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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

Errors Of Great .Ncn.--Thosc from
Whom We derive most, are usually men
|Of strong passions and large rocial
|ampalhies the passions and The sym.
|pa,hIes lead them into mlny errors,
and call out all, whether Of good or
eul, that the genial warmth of their
human nature can conceive: but we
uusl take The evil with the good. nor
aaHel with The winds that make the
he and freshness Of The intellect, tho
hey sometimes produce n storm. IL
not only the philosopher of whom it
h1y be justly said, that had he not or
jed, be would have done less; the
anne may be often said of patriots,
'eiofmers and poets. Where we have
most 10 be grateful, there we often
ave mos, 10 forgive. This consider
i'lon need not induce us TO forgive the
nor tor The sake Of the error, but for
'c SAKE Of the countcrhalancins viz
Ice.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
DIED.

:, In Pii,siorj on tie i3d ult Doa. hhrcl
Barnes, aged IL
~ Cornwall, ON the i,h ult Mrs Martha
bingham, wife Of Rcubeu r Brigham. and
daughter of Rev Ieaadiah Bushnell, aged %.
In Granville, Ohio on Ito 18Th MI Mrs
Jane LILA smith, wife of 4. J Smith. Cash.
Ter oi the Granville bank. IN the 3ith wear OF
her age.
In 81 Adams, Goth ul,. Thomas ]. Ha,ha-
way, aged -.
In brandon, on the e7ih uli. Mr. Isaac
Knowlipn, aged 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

n1r ftaH--rhe following is extracted
~ a. old volume, printed in 1906, entitled,
-iship' Love and aiairimonie 'Albei, il
.se Jerome part Of the commu-lawe, IN
Issia 70 tAe social relations Of life, that as
every bisseIiile year doth return, the
'e' have the sole privilege, during the time
!, oeausoeth, OF making love unto the men,
49,, - hey doe either 10y wurdes or lookes, as
= ule'n seemeih proper and moreover,
- .-sh vii he entitled 10 the henehic Of cler-
-" ooihe refuse 10 accept the ohers OF a
49, y Who dolhe 10 any wise ueatc her
''t|eal siihe slight OF ooEtumely.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

From Mobile (Alabamal we learn tina, the
iiauison Wings, AT the charter election which
has lust taken place, elected their candidate
for Mayor edward HalD by amejori,y ofi0O
votes, and elected also ,hrccforr,hs ofihe Al
derEion, and the entire Common Council
One year ago the Wing candidate for the may
oraliy was defeated by majority of 3j3 votes
Wing gaia in one year, out OF 900 and odd
votes, 5i3votes This is going ahead in reality.
Nat. Intel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
Sunday TRAVELLING.

jniIcial decision o. so'uo interest to
t.s aho furnish means and appliances for
Satay travelling, was lately hid at Phil
sldi. ia case before the District Court
recover damages for injury done 10 a pair
,0ises by several young men, who had en-
kl.od them on the Sabbath, Judge Stroud
|ticed non sui, TO he entered; on the ground
ai contracts made for tho performance OF
'ark on the Sabbath was not legal, AMI thore-
bic tic plaintiff could not sustain his case"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
esciigiOsas i, siicc.

Rev. G. +. lIewes will preach in the Tower
school house in Ira, Sunday, May 10th and al
tend Two services, the first commencing at
s o'clock the second at early candle light
Spbjeii. Jude 9th and 7lh VERSES.
An apology Is due for the apparently in'cn-
tonal delay in publishing the above notice
Il was received two weeks ago and sent into
,i,-a fica "a, ,l.a lf.o fs His---''.'''' %"
cause of tie delay is easily explained J, for tie
circumstances are well Ieroi!ocie1 viz. TIC
composition, after having Pot il type a n1rriage
which was Written npon the SANE piece Of pa
per, laid it aside FOR the purpose Of finishing
oul the list Of marriages aad deaths, intending
TO resume it Immediately afterwards, but ca
entirely forgot il until too late for Insertion
II was then ordered for last weeks paper, but
the copy was not reclaimed. We hope these
circumstances viii be suAicieIa 10 shield us
from the impuation Of uneoureous conduct in
iais Transaction.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

