Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29

pect IN that way TO avoid discussion. Ga the pre-.
sentiment of tue FIRST Of these petitions he had been
of opinion that i, ought TO be referred TO the pro-
per committee. lie was ofthat opinion still. The
subject could no, be sufed. 1t must be discussed
and he wished 1t should be discussed calmly dis
passona,ey and fully, IN all lis branches anI all
It's bearings. To REJECT the pnyer of a petition al
ouce, without reference or con'lderaion, was not
respectful; and in this case no hing could be poss-
bly, gained by going out Of lie usual course OF re-
specliul consideration.
Ma. I.RptS's SPEECH -" S,r0ps"- follow
ing very singular paragraph appears in Mr. iiar'
din's speech on Mr. Adams resolution relative 10
the loss of the Fertilization III:
"In tins approaching election the world viii bear
witness that Kentucky, amongst her other great
virtues boasts the proud one, gratitude. ! know
that of her sons ~ whomshe Is well pleased,
has been selected to run on tie Van Buren, ticket
for V ice President. This Is New York manG'u.
vre IL Is sop to Jower. Kentucky viii not bite
at The bait. We would degl, to DO honor to the
candidate for Vice President he has also won his
fame IN deeds Of noble daring but he must rcco-
lect that # a marries woman below HIN III
the grades of society he eevales her 10 his level;
If above him, he brings her down to hs own caste.
SO Is the fate OF the candidate i1r |'ce fresi-
dent.
In the sauic speech also appears tins very sngH-
Tar paragraph
When the war is raging in Florida with all It's
horrors ami in It's most irghiIuI forms aud We are
| m laily expectation of war with France. what do
we behold here, in this city and IN this hail Day
after dav we are Imporuned to surrender tins cham
Der to the Secretary OF he Department OF War, 10
deliver lecture on history suppose the anclen,
history of the Assyrians, Bahylunlans, Egyptians,
Persians, Contingencies, and Giccans. Instead OF
studying The plans o. csmpa gns, marches, aud bat
lies he rs poung over The history OF nations TWEEN
ty-fve hundred years gore by. The GeNera-'n'
Chief Of our Army IS president of the assembly balls
as our daily papers tells us, aud report says night
watzing with the little misses IN their teens and
when not at that, wrGiag miserable plays for the
stage There Is no audsble spirit OF enterprise
sud emulation III the Army. Navy, or any part OF
Tue public service. Way tbs state OF things =
Because promotion 10 Office does not now depend
on merit, but by bowIng iawnlng, aud cr'ng"g IN
the palace for all power Is there. When The
chief there trowns and stamps his foot, the whole
menla pack fear and tremble."
Spending Of Mr. John q. Adams, Mr. Hardin
says
when recollect how, in 1927, in the contest
for President between the honura.le gentleman onc
General Jackson, nbored in his cause, rode over
Kentucky, aud addressed the People for hours to-
, gether with what Indignation am hred at hI'
conduct now In spirit OF true repentance do
declare that If God will forgive me for what then
? dld | promise never to do the Ike again
, "lhe gentleman from Massachusetts says We
: tmeaulug himself and olhersl have been accused
of man wo:shp-lliudlng To his worsilppng Gen
eral Jackson I do not believe that any gentle
4 4 of la a
man or any trend IN the world as to amonnt L
= man worship. Cesar, Bonaparie, and Washing
G ton Sere sad never To- forget favor or desef
friend; If any person has ever charged III,
gentleman with that qua.Hy Of the heart, | ney
l. er heard IT, / expect u l. not nan the geuiiemal
q worships; It !, Office dnd ito emouneuts.'
D Speasing Of Sir. {. c. Camoreeug, Mr Hardin
- says
"if an enlightened stranger we're 10 ,s,i th'
- c,ly dining The citing %, Congress soi tend q
r- debate. IA tie Scul,r auI here hos ,u, llolr,
q ,yo.ld , FER m th. com rar-0n II he sanu
c,ca io hear iiie c.sirnau Of fiua .ce ~ the Sc
o nate Mr. We5.;e,J Gc'eupl"g 10 A.s usual iucl
d, manurr, complicated questions OF iiHance, ana uh
20 folding tue almost eNnausiess, although a1no"a ga
% ui4aen resources OF tbs Dstiuui end after tia
re- come la,o This hail. aad hear Toe Chairman o! DO
e Committee OF Na,. saI Mc. us on tAe same sld
70 leci Whistler the o. rts OF tbe great mIueyed o.
2 ucer OF ,h.. House would mlst excite lrs augAie
e. OF contempt cAnaj. tel; ia sublime aud uaicfor
arc e D. nearly allied. u. feelings woo!J be NJ, a.
Iae those OF az smaie4r 81 Toe sfsst ami sAt
g. 49, kiugs Of nature 40 had J0st been speclai'
ID Of Vesuyius Or .E4ua ln TIE sppiug gral3ear Of
e. Ire usrdous ersguon, and then tvtnHg The pa
p below. ana aee,as mole Or ant hil emitting
y pale s.1ose. and occasionally feeble and sics
- blaze.
a ,;pesking Of Mr.. Vsn Baren, SIR Hardin says !;
D. at has been visible 10 ths whole American Pe
ole for come rear. PAs, that Gen. Jackson b