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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11

When Gen. Jackson came inio power the scale
cfpgriias siood thls; against him o., Cor him 90,
Tha removals 10 reform abuses, during the first
three wears Of his administration, amounted to
only tdr'y But the deaths, resignation pro-
motions and changes Of officers out Of the city,
reduced tho Wing MINORITY to 5l,--Ths statement
was Published at the time by the democratic news
papers and was not questioned by the opposition
prints. short time since similar list was pub.
lishcj, ana at the time Harrison WAS elected, that
majority hai increased 10 sixty three. During Mr,
Van Bureaus administration 4; many or more
Wings were appointed to Office than were removed.
Du, have mol the slightest ohj2ctionio The rcmoy-
al Of worthy men TO make room for such charac-
tiers as Bea badger, and hos, Of others thai
might be named, as it viii most p'olGly open
the eyes Of community, and hing The people TO
their senses. Those facts show how far Iococ.-
cosn has crawed into places ofproit, honar, Sc,
"lo the aIG.ost utter exclusion of,hosa who were
hanest enough to igh, corruption, Us well rs the
confidence which II, readers oi,h, Wing, are To
place in the lucubralions c! the Young sciou O.
modern Whggery. OLD PHILLIPS.
johnson, clay %, l8llD
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11

The Message Of lie President, 10 both House,
wasTacoived ind read.
Aiicr tho reading Of the Message, resolution
was ollrod BY Mr. Wise, il relation 10 the u5selv-
uuce of the rules Of the List Congress- by ,ha present
Consrsss for the next ten days.
sr"ArE.--T'resiay Jane ld.
Mcssrs nuchaAaa and Calhoun and Henderson
appeared in their seats.
Messages were received f.om the House, noI.ry-
ing til, Senate Of the organization of that body,
and th' passage Of oint resolution, on It's part, for
the appointment Of committee 10 waii on the
President, Sc.
Cpon the question Of concrnng in tie joint res.
o,uion, some discussion was lad in relation to the
proper tile to be given to Mr Tyler. The Senate
decided 10 use the appaalion Of President, the
Democrat; Senators giving notice tn; this action
Of the Senate should not conclude them US 10 the
question.
Mr. Huntington and Mr Archer were appointed
committee, on the part Of the Senate, who inmc-
diu,ely attended to their duty, and reported that
the President would Immediately make comnu-
nicalion 10 them in wiring.
A message was received from the President By
Mr Tyler, his private Secretary.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11


petitions, was discussed a, some length by Mr. A.,
when it was laid upon the table.
A message was received from the Senate giving
notice that they had, on their part appointed COM
miiiee 10 wait on the President, &c.
Some debate was had on n resolution of Mr. Pick
ems, providing for The choice of seats by the MEM
bers by lot, hut before any definite action mes
sage was received from the President by his pr-
waite Secretary, Mr. Tyler, and after its reading,
10000 copies of the same and 10000 Of the ac-
coPanying documents were ordered 10 be printed.
A resolution, offered by Mr. Adams for the APP
poiniment ola joint committee by the Senate and
House to report what proceedings should be adop-
ted by Congress in relation 10 the death Of Presi-
dent Harrison, was agreed 10.
The question in regard TO seats was asiin taken
up and disposed CT by laying the whole mu,ler
upon the table
Mr. Graham gave nolie that he shou,d early in.
troduced bill TO repea! The Independent Treasury
law. .Ayourael
SEwArE.- Wclaeslay, June I'd.
| Mr. Benton submitted resolutions calling for in
lnru alton from the President as to finances dis,
easements, depoSes Of pubic money, uuoun, OF
Treasury notes issued since The Alb Of March, u
mount due from discussing officers and from the lato
Bank Of tn, United States, the revenues ard eY-
peHses for tbs last three months, allowances made
| fum Florida claims since the 4th Of March, &C.,
The resolution WIS ordered printed, and lies ono
day on the table
The chairmen of the several committee were
then ballulted for, the members being appointed
by the President he following was the result;
Foreign RcaliOns-Mr Rivea, of Va, Finance
Mr. Clay, of Ky, Conuerce-Mr Huntington,
Of Coma. Manrhctures-Nr Evens, Of Me- Agri-
clnre--Mr Linn, of Missouri, Military Affairs
-Nr Preston, of :. c. Ni'irm--Mr Phelps, Of
Vermont, Naval Alairs--lIr Mangumr, Of n. C.
Pub'ii Lands-Mr Smith, Of Indiana. Private
Land Cuinrs-Mr Eayard, cf Delaware Indian
A'aigs--Nr iloreh.ad, Of Ky. Claims Mr. Gra-
ham, of y, G. Revolutionary Clams--Mr Dixon,
Off. |. Jud'iary--Mr nerrien, Of Ga Post CT
fire and Post Roeds-Nr Henderson, of vi, higan.
Pensions-Mr Bates, Of Mass, District ofColum-
hia--Mr Ncrrick, of Nd. rulenis-Mr Prenlss.
| Mr. C|ay's resolution for the appointment Of
Select Committee of nine to consider that part of
the message whah refers 10 fiscal affairs was adopt.
ed; us was also the resolutions for joint commit
tea to whom shall BIZ referred so much fhe Presi-
dm''s Message as rerares to the death Of Gen.
| Harrison.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11
THE MESSAGE.

