The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

uo" we're to be Ie''oa 0p'" rood 10 prove this,
GO'sfn"S"I'i ,h tho message of 1882, ana coming
beginol's, =" Calhouu's bill, proposing 10 coo' II
down !" 'a.ds TO tho new States
way ho '"., Senators, friends TO JACKSON were
RePO'H down To the time that Gen Jackson
read all aV"s solicv IN regard to the lnnds' Mr.
cAn's ofIlinois, Senator fro" missouri Er pe ~
Rao' quoted to prove thls--both OF '"oSe'' 40
ION, W." of,he Administration OF uen JACKSON ao'
fs'u' w. =. there should be no revenue from 'ahds'
clared ''', Customs should be rolled upon for the
but that W." w.. General Government. The Senator
SPpol' v,,L did not escape, for although that Sen
from NJ ~, committed himself by argument, he
a0' 1ooe so by his Report to the present 'o"s'o'S
n '"h,or Of Graduation, cu. r.,.o,, ,..s nav,
10 .,s cosson principle OF Mr. Calhonn was next
Io' and opposed for reasons of inequality
'0n'' ';,.,ce! It was shown. too that there was
and "'' ~. which would operate in favor of Civ
no P"' az oer cent which did not operate in Ia
ing ave! ina oway 50 per cent or 100 per cent.
'''I .oo uo no more than distribution; and again
Ves''" nav States had the l69 millions of "a
pO~ leland within their geographical lines, the
c'''" admitted into the Union would neces-
'I ~, have TO be treated in the same way. The
'" ..,ous inequality of Cesson was pointed out
Dr ..,,h and Illustrated briefly in the cuse of o.
'u,cIoy continued until half past three, when
.,,d be had 90, into the Threshold ol the sub
,ject -,
o,,ae speech will como TO morrow. 1t promises
nb the GROWING effort of all his speeches, and
abe Argument no man can answer.
TREASURY NOTE BILL.
UOusE. Mr. Duncan of OHIO, desired to pro-
I'm, the quarrel between himself and Mr. johnson
ofMd, and choose 10 apply epithels TO him which
others, two years since, applied to Mr. Duncan up
.on the floor of Congress.
Mr. Johnson was not disposed to continue a
controversy with such member, and said so by
Jspusing Of him with the remark, that he had
been twice branded as a coward.
AFR Wise of Va. continued his remarks upon the
condition Of tho Treasury.
Friday Jan. %.
SENATE In defiance of The elements, MIR Clay
drew crowd of hearers ladies' as well as gentle
men,-to The Senate Chamber to day. The gale
ries were thronged again, and remained SO until
The conclusion of his remarks, when the appearance
OMr Tappan of Ohio, upon the floor of the SEN
ate drove the multitude from the building as tho
asliencs were behind them
MrTappan, never very amlable, was not made
sopday by the manner in which he was regarded
by bis hearers Intending 10 say something often
size to Mr. Clay, he began by speaking Of him as
intending to be tho Viceroy of General Harrison,
who had undertaken 10 dictate terms to the new
Administration.
Mr. Clay very quietly rising in his scat, told the
Senator that his statement and in ference were
6Ise
Mr. Iappan more exciied, but changing his sub
pc,'aid that the senator from Kentucky had I'M
dcrhk"a to dictate to the Senators from Ohio,
when he declared he would not be sustained by
heH constituents for the bill Of Cession proposed
N hr Calhoun. Presenting the remarks Of Mr..
'hy to be command To them, he chilled the inter-
eIence nsoence.
MT Clay, very quietly rising IN his place, called
he Senator from Ohio to order If he was no, cal
dlo order he should bo obliged TO reply to him.
Adsay what he would be very sorry TO hear.
The Vice President promptly decided that the
iemNer from Ohio was out Of order,-an Mr.
lay in continuation OF his remarks, said that the
ena'"r from Ohio. the inimation that he iaiended
dictate terms to it, was false and calumnious
lie was in DO such position, and sought not to be
n one tie had neither written TO General Har-
'son nor heard from him since the commencement
O' Inc presen, session of Congress. He had recon-
me"oed no man to office, unless Iii might be sthe
senator from Massachusetts,, who he said, was n OF
" Oe overlooked, in consideration for his great pat
,,O'sm, exalted worth, and eminent public service
Ds!Ond lhs, he had not uttered one sentiment
VIA, Gould be construed into anyaction in reference
""' %'hcoming Administration.
"0t Mr. Wise of VirgnIa, has consumed 9
a. '''' 'd half days sin defining his position"
'Ome TO results, he is for National Bank, a.
'''"'' distribution, and for economy, and agains,
'Ans Wines and Silks.
bo S, sAu III was made to bring in bill to repeal
-, osn treasury bill. A suspension of the rsles
ooa.~4 ep ior' but two thirds being necessary, the
foh. 'A"sa-Ss to 70. The mover, Mr. Morris
''u upon his own responsibility.
Th0 N Saturday, Jaa. 30.
r"' treasury Note Bill still occupies the House
vii, 49,: ''' 81 the Whole. and notwithstanding
nj. Ultimately pass, with scarcely dissenting
w'., VIII DC made peg to hang speeches ON for
week yet to come.
n ,e"fs. Hubbard of Alabama. and Jen;ar Of