Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-29

Csr Harrsea iio ssia u va, p,oi,o,,d 20 "a, htu
s~stt.f,e t.oaHs I'd dollars i ,le,aoa,,r1se strstre
snsl, 'iaashi NJ ose had hccu 600 f,cie iasiruuefa
~ Sic ian political contest ard That Va lasiicr be ougl
g. ts fss tvo thousand dollars for o. Ne bopc thc
ilaa,c oli tstc % o. mr su,defs proposition and
se.aaiif ,,sic ui5ow nsle ii3is sum ~ money Her
LaNeud has eens than two Thousand dollars
woffh ~ rooa 90 Ttuth in t.s Fad spoon speech, and
ne l1tt NAV perhaps excuse no Wings fat usiuiaa
lnr ore ofthcif o~n rrufosuous % Congress should
va'r ue tcturrd 70 10 fsni'y Of Gen. Harrison,
iac sIasi3oa wl mako great handle Of IT, and wi'i
DC q tase oa vtch they can gnsv iof ,hc tcssuc 81
SO pfcHdenual term.
Several gentlemen spoke 81 presidents justify tie
shove appropriation, and warmly urged the propficiy
and y-,uce Of making D.. which was yohcmcnily op.
oscl ty n4ry loco members However jasi and pro-
pei me- NJ iis appropriation, 1t certainly appears the
beof var afford this relief 20 the family and
Is respect lcf Vie memory of,lc deceased, 20 allow is
tcas taao ly couniory ad'r,dsqi contribution rather
shan tl an appropriation Of public moneys at such
trt as his and with such iaui,-lndinp, ltiga,ious
orpos.ilaa - contend with. The matter was deferred
tho commiiiee rose, and House adjourned.
SENATE-Mf buchanan following Up the cue
g,on l5 Benton. 10 calling ior siajcaesf If all mon
~ srtvadsd ne "a II Bdres (r) demanded the
u namc' Of al persons removed from Office, also
TIC names of those appointed IN ut seems" says
ne journal Of Commerce, "thai Mr. D. intends make
si,ccl Prescription, and also TO have little book
reference. The ast e1iravagani and liborne I'D.
mjhsifauon IS really going to keep close eye upon
ihc ,irtGc Of The Wigs and call them frequent and
minute account TOT ihcf conduct.
Saturday June 10Th.
The scns,s dir no, sii to-day.
The House took up for consideration the petition
heretofore represented by MIR Fonance of Pa, pray
log Congress 10 revise the Tariff at this session h
aNcw 10 The protection OF American industry and he
had moved lis reference to the Committee Manu-
ao'orcs with instructions TO report bill in pursu-
anoo Of the prayer Of the petition.
Amer conversation ard various motions, the |
petition Mas lad Vn the table, yeas $780, nays Ca
certain sign that he House does not intend go into
the rann question, generally at this session More
over It decided by the Speaker, that tariff for
trot,chon Is not within the scope Of the Presidents
Message
As stated ia our last, it will be remembered the
House at last seed the abolition petition difficulty by
agreeing TO act upon business included in the
Presidents Message, excepting the bankrupt law bill
IT ooe should be iulroducod.l
Mr Davis offered resolution calling for informa-
lion as to TIA Imprisonment OF any American citizens
at Van Dicman's land, which agreed to.
resolution offered calling for any further in
formation IN possession OF the President the
OF search, seizure and detention Of American vessels
hy British cruisers, on the high pretence of
suVpIessing tie slave trade which lies over.
\ resolution was also offered for aninquiry into the
proper means OF preventing the revenue frauds com
planned OF by the wool manufacturers, which also lies
oyct
The States were called for petitions and great
number OF Abolition petitions were presented by Mr.
Adams who briefly reciied the contents of each petit
ton Mr. Wise was no, present and therefore little
notice was taken OF the matter The petitions went to
the table under the rule.
Some dozen two Of petitions for a National Bank
were presented and referred the Committee on the
Currency.
Mr.. Fillmore, from the Committee on WAYS and
Means reported hll making appropriations for the
paymea' OF the expenses of the Extra Session
Business Of the House.
The ABOLITION debate is over, and the Harrison dis
cussson and would suppose that the House
IS now prepared for business But there is no certain
~ iai The next debate which may ARISE will not run
ln'" lhe same ehravagances, and become almost, If
not quite, iniermnable There is in the House an in
sanloe thirst FOR sPeaking'grea,er than usual,
for iis quauesomc BODY. The long debates which
are soon to take place in Committee OF the Whole NAV
well be dreaded
u the order Of business the bill for the repeal Of the
SUB Ireasuyy Will come first next the Loan BIZ -
next The DsfybuioA Land BrH, and them if at all the
Iarf BH The Bank bill is TO come TO the House
trom tie Senate.
Monday, June 2lst
F,soai Dunes and Dra,rBqcEs These
are among The subjects upon which the early action of
congress y expected. We, therefore, state what
know OF the presen, situation Of these questions
The Treasury project for Fiscal Bank OF the. IT, s
IS leioto Mr. Cays Currency Committee, and will in
daY Or two, be reported. Mr., Clay will report the
.h with some notifications perhaps enabling the
Bank TO deal M foreign exchanges, and 70 establish
branches in ANY slsie without the assent of the State
me consuuionslhy OF the latter power asserted
" '"ic Jusice Marshall and majority of the Judges
81 We Supreme CouU OF the L. = when the question
was med during the existence Of the late Bank
Tic Loan Bill will shortly be reported from the
committee on Nays and Means OF the House This
oA viii probably authorize the President Of the H. :
20 borrow twelve millions Of dollars at a rate OF inter
est payable quarterly not exceeding five per cent aud
reimaGraah.c at the will Of the government al any
time aitct ic first day Of January 1850 10 be applied
20 We redemption OF Treasury notes, which may be
outstanding and TO defay public expenses which have
iecn heretofore, OF may be, authorized by law The
SECRETARY a 'le Treasury will be authorzod to receive
proposals Tor lho ioan, employ agents io the pur-
pose OF negotiating The same and he will be authorized
io purchase, Al any time, before 1850 such portion OF
ue STOCK at par value, as the means Of the Treasury
may sdmu o.
Also t'c Tariff there is a grea, dsinclination to
''" That subject al al, during The present session
Ncfe are however many who oree an immediate IN
crease of dailcs with d ~ additional revenue
Inc ~raii0n Is IN favor Of an Increase Of duties
Of this session and their project IS
81 TO iar DUTY 90 20 per cent az valorem on all
ane'os which DOW admitted free Of duty or which
are eAafgeatle with duty OF less than 20 per cent
except Ga certain enumerated articles, among VIII, h
" ii' "ef tc teas. wines linens silks aad coffee The
day viii DC 30 per cent "a yalorcn on all those ar-
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