Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-02-28

snail probably remain Our minds 90,
lprinsiples our habits Of feeling. mr.. .lj
different that we shall probably take d;a.,
rnt views of almost every question Az \,
the Senator instead OF shielding h;ns.Is
under the cloak ofseif-icfsncc. for tb,. n.y..
pose Of gaining the symputhes Of The Ill
lie. will meet me boldly md on.nis puo,
give good nalured blow or two, / viii
DC VIKING 70 lake that course. have No
desire Tor personalities but l will alwav,
repe' any 'mpuiation made upon me from
"nu,e'er qonner.
me conversation between the Two Srna.
'o.s was continued, but In milder language
wnen
W.T.. nh'ght OF hnode Island defended
me resolutions from the implied attacks and
ln'etp'e'huoh bestowed upon them BIZ the
oenn'or rom eoutn carolina.
ne resolutions were then laid upon III.
table ana ordered 10 be printed.
Amer the consideration Of unimporton,
business the motion TO print some documents
proposed oy Mr. Benton N relation to Sah.
cuurs' san monopolies. &c was called %.
ne usual number ofropies was ordered
~ oe P'ib'su. Inc motion for extra copies
"n.vh caused The debate was Withdrawn
me debate on the resolutions relative 10
o'",e ueuls was resumed, the question being
on Mr. Cri''enden's motion 10 strike ou, the
,eso'uuons' ana 10 substitute two others
De'ore any question was taken, the Senate
went into executive session, and subsequent.
" adjourned.
In the House OF Representative, N,
Ianac Ch..s... -
and Means, moved 10 suspend the ruI. -
enable him 10 offer resolution. thu, ,be
House. at one o'clock tomorrow. resoly. Il.
self into a Committee Of the Whole on ,be
State OF the Union, for the purpose Of taxing
up the pension bill, and that Il tax. nr,er'
drnce Of all other business until 4 il na,ssd
This motion is not debat.,bI. bn, A.,
Lawrence, who never spe,ks In, Win ,rs.,
effect, asked permission 40 sag !, ,,.,, 49,.
10 which every member assen,ed mo,,
cheerfully and willingly. He said ,bers
were now in the hands OF torivoae pension
agents |. 254. 600 dollars ia, ;bs rs ,ras ~
general or particular law bv which mi.
money could be transferred from one min,
where there was a surplus 10 another wbrrs
there was deficiency; that unless the an.
preparation bill was passed within A boprs
there was danger that the pensioners would
not receive their pensions when do. n,
then feelincly and for,iblv anpe,led N ri,
political friends 10 lr, i, pass wi,bou, debate
and soliciting them no, TO arraivn ,br admin.
islration on this but on some Other ann,on,;.
alton bill. The ruls WAS s,soand.J .,h
but one dissenting voice
AR Jon.s thar i. IL
House GO into Commute. of,be Whole to-
morrow. The previous question Was de-.
manded and ordered. and then the resolu.
ton uassrd. Sotbe ocns;on b;ll w;ll h. r..
ken Oh tomorrow Al one o,cIocL
Nh Sergeant. bv unanimous consent ~.
ported bill from IL. I,d;c;.,, r,o,,,,,;,,,.
10 amend IN. a,, pror;J,rr ~ ,.L;nr a.
census which was ,,v;c.. -, anJ ras.,,sS
10 Commi,,ee Of ,be vhoI.. unnss
The order ot,he day was the Cumber.
land Road, being proposilion TO ins,ruc,
The Commitlee OF WAYS and Means 10 rrpon
a bill, 81.
Mr.. Corwip. of Ohio. concluded a sneech
Of preeminent ability. in favor Of m. meas.
ure. Il was pronounced 10 be one of The
most eloquent aud IMPRESSIVE sprech,s ever
heard in Congress.
MIR. Bell, of Tennessee. followed. and
a general review Of the polieyof
he administration IN reference TO this work
The House Adjourned withou. taking any
question.
In the Senate, on Tuesday, MIR Sturgeon
presented several abolition memorials. on
which the question of rpception was moved