Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

NJ McKsan usde russon TO posipene the Bill until
tir ncsi srsston dre ming b. eats d do 90 h. sad
agres'e'y vita the distractions ifom the Legislature
otfrneyistnia The following the vote aron
ID. usuiIon % posiponr. Yeas, % Nsys ~
The motion and br result eufrsspondsa wtth Mr. Re
chsnsns motion on the 9th inst Then. q, now twrn.
ty.tbrcr fsyof Of posiPoaeYteai and twenty.
mae ags,s~i pasiPen~mrnti
The qsesiiaa demanded upon the 6asi pss.
ssgs II ns Bal Tie SENATOR ft-nds and fo.s III the
Bill screwed 20 be uneasy ef s.naarh speakius a
word "a defence eprcston, panu nm would haye
ouiy bren the prelude to oug debate whrh might
have continued through the day The yeas and nays
vrte Demanded The cries at question vere heard
Seere NY called The ntmes and the following VAS the
result being the precise vote, az upon tie Sub Tfeasu
~ bHs
YrAs-blessrs Alicn. Benton. Brown, Clay of Ais
Cuh5ef,, Fulton Hubbard, King Liun, Lumpk u, Ly-
on Morris Muuion Niles n .rvrii Pierce Ronne Ro.
Wal, Williams Wright Nsung-27
NArs-Mrs.fs Bayard, Buchanan, Calhoun. Clay of
Ky, Clayton. Ctiitrndrn, DAVIS Gruudy, kuighi, Nc.
kehn, Mruck, Nicholas. ffenus, Preston Rvcs. Rob.
hin. RUggt-, Smith of Ind, Southland. Spence, swift
Tallrnadgr Upton, Webster, Whhe-2j
John G. Cllhrun John c Calhoun to the last. and
some of The friends Of The Adunt-traiion fli OF wrath
Bnd indignation At the result Mr. tabpuns new friends
give him more kicks than coppers, aud 10 good round
terms curs,uc his eccenIrciiy aud mrtaphyscs.
\ word OF comment uPon tbs result The Wings Of
the Senate thou t It moi worth whe 10 the DIS
upon The third -radng Of the bill but cou,en,
themselves with voting against It's passage One of
them, however tod "a mr. ~ few words his opinion
OF the bill ~ It's present "rin. -
lie sad he thought II would be found in is operation
entirely u.re.s snd all ITS cumbfous cunuivances su
pcr1uous aud f,esh; else lis provisions would be
exceedingly mscheyous and dangerous
because If tie Treasury which Viii be bound t. re-
cciyr of specie paying banks shall also pass them
again payment 10 others these sft aud vaults
and specp deposes, are all ncongruous, unnecessary,
aud absurd.
On the other hand, if the Treasurr having received
bank notes. Is considered be at liberty immediately
TO deuau specie from such banks he may drsire
crush and hold back the no-s of others then he will
power perfectly arbitrary and very dcs,iuc.
tive lie might kill whom lac pleased, and spare whom
he pleased
Ia this point Of view or under such mode Of admin.
lslfaton the bill would be infinitely Objectionable
than IN lis original form.
This of the case no doubt will presen, itself to
our friends in the House. Mr. Webster deserves lnfn.
lie honor for proposing his substitute to Mr. Calhoun =
nonsencal hard money section; the majority of the
Senate, infinite honor for rejecting the and receiy
IN the other. II doomed Sub Treasury
Government Mr. Webster Is amendment takes away
the sti ng aud the poison
The HOUSE, or RFPRLssSTAriyFs have disposed of
the Bill for the Civil aud Diplomatic Expenses Of Gov.
eminent The previous question. twice offered and
twice sustained carried the Bill through brtween FIVE
and xix this mntning The Army Appropriation Bill
follows next in the House.
Hou,r-Prrton day in the Housr-n grca, number
presented upon Slavery every subject from petit
tons against slavery 10 petitions for Post Routes and
Post Roads
The order Of the day the Appropriation BID came
up after the expiration If he morning hour A sui.
tory and nnntyrsstiug debate followed continuing
throughout the day. The Prrvious Question brought
the bill Ia third reading between four and We ocluck
The Senate Sub Treasury Bill has been reported to
the House.