Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21

ABOLITION.
Mr.. Crs!.rc bod. lie saii, n euIi,c, OF some
deiicacy a. binr before tho House So lnpp,n.
ell that ~ 10, District the better ha!f Of creation
anoanIed To t'o hi,ds Of the whole p,puiaiion
lie had hecn hunofrd by them with great number
OF petitions for Tic abolition OF slavery IL, his Dis
iuc', which be proceed B to prescn; IIo nomct.
led tie petitioners. t.r whole number of which
Was 3s!i all icmair-. he bod also to beg par.
don ofihc ceGtlcmau from New lia,tr.hne. Mr.
CusLmnn, WIN represented the dis,nc, IN New
llamp-h hire adjoining % han for appearing in any
way, to inetc,e Nit'r hs couccfns. Ile did no,
kHp" HAT thc ad'e. ol Nov Hampshire had any
genc'aI objection 10 the" Prcr'sDs Qs,ssJa"- ftlc
cogn"ucn ct NJ. Cu..Ia-u but, "a this occnsiun,
the honorcd him (Nir tu-hu.) with their prefc-
renee 50 TOT as 10 make ilHa iurir ntrun in their
communicates TO THIS iloh-c. Mr.. Cnshmnn
here rose, and taking Of h'a bat made ptofauud
boz ,o NJ. Gushing.
Nh Gushing then p,c4en,ed sc,en and twenty
rho,',iou reticuns. oil f,vm ladies resident u, ihe
Instinct IN Now hampshire winch ls represented by
SIR. eastman.
Nh Adams roae md commenced the ptcscn,s.
ti"n oi very large pile Of abolition pciious, -
some Of Which be- informed the House. were prob .
ably Of spa'ions character, sent to him for The
before the public, \ very needless task, whey.
might ub1erukeir]
Nh. Adams hep, the noor, rsual, f.r some
lime. .ti;or many p.!iJns had besn rncscftcd By
~. A. cad Lad an tie t. 5c, M! many ine(isctuil
attempts h1d been made "a sjrP hiiu Dir. Adtns
presented a petition lion, many ladies, ciiiacGs IL
Frederich borg. w. praying the abolition Of Ia,
duuseaNc s.a'c-tiade Lad y! TIC table unLer tie
rule, after f5tuc cnuusiun
M. Adams said he held in his baud petition
FROM i"en',.t"" pessons declaring themselves 10
. he SLAVES. Ne wished 10 know whether M.
CHAR coue'icrGd t!'ia paper coiping within The
order "l ihe ha"se. He would withhold the pet,.
ton uuiiI lie decision was nlac
Nh. Lewis t4id II was in lie p.ve, oc ,l.
H'rsr TO Paaiat ihis srsor,ous attempt 10 p,,,r,,
sp'li.ion from sLAvrs 10 tins House. nj, wa.
h"i 4" oar po"es. Ne lad teiler 70 home. fsoy.
eral gentleman hcfe cried oat rhtt the membc,
i'"m Aass. onghit 10 IL iGstsully rxpglLgD From,
the liaasc.
Mr.. Ahnfd sad the moment the petition WINS
ple.tIie ani ctmG within Tie power OF the Hoo,o
lac should move thai !; BE- taken from tho file.
ana ourn. lie called On Southern ricmners "a
support lin IN Tho conrso. ifthis STALE Of ,hipg,
0as TO be tolerated. the onion " ouiJ MOI ,u,,,,.
another session.
Mr.. Patton rose 10 remnsa tlat bee had examined
the petition pfeceued BY Mr.. Adoms f,om F,ede,
lcksbuig, Va. town In bis district aud IN which
he had always lived. The petition vss genuine.
Bot there was not on u the name ,fa sifgI. r..
spectacle or decent individual. Que pe.soa he ro.
c"gnizcd, was mullalto woman Of aiost infamous
charctef
Nj Ihomas Of S. &. rose to ask tie member
from Massachusetts TO ptcrct hts petition. or 10
niuse lie reading. lie would tnen bling bim,elc
within resolution Of personal Character. which
lie held IN his hand: resolution RxrrlLtxe Mr.
ADAMS FEoH rus IIorsg.l
Mr. Patton moycd to suspend the rules in order
10 cnable liza to introduce motion reJstiyo 10
Ile pe'iti1t from fredericksburg, Va. presented by
Nj. Adam-. The question vas taken by Yea.
ADD nave ADD decided 70 Tic taifesli,e--yess 1871.
nays 30.
Nh;ie the yeas aud nsys ere bcipg cslled.
Dir. Ripley Of La cEtue IN front Of lie Chair.
'ni addicss'd the Speaker. he suid Ls did not
Etcnd 20 tr here d.ijersiing upoa the question Of
r,ee.ing petitions huni SLAyE-. II lad eoua
Geo hat De- vss ipf ,ssIns cnarre adequate 20 ,hs
cl. %. LTLo Ficalef inrerf,fcd. Tie gentle
o.an from Lanlssrs could nst be- allow 81 To- spesl
Shfe 'he lcas aHd uays were being cl@edl Mr..
Ap.ry accordingly letac.
.!r Patton said be Wss de- 3sad 90 lase "a 10.
spcct!-l coorse tJ@alo the gent eu,4n from M,,s.
rtrcumsiaEces would tdni,. in regard TO lin.
particular case. Tie gentlemen Lelofe hepro.en.
tel D., SLATED hot be rtsn,t aeql.i,ie snh It's
s.-aers 81 nc paper, DDf ynh their C ins 20 be
beard. DH Dr. regretted iaat thc gentleman had
oaeiel ls fe,i'i4n u1itnat c,.Bsli.iag lnn, wL,
ass SD0u rua tsd airsys lived 10 tie toun from
at.ca ! ctAc. ~ GOA sisted. lpqn lls hones.
hat t,cre nas rol Dn ae paper tae nsme Of ain
gle uiisiaasi Of . festetm5e ch5actrr. The on
:, one nsge he k9e@ nt ihs la,s- vas has ofa
sff IL ID
be bele,c4 fbe flrr ne.iIca g. b. Vi ibs sane
dee npt.1s ~ res neGfoes..
lie moved. tler,i,.a last The petition presented
by lie hop5rseie gen e.nen ffJtn hssssehassii..
4. ,-Aea IN the table q the C!efl 4. - lIo.s,