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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
- Nav OKLEANs DEsPATCn LINE.

lit NEW ORLEANS DESPAT ca LINE.
V This line consists OF q ships and brgs, OF which
sewill sail weekly till the l OF October after which
time two will sail weekly during the busn' These
vessels are all Of se first clas. warranted to insure lowest
rates and TO take the Baxe Freight pssse-
will We taken in this line throughout year at per
cent less than any other lise whatever. Apply to
X. ELWELL Packet Ofibe, so SouthsL
All goods from oupers will be shpse AMI forwarded
at New Orleans free commission,
and attention paid soatch ty Mer
chants having freight " dispose Of will find decidedly for
their interests apply above i23
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r h~~->- "a PASSAGE TO CHA ri ESTON.
:. C-For the greater despatch and conve,
nienee OF trr veliers going III south The
Atlantic and Savannah and Charleston Packet Com
pahes have formed lin Of Steam Packets twice
week TO and from Norfolk and Charleston the fol-
lowlag Packets - -
GEORGIA. Captain Rollins
S.CAROLlNA, Captain Coney.
-, PULASKI, Capt ain -.
Inc Pulaski will through 10 Savannah on and after Sa-
nrday 2lsi instant They win leave Norfolk eye-
Friday. '' '"ay an"
PASSENGERS leaving Pm ladelpha Mondays and fridays
VIII reach Norok IN time for these Packets all tur-
nshed with first copper boilers and the and
Engineers are men OF skill and long experience By this line
they are night less than by any o.her
Passage from Phiadelnhia through, $50
Baltimore
,~ Nofoik, IS
Tickets to be had at the Baltimore Steamboat office in rha
depha or on board the boats rolk Steam Boat
Office in Baltimore. board after they leave The
wharf. - 49, '' 1'~
annah every Friday ornng.
All baggage Ut the risk OF the owners.
p..,., ~ JAMES FURGUssoN, Agent
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LNsSr lNSuaANCF-Once ~ the Agency ef the
Ems swe Insurance Company, of Hartford, tenn - 81
No l5e Front 81 where policies viii be renewed and isued
on the sost favorable terms, by
ja5 A. @. HAZARD, Agent,
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ia SAVANNAH PACK1 Ts-OLD LINE
90 The ships comprising the above iue will
x@Ees from New FORK and Savannah In the following
order;-
Ship TRENTON, (new) Jas T. Bennett master
Sh y AUBURN, new N. r. Durfey master.
Shia REPUBLICAN. n. w. Foster master,
Ship MILL EDGEviLLE, ID. L. rsrter master.
Ship NEWARK, r. Durham muster.
The above ships all Of the first class and built 10 this city
expressly for the trade Their accommodations tor pasen
elegant and extensive, and facility will be az
orded to shippers by this line.
Goods forwarded subscribers will be shipped free OF
MI charges cept those actually incurred.
JoHNs0N 4 LowDEN, IS wall St and
jA wASHBURN LEWIS Savannah.
n. NEwLIyE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
oH 10 ai frow New york an the is ana from Liverpool
-ssess< the 18TH each month;
FROM sFw YORK.
New Ship sIDDONs, Capt -, Isl January.
ship SHERIDAN. Capt. J. A. Pierce, LIST February.
Snip GARRiCK, Capt N. q. Palmer, LIST March,
Ship sHAKESPEARE Capt. J. Collins, lstA April
LIVERPOOL.
Ship GARRICK, Capt. N. n. Palmer 10th December.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Capt. Collins, 18th January.
New ship SIDDONs, Capt. - 18Th February.
Ship SHERIDAN, A. Pierce, 18th March.
These ships first class all armed upwsrdsof 800
tons burthen built is the city Of New York, with such i'm
~ combine great speed with ususua comfort Tor
Every been taken IN the arrangement
OF their aecommodaoss The price o passage hesce s4o
for which AMPLE stores inc udsg Wines kc viii be provided
without wines, he. $500 These ships will he commanded 10y
experienced masters who viii make exertisn To give
general satisfaction Neither the captains The Of
ages sent BY them unless regular bills OF ading are signed
therefor Fer freight passage apply To.
E.K. COLLINsk co, SO South 81. New York or TO
wN. JAS. BROWNE co. Liverpool
liar construction gives security possessed by
other but vessels Of war ji3
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IA MOBILE PACKETS.