We give this documcn, to our readers thi' week.
Message, or even many REMARKS. 1t is curious
do ument and seems 10 meet with no great favor
fo,n The frderaisis, or great condemnation fiom
the democrats
The .Ntp Yorh: .7nerican, FED. speaking Of the
Message, says:
~ he Mess &c of the President. which will ho
found IN our first piGc, disappolnis us. II wants
dlrerncss. II speaks of rLorHnns Deficiencies IN
the revenues, sune eleven E.ii.icns for this year
alone, and vet recommends M mode OF IncreaSu
the revenue. 1t expressly frie~iS the idea II NO
understand ia phrispSlng III adding 10 any ex-
i>ng duties or imposing duties On articles now iree
Il goes in short. for leaving the COMPROMISE Act
untouched. 80 ~ regards fiscal agent III Tho
Government, il tells US ihii the people have con-
den ned Fan. cf The ni'rd States, the neposito
Bank system, and III, sub T'rcasur, -bui it make.
M GRESHAM If what shall he n Substitute and
even the distribution Of The proceeds fiom the sales
# the pubic hnds u only approved. conditioned
that such disrihrinn does rot la Prise rrnn rn-
gress the necessity Of il posing duties heavier than
those con,eu plated by the Con promise act. There
il no reronn rndaon Of loan in preference to the
costly eSpedient ofis' ing Treasury notes, and not
Il sy liable about Bankrupt Law.
"rror the whole, The Message will. we cpinc,
disappoinr pub.ii expectation, as certainly US !.
dues ours"
This extract will be sufficient 10 show wha, tha
federalis,s think of the Message.
The Presideu, admit, ,bs, the people have fully
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11
TTenty'Sevcath CangVess,
Johnson, clay 20, 1871.
EXTRA SESSION.
OPENING PROCEEDINGS.

On Monday, at II o'clock. the Two houses Of
Congress assembled. The Senate was fall, with
few exceptions, VIZ: Mr. Phelps, of Vermont; Mr
Buchanan, of Pennsylvania; Mr. Calhoun, orSoulh
Caro'ila; Nr Cu;hbart, Of Georgia; Nj Clay, Of
Alabama, and Mr. MoO,on, Of Louisiana.
Mr. Southard took the chair, and called the body
to orlsr, when it WAS directed thu: The secretary
iaiorn the House thu. a quorum had assembled,
aua were ready to proceed to business
The mex, resolution adopted was that relating TO
the supply Of Senators with newspapers, to IN
amount no, exceeding three daily papers
On motion Of Mr. Preston, the Senate took re-
cess until two O'Clock, When the Senate again
met, lIr Clay, understanding that the House had
not Organized, uoycd IN adjournment, which was
carried.
This House was called TO order by the Clerk,
Mr Hugh A. GarOnd, who, after reading ,hH pioc.
lamai!on under which Cons,c's was convened, cal
lsd over the names Of those parsons who, acroy.
ding to the Information in his possession, Ind been
elected, Two hundred and twenty seven member
appeared. Bet Eve or 81. Ct those huowa 10 be
elected were absent.
Tho clerk stated iha; no election hid taken place
in Illinois, and that no information as 10 the result
Of The elections in Alabama and Mississippi hid
reached hin.
The Housr then proceeded to the election Of Il
Speaker, and on ihs first ballot Mr. John White, Of
kentucky. Who hid been nominated in tho whis
caucus on lhs p;a'oa, Saturday evening ,wUa eiee.
cd, By the following ,oto Whole number of vote.
given 22l; ]. White, Of Ky, received 1871; J. W
Jones, Of Va, 81; Henry A. Wise, Of Va, s; 70
scph Lawrence, of PO,,5 G. y. Briggs, Of Mass,
1; Nathan Clifford, Of Ne, /; and ", c. Johnson
CT Nd, !,
The House ihon proceeded to tho election 81
Clork, and. on the fourth ballot, Mathew It. Cui
clarke was elected. The following taL,c show.
tle lesu., cf each ba,,o,iag--
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11
DaMocrArlc' COUNTY CONVENTION.

