Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

On thC judiciary nlcssiS sergeant Ola
Crary OF Mich. Hoffman of \ \. ru,
Tenn. Mason of O, samuel OF Va. Col.
Ga. Siorrs Of c. Barnard OF y y W
OF Claims Mcssrs Dawson oi Ga d.
of y. y. Banks of Va. Giddings OF M
Jams of \ H. Gunjry of Tenn llilloI #
Galbraith OF Pa. Mallory OF \, Y
Ca Commerce Mcssfs Cuuis of G.
Ililon ol Nj. White OF La, Burke OF \
Ioand OF IA. llahcishamo OF Ga. Fam, HI
Bolts ui D.. Weller OF O.
On Manufactures -Mcssrs ] @ Adm.
Mass Nisbct of Ga. Siade of VI nUm- W
of Il l. Worhiugton of Md. DromgooI, IL
Mitchell of ~ y Eastman OF \. II
Davis OF Pa
CHAlRMEN OF OTHER CoMMIrrrrs.
Public Lands-Corwin of O. Whie
Post Oaice and Roads-MKay Of 4.
Adm H.
District Of Columbia--Wm. c. Johnso.
Md Wing.
Revolutionary Claims Craig of Va. 81
Pub. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Mass. u
Private Land Clalms-Cascy ofln. q.
Agriculture Dcberry of \. &. Mhp "A
Indian Alldirs-Bcll ofTcnn. Wing
Military Aiiairs--C. Johnson of Tenn ID
Mlllla--kom of Pa. Adm.
Torliories-Popo of Nv Wing.
Rev. Pensions--rahaierro of Va WIZ
Invalid Observation-Disclosures ofKy. WI
Roads and Canals--Ogle Pa. Wing
Fletcher of VI, Adm.
P@SaiiRf libi6RsHfS4icstinfqaltaSGh NJ WI
Accounts-Johnson ofV Va Adm.
Mileage Williams of Conn. Wing.
EXpend. State Observation-Disclosures Il
Ky Wing.
Do Treasury do--Evans of Me. Wing
DO Navy do--Garland of La. Wing.
DO War do-Satonstull of Ms Whip
DO Pos, Office do-Marvin ofN. Y. W
DO Pub. Build ings--Stanley OF n. e. VI
The Wings have maiorities on the sc,
last committees. The majority on the ca
mlltee of Elections voted IN favor OF the MI
Jersey members with regular certificate, /
The Judiciary Committee has Wing macS
ity. OF the Committees published in ful IA
Chairmen Of Ways aud Means, Naval AaaS
and Foreign Affairs, are adminsrrallon-la
others, Elections, Judiciary, Claims, Cod
morco and Manufactures, Wings.
Tuesday, Dec. 81
SENATE business this day un.c'
portant.
HOUSE.-Thc proceedings consisted u
most entirely ofpropositions. supoes,ious hi
votes concerning the reccntion Of abolition !.
titions the House s,eaditv refusing IN ~,
pend the rules for the purpose of ncrmin,y
any proposition of that nature to be receive
In the course of the day, on motion Mr. Sc
geant, the time for daily reception ofpetioa.
(Which has expired before one petition h,
been rcceived) was extended for twenty DAYS
The House adjourned to Friday.
co,,os,ondorco or,ho f,.,on co,,io,
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conn,or H. $50 wy o,,'''a,, c u.
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a ai,a ~a'u', ne oiiir' Ar ho"os1', We
Nv W. VI VIC POI. " WI lay "'' n.''
n a, a~ api'oaieu ~ sie''el auva"'aee -, '" "
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N'I ~; 'n ',,io. '''o .to" .o,h pale,s
l,a,; I'm ma,,'',,g, ~ ao wv.
surrender, on certain terms, Of all the publ
lands to the States where they lie. Mr.. Ci
inquired, whether this was to be considered
an ErccutiUe measure. At this Calhoun to,
fire, and made a very ridiculous exhibition
himsel--protesting his own purity, de6nl
his poslion-and concluding with an ayow
of his concurrence with the administration
all their leading measures.
Mr.. Clay replied very pleasantly to Ca
houn's personalities, and alluded very ede
lively to his own Land Bill, and to divers OF
er matters, which Calhoun had brought in
the discussion.
The nulliGer reioinod hv Gonna so,,.,ro ,,,i
tures unnn tho con,,ro,,;So p;iI 81 -''1.'. =,
nor, ,,li;oh A.. ~. D.'' ar" uP'' .
par. "lllch Nif. clay took IN It--denylng NJ
,La "'iy ''iCi.'' anu a,roga'ing 20 llii.SeIi
,,'o ''.o Ill.,, y, ~ ne ueciared' mat mr. ~
was at mat tune HAT upon his back, and I'll
,'' i'l'l1 I was us muster ana competed u
~ -" az VA. ne dq'uaiiy ulu DOWN owe
o''i r. i', m % ,lie same kihd'
all thls, Mr. clay replied with pcrle