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


tr,i with con,empl by his party, and eonismp.
ia .lisiy trI .ced. ~ 20 -
Mf we6.,cfs vs.. adopted triumphpn,ly -rntrtY.
srytS {, rsuErtrS 30 yer. explicit aud ,rquites
lint Distinction shalt lee made ia the funds 10 which
ths public dles may h. collected
Mr. Calhoun was rabid the success &C Mr. Wrb-iers
am~ntmaut and gave tins as reason for gong against
thu Bill
Thv yras nd nays upon the third reading of The Bill
ordrr.d. ard the ioinN ug wss the result
was Nc~-rs Alien, Benton. Brlwn, Clay Of Ala,
Cuthbrft, Fulton. Hubbard King, Linn, Lninpkn,
Lyon, NORRIS Mouion Nles N"ryeli, Pierce.
Rotnr. Robinson, SEWER Smith Of Conn Sunng-
Tra,tet, Walker WALL Williams Wright, aud
iouug-27
Nsts-Btyard. Buch,n4n. CALHOUN Clay or Ky
Clayton Ctiiienden. DAVIS, Grundy, knieht Nc kan
Meruok Nicholas. frentss. Preston, NVcs, Robbins
Rugglrs. South e lud ,Sauiiard, Spence, Sw IAIl-
mldgr Upton, Webster, Whlte-25.
You see some queer voting here. have no room
Tor comments but viii give you particulars tomorro"
WAsnSGroy March %
Ske.ch y last nights Session. hlyc already sent
you the vntrs. which form the most important part OF
the abufs If last evening IN the Senate Chumurr-
From twelve al noon until SIX IA the evening, the tune
was consumed IA nak iug speeches for tanhAoa. Mr.
Wall, TIE msr preventative OF his colleague, Nj south
ard The nisr-presentaiiys Of New jersey had mido
an attack upon his colleague winch made answer nrces
sary. Mr. Southsfd therefore, answered IN speech OF
hnur and winch called forward a r,oindrr FROM
VIZ NaN Mr. White, ot Tennessee, took the floor 1t
three clock aud spoke nearly three hours IN opposition
10 Sub Treasures aud Sub Ireasurers The speech
was one 81 The best u! The speeches made upon the BILL
aud the closing prl admirable for It's mingled com
position OF argunrn aud wu,--iOIluwIng out MIR Web
strrs argument against Sub TreaSurers made IN the
form Of old law passed IN Franklin, ia the State Of
Tennessee, whose Governors, LcgslatoIs &c, were
pad raccoon SKINS aud deer skins. NJ, WHIT stated
as an illustration Of the dispositions of such treasures
thIt o1cr ~ his own state when rae and SHEEP
SANS were lawful tender with the treasury. that It
h1pe tnat taccpnn SKINS were IN great .mnnd
Az OF lhr state had mad. them lawful tender and
ny mlu c"u'd pay his taxes IA skus Inc rdLcuau be-
cane scarce, and IA pr'pnruI 70 their scarcity, the
numbers 81 another kind OF anlmi pp ,ssunsorW what
resembling raccouns, Increased 1h- TAI paying IL
sual deposited te raccouns IA the sub Treasury, lder
the cafe q" Tie sub ireasurers. The ofeasnrris for
the purpose o rut,chin9 thenselvTs procured great
number "i opossuns whose skins were Of little
value The SUI feasurers off all the tails Of the
race uns, aud s-wrd them 10 the skins of the opns
sums aud whenever II became Necessary Tor the sub
treasurer SCI, his SKINS he sold the opossums for the
state, and kept the accoons Tor himself TIE SUB.
hcisarerS HO-a-ddys pay out The p1ssHU ant k,cP Hc
sacc3yas, Alr White might have sad, hfg p1g out rags
To 5.e pf0pc IAa ltgIH4 Sgtrte from tr pcnpic Inc
anecdptr Of Whltr the point, and iuly Illus
ttes the general cuaracicr u the party, men who hold
uncontrolled the pulse stungs ot the country must
leave Mr. WIie speech for the present, and give you
a brri mote upon otHrr matters
Alter disposition made of SIR Kings amend.
mehls, ct Which gave you full accpuut II y letter
ol last evening debate followed upon VI Webster &
amendment requiring me Government TO receive he
mites ~ laais otJ pay sptc lem mi tor PaJic dufs
Mo sewer, OF Atkansts, opposed tie amrnincnt m ls
indrpr ntcn devil mduner. Mr. Benton roar
ed like bull ~ opposition lit was clear the amend
meat came from Chrsnut street, BIddie at the bot
tom Of IT. Ill had been sent on here by the : Bank
and the Senators here who favored the amendment
were hired by the l. : Bank oadvocnte us passage "
q" The amendment intended To- create new L. ).