Erciiement.-The following is a paragraph
from pamphlet recently published by the
Rev Leonard Wilmington, Pastor of the FRS!
Church in Ncwbury, Mass
We love excitement; the appetite is increas-
ing upon us; we dr5 peculiar nation. Some
people, have no doubt, have such craving
for aRt,-istn; for some party to follow, or some
object to oppose, thar, if you could translate
themto the bowels of Paradise, beneath the
very shadow of the tree of life, their gloomy
Imagination would coniure up some phantom
of egl, some giant of corruption whom they
must oppose with the zeal holy hatred, and
conquer by the arms of party strife. They
could not sing the songs of Zion, bat in tie
chorus of faction.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

GEOGkAPHY-A London weekly paper
informs its readers that "thc two governments
OF Washington and Maine arc exceedingly en-
oarrassed IA keeping the people OF their res
pccuYo provinces from actual hosiilitics upon
,he liiigaied questions Of the American and
British frontier" aud tina, "ller Msjes,y's
troops are stationed there TO protect vessels
passing between v Brunswick and Canada. -
An English country Journal regrets 10 hear
recent disturbances IN Albany threaten rep
clifton OF the la,c border warfare"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
Gooa Friday.--In these DAYS the FOL.

Good FridGy--In these days the fol-
lsxing anecdoie is not bad.
An attorney in the superior court
was anxious TO bring a cause 10 trial
on Friday, and went 10 inquire Of The
chief tuslice If he could not sit. "No
SIR" said the Chief Justice, no Judge
ever sat on Good Friday but Poniius
Plate"
Timber Fer log Csbias-Prentice says,
tl,ey are cutting down all the hickory trees IN
pennsvlvania, 10 build log cabins with.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
ITHt C0Py OF TtcUTU,
10 IL HENRY HALL, Register
STATE OF VERMONT, IHE probn

STATE OF VERMONT 4 he Probate
District "i Fairhaven. l Court for the
district OF Fairhaven, TO all persons 10 whom these
presents shall come Greeting
The administrator of Abner s. Bigbee's estate
lat. Of Benson deceased, having peti,ontd for H.
eense 10 sell the real estate belonging 10 said Alb
ner : situate ~ Bnsou 10 said district, aud said
sdminisiratn' praying this court 10 grant HIN au-
tbnriiv and license Ia sell sneb estate,
II is ihefrfurr hereby ordered that said appcS.
ton be heard before said conrt ~ The 2d Wedrms
day 10 May next at the probate Office IN Castle.
ton, aud ihai notice 'hrr-oibe ri en- by publish
ing this order weeks succe ssIyriy as spon as
may be- in the lsunpud Herald printed at Rot.
land Gyrn in probate court ts 18th Of April
lao lG-fs a. WARNER, Jodee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

Description OF A DRuYKARD.-A pious di-
vine of the old school says, "a drunkard is the
annoyance of modcsty, tho trouble of civllity,
the caterpillar of industry, the tunnel Of wealth
the ale-house henefac,or, the beGgar's COM
panion, the constable's trouble, the wo of hi 5
wife, the scoii of his ncighbor, his own shame,
man.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
NOTICE..

Broke into the enclosure Of the sub.
scrbcr on or about the 18th ult, n
black mare and yearling colt The
mare has white strip in the forehead,
and a hump back. The owner is re-
qucsted To prove property, pay char
gcs and take them away.
1870 JOHN CAIN.
Rutland, May I'd, 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
NEW ORIrAYs. Anril 81, ,v,ni,,

ouf municipal election has just iefmina.
,ca am happy to inform YOU that VIM
trcroi, siaunch Wing and native American
and resident Of tho Second municipality, is
elected mayor. This is grand triumph 20
our cause. especially a. we were divided by
having three Wings as candidates.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

