Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27
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SATURDAY a..
In neither branch is business of tp,,,,...
The whole sitting nppsars to have been cone.
ialk about the Loan BIZ in the scn.,. ,,.t
Bal, in the House. Perhaps nothing v,,.f,.
now, II Mr. Adams should spice the duu NJ.
empiyng his abolition. petition drawer ,n',., Nv
ables.
1t mus, be admitted, on all hands. h,tn, IL
manifested commendable anxiety Tor n. d.,,.. u 4
ness Mr.. Clay, IN the Senate, NOR. pau,es,,, ~!
the fret, eontendcd with his might that e,,,, E@
secondary interest should be laid asld. And IL. Ei
vote itself entrcy 10 the great object. for ~, ~
SION was convened. And by oth,rs-bt ,Uw.
in both Houss-has the same point bee, no.
urged with the eatnestness Of Statesmen d,..
charge their duty, But the opposition h,,, -.
only point Of their labor TO oppos, ,p,rtihi,g "
nothing. Long, windy speeches and ga,s,ss,. a.. ~
have been their employment th1s far in n, ~. VA
we defy the abiest Of iteir political J,,era, to p,
gle instance in all their side-ssat operation, =,
have aimed e, any thing el,s than to hrol ,o,,,.
Of he Wigs. II proposition wes mad, 10 an, i
property Of ne U.ion, they would no,..,.
most cursed riilr amendments, and IN tn. proces,
making boil it down to apfoposiNon 10 6pha,,X
Indians with Cuba blooihuanfs, The Gotr, IL,
ton well enough knew Mi Wan Purons m..n,,
well enough knew ,he wants ol III, p.ot,
enough knew the Wings would arduously .8t,,'
selves to the task of supplying hos, rants, add ia,
beforehand, was 20 prevent them from eccoumb,,
They took their seats with the single in,ea,i,n =,
out the session and preventing tho Wing, from q. a,
is necessary to be done for the relief ofth, count,
N n 81 al E,r haze -.
pursuing such suicidal conduct We would contt.,
fer the inquirer to to the whole history Of loco Toe,
ton, where il is found tho party have ever deI,E
tho success of their measures thu reckless desla
every interest of the country.
Such has been, and still 10, their msetsb, poI,t
Of this session, rather than that the B.ni Bill .h
the opposition will prolong veIulious and useless dr
and offer nonsensical anne ndmrn,s and eros, lutbs
and tossi amendments ill doomsdsy, let conr q.,,r
what they may. Since the 4th Of March, they hr Il
cd by all means in their power to throw every coa-
obstacle in the way Of the operation Of Wing ps
seemingly for no other reason than becaus. then
moral certainly that the development of those ped
will bring the country back TO its former prosp'N
| show of too great u contrast between Wing and oa
legislation, and forever ihila,e the latter pn
| IN addition to the overwhelming embarrassment n
upon the shoulders of the Wings, arising from %,
administration Of government, other and addition
can be loaded upon them, the hope is to render I'D
tempt 10 relieve the distress Of the counr, aborr
give locoism a chance to visit judgment the Wig
| failing 10 produce the promised good. In our esin
every &C, Of the Van Buren, members, in both brand
Congress betrays this spirit Of desperate revenge.
Wednesday JOY {?
SENATE. Twelve more loco ioco ameNdn'
| to the Bank Bill were offered, some Of them as
site TO others as the situation of the polls, and a
ponant as provision would be requiring a sugi
mouse traps 10 keep the bank building free Of y,
After the democrats had amused themselves "
LARGE until near the hour Of adjournment, Nh
moved to lay the bill on the table, hoping, we S.
TO end debate and obtain the final yotc Oh the Oh
| bill.
Tile Tariff.
| In the House to-day Mr.. Winthrop, from Il,
mittec on Commerce, made a Report, eXure,s
! opinion that revision Of the Tariff must take d
an early day and that it cannot be POSTPONED
the next session of Congress. Indeed, say he
mlitee, the arrival Of the period when the act Of
1913, Will have reached its ultimate operation
render legislation upon it unavoidable.
The Committee therefore determine that IN,
| h'NtoSllt vi procuring btldltu anu practical lN
ton without which no action can be either salts.
or safe.
Mr.. Ilume's report, in the Parliament Of Gree
ain can not have failed say The Committee, to
a desire ia the minds Of all, that some authentic
nails should be collected for Il comparison of he
Renee OF the two countries on question, SD det
tereslng To them both. The Comlailee couCa
the following resolution
Resolved, That a Committee of nine mcm.C
! more than one OF whom shall be from any ore
be appointed by the Chair, 10 sit, during the rer'
the purpose OF taking evidence al The pfl0r@.
OF entry and elsewhere, as 10 the operation Of %
listing system and rates Of duties on imports, Uy
manufacturing, agricultural, and Commerce., DO.
OF the country, and Of procuring, gsuela.y, a
formation as may be useful to Congress u any r.
OF the Revenue laws which may be ATTEMPTED Z
next Session.
Mr Fillmore inquired whether this report "
tended to put aside the Revenue BIZ.
Mr. Winthrop replied that II was not
Mr.. Wise gave notice Of his determination %
the medliated invasion Of the COMPROMISE at
from what quarter il may.
Mr. lngefsoll was Of opinion that To. House
power to create such Committee 70 ~ DUNG
cess.
Mr. Pickens thought the time was too 'I9'
committee to act satisfactorily
Nh Nesbil, though an anti-Tarif man, ws' %
Of the inquiry.
Mr.. Gilmer was afraid the information cy.
would be exclusive and partial.
The morning hour expired, before tic s4..'"
be decided upon.
Fifcal Raqk in The WotH'.
The Committee on the Currency rrpor,i
incorporate the subscribers 10 he Fisra, bst
L. ,. The bill was ordered 10 be prinitd.
Sub Irs0ury
The same committee reported he Senate a'
peal the Sub-IEcasury act, with Amendments
Baairupt mn.