<5p(4 Ship FDWlNA, the w q. West, master
49, ship HECTOR ID " Post master
Shp LoRENA, J. Urquhart, master.
ship TUSkINA, n. n. Post, master.
Ship ALBANIAN, w. ~. Lar master.
sLip RUSSELL BALDWIN, J. N. Magma, mnst~r.
S.Ip JUNIOR w. III Williams, master.
Ship ELISHA DENt~OH, f. West, master.
Ship ST. JOHN, q. III. Hitchcock, master.
The will consist Of nine ships which will enable
despatch vessels month"; when the trade requires
ships the first class built expressly for the trade
OF the materials coppered and copper fastened with
sve aud handsome accoNmoda ops and -ded by
peris need masters and will sail punctuay, advertised
when tho of sapg falls Sunday the ship will sail
the Monday following. The prize OF passage SIS without
liquors All goods forwarded to the subscribers will be shipped
free Of commission.
ia ED Co "a South
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

M BALTIMORE PACK ETS--UNION
GEFE LINE-The following vessels will he regularly de-
-s1-sspaiched between New York and Baltimore: -
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly, master.
Brig SOLON, n. Bourne, master
Sckr CHARLES NJ. SMITH F. T. Totten. master
schr HENRY BARG Err Il. C. Briggs, master.
Schr DIRECT, G. l.. Briggs, master.
Schr LACONIC, j. G. Denison, master.
The vessels comprising this line peor and sailing,
nearly all built of the best materials expressly for the
trade ably the pilots on the
Insu be effected the lowest great
spatck will given, asa exeron will
give satisfaction shippers. Goods o
the subscribers will be shipped free OF
apply to j. L. ". BRIGGS Sc Old Slip NJ "
j2S j. w. BROWN Suitb,s DOCK Bat
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK Com.
MEnCIAL LINE PACKETS.
III Is 81 III
COMMUNICATION.


~ Remtiancrs and drafts with freight and passage and
from Great Britain and freland-ROCHES COMMERCIAL
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate their friends
public cnersy that they soter into early
with them Tor the bringing OF their families
friends by the early spring shpsthe srsi of which will
and will continue regularly every week afterwards
aordog emsrsnts the most desirable and eligible co~vey
ance they can have.
The detenon Of vessels Liverpool engaged this trade
the Subscribers DESTROYS sae despatch
ing vessel week from Liverpool to effect the
nent Of such regulations In their days OF ang
will give epre satsfnctos shippers and further In
ducemen for them to give preference 10 their Line over oil
any transient vessels they shall invariably
sail the appointed day, full full, and take freight
when opposed transient such will
the support and pref shippers by this Line.
The employed for the convenience ofther
Liverpool OF the first elasrunning regularly
the diff rent Of ireland and Sco,asd
convenience OF importance To those residing the out
ports
In relation 10 remiances their dras post
ROYAL Bank of ireland" are paid at sight, free u discount
,r charge In every province coury sides In the inland
towns The same purpe Bank OF Ireland notes
a opvencnce Only by this establishment
Their drans well orders be forwarded by
the regular packets sng on the lt 9Th. l6t, and 24h of
address bt letters (post padl which viii be punctnaly at
tended Furher particulars can be ascerianed appca
tIor . VI South street New Nofk.
d2sSm. ROCHE bkoTHERs CD.
"a. yAssAGE FwuM sLIGit-A first rate
{y6 ship will sail from sligo ON or about the 18Th April
~ next and date number Of passengers In
either cabin or ste rage.
" "'s' ww COULTER, 1t5 Front st.
NIB Persons shing remit money to tn " friends,
have drafts sight Mr. Hagh Leighton ouaf ST. sligo.
j22 imt
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Thee shine 70 all az the hrst class nv men OF
Gu. scier and are furnished With Of the
-oe sr comrnr and convenience The out.
ward fxed understanding with the poprieers
others lines sa iucudag wines aud stores Of de-
s<rlptop, a2o without wines and liquors -
Nett er captains owrers 81 these SHIPS VI be resp~n
sbe for letter parcels packages sent oy them, unless
regular bills OF lsdinr signed therefor.
Fer freight or rvs age, apply 10 -. -,
GoeDnUE co, or C. " MARSHALL
a. South ST. New York.
