Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15

en 'o' The same resson,o aid In bringing tho srpcu.
ses OF The services within its receigs
The new building fos the General ro., oaic. viii
he complete before the next regular session
Weda,sdsy, Jsas sA.
In Tho Senate, notice given Of the introduction
OF bill establishing uniform system OF bankrup,e,
Mr.. Woodbury. Submitted resolu,ie n calling on the
President for information 10 any proposition made
TO our government, by the holders Of State stocks or
Others, acting as their agents or the psymen, or
sumption OF the same. This lies over.
Mr.. Rives moTed tina, much Of the Presidents
Message as relates TO foreign affairs lie referred the
committee on foreign affairs.
Mr.. Clay hoped this motion would be deferred until
the Sub-Troasury bill was disposed Of
Mr.. Buchanan had several times he said. come pre-.
pared 10 speak this subject, and what he had say
had become quite cold He hoped tn proceed io-day
Mr.. Clay said he would with pleasure hear the gen
tleman tomorrow and he moved to postpone the sub
iec, I'LL then, which agreed to.
Sub Trso,ury Repealed.
The Bill to repeal the Sub Treasury law was taken
| up and read a third time
Mr. Woodbury. spoke, at length, agains, the repeal
making very close argument, covering the whole
ground
Mr.. Benton argued that the operations of the Sub
Treasury Ac, had been harmonious and beneficial and
so popular that no man body Of men had lifted their
voices agains, IT, 1t had injured no one, and
had complained Of it, except politicians who sough,
revenge themselves against their advesaes by Its re-
peal and spectators who hoped to profit by the spells
Of the banking system. lie urged the necessity OF
providing Substitute for the Sub Treasury before
it repealed, and moved recommit the bill with
instructions to report It as part OF the bill establish
ing Bank or fiscal agency, in order that the repeal
and tho substitute might 60 together. This motion was
lost.
Mr.. Wright, Mr.. Calhoun, M. MRobsr,s and 9TH
ers spoke against the repeal The debate was conhn-
ed TO the opposition, with the exception Of some re-
marks from Mr.. Tnmadge
1t was the determination of tho Wings to 81, GU, the
question on the passage OF the bill tonight. After ,
late and aborious sitting, tho bill pas'sd yeas ~,
nsysls.
Mr. Clay gave ao,Ics sfhIs intention - eek leave IL
Introduce his land distribution bill
Printing.
Nj Diron introduced joint resolution for The cleo
ton OF Printers the Houses, respectively, and
} for reducing the rates OF printing, 30 per cent,
After the reading OF the Journal this morning the Speste
announced the follow the Standing Committees
the following gentlemen are the Chairman:
Means. e Fillmore; Commerce John K.n.dy, Pebble Land.
WIN. Cos. Johs.on, Pos, Office and Pos, Road: Bsp.
Barnard: Re'ooiion.iy Claim. Hsnd Hill; Pob. EIpeudi
lures. Jane. tr,a..- Private Land Claims. John Moor.
Manufactures Leveret Satonstan, U.o
Indian Affairs John Quincy Adams; Military s,i"
c. Da~soa Militia Geo. N. Keso; Naval Affairs, Henry
Wise; Foreign Affairs, Caleb Cushing, Territories Garst
Ds,; Revolutionary Pen sons John Tsae Invalid Pen
sons Galway Norris Roads and Canals Joseph Lawrence
Patents. Thomas + Osborne Public Buildings W Board
Revsal Unfinished Business r James, Public Accounts
Osmyn Baker; Mileage, Thomas W. Williams.
Select Committee on Currsney-John Sergeant, John q
Adsmsi John Page VIM Cost johnson, William c. Dawson
John ~ Bos Romuus n. Ssunde, John McKcoa, r. Barn
wall Rhett.
Thursday. June 10Th.
In the House, Mr.. Ingersol undertook procure tn
repeal of the &C, lately passed to discard Atheron'
gag rule about the reception OF abolition petitions Al
ter much twisting and turning a certain amendmen
then pending negatved and the question to tn
repeal is to come up in more direct shape.
In the Senate Mr.. Clay introduced his land disribu
a ton bill. which will be referred tomorrow.
Mr.. Henderson Of Mississippi introduced bill to es
tablish a uniform system Of bankruptcy-suppored b
Messrs. Walker and Clay.
: After debaS upon the Mcleod question, i
which the point at variance was, whether Mcleod him
self his government responsible for his act (bu
. which ended much it began) the Senate adj.
SENSIBLE REMARK.