Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20


tr,.sSs snS asyssif .oeh letter a. lAsf whn socs
he Sa vs ksis Why. thai be hhs De oentarhoe IN
6ftnoss, wisbsgi, os Psiiioiisa Yet tsis y NJ
siseA-ne ern,ntc-nr iarnation pc caence Va i'sc
~esie Ne wss naiy sciing IN ihr 6eiepstes
Af City then tdfsrs g. tsti pafsfrr n ihe letter
tn vhsh Ne Csiaoun drsstisrd She stifute a South
csieins. sne stsnee ius state inriPe on bad ever
tAfos the fsrf
Nt Cav rep-iled ,l,. viih e,cai warmth iis r,lrr
f.a cuti, n ll ssd dspcted rs character with
the pensii of MASTER sheN ng TIE Prrrrrss 81 ihsi
siQfm q Jaeksenism yhth thru was awerpBT osff TIE
souaiy, kasslng saa destroying 30. freedom End rfos
psry sne ufeseainr especially t. oyrrth ~ With one
sBthess sworP, 81 le great manufacture &c ihr enun.
uy. In sii those taft y, srid ~ tlayi ea~ no
esnget nom nsllhcs'en iad No ore apPreatn s'un
81 II, than would have II bundfed little BOSS, with
their Nny uustsis aud rattauchr boxer, Warch'ng
gtns' corps q veteran gfraadtrs "a feet hgh The
eonPfonisr as NJ yielded from trfHf ~ Ws fHt-t
eeacession Ia the importance and atsurdy - ngi
es'ion
Ad cou,irasd he. since "a, Senator from Cafaiina
ih'hss o. 10 ineoiqe ~ tbs ehaiing 'uai" ~, GOV
repeat snccdoe Of that period Ny ife"d BIZ LAY
too ssi near u,c. OaunR sntious.y one d-Y nh We
caubisnHnces 81 sisc Senator aud hs fi~nas Pc SAD
"Clsy. ihrsr clever set q fg0vf- e9ni do SO
Bet old Jackson hang ihem
Tue ats'ugo shed keutoc an then proceeded 20 show
that fsf at state luterprston having hr"krn Gown
the t.'ia tr naif,tf - eject adm.rG 80 consiiu-
nonsinr Protection rss ~ q from beginning To eud
lie commented with sssuty on tHai pat 81 The
EdEehcld ict,rt. "a - heh Sir Eah3un sestns AZ his
reason fof leaving 1hr Wing raRks, t-t ~ event OF
gsnft tho administration, ue victory w"nld
have insured not 10 hl ard hs party bai 10 MS ae'
AID their
Mr. Calhoun had declared that he only useant TO say
tia, his patty ard prime pies vouid he absorbed Nc
Ga, SAID thai would ~ the Senators condition where.
ever IA. turned. Wbcre De 49, he ~ii oe absorbed
by those he used 10 call ihe spoi,sutn lis assoca-
tons couasplInas votes and actions, al NTH hC al
We, be thinks IL gfrat demand "a oar cieouliy l.
assert that all have chapgvd--ihr Nhles from hun
the sPailsmen 10 m-ond he alone remains t'auoha
MIR Calhoun had thought ct, without speeIGolaon, 10
in.inusie that 81 CLAY lad once "gone over without
t-sving It 10 time 90 determine he motive. tlaY
treated this eudoscnrut Of Old Geo &c krrmrrs slan
der with contempt IT, SAID me- The senator can get M
that torn party banner any tang q cpycf h nahcdn,ss
he Is welcome talt tie reinnd.d hin. however tbs,
be, Or Calhoun was, duung ia- greater part OF uc
tass, ia favor OF Sir s5arfUt least wbra DE- was
not 10 favor Of himself Mr. Clay defended and Jns'-
fca his course on that occasion AMI declared that Bee
had never regretted his vote he whole OF his replies
The attacks Of Mr. Calhoun were mns iele,uous and
pointedtsPecaiy u tho shoi; conversations mat FOL
loved the long specehcs The dsy wall be long remem.
bcrcd by all who we~ present io keen On encounter
OF Wit, ever perhaps took place ia the c'p''d
l..