From Maryland, indications are strongly
favorable to the cause ofiIarrson and Reform.
In the ancient city OF annapolis the Wings have
turned tic tables upon their adversires, who
have for year or two past had the upper hand
.of them. Alexander G. Map,uder (Whig)was.
nn monday, elected mayor ofthe city, and John
Johnson, Recorder; the entire nomination for
Aldermen and Com non Council also succeed
ing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

a New LABOR SAVING MAcHINE.--A lazt
fellow in Illinois, upon being recently seized
with an ague, declared bis intention of going
to New Orleans, and being aske BIS reason,
he said he would stake berth ira steamboat
right over the wheel house, and get the boat
10 do all he shaking forhmr'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

Terrible Conformation. On the isth ult. a
fire broke ont in Kingston, L. G. and destroy
I'd upwards fifty houses, many of them contain
ing large amour; of property; $4,000 totally
destroyed. About 1870 kegs Of powder eSplod-
town and cause m0ch damage.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
Blank Lists.

LISTERS would save a deal Of
trouble and labor 10y procuring some
printed blanks for listers.
For sale al the Rutland and Casileton
Bookstores by II. L. WHITE, a. Co.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

Nord AGair. A few days since gentle
man in the west part of this town reined his
horse up to boy, who was standing in front
ola house, and offered him pocket book.
The boy, not understanding the design of the
stranger, and taken by surprise, refused 10 ac-
ccpt it; when the stranger threw il into the
stree, by the boy and rode off. Tho pocket
book was taken into the house, opened and en-
amincd and was found 10 contain f,co hundred
and three do'iarS, in bills OF Hartford Bank
There was also slip of paper attached to the
roll cf money, on which was written with a
pencil. "Glye this money To Miss" Tho
name was that Of young lady who has been
tor some years partially derangcd, and who
has lived in dependent circumstances. The
whole affair is singular, and part very fool
ish; for if the donor wished to make his pres
ent without exposing his generosity, he might
have adopted some more sure method OF safe
conveyance. -Uariiord Reriep.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
E,gnres W0a't Lie.-A farmer in II,

Figures Woa't Lie.--A farmer in the
country, says the Ohio Times, owed
last year 5000 which he could have
discharged with IFS bushels Of wheat,
this year it takes 500 difference 322
bushels Last year he could have paid
the same debt with 400 bushels of oats
this year il takes I400--dillcfence
lO00--261 bushels ofcorn would have
paid this debt last year, this year il
wi!f take 9O0--diilercace GAP There
Is no Ium5uggery in This, though the
loco locos tell the people there is.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

"A Qneer Law.--About The year 10
81, the Legislature of Pennsylvania
passed resolution that 'no member
thereof should come 10 the House bare
foot, or eat his bread and cheese on the
steps,"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
HENRY HALL, Register

IN ia ,ap' ttEnssos.9t frxE ~ rene nb~rs
District Of Flirhagcu - ed ibsr at n
probate coufi hrld ~ CSsilst0n Within aud for
said district the 18th day ~ April, A ID.
1870 present A WARNER, Judge.
The administrator of ih- ESTATE oi James conck.
ey, late of Orwell 10 said pisiflct, dctaS.d, pro-
posing 20 render account of his administration.
II ia ordered, that said account h. eSimn.d 10
court on the % "Wednesday Of Nay, next at the
Office OF the Judge Of PfoDate, 10 Casiiriop, and
hat The rubhcuiioH Il copy Of ihis- oId-r
three webs sncesssi ,ly in the Rutsnd Herald :,
printed at Rgt'and, a. soon as rnsy be. shall be
sufficient notice ~ al CONCERNED 10 sff~Af II they
fser cause. add object tHer-io A true copy Of Rec
oid g. 4. LANG on Register fD--Io
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
STATE OF VERMONT DE it 'emem,
h,st,;,t al nutiuud { L J h.,ad thai ~

