Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14

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- tie Senate resolved To- sdhco and oil course the I'LL
lost
I'm motion of Sir Di,ir twas
Ersotod, unanimously II the thanks ofthe senate be
rendered IN, Hon n King for bis faithful and dgn
ICED dcprttnert 90 the clar.
The senate anor ijrc fr almost two hours 10 receive
communications CON the President and the House,
c reply To- tho usual resolution. reply from the Pfes
dent that he had further esosc COMMUNICATION Ia make
compress but as tins tie last time lie shcut
lie o. tp
be, the wish OF ms heart that happiness
aud prosperity might attend I'm through lie, and eternal
happiness be his portion hereafter. And then at two
O'Clock
o. motion Of Mr. Webster, the Senate adjourned zine die
HoUSE--alr Bell on leave. from the committee of Con
ference The disagreement between boil, Houses In roa
toh the ondmcni Of tho Senate proposing to strike
from the Publication hill the clause proposing to distribute
tie surplus the let day Of January next reported
that tie had and come To conclusion. Mr. Bell
therefore moved that tie house do adhere TO their disagree
mcnt.
Mr. Cave johnson moved that the house reeedc (which
motion takes precedence
The house refused 30 cccde, yeas ~, nrys 81.
On tie question oadbercnce debate onsucd bowcen
M'ssrs Cambroleng, Granger Bell Peyon Adams aud Van
Mr. Mann moved the previous question: which second
cd l5J aad tho adhere decided the
Affirmative ayes 1903. nays 81.
message was then scat TO the senate TO notify them
that the house adhered
The house then again went into committee, and after
discussion lnoion OF Nh 4. Mann, the bill for the
of tho army ally laid aside be report
cd 10 The house. lIbs tlll is known Mr. Bentons Ar
TIE bill from the senate appoint Commissioners under
tho Choctaw treaty was taken up in the cummttee.
No being proposed the bill was laid aside 10
Lc reported.
IThe'c r,oat confusion in tho nuscn
Of the number of who proposed this and that bill
II ordered IN order 10 prevent further confusion that
tLG com take pp their order on The C"iendGr
ton for the of schools 10 order to locate other lands
was taken up
The confusion was moreover ton fold great number Of
pf In q hove in
take up oho'sand the western members insisting upon its
consideration.
NJ Shields Of Tennessee offered an amendment, upon
which he proposed to make few remaeks
mo ''r''a,- general exclamation in the
tic last night Of the session. throngcd with ladies'
who in fact had usurpcd the chairs oc the members and this
the disorder Of tie debate
especially on The part Of the young members Of the house
Amer long discussion in which Messrs Shields Dunlap
Wise and others took part hr Mann lay the bill
aside The question being taken it carried in the az.
frmatiye.
It being O'Clock Mr. Sutherland said it was time
to save the Light House bill and the Choo,aw Dill lie mo
I we'd that the com. rise and report the bill
Mr. Harper said the patent oAce bin before the com
and ought be acted onelse the operations OF that dc
par,men' must he suspended
The and reported The aba, bills and they were
ordered to 81 reading read, and passed
On motion of Mir Jones Of scnt the house took
the bill to lay off certain towns that territory and il
passed.
The bill confirming certain territorial nets Of Wisconsin
was also passed The act. establishing three hanks tina
territory pissed, with condition a, the hanks shal
not 90 inin operation D1i Na the capital is pad in AM
that their issues shall be limited.
II was II O'Clock and geo, snualbIe took place 70
, the propricy Of business.
The bou,e into tic com orthe whole on the Inio
upon tho bill concerning the patent Office which as report
ed and pissed
This bill provides for the restoration Of the models an
records oi the pltcnt office. as far practicable
The bill 10 repcIl certain provisions Of alto
and amend ne several acts imposing duties imports
p7sfed lab July 1852 p,rsrd
II was precisely - O'Clock by the house time an
oi course this twenty fourth compress legally dfnno
- ln~eVor, no notice was taken Of the matter
The hautc ab0at 10 20 iro again when amid.
much couasoa. Mr. Dawson and announced that il wa
now II clock and that aay business q order
No notice however ~astakcn 81 TIC OBJECTION The hon.
w"ut INTO ard took he b TO authorize the Pres
d"ht Of tho a. = 20 thc public y,sset cui,o upo
TIE coast 10 tie Nntof ard 10 relieve stressed nav
= gaiors
= Nc,r York Frs
The TAI shove mentioned Leeu laid aside con
mittre toob up tie "lll from TIDE remit tie dot
upou certain 9rods desro, 10y Ere tie late
4 ln tie city ct New York
II Nble the ol cedng tie members were putting
n then hats and e.oak AID apparently making arrangement
n t. retire
Mr Chambers 81 Nv expressed hope tbai the bill v,o
ie p1sfed over Toe House ought not, said 10 soc y
seven bundled thousand dollars without come eaat
at-u
Mf 0,e-, who IN the chair, decided tia, n, mot,
81 az. %. ,41ta1l.- related % the orl.f IN
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Of NJ Tbomp,o n 50 sa,d - the balance Of the .e