Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-26

s,.h 10 e,.t iSe shriir.i ,eptossh "a thc r, ani'
80 ~ hnsure but hey 49,, q f.fru htan So 90,
net b. DID VT pefes'te in III. m~s.prr. ~br,h to-
e1fninutce hsS pt"pysei soy ihiue ca trhesr tls'
snfeuugs 81 'se comsnuuiiy. Th"y Sete Htfrls
-oas eoicnt fst Tho gav-tnmeni, cod Wete 90 'st
Inpnrsui. Bot NJ x. irii buund tu De. rousiita-
enis &C. pfo,ia~ fcues q say could be- iop"t
pf theif dss,trs.r. aud thp-e ct the o"nnua'iy si
atre tnd there pne winch NJ X. tbunght
ser, obvious. Restore bat coshiens through the
country and II would sgs'u a. Once De- erect snd
prosperous Bul sb,te vas sns tb.ng tfotn Toe
r,rp r,t' er tbst could have snv such tendency
Su,ha messute NJ 4 vas d,-iruo. Go .ce
snd III should sppcsf ifpa, no "t"et quartet De-
would skc - upon himself. hou,bie ~ Ice ~a.. Geo
,uc, some n,essufs having tendency to produce
nat result and relieve the disiirs,es ot hi- bleed
ire country. Gentlemen hsd compared the econ
.nny % short ses.iua wiih the great interests @
tee country. Bat Mt X. ihoupht If c,"urmy ~
one ~r'e to be considered tt W"uld be- more cC"u-
fnnosl aud save Toe mileage ct double session
'n huid bl' unc sessiuu instead - t~u, aud go a.
nee upon the general bus,urs- ct TIE usuUn. NJ
K. had 80 d,-pu-iIiud'I 90 fcmhu h'te his private
interests demanded that Le SHOULD be a. hnu'c. Do
ne ~nuld sscuRcr every sach interest, aud ever,
prs"nal convenience on the rltar OF hl- country.
"
aud nov. y ble th. ren,cnl- 81 nauousl rrhci aud
prosperity we're lying dnrmaot belore them, Rnd
"niy req iung Tie breath Of congtess TO put them
u action Ls called upon gentlemen not merely To
huA ut providing facility Tor the operations at GO
,-ru"enI but 10 look 10 the great i"ieiesIs OF TIE
people.
Mr. r. believed something might be done for
he good Of The community. II Inc government
could do harm, 1t could also d" good. lie med0t
40 repfosches-sli government we're capable ot
doing harm, as well as gond aud u was peculiarly
incumbeb on ours, at The present cuss, 10 d."
hat IT coIiJ for The good ot the country, aud 10
be full extent OF IT. power. but tbey ought not
10 act on trust. However others might act. MIR
x. could not act. L. bis satisfaction, without cN
animation oy himself lie repeated that be deem
ID II Infinitely m"te imp"rlsn' tr them To act well
han hastily. lie might not be =" happy ~ Il"
comprehend these snhJec,s readily rs others ;
ont he deeply let their Importance, both to the
present wellore and 10 oil lie future des,inies OF
he country.
Whether the session should be long short wh-th
tr contnu' to the not dep nd on the Wisdom
aud responsibility 81 congress. But II THESE great and
important su lrcs could not be well and deliberately
posed OF isiure the first of Drc-nber Mr. Il would
by all umans, remain aud hr ieit now ready 10 take
the oath of the members OF the French convention not
TO d,sprrsr tli the county should be rrlirved A.
yet. Mr. X. had proposed ior tins
purpose.
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,,6cn,, aud ,,n,nran, uars of winch w,r, ut,.r. TO-,
low To be distinctly heard by The reporter lie urgec
prr,uptrude aud boldn,ss
MIR Webster said he felt himself bound in pursuance
of his pledge to yve as early an opportunity cons
erinp The measure proposed h, the committee finance
as was consistent wit en,,drrat. Legislative dr!ibrra
ltun That which governed hun IN ia case, to gr-a
dryr.e was the .pirth-nsion which he .t, (petha
1t might he rrionrnus aud unioundcd) that measure
were likely To- be differed 10 congress- under the recon
would meet wnh his appreciation.
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