna should have
declared 10 the British and French ministers "thst
he sould march With hs army Of 10000 men from
The frontiers Of the SABINE 800 miles. subduc
-four or FIVE MILLIONS Of People. and tina, People a
tnonr the bravest and frecst 90 earth; plant his
standard on the Capitol Of Washington. and tear
The Iturels from the brow Of Gen. Jackson lie
INT Pr did not quarrel With the b, lief Of any man
who gave evidence TO such tale. But unless
Santa Anna wa, an inmste ofH mad House, or q
candidate Tor one be did not believe he made such
an assertion. The whole thing savorcd more Of
ono &c Baron .VHnokauscn's stories; than any thing
be had lately heard.
lilo concluded by repeating tbs, he deprecated
any thing like o&ctcment on the question: aud that
he hoped the peace Of the country would be pre-
served.
Mr. WALKER had NOT intended to say word
more, bat be was compelled to trouble the Serate
with an additional remark, in consequence Of the
manner N which the letter from which he had read
an extract was referred to. lie had already told
the Senator from Louisiana, and he would tell
him sgain that all which was contained IN that let
ter wac tTue. lie would vouch for the yeraclty OF
the winter. who was respectable any Senator
on tia, Aoor. The Senator from Louisiana was at
liberty TO read the letter ltself II was written by
gentleman intimately known TO some of the Sc
majors, who could have had no interest IN giving
fht,e,Hess 81 Sanys "Kb6s. There could mol be
.hsdow of doub, Of the accuracy Of the Iniorma-
ton. The Senator from Loolsiuna had replied to
what had fallen from him as 10 apologies beng made
for Santa AIMS. lie had said that he hoped he
should not hear apologies and excuses made ior
Ann 10 nd mot Hlp
cap for tho Senator from I.ouissns. But if that
Senator was disposed to take up the esp which
was intended for another, let him put II on,and sui
fer il to be al rcpose there. said repeated Nj!
W. tbs, hoped there would be no apologst Tot
Santa Anna found here and repea, it.
Mr. PORTER replied that the Senator fou
Mississippi had said that lie had heard apologies
made on lha, floor for Santa Anna. lie had ,aker
down his words a, the time and could ao be mis-
taken The Senator now states his meaning was
the he hoped no apologies would be made for him
10 the expression OF such feeling he mir. T..
had not the slighes, objection and the gentle
man perfectly free to sppy that hope TO him
Mr. BROWN regretted very much TO hear ex
prcs.ions tina, had been used IN the course Of tn
debate calculated in his opinion, stimulate feel
ings 10 the people Of this country already sdtfcI
emily excited, and to encourage feelings Of HOSTILITY
protested for cue Sgs:nst enteungino crusade l.
regulate the internal concerns of any nation; h.
protested sgsinEt any acts or the expression OF an
feelings calculated to involve Us N a war with In
Government Of Mexico lie could attach no i'm
por,sBce TO the expressions SAID TO have been use'
by Santa Anna with regard TO this country; f.
coming ~ the Wsy ., did We could no, consistent
with whs, was due 10 ourselves, notice II. Whci
SAINTS Anna himself though, proper 10 address t
this Government. through be diplomatic agents, o
ptomolgs,e to the world officially threats of tb
nature alluded 10 by the Senator IRON $. Carolina
he should then be ready 10 resent them; bot com
ing in the shape these expressions have done, the
were unworthy of O0r notice. and ought not TO IN
hcepee our Judgments. They ell know how CON
mon It vas IN the city Ct Washington 10 hear q
extraordinary declarations attributed TO disungu
ished individuals, and bow little ereJenee VAS L
be attached TO them. He did inicud he sal
10 question tho varsity Of the author Of the le,e
but he could no; avoid questioning the eorreetnes
Of his information.
Ba, the gentleman from s. Carolina had invoke
then, 10 the name Of liberty to act in favor {