Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28

- 70 stoke OF o., ,A.as. 10 fhould CONSIDER
.ttass ,Istr ur t4e bil nov a. reiasai ~ 'at'
70 go 'of tse session.
M,cIsYss.l i.. .h,ai vote 90 iahe op iltr b'i
,l,si tbe co4c ry H1y taos "tat cou'se ias F'"
nta-n F,m Ncg ioh esd A's ineats ~r'o g.
flr..".
Mr Wca.ici card Ice sAao'd vote o. take un 20"
biH. considering i 60 &c impohsn' TO fedoce We
rc,ofoe o. o'u'a ros.ioie "pb2et interfering
ui'h protect. } article.
$40 h0, ausu st3 uusi,gc'i as 'ad passed '''
Legislature sf pcrp..,aa.s aidrcss-t go their Sem
stofs ,o vote trsas, any reelection II TIE lerH OF
i-33. Rl' FOR these Instructions be would cheer.
fulI, a,r ,utej io reduce lbc tut"s en- some arm
clcs ou thc principle Of throwing useless lonber
overheard. lie would now vote againsi the taking
NJ Of iie b. or CHG TIC duty on suy artir!e.
TIE question being taken by yeas and nays, ~
wa de,i lrd 10 lhc 9hrmouec. yeas 30--ihose "ho
voted Ia ttc negative vcic. Messts Bcchanan Kea,
Mexican Robins ss.ier Spence, 11Pi"n-7
T.e hi' Vns therefore ukru up snd read.
Mr Wright read leite, iom Ecou s Co.,
Bsluao-c. on itc slbiec; Of the proposed repeal Of
tLa tufiet Oh ohuefals.
alr Wchsicr moved 20 s'aho ont The twelve orr
i.clcs O. chemicals tanned 10 :he latter part 1 The
bHl. The Bricles proposed 90 be stricken out are
aqua r.ris. nptia'ic acid bichromate Of potash,
rrn,ste II otu-f prossta'e q poto~h rartauc ncid
pflssian Bgc e1lrh7'c of marucs'a. eupho'e oi
qpniuo. Bocuerlc sats tartar cmr'ie, ond calome'.
Mr. SEWER wished to e&cmpt Sals, Colonel ouI
Outline, as they ncrc in g5eat requ,s,tiou in Ar
Lau.a-. ond we've iajccd. necssery articles. lie
noecd To divide the qUesiln so a. to leave these
three item. 10 The VIZ.
Al the article, except the three named were
thea STRICKEN from tie BILL and The three excepted
articles acre then stricken cot. - 10 10.
MIR DAYS moved TO strike ont the item Of wors-
ted yarn from among .hc articles in which duties
are ~ to repeated 10, ayes %
mf Duvis moved T., strike out Olive Or from
the list of free orol,s; ncgatiycd, yeas ID. nays 10
Mr. Wall moved 10 strike gu. oi'ihc free articles
China, Porcelain Stone eno Earben Wore.
Mr. Wright stated that the amount Of these arti
Giles imported in 1885 was ! 691 600 dollars, aud
the dnty paii on them was $40 600.
Mr Buchanan said, he should regard the repeal Of
the duties on these articles an Infringement Of
the Compromise Act. lie thought the motion
should prevail and that these articles should be
stricken out Of the bill.
Me- Webster though, il would be the most pru-
dent course to leave out all articles on which we
had imperfect and doubtfu information.
MIR Norye asked for the yeas and nays, believ-
Ing tina, he decision of this question would decide
whether ;hc compromise act should be touched and
the question was decided 10 the afiirmative--ycns
"a, nays 90
Mr. Davis moved to strike ont "common salt"
from the list of free articles and the yeas and nays
ordered.
Some discussion took place, but no question was
taken when the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE. Mr. Adams said he had in his posses
sion 1iI memorials which he wished to present !;
be moved to suspend the rules for the purpose of
calling The States for petitions I'LL 3 o'clock-re-
jected.
Tie IIonse resumed the consideration Of the fol-
lowing, reported on Saturday last. by MIR Howard
frnr,, tho oornmitce Foreign Affairs.
Resolved, That the independence Of the gov
eminent Of Texas ought to be acknowledged by
the L. States.
Resolved, That the committee on Ways and
Means be Instructed to report provision for the
appropriation of outfit and salary Of such diplo-
matte agent as the President may see fit to send
Ia Texas.
Mr. Howard said he did not propose to press the
consideration Of the subject day, as the House
was not, probably prepared for it.
IRON some subsequent votes on this subject,
~e are led to conclude that it viii not be called up
again in the Senate this session