Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-19

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Tetss--N t Preston called lp h. rrsoloiisn e, no
aunrtson oi Texas "a he bSirf conversation e. hi,h
followed tirte ~as sshiht-A arrn.sttsbjs d. ,y.s nj
ltsioass aud uFalft between ,bs tpo ouih CAfalia,
Senatots Two uva Of oppps.,e srus aua iuietest.
cannot ride fhc tarir hatay, separated these to q
gentlemen ar IN rcietru0r e. fnry raIes 81 drd ..
they arr n telling sos orci, nsthrr ,an endure that
the other should a., any AdvAnagr 81 htu "a
denial oaauet, tauch t.s ga Ut zach ulart.4l TN.
poriancr a. tho TEXAS aHnesalt QUESTION
The following b. htiet s,couut oi What psssrd 10.
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~. question being on he adoption of hs resuuticn,
read and the question about 10 be pat. when
hf Southland rad De- vaa not ga Ia ready a. pass th.ss
resolutions tie moved t1 lay b oa me table
Mr. tes,oo ssk,d 10 ih's sas intended To bc fus
~ Souihsfd sad, in ftFari 20 himself a would te,
but any other gentleman could cali u uP. Mr. Cal.
h1un sad, he made uvatiahlr rule never 10 give
Sutr to which be- had say doubt lie mol pre-.
pared 10 Scc'de 20 at hs o~srmsHfs 10 tie preamble,
and, 81 some iuufc time be- might 60 toto the tho sub
,ec, a. large ~ SHOULD therefor Soc the
10 lay the tsbic
Mr. Preston said he could .,'sf, h- Senate ihs, the
averuicnts true, aud that the true boundary was.
OF the United states, at ir South the RIO de, Norle
lie GREETED that the resolution to he KILLED tga
s,ds Hoe, for II lad the table 1t would never come
up ne ,ga %,hooo ur .ol.,,,, ,o,,,.h,,s,h,,
will shun direct vote on tht. question Tie knows
well that nevvt avoid any question. But nay rue 10,
without cfcumlnruton tp match directly 80 The point
Whether Del Nlre ever belonged Co the United States
not does mol matter STRAW TO the question was
IN hopes that my colleague would have Welded the pre-
nlinary Gvcfmrnis regard this the moment
question ever brought before the American people
go favor Of ihe aonrAaton 81 Texas, an inds.
pendent power. whether ter territory rter belonged to
the 4 States not regret that the time cf the Sen.
ate does not allow thorough tuvrfiigauon, aud that
this subject was not called up at an earlier period
Mr. Preston, certainly, sir, w yield any matter Of
form in order 10 unite some votes upon the measure
though 10 THIS deem the matter Of sub,tance
The resolution long delayed thc expectation that
friendly vorc would be raised N favor Of a. Ii
remained SIX wrrhr the table nd came NY
Md 1t is not 10 be concealed that IA minor.
ty and the purpose OF bringing forward tho
to take our ground and express our sediments II tho
resolution lad on the table hc ieatod Il would
not come up again
Mr. Calhoun sorry to near his colleague say that
1t would not come up again, The Senate a
eous body aud would Rgfee Of any time 90 take At up
lie wished d. than vote Tor the resolution
offer IN, views upon IL 10 prevent any msclnsiruc-
ton This tins subject to prevent any Adyan.
tagr iron being taken OF han this account, DIR
Preston, nobody wants to take any advantage OF YOU
he would not vote "a lay the Resolution the table
and would give notice that he would call II up hi.srH
II the motion 90 lay It the liable should pre- vail The
The rest OF the day was occupied "a the consideration
3 Of private Bills
In the House Of Representatives to-day m inefecu
al attempt made 20 get OF resolution for the ad
journmcHt Of Congress No motion IN regard 10 tliu
matter w be eff until 81 the purtant bill
before the House have been disposed Of
Pre- cmyti0n Land hl This Biz again taken u
IN the House. and the discussion Of IT continued by
many members I'LL ociock at night, when the previ
Gus question was fesorted Ia aud tho bill passed
third rtading by vote of nearly two thirds sever'
amendments reported from the House Committee q
the Public Lands adopted, The bull goes back =
the Senate amended. Numerous private bills viii b
considered in tho House