Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
TWESTY SIXTH CONGRESS- LIST session.
Friday March 90.

10 !he House, the journal having been read,
buwn OF Tennessee, member ofthe ma
ply Of the committee in the n. J. election
fsi resumed the floor in defence of the re-
H7 and OF the whole course of the majority,
reply TO the speech of Mr.. Jeniler. He
e'h'nued to speak till near the cluse of the
morning hour, and as soon as he concluded
KS remarks. mr.. Bolts, member of the mi
hoi'N Of the committee, took the floor, and
commenced a speech in which he said he
N0id renew the entire course of the MAORI
Noihi IN the House and in the committee in
h4lon TO the New Jersey case, and pledged
@seli to prove that not a step had been ia
faby them init, fiom the beginning, that had
Hpeen marked with some outrage. He had
fqken but short time, when the chair an
Auhced that the morning hour had expired.
Nh Jones chairman of the committee of WAYS
ali means, adverting to the necessity fspee-
ty action on the Treasury Note bill moved TO
suspend the rules and 90 into committee OF
the whole on the state of the Union, with a
view 10 resume the consideration of that bill
MI Jones demanded the yeas and nays on
ssusitndine the rules, which resulted as fol-
lows yeas 1903, nays -.
IWo'ihirds not voting in the affirmative, the
rules were not suspended.
The Speaker laid before the House a re-
port rom the Secretary of War in obedience
70 resolution of the House, proposing plan
~ he tet,er organization ofthe militia of the
tinted States
lhe House then again went into committee
q lie whole, mr.. Dawson OF Georgia in the
0''h The residue of the day was devoted to
We consideration Of bills on the private calen-
Correspondence Of tie Journal Of Commerce.
Saturday, March 2l,
The Senate did not sill to-day. They have
q" lei' believe, disposed OF the Treaty with
He sk Nations which has been before them
." executive session for some days.
10 TIE House, mr.. Belts continued his re-
mn on lhc motion to print the evidence in
e new Jersey case. lie contended earnest
uta' There we're volumes of evidence before
ommiee which were not offered nor
"ssidefed, &c.
'-ts moved a suspension OF the rules to
ann TO call up the Treasury note bill,
w Avas lost.
Nne Of the private bills reported yesterday
&c otered TO be e1grossed. When they
.-9s 70 The New York fire bill, motion was
80 70 adjourn, and they adjourned at an
- holf' with view apparently, of getting
% Of that bin.
Rum9rs have been rife. during the last few
tt-, " serious and piquant correspondence
'N,"e. mr. FORSYTH and mr. Fox. on the sub.
F'' o. Tie Ncrlh Easlom Boundary.
Monday, March %.
Oiay presented a memorial f,om citizens
Wv i"'k, praying for general bankrupt
,heieffed TO Judiciary committee.
W wight during the morning presented
.I.'ila's on The same subject, which took the
N'al pIese lied a memorial from Stark
i1'l oiia' from GO Of the farmers there.
r,1-s .ongress for distribution of the pro-
49,, o' 'le public lands among the several
49,. OF he Union. The petitioners state
-, ~ we pas, fifteen years nothing has been
- nae ihe presen, times They say that
IA. Hp Class Of business IN which tie pco-
H. -. lli sufferers. The petitioners amung
L-;r-i'A Yeomanry, complain of great sui
80 @Dl ihey state that tie reduction ofpro.
= eio hall Of lis raj value Is bot cor
Ia ,,-'..'5g exhibition of tie signs ofthe timos
49, 10 olher business
g.. 10y also presented memorials from two
-. 49, :" Pennsylvania, asking Congress ID
60. go uae Independence Of Hay'i. The
a.. s's were laid on tie table
LAY also presented memorials praying