MospAY March -.
sLxArr--A message was received from the President
OF the United States, through Mf Van Buren,, bis
private Secretary
D. Mr. Buchsaan F,om citizens from Washington
county Penusysnua, against toe practice Of dueiii0g
and praying congress 20 pas law Tor ils Suppression
meeting at NrHtrk Of citizens Of New jersey. Both
memorials read and laid ou the table, and ordered
TO be printed
int SAD. T,e4sary.
Mr. Cri,,endcn r,s, he said. present to the Senate
certain resolutions Of the Legislature OF Kentucky con
drtnuapry o. the cauise 81 ,hr late Rnd presrni Ad
nipisia'ions Ia relation 10 the currenc and especially
Of the Sub Treasury biz.
The resolution. were read aud laid the table, and
ordered 10 Zee pgo'rd.
On motion OF Mt Lyon. d, made on the Sec
reAty OF the treasury for .uiorm1on as to present cir
cumstsnecs and she proper 10 be pursued in re
lstio TO public lands IN the south Of Wisconsin an,
the North Of linUis,
s.s. Treasury Sehemt.
The Senate fgsna cd tie consideration Of the Sub
Treasury bill
Mr. Wcb.ie, spose lsfg, ia opposition 10 this meas
IRE ssA novelty 10 l~g s.lon aud ia pf9c ce; IN sin
aicaton the credit system Is the great source Of IN
diydnal wealth and prosperity on the advantage am
necessity of eount currency AMI ihe constitutions
duty OF ts government 10 i4fnish and regulate such
currency the teudeno and necessary effects 81 ih
pending measure, ant addcd much to bis former aTgu
m.ut afrmins the power of Congress 10 regaat
the currency. especially ca connected with thcl
power cau1urtce and the intercourse between Va
States Mr. " had fps&ca hours, without comPletIn
his argumcnt-ihe greatest it 10 believed he has eve
on anv oreasiaa dryrfcd-whsn he yielded the Hoo
for motoa 81 adjournment aud she Senate adJourne'
Hor.r-A number Of petitions, &c, were piesenie
and disposed OF in the usual way among them nhmb'
against duvng, which were referred 10 ne sstct con
mtltse Ia season
Several a-n .ria's very nun@rously signed, remo'
.rating usaust the passage 90 the sub treasury bIan
others IN favor OF tar establishment oi "a h"nli BAN
were prrsentrd Wy several gruilem~q which were
eray referred t. the Committee Of the whole to Uiiic
had been committed the su5.tfcasufy b'il, reported
committee OF Ways and Means
Tie .9gaW Of tie Caroline
Mr. Fillmore pr,.cst-d memorial, adopted by rure
ing held At Hdo. the i2ih ~ February last, ga o
lation 10 The bafnng OF the Ca1o.ne, aud the mur3
of enr citizens on board.
on presenting d. be remarked ihatthe memorial giv
full history OF that crsmpd Dutrsgc upaa i1- ly
snd property Of our ctz-as u has tn- sanction oi
very large snd respectable reliug and doubt not "a
~ IL substantially cotrrci From ts's u Appears "a
this 10 aird t1.' belonged 60 eIuzru OF beualo %
On the xsth ai Dee ltsi, che ct4E q 81 iHe custH
house az Buiitio, wlil vleW - running AeT AZ Ir-
boat he,wsrn Black RocA and Schlossri, and urtw7
Sehipsscr aud Navy Island, ihen occupied by ihe "a
Hdsn rebcls pstilois Slr ssiied und"f ilr Am'I1
fss and % other She arrived SCh!utsrr tint di
and MADE wo tf. Gnsi thcnee 60 Navy lsiiat, r-rr
ias Al one time provisions, ami az another slk-.u
esnn~n Tar those on ihe Island bot she was nel't
ounra nor controlled bY sHy one on the Island
rn.moris uss referred b. the c0iamisr GA lofc ga
fairs
Mf Adams pfesruied memorial, paying Congr