Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
.~y.sIxTu SESSION.


MIN . ftAt -
,e TO-DAY. refused by a small ma
= ~,s,end The rules. IN order to make
u,,sgfy tll tie special order for this
,,rb sacnessiye day until ~ o'clock
- oL. Several friends OF the adj
,o,oi aqains; the suspension Of
prsbahly with a view to have some
e,ers hr,i disposed Of.
-,-,e Bin. extending the provisions
e,nc,iau law. was taken up. and the
co,nmf, 10 tho Com. Of The Whole
of tho ininn. was rejected. Had
60 committed 1t would not again be
,,s session. At least that was the
Gains, iho motion. and the vote is
go ss A tes; ofthe feeling OF the house
--s,c. Mr Talmadge delivered his
Ia ayor Of the bankrupt bill. His
asiJcrcd as only second to Mr..
II was lucid, logical, aud elo-
,,5slat Is better, WAS roploie with
lie was clearly Of opinion that
.ir class Of bankrupts only. should
I.-rci az ihis juncturc, and, though he
,r Doiliag of the cons'iiuiionaliiy OF
,s banks. W.. the oXpcdiency Of such a
was Of SO doubtful a character rs
r.,hcr ialucc them TO pause before they
% ongrait it in the bill.
ID. T. sid OF Col. Johnson, that his patri-
efrcs.i IN seeking 10 abolish inprison-
4, loli were most p~raiseworthy. lie
un,limcnicd very highly Mr.. Silas NJ.
rsl. who was the grea, pioneer in the
!. M reform in the State of New York, and
hs3 done 50 much 10 break the disgrace
r117ces which had bound the debtor in
Saturday, MAY %.
TIE House took up the private orders,
e,ou, any attempt to prevent it-and some
were acted on.
Tbr Whig saws that al,cr Monday they will
"a tho friends Of tic sub-treasury bill &c
hat subject the standing dish, till it is
.ssdo Of. The friends Of the bill show by
r,.pra ard the time Of :aking it up, that
or kste nailed their colors 10 the mast and
siss or swim with it. Poor fellows, they
80 sllk wbc'hcr they carry 1t or not.
Monday, MAY %.
Tic Vice President Communicated to tho
IA a message from the President, cover.
A. all The correspondence in relation To tho
Irseni Of horses, pearls and other articles o
n, received from the lmaun Of Muscat.-
Tie President suggests the propriety DINA.
hx s,me legislative enactment as TO The
Hg,ef course TO he pursued in such cases.
TIE bankrupt bill was discussed with some
|rtal today, Mr. Hubbard occupying the floor
an, nnf opinion, making the strongest, anC
deaieiy Tie best speech made OF the part o
fs 'ies1s Of the administration.
III Wall made a few remarks in relation (,
IT, Qaeslon of adoption of the substitute be
IL y5sled prcmaturely on the body--in which
y boz occasion TO declare, that he was no
e,1ei on by any hostile feelings to banks
ki e thought that the true interests OF tn
~sT demanded that corporations should b.
hn! as subjects not masters.
fg.ng petition day in the House, In
FHss called for the unfinished business o
Sadsy last, which was the reference of tn
H. nsoluiions of the Legislature OF Mich
asking an appropriation for the Cum5er
~ Dld. The vote upon commitment wit
ragdlons was lost.
" Adams 'presented.an important memoir
I'm a person of Massachusetts, in Ielaiio
e conduct Of John'hlcLan,, Judge of III
eme Cour, of the United States.
he memorials, brings eighteen speciica
Is against the Judge, all ably drawn, as NJ
ans says, and OF a very serious character