DGMOCTATlC' COUNTY CONVENTION.
The ncnocral Treemcn, Of the County IF Or
augp, ale requested to meet IL, Chelsea, on TUES
DAY, THE ED DAY or JUNE, iusf, (or the
purpose Of nominating three Candidates To be sup
ported for the State scnae ut the s'p'en her cleo
ton, aud for the irrrsucirn of such other business
~ may he deemed proper 10 promote the interests
Of Jeilersonian democracy. We hope 10 see ali
the towns fully represented
by orier Of The County Committee.
Che,sen, NAY II, lsll.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11
n ESSA
To Tie Seaatc and House Of Representatives sfn
Laicl States:

L htttA iJtVIt3s
FELLOW CirrzExs; You have been aescmb'cd
in YOUR respective hulls ofIrgsa'on under p.on-
larIa;,on bearing the signature orihe ,'uslious eli
en- who was 50 lately cacd bv the direct suiia-
gas Of the peopc 10 the di':lrrsa Of The important
functions Of their chief executive Office. Upon The
expiration Of Il single month om the day Of his IN
s;ni.diJn, he has paid the great daLi q nl:urc,
leaving behind him a name associated win the icc-
cIieclion of nlmeioIs benefits conferred upon the
country during long life of patriot, devo'inn.-
VIII, this plb.i; bereavement are connected oihir
considerations which vii not escape The attention
OF COnge5s. Tn, prcrir1ans necessary for hs
removal 10 tho seat of Gorrnmen, in vicw IF u
residence Of four wears, must hlv" dey0lved upon
the late President heavy expenditures, which. #
permitted to burden III, limited resources cf hi.
private fortune, may tend seriously 10 the crhar-
ras7nen, Of his suryyias firmly; anil i, /, Their,
rjr. respectfully submitted to Congress whether III,
ordinary principles Of justice would moi dictate The
p,oprie;y Of ia legislative interpolation, Hy To-.
p-oyision, Ct III, fundamental ,aw, the pnwai. aud
duties Of the high s.rt'Ol to which be WIS n'c"iri
have d,yolved upon me, and n til. dispositions 81
the representatives. Of the sa'es and ui iha p"H2i,
will be found Ia a great extent sn".ion Of ll
rrctlem 10 which our institutions arc for the fist
time subjected.
IN entering upon ii, duties Ct ihi' oliee, ! dill
not feel TINT !. would be be,cmingn me 10 d'inlb
what had been ordained by NY Ianenied p'cd"ccs
60. Whale,e:, therefore .nGy hiye he n ny opin
ion, originally, MS TO the proprieiy of converting
Con,rass al 8, carly day from TN, offs late nd
iournae1i, foEsi n,w and controlling induce
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11

IT, The Democratic R'prlcans Of Hartford
ure requested to meet a, Charles Holmes in hits
River Village, m Saturday the 18th inst. for tho
parpose Of choosing FIVE Delegates to attend tho
State Convention II, Montpelier on the l7lh.
By order Of Tie 7jW9 Comaiiies.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11
TUaAGE FOR THREE MONTHS

Commences this week. We have printed extra
copies and shall be able 10 surp'y our liiends with
the first number for short lime.
TERMS. Tour copies for SLIGO alpSys in Cd
rance.
Subscriptions IRE respectfully solicited f.om
the democracy IF the State.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11

lC-j@ The Democrats Of Pon0rtct are requested
at O'clock, p, W., to choose delegates 10 attend
the State Convention ut Montpelier, on the li,h.
Rv orier Of The Torn C0nmiiice.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11
JOHN TYLER


The printing Of 5OCO copies IF the message
$500 with the comparing documents. was or
dtrei.
The Senate then agreed 10 proceed 10 the cleo
ton of the standing committees on the next day
Mr. Clay Of Ky, gave nn'ice that he would TO-
mcrrnw move fir II s.le,t committee upon lint
part Of the President message relating 10 the our
rrnry aud finances. and in rrpy to an Inquiry Mr.
Clay announced that the " fiscal aseni," was de-
sired 10 create, was U. S. Ia ik. ~.
IIou,r.-The amendment, proposed by Mr. Ad-
oms TO abolish tho Dist rule, relating to abolition
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vTvHE undersigned, late Of the Burlington House,
- respectfully announces to the citizens Of the
town and county, as well as the travelling commu-
nifty, that he has taken the IOWA HOUSE, for
merly occupied BY Mrs. Parrot, fitted It up in com
Portable manner, and hopes by unrenitted cxerions
and assiduous attention, to merit public patronage
The House is situated close to the landing in the
business eeFs Of the town, SO gentlemen wishing TO
take the river from this place. are sure Of having
opportunity Of going by the first boat.
His TABLE shall at all times be supplied with
the best the country affords, the BAR with the
choicest Wines and Liquors, and his STABLE well
provided with grain, with careful and attentive Ost-
lers.
From his long experience, and determination 70
spare no pains to render his guests comfortable he
atters himself that he will be able to give entire sat
isfactop to all who may favor him with their patron
age. WILLIAM Frye.
Bloomington, June Is, l64l. 34-f