Bank another monster ,-anuthCr hyena-wnn was to
put his claws upon the farmers and overthrow them
Farmers hate banks Farmers have confidence ~
banks, Individual notes better than bank notes
NJ Benton on IA ih,s strain tor half hou, abusing
every body, psuiun. every body, and making greater
fool Vi himself tIu have SHOWN him to make be-
fore, Mr kyrS, OF Virginia, followed ~ able elI
qurnt aud uuans~eiAbe defence Of the ainrndnrn de-
hyefrd ia his very best maHnrr and containing seGt-
nents worthy oi a Patriot and Statesman. The r"l.
Ter become uore aud more asprrated,i a-aH lpin
I'd At the mouth Mr. Walker aud Mr. BuchanI with
becoming moderation and good temper, gave the 4
nend@eui warm opposition. The vote was, when
aken and lost, 80 to - Webster followed, doug
away With t,e odous Treasury Order, Of July, whrn
hr Banhs shall haze resumed specie payments, aud re
quung the Secretary OF he Treasury to make NJ DIS
uucuu the KIND at funds received from the eidcreat
bran hes Of the Public Revenue, mixing IA. land pay
abe the kind 1T currency shall be Received
tor duties nPon imported goods ms amendment again
hToos"t Is nion I" hs !ee who, ~ iHs tmr, nine IN
tue evening, was bulIng over Wih passion The BtnA
agaIS iugsed "a 1, stand god father oi the Bans
ana the Senator from Massachusetts, Mf Benton nsn-
ustrd thr hlfrd instrument ol thr B4GG The
pi1y0krd insults # the grraI spuurer, became TOO
macy and too sllsrg u be borne even h. The
vst ul Brui.H political turnds Mr. SrEt'f, OF ArAan.
s., vas tIe hrsl % r-oounce him AMI promise las
O. 81 NrUst.Es amendment. Walker. 60! Miss!-s.Pp
followed u opposition TO entnn, aud favor ct Mr.
Webster siuvudiurn: Nag, Of Ala, joined aud av.
sciieI the Senator from Me. Blchahhn, who FIVE mn.
us bcure had spoken ia favor Of au amendment offer
81 ~ NJ BE atnu Tor The purpose Of defeating Mr. Web
slrr P.biciy Bcku0s keyed that b. went oil hall.
corked, H. too jHnrd in opposition 20 The n,adinau
tnu Missouu Benton Ire increased aud his frauds
became 10 hn toes The c-ctsipn ~ favor 81 Aif
sar .i c4u.-d his r1puii tor the cYcniug and
the leader forced 10 acknowledge he arakness 40
s,.eut su5.ulsslun.
NJ Calhoun Torn camr next and. lur toe ssae CO..
charity SH 10 bIrL Alf Caihoua could NOT nsN 70
lot ball "a Ir-i lloks among nsirsuaa s-ns-
tors % had aecan- AZ bad - ls lr. uank sgses
"a, hard n4onry amendment has brrn cru hen if.f o.
D. sa~4ni) II irls provision, ~ hr Ne5s~fsl Wn Ga
fet,-s tlr siAie BsuAs g. Il cannot . ioT sch
u8-IrrssJfy t ticfr ended the tas AID tLr y4t-
--tS~niy.seseu "a sSoT 81 Toe lhrd reading u lr B
siarad-d Aal gSrsty 6y sg1inst Ii-clssrd ae So
soa Tie sllrEprcr vas u4lsi amusing hr Calhoun .
NsFm friends, Nefr hli cryns out shat mttaphys
and solsafri, raaa - Jsha {. Coa4ssa
WnaneTss. Monday evening, MAreA %.
IAs 81 efshs S.t- TSsAsary B.4 % tas Sslzif.