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a1 Line The packets composing the above line viii sail
Ship ASsELiouE, s. Nichols master.
Ship Ship 1 %,H1H II !nsw, T. ;, Leavir
Ship CELIA, d. L. Porter, master.
Ship OCoNEE, new J, D: Wilson, master.
The above ships all built la New York expressly for
with the trade Their accommodation are very superior
every facility will be afforded shippers and passengers All
commissions. SCOTT & MoRRELL, p South St. ias
ia MOBILE PACK ETs-NEW LINE
eps se be snd 5
Ship THAMES, Jas. D. Snow, master.
Ship WARSAW, j. Thatcher, master.
Snip Snip G SAMaWbs Tso r sm f. MASTER
The above all first rate ships fastened and cop
handsome issi,hed for Goods
j23 CENTER co. 81 Pine ST.
MN NOZZLE CIxY LINE PAcKErs.-
vessels Of suitable 90 10 the city without lghterage,
Brig yICTREss. ), "; Dickinson, master.
Brig DETRoIT, +. W;WiIiams, master,
Brig LENS cAss = Thats ,..r master
The above are ali good vessels with handsome furnished
Insurance goods lowest rates Of
ali o %s Of s w R1 Sep ppgea
as ss'ig GLaRIRMaN % Wall st.
st4t DARIHN, (Geo) LINE OF PACKETS.-Brig
9lsfE AMELIA STRONG, n. L. Brown, master.
-ssszz- Brig PREMIUM, J. Coburn, master.
Brig MACON, A. Blbbins master,
Brig DARlEN, G, T. Bulkiey, master.
Brig NEW JERSEY, b. M lathe VS., MASTER
Schr, ID. b. CRANE, Studey, master
ne subscriber has in connection with Messrs Hawes Mitch
ell Collins OF Daren Geo. established the above line
ses built expressly for the above trade all copper
eos hey have also three STEAMBOATS, runaing the All
goods forwarded the agent in New York. will forwarded
iree OF commission. NJ DEMILL 1876 Front
line OF stages runs from Daren Macon three times
week also steamboat to ST. Augustine twice week. 23
1t CHARLESTON PACK ETS-CemmerciaI
HG Line She following ,ses the above line
.-s7xz.packets:
Brig DIMON, Frederick Sherwood, muster.
Brig CORDELIA, Francis Sherwood master.
Brig BUENOS AYRES, H. Stuart, master.
Brig FANNY new w. Whitllesey master.
Brig -, (new.)
The above all first class vessels built expressly the
trade and commanded by experienced masters. Their ac
tor passengers extensive, and
VIII be made to please both shippers and passengers All
goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will shipped free of
commission
For freight or passage amply to the captains board
ALLEN PAXSON, go w all street. N. Y or
Jz3 WM A. CALDWELL SONS. Charleston. 8. C.
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PIONEER FAST LINE,
&C., #f Hsa

VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTsBURcu
Leaves the West Chester House Broad and RAG
streets, daily al 6 O'Clock.
The Boats and Cars upon this Line of the very hos.
description, having been built expressly %
opassengers and are not surpassed by the country
Tn Is The only Packet Line that the Road u
Harrisburgh thereby saving so miles of travel ami
reaching Pittsburgh in three days and half instead o
four al half formerly the case when went bv
Columbia, ond there took the canal.
Fer speed ami comfort This Line exceed by any
IN The nited States.
Passengers 10 Cincinnati, Louisville Nachez Nashville st
Loas Will always be certain Of being taken on without de
lay rs this line connects with the boats Pittsburgh carrying
the mali
For seat apply at the nor and Chestnut
81, and at NO. 200 Market ST. corner Sd and Willow
p.u.,o,.. ~, A. b. CUMMING, Agent
PhtladeIUh1a, Il.
