Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

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TErp ~. Jsn. II.
sr..rr-Yr. D.,i. oG rel The following t~o'olauon.
R,,sires. This, the rsesrlent 81 the [. 6. 10 re1rc..
tel 10 .ssd 10 the s.naie. e no, incompatible With The
public interest. sny communication faeeivc1 ~, "r cot
Ye,poaiencs hHi hstRern The Txecuiive q tho l. :.
anil General sNia Ana ~ sny "fi,cr pru-u claiming 20
act 20 hehslf 81 Mckee r%r'reri'0g ihe in'opcnienr" ~
fuiote deposition snl civ,i ceaiurf - Texas II shy
.nch communication have becn made ot any surh rot
4 ~, sou.lencs ~. been h,i k.o .uch communication.
n any a, hes been mate from shy other lars'g1 govern
men, or snverumnt' touct thc same subject e
The esprn.ia- r~.,.aia a ~. sr.tn taken un. and
Mr.. Dsns finished ne 'neccn. Tie %onlng'zet ihe Pee.
iieni g., h, publir service. and c~ouirnIel that It would
bs an act ofingrstini- 90 sud = an, thing TO remain on
DC teeori, whic' wnu,l show that he bad tern com
sandei by the Senate.
MIR. Preston the spoke with great , -7r aul cn'hr-
,;s,n, IN rep'y 60 al whirh h~l been '=j 10 favtr of
spupging-nrip,a'ur N tho l's"''y e the ssno'c
would be DESTROYED hy tls N1in. of q 'ccd, which might
te a precedent or jars dseli hereafter, wh'of would
Re Of a more fearful potteBt. IA The eovr'' OF h' re
~.,rk y, alinielt 4, he den.el glory mud departed
p~idc Of Virginia, which called ~
Mr. Rire.. " ho dtlrulcj Virginia agsi tsi the imir
sstiou. lie spoke in great artaii"n AMI with "ue'
1coling.
Mr.. Preston said he knew ni what 10 oon'id'r" ~ the
~Hu.. ~ ,hi. iesnrest. 1t nus, be something Ia his
own bosom.
"a s~rNATE-Mo~pAr, Jan. l6.
The re,olut.on offered BY Mr. Davis, on Friday, requc',-
log information such as may be in the POSSESSION of the
Proiden, concerning the sisi, Of Santa Anna, was taken up
and adopted.
Fzppngins Ocdsr.
The Senate ulsu proceeded to consider The Special order
bring the eIpunging rosolution.
M Clay then took tho hoor and poke a, length in or7o
stion to the resolution. lie conceded that the Senate had
Aept within the line ofits constitutional duties, when II
pa,sed the resolution Of 1884. Tho act Of 1916 cvtabl'si'ng
sbe Department, of tho Treasury either gives the soere'ar,
power 10 remove the Deposits or it did not. That net d.
no, recognize the intolerance Of the President, and Mr. pn
sne refused obedience to the Executive mandate and was re
moved for the purpose Of mlkins room for a plant successor
Mr Clay quoted an instance of e~spunging a Parliamentary
record from, James life Of Rich',su. and an instance Of re
fu,ing to e,punse from the records OF the most Democratic
Legislature Of Pennsylvania.
lie stated that IL was in vain to arprc the question as The
decree was gone forth, and he invited Senators to go L
their task, and having oblier,,cd the fecord, to 60 hcm'
and boast Of their achievement. lie challenged gentlemen
amer lhey. had called the names ofihe supporters Of the *
punging resolution, to pu, them into one 'o1le and 10 put Il
the opposite scale the names ofthe twenty eight who Vo'e
for the resolution Of 1884, and le, tie relative value Of th
names be judged upon by an, impartial and discrimina'ini
mind.
HOUsE-The house resumed ihc consideration Of tn
motion, that the petition presented on Monday lac, by Mr. Al
ans, from sundry Inhabitants Of tho state Of sassaehusett'
praying the abolition Of slavery in tho Disttie, of columlia
t< NOT rseeirsd.
Mr. Howard rose to make an eT it, lie said, 10 enable III
western and southern states to present their petitions. II
moved, therefore, tbr, the role be Suspended 10 order
move ihs', this day the states be called FOR petitions in r.
ycr.e order. beginning with Wisconsin. M q Adam
"a A. .-,... L., 49,, cxxx H., "a xua n a
debatsble. Mr. A then called for tho yeas and nays on III
question aud they " o,o o%ricrej, and we're yeas i25, nays 81
So the rsie was suspended and the resolution was ohere'
Mr. Adams asked the yeas and nays on the adoption OF ii
resolution, and they were ordered,
The resolution was then adopted, l25 to IS.
Petitions we're then presented from the Territories an
she ~es,ern, southern, middle aud northern states.
some Of the petition. from Penn',i'snia and Ohio wei
Cor the abolaion OF slavery.
Their reception ia each case, ~as objected to, and II
question Of reception laid on the table. At the usual hos
the house adjourned.
TursDAy, Jan. II.
eENATE-A communication was received from the Sc
Rotary OF the Treasury in reply to a resolution offered by :
Calhoun, calling for certain information rs 10 the amount
revenue received from the different sources during the yea
and various other inform,tion called for IN that resnluuo
message VAS received from the presiden, Of the L. s
containing Communications on the subject of the difficulty
bringing TO justice certain ineondiaries ofthe public bull
: irss In this city.
PaLhe Land.
On motion Of M Walker the Sonaio took up tie Spec
Orde,, being the Bill to prahibi the sales n public lands e.
eep; 10 actual settlers. SC.
Erpangiag
HoUsE-Nt Underwood wished 20 offer a series of rec
Bsiion., declaring tina; il l. mol compatible u nh the Cons:
ession ofihe q sta,est to etp1uce after. or impair the jou
~. Of ri ,hsf house OF eonsrcss.
The Last resolution directs the com. on the igAdiary
~ 0w.nU AZ a hill ufnx Aruu nrr,cr uY.t.Ar,r.f Er ~x alton
4 desiror or dehee say fec,rd d tie Proceedings Of ett,
Aoase Of eongrrss.
Mr. 4. moved 10 suspend the raies mr the purpose Of "a
uztiins the rrSoluitnns and tbereup,n the yeat and ma
were ordered snd besHg taken, tic uoiioa was rejected
peas n, asgE nc.
Exscuiirs Department
III, house thes resBmea the consideration Of he resol
Ftion heretofore offered bg Mr WE. and agreed 10 iu COZ
or the whole. fot The aFrNrtmeut OF > scHcct committee.
fnqairs into the maaasemeBt OF tLc public dtnafiuarHts al