Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28

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20 frti $50.
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200 IN pfoeterA Th4s sppt0pratfcn has isiisd
by III. sis,rre.r,nt 81 ~. Aasuin,,ttsi,on llouse
q Repre- ntsp.s. sas Adn,ii ,fs,soa scuaie. o.
tss saheei 81 .hs Sssfrsssss~ q kr Troassry fsf-
rt.., q a.,.s,, ~hl,h vs. eonoec,ss wtia the t.A
snsttug this appropriation ~ tie, Oh the works.
wher, r',or appropriations are erbspsied mus;
-sa the Pto,isons Of jhe neKi C"ngtess. And
,hs head, 80 10 .sy. that whle Congress ha, sd'p-
ted fsessufes 90 reduce income u hss refused 20
uaske ass,,ba;ion 81 b,re and clcsty ssccrtAined
Surplus we ssv sscersiDcd, beesvsr. IS was nr.
red m both Hoefws u 90 now a. cbstoas that there
will BE- o sarplas 'he neat January. - it was on the
81 Jaly lss. waGs The late act passed. that there
~ould be surplus the 1t Jshosry Of ths ycst.
The Land Bll not passing. the sii! FOR reducing
duties Bot passing. smother surplus "a thing Of
eosf.e. J, niay poI b. a. large DC .-si lsnuary.
bot ~s regard It as bc'as oqnslly certain. This
sufpios, Congress refuses 10 deposi;c With the
States. IL otdsns the contrary. ~ effect. that
II remsin Siih the deposiie baBks. Tho House Of
Representatives Insisted on distribution, Il there
should be su'plus. std woJld n,t yield the pom,
The Administration Senators refused assent TO dis
i,buiion, le, the surplus be whst it might. The
final vote 10 the Senate sgsins, II was % to 90.
SO the Fertilization bill Distribution Eeciion and
AL wss added to the 1T of los, measures.
The commercial community estnosi!y desired
Al. a 4.
the remsining ins,simcnis expected soon to be re.
eeiyod at the Treasury under tie treaties with
France and Naples. At the present moment, such
Q measure WAS looked for one that would afford
considerable felief,o the pressure Of money. The
bill passed the Senate bui lost in the House.
Then the bill fy restoring the duties on goods
destroyed by the FIRE IN New YORK; measure of
sbvious justice to individuals aud, rom is esten,
and Importance deserving 10 be regarded as pub
lie msasufe--p'ssed the Senate also bni pottook
Of the fate Of so many Of It's companions, and failed
IN the house.
The retaining ills uoncy in the Treasury VIC
arc compelled 10 regard as harsh and cruel exac.
ton. We know no Justification hardly any plau-
sioie spology forn and while we speak Of the
restoration OF these duties one act Of nsiice We
cannot bot refer to another and that l.. thc claims
OF our citizens FOR French spulsions before 800.
These two claims Of justice as We consider them
would have absorbed ten millions OF the money Of
~ oserfo wing Treasury .--Wt len vii. Governments
learn that justice lie the first and greatest element of
all true public policy
Among the OF her bills OF public nature which
pa''ed hs Senate land failed in the House of Rep.
resen'siivcs was the bill for increasing the Mill
isry Establishment OF the United States. Though
ms was measure upon which there is grea,
diversity ofopnion, il must be confessed TO have
been defeated by other circumstances than the hos,
ulity Of the House TO il.
The whole number Of Sen,te bills not acted IN
on by The House was abou, 100 amongst which.
aso' the greatest general interest we may instance
ron an examination OF the file Of bills. those au-
ihoriz'ng The REIMBURSEMENT of the 18Th sections
granted for the use Of schools, and the entry of
S,her lsnds in lieu thereof to revive and continue
IN force the act "to provide for persons who are
disabled by known wounds received in the Reyolu.
iionsry war :" 10 provide for the erection and re-.
pair OF custom houses. fst Pnsdclph;a and New
Orleans TO authorize The Ohio Rsilroad Compa.
ny 10 ioca'ca road through the public lands TO
g've effect to the Slh article Of the treaty of 1919
with Span 10 provide for the legal aipiicsiion
~ the Bisifop, Mason Rogue and Other grants IN
isouiHsna and hrksnsss bill in amendment Of
the acts respecting the judicial system Of the Uni
ted States bill TO authorize the President Of the
United States to furnish certain ordnance 10 the
several States the bill to rebuild the Genera
Post oaiee Building, and for other purposes the
bill to provide for the transportation of the marl-
upon Rsilrosds, &c
As one cGiec, Of the loose mode of doing busi-
urfs 10 Congress. We cnnno, but regre, tbs, among
the ios, bills Is slnost every bi sent BY the Sen
ate for objects within the Territories OF F,oriGa
and Wisconsin; which unknduess to those young
or children Of oor Union we the more regret on
account Of the worthy Delegates from these Ter
r'tories, whose esimsble character and indefatira.
BILE erer,ions in gettug them through the Scns,e.
deserved better ireaimen, from the House in which
they sat. Nor less. certainly, do we regret ihs,
the liberal and enlightened intentions 81 the Sen.
ate to cree, Hospital in the city. and to esrsb-
bsh Criminsi cvar, 10 this District, shared the
same fate ss the Territorial bills.
or the private bills NJ, sc,ed on, the number il.
large We sehere beyond all former example. The
number reported Ia the House OF Representative.
and never acted upon IN any maaaer. amounted 10
sesefsl hundred.
Soeh arc the rssaiis vf the session, as we has.
tly gathered them.