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>. :, IN
SUBJECT, he would move that the neher'a' ne '''u
on inc 'ah,r peds'ug h'nsc', moi
a'ot from Vermont shon'n ne seo III u W. w
hereafter aud more would cal u up h'n'Sen N.'"
ne n'a ''mc To rfcpaie his moo Tor "e''o" On ',e
SUBJECT determined tue suolee, shoula no' resi- "a
III II I'd received tue maj ACTON ct 'ne 9e"''s.
was us pc''f, 'hat INC E''" p"u, u ''e wv"
"''e N"ahn IN ,he maue' ~ 'ssor' "u' so'o sue,'"
even % prefer Tie p'c'aleo'' Oh u' "''s''""s W
'fne To Tue preservation M" eoh,.""aiiee W '' =
mon us "lna was onai'ct'os nN''' '"' 'o''','t
'''"''' ls'''' ~ NJ" "''' P''''"'e ~ 49, 49,
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gsGaarY MADE CLOTHING.

ft'llE subscriber has on hlnd Iat-e stock Of
READY MADE Go fIiNG suitable TO
IT. >rteoa.a.I benny JesipnuS change his business
Nil sell lhrp out At Esccim@c1 Prices. lis
sand one s.,pr below CAPT. N. ". pt.eufor's
Ai5c orr. and - otder Ia utltte the public tai
Re NH ssH breftaS, he earn 'stly requests : cALL
nom MI such /, my want articles ii s liar Ills
,5ca is mad up III over Colgs Dress Goats, W aist
clfS, Pmtalonn,. SuIts, and every ofhcr article
usually found in Mcrchai Taiois establishment.
II. Is at all times prepared to cut out and make
!. 'lothcs with great despatch, aud viii warrant his
> to lit neatly, aad to be done in good sly e and
according TO the --latest fashions.
He will attend faithful, to REPAIRING ali Kinds oI
gentlemen Apparel-and if desirable will exchange
new tor old clothing.
II wing male arrangements to carry on an cAten-
sFe bnSac,s, the undersigned requests all those haY
llg q 'lms against hi to present teiu for payment
anil hose who are indebted to him, he hopes Will
sone forward and make payments Lnnser inln.
scnce camel be gwen. TlNSLEl rADGElf.
December If
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but since II has, release all present, rs isf ~ ="
concerned, from The Implied obligations. whic"reku
late the laws OF social intercourse III such cases asoS
rcntelien aud without the observance ~ WHEN con-
vefsatIoH mus, lose all its freedom aud p'ease'e.-
They have my iull assent TO state all saio sot =
word of which. IL fairly understood. VII, I've 'oanuis
conflict with my eoursc.
rcl,c the charge of Inconsistency, as 10 ne iounn
instalmenl. with equal drectness and tnness. *
turned out that there available surplus ~ ths
Treasury aud that, instead Of depositine money MIN
tho States we had borrow 10 meet the cairsntex
pcnscs The alternative presented in the Senate
vas between the postponancnt of the fourth nstsi
mcut OF borrowing nancy make the deposite.
voted orthe lof,ner and could not have done other
wsc, without gross contG,dciiop VI all my p'ne'
ples, aud the mhoe oi III, pas. course IN reaiioa "
the subject.
Bur seems that Gen. Thompson, oi ). carolina.
and Mt \ II. Shepherd ot y. Carolina. ara relied
on To make ou, tins charge. II i, not ior me 10 say
how far the, have authorized their names to 's usrd
ON the accession. they can speak Tor themselves u
they should hnk proper aud they ARE eroly reieas'
ed from every obligation ~ lr - am conccrned that
miqht impose senec, ghd are liheuy 10 state ALL
said on thiso ANY Other subject have uo appfehe l.
SION that either Will assefl dat. voting 10 pssipDns
lhe fourth iusameut rather Than 10 borrow money to
meet t. acted Inconsistency with any titins SAID
Had there been Al available surplus beyond the rro-
bable ca penscs oiho Goyelumeat, would have oeen
among the foremost 10 insist the dep0se, but 40
there was nour would be the last to borrow for That
purpose.
As an act Of Justice must relnostibe editors VII"
have published the article 10 publish these rrafAs
J. e. CALHOUN.
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nittcd To me OF a conversation, III which Mr.. Cal
houn participated, and which occurred on our way
from Greeusborough, y. {. 10 this place. 10 attend
the extra session Of Congress. Aud in conformity
with your request TINT should state whether the
remarks therein attributed 10 Mr.. Calhoun, in rrl,-
ton +. the repeal of the fourth nstalnent, cores
pond with m, recollection of them, have TO say
that they do IA every essential particular.
In tins have HE more confidence, because We
colyerscd OF il shortly afterwards; aud because when
learned, after the meeting OF congress, ihat VT.