District OF Rutland IS ID b.fed that at
n special probate court held ut Rutland, within
ond FOR said district, On the 9Th day of April, A.
ID lS41, Present, WIN Hall, Judge.
Eiijih Bonrdmar executor oi The last will and
Testament Of ~ mby Boar man late OF Rutland
in said district deseas d. proposing to render Az
account his administration.
1t is ordered that said account be examined in
court on the first Monday being the 9TH day oil
ny next; and that publication Of copy of
THIS order three weeks succrssively in the Ru
land Herald priut az FINLAND, as sooD as may
be- shall h- sufficient notice 10 all concerned to
appear il they see ciuse aud obleet thereto.
A true copy Of record,
I5-I7 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

Maryland Iledee ped.-l.as, year Tie Senate
o. Maryland was brough, under tie dominion
OF Van Buren, Federal Locofocoism.-Th Ia
bles are now turned. In every tdace where
elections have been held this spriag, ihe Har-
risOn Nlnnor iloats .rnumphani!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

and
Eyc-stuG..
- I Al. -
AMOUR Wbich are,

AEboHs WbitH
5000 bbls Dutch ref Cam % bags huise seed Turkey
phnr, 100 kegs rel Silpeire.
cases Turkey Opium. IS "a. ks llipcirc.
800 lbs MI Peppermint, 1000 lbs sup carb soda puv
300 Sulph Quu,ne, 1900 do Tartarc AciG do
600 81 Otto Roses, 1000 do Rochelle salts,
20 iIrskots Annatto. 800 plrkages Apnthecnfcs
% bbs Eng rel d l,orax. Glass Ware,
20 casks P0r's Sulphur 100 boxes CASTLE soap
10 de- Cream Tartar, ~ eases M1gnesir
20 do Plfa upeil. III bales iush Moss.
30 cases Lie l. ifte 80 Ibis Sissifrus bark,
20 do Gum Sheilnc, 20 hties Sppngos,
10 do do fopd. !0clscs Indsor Soap,
8 Xeropns Pcfuv bark. 30 bill. tio"h"l
10 lbs puy. JalaPs. 100 DO Whiting,
1000 de- do Iprrac 10 kegs sup PARIS Green,
600 Jn cassia Binds % de- do do
800 do Eng Cai"mei 5 eases hRrse rormnlion
$40 d., do Tor Sodium 10 hbis sup fnp,l vsrusl,
100 do do Blue Pats 30 do sprns TurpcniIne,
10 casrs Burg. Esrences ~ ca.k. white Lead,
10 ,o lcmon do AgD ibis Dutch iiasred oil 4,
70 cases India Gum Ara 100 do Gro. tomwood,
ee. 70 do do D!ewotd, as
3 do Turkey do do sorted.
% bbis kIfg, Castor OIL l5 ZsT0oHs cncllineal
10 Gases tapr Woes, 30 boxes cut IrgwOnd,
do canihatides 80 bblr iyory iiiark,
o Do RhubtJh Root ltSttO los ! I'M ric koots.
300 lbs Oi afOngaaam. % etses Ia: I've,
q Dbl. D Dat, Gssii.af isfsas Nesiis ia OIL
800 ~ Flufs lienzpine. 10 cases Manila Ildgo,
3 cnsas tardamond seeds . do best Bengal do
2 tasks fresh Chanomiies 100 Carhoys Oh VItnol.
80 hhs ifucla tayennr 10 bags Nuigalls,
1900 lbs rpfke, M,rh, 100 bb. C.ppcra..
D jan Quicksilver, 5 oaks Crop mad1ef,
20 b,los Yesst Cofks, 10 ibis Alan.
, rasks Nu,megf. 20 de- Blue Nnrol,
~ Dbl, Gloves. 20 casks Sal soda.
Jcls"s cup gro mustard 40 bbs Eng Yenci,aa red
10 ibis fsfe gro finger % casks Rochsile yellow,
In addition 10 the above he will CON
slanily be receiving large imponalions
of English. India and Mediterranean
Drugs, selected with great care as 10
quality and. yariaiy. Dealers IN Drugs
Cloihiers, Country Merchants, and
Manufacturers. are respectfully invited
10 call when wanting 10 purchase, as
goods will be offered at extreme low
prices, on accommodating terms, and
oflhe very best qualities.
EDWARD BRiNLEY,
At The odd Brinley Drug stuie,
Nos & 4, soalh SIDE f1nDiel fall.
'io--3snos inside. BOSTON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

