Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-21

"a n IN. ne thea closed with the close II N. Va,
10 rtns, .es'aehi had proiessed not 10 have tin.
- sll'i isis subject, and had co4rc b,,. -
49,. f''a1ing iof more tme. % rnsbl. t,, -,
-, ''es afid neisriuus srlle.,es sifh ~. -.
49, - utuis his re-ciccticn He tben We, y, =,
v.,,,o - r.. ''ef had gone 10 tie Harrisburg Con.
tI bauk man. and said q VS. ,ur,o,,1 -, H.
~ "eIi whom the Convention clo.o ~. s5 1.t
gA,-ioa'e t1sn lisffisonl and rejected 49,. 80 80
$50 NJ 'nY) lie thea asserted f,o,n hi, 90,
.,,,o ~ '''' voc president had. "a more than 20 IN
t' 'No years ago, on steamboats, ana IN r,,,i,,
"eoN'S' stated that his orinions L,a n.4s. 49,.
,'Nso ahd That be was under the c,uvie,trr -, -
p1nA was indispen.ably necessary 10 carr ~,
NJ, o INC country. lie said Tins was moi The
'''e we charge OF peridy and Teacher, baJ -,
'''eu against iHl, and maintained lie 49, .
- '.'o ~ Governor Of Virginia. in is27 and 49,
- a. ""S Hete accident that he was nominated r.,
"a, ,o ''s''ehCt that be had lost the confidence
,e People OF Virginia snd could not hayc bco,
l''" ~ ihem 10 the office Of Constable ui. -
rs 80 ~ we convention had not voted for bir, i,
- ~ ne ihth REQUIRED 10 tie conversation IA
p+s.,ni ,e0' on The Bank question: AMI said the
= 'cn, mao Dnqualihediy told him he woulJ sion a..
' Sn1 h3d stated the intention 10 the Whole ~
-. y "'B .Dc'eeauoa from ONO. Ia the course of ms
a. or. Bots spoke Of his famous letter and
80 "''''o as 10 Mr.. TYLER, was head hi1r or de-
IRON ne National IafcRigsaeer Of Sent H.
THE END OF THE SESSION
nc TWO Houses Of Congress adjourned las, even.
w.. ~ Df Z ia
most i'ooHous aud fruitful sessions ha, has ever hoe,
n.-d' Except IN the Fust Congress. begipnin, !,
march 1883 and ending in March. 1871. and the Scs
SION OF lsll-l2, other Session has oiyen birt =,
measures taken together, Of cqual importance for
"0" promise 90 abundant harvest Of BLESSING ,o tho
esen' ana future gcneraons) as that which has ns,
closed "''''" "iS JUST
V''s measure only Is wanting to complete a great
'yS'em OF policy which we could conteu,la,e ~ 100
'"he' p'idc and pleasure. That measure the ,e,ds,
~" OF course understand TO be the establishment Of
'ScaI Agency to substitute the repealed Sub Treas,
"'I' u"ccuy or indirectly 10 regulate the curren-
"'' .o'"'''e' II not TO equaize the exchanges be-
"een different parts Of the country. That measure
las failed notwithstanding the unwe,re5 ef1or,. octa
mugs IN both Houses Of Congress to accomnlisr !,
u inc Po5ip0Hcmcnt for few months of the o,,,,i
j SUING measure OF that sort were the only co,so-
Uo".o OF inc lh!ure TO pass it this session the evil
I" NC more 'o'eraOlc as II would he nlleyiatcd by
NC nope OF success hereafter. But the schism which
as grown out of this subject Oaynp its root, bov,cy
T. much deeper than hlO between the Execuiive and
o"s'ess Is subject OF the gtayest regret because Of
; throwing strong shade Of doubt upon the pfob, s
my OIL iu'uFe agreement between those Departments
OF upon this point alone, but upon other oucstio,
'hcefnng home affairs which NAV hereafter nrossr,
'emseIves for their joint action '
Notwithstanding all which, we repeat tho Soss;,n a
rs oeeh mighty important one, having resulted in a
'uy oil most aaIulary and benedcent legislation. a
Inc House OF Representatives had not at any tip,o
'sefo'y sufficient number Of members present to |
h d quorum but continued its session Dro G,r,oo ,o [
''e our' to give time 10 the Senate TO act upon the
NeCuu'e business before II. 1t finally adjourned at
o CLOCK L. NJ leaving the Senate still in session t
Inc senate was occupied the whole day in the con- 1
uefauoh OF Executive nominations few of the results
""ch nave yet come 10 knowledge Among
g most interesting and important was the eo1fyo,1.
o" OF Edward Everett 10 be Minister 10 Great Rr,
n. v
Inc following appointments were also confirmed h
lrlng the evenings sitting: II
" alter Forward, Secretary Of the Treasury
John Mclean Secretary Of War y
a. r. UPshur, Secretary of the Navy
Charles A. Wckh1c Of Kentucky. Post Master ''
eneral.
Hugh ;. Legare, Attorney General
W lIlIam Hunter, (now Charge d Afaires) to be
mister PeniPotenary to Rio de Janero
Robert W. Walsh, Secretary Of Legation to the
me
William Boulware, of Virginia Charge d'Anairs to f
aples "
James d. Doy, Governor Of Wisconsin
MAJOR 5 Churchill, to be Inspector Genera, of,bo
rmy' IN the place Of General Wool, promoted
COMPLETE LIST OF ACTS $
Passed al The Isl Session qfhe 27M Co.gress