Calhoun had express ed himself in favor Ut repeal
of a, IN. rlrm. was surprised, aud so eAries
sed IN, sell ,oa and ulhels.
LAM especially. Ne. w. Is. CAkiEh.
Hon. Mr.. SuEPPtRo.
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TO TIE. EDITORS.

Mvsss GAL,s & SrAroS In your paper sfthis
morning The Hon. John &. Calhoun sn,inadverts u
an article 6fst published in the WMchinan oil Sails
buy, Notih Carolina, in which my maine, that u
t.en Thompson aud Mr. Cilhouns are mentioned
As understood the publication. both The Editor and
Mr, Calhoun used ms name as CONNECTED WIN That
portion oi Mr.. talhouus CONVERSATION when - allo
gcd to have taken place IN fre,d 10 The withholding
the fourth mstalmeut, unot tits drposite act Vt 1886
and il Is IL reference 10 tins alone sappose that MI
Calhoun uses the following espfcS'lons " But "
. seems that Gen, Ihptnf~n, Of south Catoliua and
- Mr., A H. Sheppctd, of North Cntulna. are relied
f" TO make out hi. ch1r9c. II IL net Tor me I"
say how iat they have authorized their names Il
"bc used on the occasion. They can speak Tor
"lhcniselvrs il they should think proper, and they
'ac hcc by released from every Obligation. so Iar AZ
:" am concerned that might impose silence, and
ARE IT liberty to state what said Oh thlsor any 9th
=" err occasionr \ conversation which | hcl with
Nr. Calhoun few days since might have cnabcdhim
say how far bad authorized my name 10 bs used
on the occasion. then informed linn that ] liai
elVcn no authority tor The publication. but 'hn sup.
posed the newspaper statement WAS made ron what
had soine time since said 10 the editor touching ths
ma ter OF hi, publication that had wfittes 10 the
editor complaining of this unexpected use Vi my
name, aud recfetting the publication.
The statement Of the conversation. however, as
contained in the Waterman, is, aeeonhng 10 my re-
collection, Sustained by that Of Gen. THOMPSON. Of
South Carolina, and Gcn. CAnrrh, of Tcnncssso.l
substantially correct.
In conversation upon the subject OF the repeat
81 postpouenent ofthe fourth nstament Mr.. CAL
noun saId we must hold on to il W. must have tho
money II we have 10 take il in bank rags.
How I'm thus conversation IS inconsistent WIN MT.
Galhouns subsequent course Is not Tor me to inquire
or determine. In speaking Of THIS stage CONVERSE
ton, which occurred between public men, on sub
jrct of great public interest and which they were
theu going TO consider. am wholly UNCONSCIOUS OF
violating any rule Of proprety Designed to regulate
social intercourse, especially rs has never bern
my purpose intention 10 question The purity vi MI.
GaIhouns m liyes Of acton on this fubJeet, but Ta-
ther to express my regret and s,'rpr'se At the course
which he has felt himself bound TO pursue, and
winch ! WIS not prepared TO Anticipate Under tho
impulse Of this feeling, was INDUCED, al the moment
OF Mr.. Calhouns remarks IN favor at postponng the
fourth lnstalncDt, to mention 10 member Ut the
House OF Representatives the substance OF this con-
scrsation. | doubt not that he ,rcollects II.
A. II. SHEPHERD.
Dc %. 1897.
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III anariice from the lion. e. Calhoun. IN the
lnclhgepcer of this morning. Mr. Calhoun says:
But it seems that General Thompson, Of South
Carona, aud Mr.. \ II. Sacpperd, oil North Caro-
lima, are relied make ont the charge. 1t not
for me to say how Tar thry hasn authorized their
names to be used on The occasion. They eau 81 cak
for themselves if they should think proper. aud they
are hereby released from every obi CATION 50 FAR as
am concerned. that mi. lit impose silence, and are
al liberty to state what SAID on this any other
OCCASION
The doubt which this passage may he construed 10
intimate, 10 my lending my name to The publita-
non Of Mr.. Caunn's conversation, lave reason to
believe does not exist inihc mind oi Mr.. Calhoun as
ne had bren informed hoA tn. matter found lis way
into the North Carolina newspaper IN which II first
appeared. the had entertained any such doubts,
hey whould have been removed By direct applica-
ton to
The statement Of Mr. Shrppcid shows that hal
not tho slightest agency, dnect or indirect in the
nattrr. But my name having been used both by Mr.,
Calhoun aud Mn Shepperd, and being directly CALI
I'd by the latter j, is proper that should say that
my recollection OF the crsaon entirely comedies
with tha OF Mr.. Shepperd. w THOMPSON, Jr
DE 90, 1887.
