Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28


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The seceiarr of tho Treasury ior The details Of The
Presidents Fi,csl Agent
IL lss House, NJ, adams Is iadps;risesly al bis
pot 9Th pe~ stock Of abolition pcii,Ons. The Ia
esnuy manifested ~ hm IN ossding tie Gag Law IL
sorpiisag-po trap can Ne se, that bold ham sfh
ifbe gets into Il. asg and doll discussion has
Up whether tia, portion 81 ie presidents message
lsuns the tarh shall be rccftcd 10 the COMMITTEE Of
Wsya aud Means the Committee on MANUFACTURES.
iocos. Southern Nufers 4 Go. arc fot refetnag II
20 he fuimcr. wfh view to cor6ne exclusively
20 raising rc,cuue 60 suppcn government, Mote sane
and sobef member, wish 1t teiefrrd he latter. that
the gsofeehes policy to Amencsn manufactures may
have consideraien.
lCorr,spoHdenet Of he Ncr Yorl Amcrioas
WAsHINoToS, Dec rs, lsaI
We know here, that you look with intense regard
towards Washington. ior what Is TO be made OF the
pr,sdcn''s 6s-aiiiy The composition Of the com
mites on Finance. in both Houses, you know and
by ,ha, isc, YOU instructed the disposition
OF Congress % give ihc President every possible
chance IA the structure Of ball
The general feeling here is that, If 1t be possible
~ make any thing out Of the plan rtcommended ~
the President ought 10 bc done speak oGhe
feeling Va Congress Car it ckos its, If out The
Whig mcmacrs will at least give the wholgsubjcc,
grave AMI CONSCIENTIOUS consideration fhoy see
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cncd hy paiuo'c views rather than dlow them
selves 10 b. nlunc by unworthy Is nmenis -
Mr. Tyler they know, has thwar,i the Wing par
w. and done much 10 cmbarray them But they
feel that the couu'rMr .ois their service in her
present distressing they canno, do
rs thoy rovld. tn can ALI
know how such az -ouglAj
about and history Vii record It, ,n- proplwfls1
lay the fault whcp il belongs because the fnd are
apparent and'h,y .Sill no, be ungratcfu fos the
high and dlsinreso consideration which, 1t isup-
posed thepr'sht Congress will bring to this seat
covsvassscc Of he n y. Jyu, of Com.
Washington Dec 2
--, The Crown Jewels as the vuluables stolen finn
the puteo, Office facetously called have notyet
been recovered. and # the thieves are as adrohin
disposing Of them IN ahsractng them there vii
be little chance OF getting them again
In the Senate today, Mr. Linn's bill to repeal tl
Distribution Act and appropriate the proceeds of tie
land sales to the National defence was taken up as
some debate took place the reference Mr. Lin
wished to be referred with view TO full and d.
llberate examination of the question and a repot
thereon
Mr. Riyes, in an animated speech on the subjcci
favored the measure proposed IN the bill and dwck
with much force on the danger of a foreign war and
the necessity Of making timely preparation for it
Mr. Pierce sand was n clear case, that from what
source the funds were to be derived the conn.
try was no longer 10 be left in its present unproect
ell state and measures must be taken for its defence
|, was now totally unproparcd from one extremity
to another and IN almoS, every respect In case OF
war we should lose more from the sudden ravagcs
OF a foe, than would pat the country in complete
state Of defence
Several gentlemen continued the debate at great
length
Mr. King suggests the proprcty of referring the
question to the Committee ON Military Affairs in
order that il might be considered in reference to the
resources of the country for defence
The Senate finally, by vote of Is to %. refus
ed 10 commit the bill and on motion of Mr. Linn il
was made the special order for this dav three weeks
In the House. Mr. Gddings offered a resolution
instrucilng the committee on Post Offices and Pa.
Roads to recommend the abolishing Of the frankilg
privilege the reduction OF postage, and other nm
provemens IN mail facilities
Gao LAW AGAIN. We cannot think peacably about
THIS arocious outrage upon the constitutional night Of
the people, and 10 see it rerpeuated session ifer
sion is Insufernbe. This session, ii is even made
worse than before, by providing that whenany petition
IN any wise touching Slavery is presented the ques
ton Is considered as raised, and the petition laid on
the table a, once, where he called up except
bya thirds Formerly the laid petitions only,
on the ,able-now they lay the question itself there,
with no mark OF reception notice. The name OF
Charles G. Ahcron is, and ought to be, emhalmed in
everlasting infamy
HAN mosEY- LOcOism and The BanIs-The editor
OF the Albany Augustine most yindictve Of all npo-
nenis 10 the paper money systematic wbo des-
peratey loves the dear people and fat JoJs ofsorern
meHf printing has consented accept the sinful office
Of PTesldeH, Of the Canal Bank, in Albany, This is
"loriHg enemies" TO the full letter Of the law.
Internal improvements.
1hc Work Commenced,
The Steam Engine Meeting held lat evening al th'
Coun House was spirited one the steam was vel
up, and several Of the speakers thought best 10 cls
their hands the sqcyralr Preven, the stock from
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