The net gain ofthe Wings in the three states
IN the popular vote, has been more than ten
thousands. Bn' what is 81 Infinitely greater
raj roics, which will make in the coming elcc-
ton loss OF twoay-iour votes to the admins
tra:ion.--Nat- Egis.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

sfAIEOF w MOST, DE 1t RENE l,he'rd
D.stf,c, al Ru'iand ~ ! - that NJ SPECIAL
pfpb.le court held At Rh,ian @iiliin and for ID
district on the i-fh day Of April A. ID lsi0.
Presen, Hon. VIM Halt Judge
ltsi,h Philips administrator 81 the estate ~ Jo'
spph Newell late Of Dauby IN ssd district de-
erased, pfopos ng % render an uce QUIT Of lis adj
ministI abOD,
IL Is ord-frd that said ace Unit lee examined 10
con,i on the Illh day 81 May neat aud that
publication Of this order ihfoe weeks sueeessyely
~ the Il iland Herald printed st Rutland Ne
.oon as may b.. shall > sufficient notice 10. all
concerned 10 appear Il TIE, cause and 't,lee,
thereto. Io-'o
HENRY HALL Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
STA Y or VERMONT, lDEn rrlne'ab-

STA II y OF VERMONT, DE II felne'ab-
Distinct Of farhat+n, ss ! - fred that al
special Probate Court held al Cssileion within
and for ssid District on III I3th day 81 April,
A ID Ie4s. f,es+nt A. WARMER, lodge.
III. administrator Of tbs ssist OF hiebsrd
Howe, lat. 81 Pooltney, IN said disfirf q eesssd,
proporing ~ render an account VI bio sdnibisifa'
iDn
IL ordered that ssid Account be Examined IN
Couu on The "a "Wednesday 10 Mag Gsl aud tbs
the pubiesiion 81 copy Of r.is osd@I three weeks
succ-s.vely, ~ the BstisAd flsfsid. Pr'nlsd o.
Rutland soon may be, shall be ssib 'sni
Do,er 10 all concerned 70 sPpssr fthey sse cause
and Inject thsf,to 1913
BIZ. LAsGDos. Register =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

There is an editor in Iowa Of the name OF
Turtle. Wonde. whether he is a green turtle
mud turtle, or n soft shelled turtle
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
Casilrton, Aptil 18Th, isi0. 1915
DIslre, of Raland S.. Is ed ,ha, ~ |.

STATE OF VERMONT, ID 1T rem. mber.
District of Rutland S. ID ed that AT
stated probate court held nt Rutland within aud
for said district, On the fret Monday, being the
9th day Of April A ID lsi0
Present WIN Hall, Judge
Whereas, Rufus Bucklin, Jr. administrator
with the Will annexed, ON the estate of Apollos
Griswod late of Walhnatord in said district de-
ccnsed, hiti represented 10 this court that tho
personal estate OF said deceased is not sufficient
by about two hundred dollars TO pay the debts
due from snii estate, and that part OF ia. real
estate ca not be sold without injury TO those in.
tercscd in the remainder, and hath in eonse-
quencc thereof applied for license sell the whole
OF said real estate va one c-rtain n CT or parcel
OF land consisting Of about fifty acres be the same
more ar hss, situated IN the towns OF Walling.
ford and Mount Holly, the same being tbe home
Farm nl the said deceased
1t is ordered that said application stand for
heJri nj session Of this court on the .irrt Mon.
day. being the 4ih day of May next, and that n
pu hca'ian oi this or er hrec weeks successvely
in the Rutland Herald. printed al Rutland be sui
fcieui notice NIL concerned TO appear If they
see cause and oil feet thereto.
( true copy o record, BY
HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

where is the East 2 inquired the mistress
OF school of one Of her pupils. hMe jug !
answered the little geographer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

'Hollo Sam, what yuu doin'darr Fishin.'
wall, wat dat you got in you mouf -
Noth'n but some wo'lns for bait
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

In three of the New England states which
gave their electoral votes for Mr.. Van Buren, in
1880. elections have hecn held since the nom
nation OF Harrison FOR president. The differ
ence between the votes of 1896 and 1910, is
worthy Of notice:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
MAsnrEr.

