Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-26
NUMBER 81


guhcd men ~ Tie county. W g. ss,a hubc indy dut b.
himself should comthu. bu rather ccl louuf,d ttat be-
wts thus upiced For timecr reasonably Le would cay s
iug Bot 1t BIS stldhts Catsfr iAt reotlc VITO
had Louofyd h Wh their o.btfuct made their rel
'cscrstye bore he bed much TO could not rthapt,
eAiess all DE n'; Indignation tta be ot Ny eonsGeo,s,
sir (sad Nr Bond esoTy Of cAstactr WbsL Justly
t"''e man ore nor second 20 ao'e Il any mr be Ct TINS
House. NUA Gods mercy aud tlcit own f-h arm they have
been TIC tudcs Of thor own iofunc. ~ every cease, they
ave Nriuots intelligent aud utt rultut iccmcu-Nho KNOW
er trhs aud knowing done them, They
country, Constitution bu they hatu uctet ytt
"towci the tuce to aa they vt not
tor Of THE vile press boJled swollen with Government fut
ronorc, sugmUu1os ihsms epuced dcbota" M Sfcuhc
should has 't,t aerub,r Iaa- r. buir, venture
to thai district, DO believe pao.c vhcn
TAOS basy sand'cd would curset Go dchc their haudo by
touching hun bat uey would upon IAN tcoruu
whitening ooa 81 haDrst aud Ju ud uajua Wch would give
I" Ills cudaverous aspect th8u hBs.
the people Way, sr, he nn-cf 'rsfreycd debtor tr
The very bank which he every day retug DO grncuea
require proof! The flies oi ts House lutus IT, paper
ported or hod by one Of tAo eomwees OF this House shows
that this Francis T. BAR brought from
Frankfort the State Of Kentucky owed the Bank Of hc Z.
States hc sam OF SO 4l 80 IT true that only ptrt u
this his debt nevertheless bis account,
and security or others, e debtor that bank he
30 day OF Novcm5cr 1880 or the whole amount Of the sum
which have mentioned. Did he pnyu' NO. sir. Docs ho
yet 1t! No, How he discharged lie compton,
sca If the terms which he Released justly eutud 10
be called compromise. What those Whr he
held clerks Ice bi amounting to S3 43, HnJ note 80
goutnan by the name oi Gaa for $500 together S~3f
H. which he gave up the bana $40
7i4 Now sr think Francis F. BLAIR niay usy be- cal.
led "reprievod debtor"
Sach settlement proves that Blair utterly insovon
the close Of the year 1890 II hiss Insolvency
by misfortune he should be pcd rather than condemned that
accoua-Of the circumstances Of his failure ignorant
refer TO h insolvency for what perfectly Juft pur-
tins debate. VI ud Inn brought TO Nosbogton-in
1881 and employed the publisher edloT u the Globe
winch made the Government pcS. We streams et
patronage flowing upon hun 0n all the Executive Depart
meuts. The character Of tins puroHagc have be-
fore alluded TO- Ia buel space Of tine Ian sng and
entertaining eXpepaiyey and gong all The rounds OF tho court
society at Washington. II Mr. Bar had no oynncson "it.
the Government patronage, he pight DO all tho aud no
would be justified N abiding to o. commenting On H. ~ the
high prerogstivo OF every freeman with has
poacs Bot Mr. Speaker the sudden change e iorleea
Mr. BAR connected he is attn Executive patronage d.,
single leap from insolvency to wealth. mpel inquire II
there not something fooh IN Denmark ~ Upon the whole
Sir think Ao strongly illustrates tho necessity
passing the resolution under consideration aud possible
making total separation oi the newspaper press from the Go
lernmenl.
At all cveu,s II this sha DO found eaLe We can a.
least destroy pet system of syOsm by naa
competition and giving contract tie lowest bidter
The reforming report of the gentleman from Ne% York (Ar
CamLceog) aud MS friends induced the people believe would
BE done. NLoa the nchmea osuOtons which prodacta
the report already mentioned Dtatou
the friends the thea Administration dened the Of
abuse but invited investigation, and The resolutions passed
almost unanimously Now however, when e felJaefs
power and Investigation proposed they admit be existence
Of the owls referred the resolution, the inquiry
because, they uege. the abuse canuot be CORRECTED
The gentleman from New Hampshire (Mr Cushmat) may
deem this end mpracilcable. do not would rather follow
the example OF The gallant Colonel Miller (of TIE goutnas
Saie,) who, ordered peuloos service ~
egara frontier, Dung the lel2 did Say
Practicable ead "II Try. en-" commanding General
lie dI t uul he succeeded Tine achievement only
doo4 o.ea. that cs, bar honocd his coonlrys
arms I'D elevated ila fame
Ia the attempt under consideration pro-
pofcs, danger aaas us but great c iuumph msy
tanned by o. ItaHe loo gsntcmau tom Sew uarp-Liie
adopt the words OF bic gaEt Statesman aud, instead II LuA
.Dg imHacilc4bie, -t t.a ssy ~ uy.'
But have been greatly dsaPpoiaeI 10 tie aI4ro q
this promised i.rm muuy Other ers besides which
regarded The il.c printing and Ae 1eeDte paronsg 20
pcas. Ag- DO 60 abI.b tAa wl bueAy q mems,
cUutrahus tEc JTy 0 the prgr Of the ro!Jmcfs lni
taLg tLr example found 80 The report aoat a4oel nsy
be beet understood b. dton 81 tue subject N pom
hes,s BIZ language Of tbat repor fsr from
thnkirg sas Hp@ exhaust the s0lJ ca sAs. our
opened H. fr,caa 10 nothing more lay
the foundation o tysi-u. oe followed Up completed
hereafter - tue Paos.-.
The prolonged sessous Of Cougres formed Conspicuous
chapter Lo.A Of reform. TIE denounced the
usage fe evils attending Tie national
legislation Of she country aud, by ~ay of correcting H. feca.
ntn.c4 tlt tbs tDHpcL-tOu Of the eAes auuug ts lst
ol Con2rfs, be reduced dois jay from
0ld after ue nr IouaHy Apn, Congress bheua e..
yaui tlt tae. ll.5 @ts tie pc1ep 10. i.s pfsc
lDe tsi.us ~ lusrlfs, ar ig5u beng th,ft.atd
bgca piarrcl teoecy uFTd Gtd Co., people
10y o .t tua iIr gentleman SEES ioik tAr Caa.
bl,ta) eaIJ G4Ieu 1850. nheU tllat ses made
caug eject 4g remedy Pposcg l8 Tefoit
mce 90 eHe. ie ms-oe by reducing ine gsyof