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EGO, 'EEiEsEAEs,
yv,Tc ~ .H'sE. ~ E.sss'

"AVING REMOVED TO Loviugston, Nelson
\ 4 Courthouse, Va, will, IN tuture, attend the
ronnty and Superior Courts OF Nelson and Am
kerst.
40 nj Jyndhhrra may have in Nelson cSperiattY,
,,,ll sill be conided to hlm.
/ livingston, Nelson Co Va. Dec. II wiw
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Office.

IL give the highest price in cash l-atherin
nSe Tor green ,ried Hides. / have large
| l,tunss VI Leather. which will sell low for CASH
die ouf' 'I"f Shirlmg Harness, blackand fair ijr-
D.'','tIn,et Saddle Bag Leather and he ID Skins.
'al'IIcrs would do " cllto give me a call
II, DAVID HOFFMAN,,
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NIGHT AUCTION.

I'm Tuesday night 10Th inst.,I will commence Ntoes
~ Smiles, and shall be regular e,tr, TUESDAY, aee
FRIDAY NIGHTS during the Fail and wttsi
months Sales will consist Of DRY sDOtls, tsuitaur 70
the seasonal CUTLERY. SHOES, BOOTS, HATS
CLOTHS WATCHES. HOOKS, JEW El.k}. dc, Ne
Al orders strictly attended and rsiurir pr,iiptis
speedily naa,c. Con=ig ns,e its tankfus rscsn.d.
CHARLES fHEIrs
Septcinhlr Is Ht1,
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THURSDAY. Dec l9, 1897.


Mr.. SWIFT presented memorial aud certain
resolutions Rom the Legislature ot Vermont ~ re
laon TO Texas and slavery in the District OF Golum-
bia Nj :. sad lie would move that tins Paper be
printed aud land on the table
Mr.. CLAY, Of Alabama, called fer the rea-
ding of he document.
The SECRETARY having read the document,
Nh KING rose aud said he considered 1t an mia
nous libel aud insult on lie South let II come from
what quarter would Ut false statement m re.
laon 10 The people OF the South when 1t charged
them with dsrca ard lDr the laws, aud he expressed his
surprise that gentlemen should present such lapels
Which they could not but feel were untrue. II II be
o deep a disgrace receive into tie Union STATE
toIelating slavery, how was II we have been, and
still continue, together Coming from a State II
had been conched IN proper terms, he would not
have objected 10 lay il on the table bal the language
and import of such nature that he should be
compelled 10 vote against lis reccpuon.--lIe would
not have voted against the reception, but tins was
altogether Ut sucN character as 10 induce I'M not
to vote even for the motion 10 lay eqnesllon oire-
cCptuH on the table.
Mr. SWIFT hoped he should never prove so re-
creant TO the interests OF his constituents as
to refuse the performance OF hls duty, espe-
cially present resolutions coming from the lie
eisatnre OF his State. The document was the re-
suit of no party ctfolt il the united voice oi the
whole State OF Vermont, and he hoped To recei7e no
censure for rendering due obedience to instructions
cmanating from 50 high authority.
Mr. CALHOUN deemed the present moment one
OF the deepest importance. gtem step had oeth
taken in the progress OF events. The circumstance
of lie morning had come upon him wholly unexpect-
edlv He bad never heard that the resolutions III
question had been passed by the Vermont Leg'sa-
lure yet lie might have anticipated as much lie
had long loreseen the present things; aud now the
time had actually come. when 1t was to be deteiinlned
whether are longer 10 remain as one united and
happy ncope. ar whether this blessed Union Was 10
be dissolved by The baud Of violence. Vermont has
struck deep and dangerous bio" into The silals oi
om eonlcderacy. II WAS a tme lor acton, and he
could not, would not, entertain tie ldeagl njet hug
or losing sieht Of The document before the Senate
but ~ 1t" untl.Par'd - prescott - act ON tils