In Pusforj, March 20,h, bv Elder Mead.
Mr. Rufus Thomas to Miss Sally VI. Trescott.
OF iiui'bartl,on.
=. In Bennington IN the 9Th ul, by Rev. Mr..
Preston, Mr. George w. Robinson, to Miss
Jane l.. iiinsdill, all Of Bennington.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05

I5eg CDaunorum Ye.. Why .ray
Prince Albert be considered saving
ard frugal parsonage? Because he
"iays Gy' a sovereign every night. y.
Y. Signal.
The wit is better than the grammar,
isn't i, Pierce ;--[Transcrlla.
And the hing better than either
isn't il Albeit ?-[B. Tines.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-05
CONGRESS-.
Wednesday, April

nc senate was occupied WIN Nafi-
Gus propositions in regard TO the dis
position of the public lands. II is
needless to detail he tedious encoun-
tiers of antagonist principles and inter
est which make so large a portion of
the business of Congress upon such
subjects as these.
In the House, the diplomatic appro-
prlat'on bill came up; after deal Of
spec chifying thereuron, the house,
TO escape another night scene, adj
The report Of the select com. on the
sablect ofthc atlray that took place on
the Id inst. between Rice, Garland and
Bynum was postponed to Friday next.
Every one is remarking here that
nothing can be done in this case be-
cause nothing was done IN the case of
John Bell, and in the hundreds of cases
in which opprobrious, insulting, and
indecent language has cecn used by
members towards each other, in the
many cases in which members have
shaken their fists in each others face.
The deterioration of the manners of the
house is also d sub ject Of remark in the
house. 1t has been suggested that
much Of the rudeness of behavior is
owing to the pending contest for the
presidency, and that, when this is over
peace and order will be restored. 1t
is not difficult to conceive the propric-
~ of this remark, for il the best wish
cs and prayers and hopes of every true
friend Of his country is not denied,
there will be general restoration to
order and honesty after the next pres
idential election.
All the difficulty seems to have
grown ont Of the fact that Congress
undertakes to make the president in
stead of leaving it to the people they
proceed upon the assumption that the
people cannot settle this question with
out their aid. In fact, the members
are personally ana deeply interested in
the result
Thursday, April 30th.
| National Bank.
Mr. Webster presented memorial this
morning from numerous citizens OF Beaver
( CO., Ienn., asking Inc eStaOllSnlnenl OF q Ma
tional Bank, as the best cure for the present
deranged state OF the currency and exchanges
Mr. w. said he did not think, at the present
time, that the subject would be likely TO NEE
much favor IN that body, he should therefore
content himself with moving to lay it on tho
table. lie would however promise that he
should take an early opportunity, tire present
session, - deliver his views in relation TO the
currency.
The BIZ! granting 100, 900 acres of land &c
Michigan, to enable her to make a ship cana
round the falls OF ST. Marie, passed this day as
! did the Bill for the benefit of the Selma anc
Tennessee Rail Road Col Benton, made :
flaming speech against thc.Nhoe batch ofbill.
for the purpose Of constructing Rail Roads
He said he should oppose them individually
and coleciiycly-hc should make war 10 thC
knife, and the knife TO The hilt, against all sucl
measures. The House went into committed
again on the civil and diplomatic apprOprll
ton bill and with determination TO try Onct
more TO get the bill out.
A recess next week is talked OF, in order {,
have The carpets taken up, aud the halls OF tht
two houses prepared for sum;-er session
The Senators speak Of an adlourumen, iIon
Monday to Friday.
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