Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-31


Ar, y 1,,u...s, all ,,,, so.,;o, ;,.o,
v,J ,yos sin,lv an innuirv who,bar The nar,icu.
lar mart If ,l,n sMo.s,ro now undnr considora.
lion. shoulJ bc reCcrreI IN one or 10 another Of
two standing Committees of tbi IJo,,se. The
diaercncc was simnlv',h;s bctwcn thesc two
committees. tho ono of ,hem had becn consti.
tu,ed. he nresumod from ts very name. with
view 10 n particular lnowledoe ON tho mar, If lis
mombors or , nar,;cmlnr snh;oct to wL;cb tLis
norton of tho Messaro boJ roforcnco lilo
would show, first that the Committee on Man
uactures had valid existence. 1t had been
contended here that it had moi or ought not to
have. This argument should not exist, were it
not that particular duty was not assigned 10 il
There no was assignment of duties at all to the
Committee on Agriculture and on Indian Affairs
No doubt existed as TO its consttutionality, and
as little could there be with reference t" the
true construction OF the Message. II a judicial
Eye Enou,n pass over me paris OF lnt message
.a. ia" ceI" I'o'c'' 1t "ouIu SIC ''''' .no III
.tai'loA VI tnc RESIDENT was 10 uli'e III .heo'y
."c lc."no'td',o VI 'iicreaseu uulicS' VI al aus
'''cn'at'o VI uu''cS' WIN the protec''ol' oi 10
w ,. va ~, W oI
.''. ."e 'cs'. a'N'scr ., ''ic VI, ."'o
uJna W." i .IAtn vi c',"s, '.a..
VIC ,,'o was Pc,'e.! y. N.Y.. . o.'a'
.,, i '''v.'Y'' '',"! oN',. -. ~.
s'"I , V" ~ "'sT W 10 Wv" I" w.
~ "cIe iuo'eu ''o' Wy 'hqfS'o'' "''u "
ana or'ehy commented on It's examination ny inc
se',ic'''a" iIo''i virginia, Mr. Jones hhere
could ne no DOUBT OF tie intention OF Tie l'resi-
ueI'' lIic iur'her quoted various passages IN
cohneN'o,i from 'ne ucssage' ana 'hen CONT
h"euI ne apPrenenued 'lat the l'resiueht was
c"'"c'N '.e"' III HIS Ioea oi tic Possio'i'y VI
'coo,'o'''"'lpn pIt"ec'l 'hese TWO ''''igS' 'iiat
Scn.'e'leh hao uee'heu inconsistent
MI Stanley SAD, had lie not known this
House as wei as lie dld, he should have been
surprised at Tie range OF debate taken on the
mere question OF reference. But lie understood
me oplec'. lhey had seen the enemies OF the
wing party-and he welcomed them to the
strlie-led on by the honorable gentleman from
New hampshire, (Nlr. Athefton)
Mr.. A,hcrton inquired of the Speaker if this
was i'll order.
Mr.. Stanley disclai,ned anv tbno ofta,.
siye. lie saw some manifes,inp \ ds,os,;o,
here TO raise cry that the VIII nar,y
desired to fastcn on the conntrv y ,ro,ac,;,..
tariff. and the gentleman from New Unn,n.hiro
tNr Ather'on, with zcal--a hasty zcal-fol
which he, tMr. 81 as Southern man, did no
thank hlm, was endeavorlng to protect the South
and really the discussion had been quite amusing
lie had been amused to see how the "corporal'>
guard had taken sides in this matter There
was 'ne gen'e'nan IRON pennsylvania, (Mr
llNi'p ses't'oay '''aue one OF inc most ingenious
ioh-co'''h'''a' sPeechcS, Tor protective man
lie ever he"fu. ne sa'a ,he Message recon-
'iehGeu Protec'Ve tariil, ana dId not recon-
menu NJ WINE another southern gentleman
o'ScIa''',ed Tor inc l'fesideht all dea OF encour
aging aoincstc manufactures. 1t was not iol
MN l'dr. - 10 settIe inns dispute between the
TWO ParlVes ne would lei them discuss 1t among
themselves lie 'houcht 1t little unknd iol
lne gehtleinan from pennsylvania to note witt
such e"pllasls mat southern wing, iron
a protective tariff. Did The gentleman for~,
some of his neculi,r friends hnnnd 70 hin, h,
more ties than he Mr. 81 know If .,bo ,aIL =,
loud in d.sclaiminu nrotective ,ari,ri WI,
the gentleman send word in his snnorh ,h,, nn,
onlv Southorn WL;rs ,ro onnosr ri -,
tive tariff but that some If hil snociaI rdrt;caI
and nersonal friends wore ,hrou,;,r, ian,soi,a.
a sten in advance If tho Wh;,r n',r,i aronn. ant
disclaimiru nrorctive torfi liz ,r,,,ol ,ho
question un,lcr,ood