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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

STATE G[vetmoHt Two the iionorabIe supreme
Rutland County, So ( i Cout neat 10 he holden
al Rutland within and ipr the county Of Ruand allure
said the FIRST Tuesday ue1 after the fourth TUESDAY
Of January In the wear Of Lord thousand eivi
hundred and forty two. Ifumbly shewsh Curtis 10
sey Of Fsirhaven Ia said county that at Casteioa IA
the county Of Rutland aforesaid, the % day 81 No
yembef A d. ls0l he was lawfully married To Beisey
Sperry Brtsey Kelsey, of Casllelon sfoIsNad By
Eli CDgswell Esquire, a Justice Of the Peace within
aud for said rounty Of Rutland, du.y qualified and
and from that time until some time In the month of
November, - 1885 be lived with the said Betssy
in the sIid Observance Of Oh the duties enjoned py
the marriage covenant, when the said Beisey Of her
own sccofd, "i,iui and without just 1voc alton de-
serted your petitioner and left his house and so,l, to-
Wit al Farhayen Aforesaid, and vent fouo. par,
Of the state Of Pennsylvania and has also ,a<, the
said month Of November A. ID ls.s sivay. refused
and stll doth refuse 70 return od hy. with ,oor IA.
iitoner and aid him ~ the are and .upuon II b,s fam
n.y. although often N Nh mean time requested 30 20 DO:
your psuuohet 'he" ore humby pays This Honorable
Court that the br IDS Of Mattimony between him and
the said Bets may be dissosed and that bl Of d.
'oice NAV 20 granted hun.
Da'. d a, Fsifhaven HIS 9Th day Of December A.
D. is4I. CURTIS KELSEY.
., VIZ c Kr1TsrpoE, An Tor Petitioner.
Whereas it has been made to appear to me lhs, IA q
aforesaid Beisey KELSEY lives wtOu, lie reach Of lbs
legal pieces, Of this STATE ~ thsfsfoIs ordered thai
the substance Of the foregoing elIon aud Is citation
be puoished three weeks succe ss.sely 10 the Rutland
Herald printed Rutland af.Ies nd the last Of ,birh
publications shall lie 81 least .iI weeks before ths
sion Of the Court winch the same IL retufnsbl.
which shall be deemed suflrlenl natice 70 tho .aid
Beisey Kelsey 70 appear befofe the said Cont ADD
khe~ causs II any ste has wherefore the drawer az
said petitioner should not BE- granted.
Given under my hand a. heliaod tbs otu dsy Of
December, A. y lstl.
, 1871 Chief JBdss Of sgPIens Cogr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

BRIGHTON MARkEr-MoSn,r. Nov %. tstt.
At market SIS beef cattle 500 stotcs, G5Oo sheep
aud i2j swine.
Puccs. beef Caule Last weeks prices were full
ly sustaeed We quote frs, quality 81 - 90
Second quality - 7Sa5 SO Third quality 81 so
so
Barrelling Cattle We quote mess 81 "a No |.
o. so NJ. 2, o. so
Stores Two year old, afal5 Three yerr old,
tl4a
Sheep-Dull, and several thousand uusold We
quote lots at ssc, 81 90, 10, IS, 80, ~, l S.
2 90 and 225
Swine A In, oflarge hogs \ l-2 and Ia Lots
to peddle, ca iot sows and 90 for burrows A.
retail, 10 and 9
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07
MARRIED.

In Mendon, on the ~ inst Doct W $ Allen of
Rutland, TO Miss loyina daughter OF T. Edison, ESQ
OF the former place
In East pouItuey on the Goth ut by Rev. Mr. Ly-
man, Mr. Abraham Butierheld to Miss Ann Warner,
both OF Psiurd
In Bronze, l. C.. on the 10Th ult. hy Rev Nj Camp.
bell of Sheffield MIR lhoms, Eldudgo To Miss Abigail
Chamberlain.
In StLous, Missouri. on the t2lh OF October. Mr..
David McCaudleSs of putsburgh, Penn, TO Miss Ella.
abe,h G. Felch. formerly vt thus town.
In Rochester, on the l7th uh 10y Rev Mr. Scales, Nc
James Brewer I'd, oi Springfield Mass. 10 Miss Fran.
ccs l.. Dodd, of the former place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

near Franklin, Lou, few days since, have
been arrested and imprisoned. Bill, who had
run away from DE Hart short time prcvicss.
coniesscs that he sho, his master
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

TAs ca Teefsss of ", Hs.ss'y.s'i oesr,s. ~,H ~
Soii-ersd isS srrttar M CeS-f Hes's ~ lsf part
ar Subject I7e'9pss II Csraasiiy % ~sSsrs
Crtisanoa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

THIS is 10 certify that ! this day give my son,
Charles ID. Shedd his Time ~ at,d trade for him.
self shall hereafter claim none Of h'- earnings
pay any debts Of his contracting. CHAHLts SHrDp.
November, 25, lsil 1881
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07
prOI,ole Notice.

VNHE Probate Court within and for tho district OF
i Rutland will hold It's sessions during the ensuing
year, the first Monday OF each month a, II Halls
office in the Court House WV Hall, Judgr.
Rutland, Dec 9Th, A. d is4i ADJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

L>OR sale by the subscriber 900 white oak Packing
Barrels, They will be sold low as can be
buugh, IN the County, Also on hand quantity Of
meat Barrels, made from the hear, of white oak to bo
disposed Of Grpsuom CnrNsy I'D.
Dec. !, 1871 1881
Sr.Ts o. VERMONT, r. II remembered tia, at
District Of Rutland, IS. - stated probate court held
at Rutland, within and for SAID district the Is Mon
day being the 9th day OF Dec A u Isil.
Present VIM. Hall, Judge.
Clussa White administrator on the estate of John
White I'd, late Of Mounlholly In said district deceased.
proposing TO render an account of her administration
upon said estate,
II is ordered tina, the Naminaion
and allowance OF said account be referred tho first
Monday being the Bird day Of January next, and that
copy OF this order loo published IN the Rutland Her
aid three weeks sncccrsvcy previous thereto, that all
persons concerned may appear aud object thereto, Il
they see cause true copy Of record.
40 81 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

SINGULAR WARNIN0-The following incidon,
may not be credited, but it rs corroborni,d bv the
most positive evidence, and even if thought apocry-
phal will add another instance to the already numcr.
Gus accounts of mysterious warnings from the other
world-IBos, Daily Mail
Ii seems tina, Monsieur De c., q merchant Of
New Orleans, proceeded to Paris early in the fall
for the purpose Of supplying his store with winter
goods On the 2Sd of September last, about two
o'clock in the morning, he was awakened from an
uneasy slumber by rushing of the curtains about
his couch He felt an icy hand clasped in his own
and voice like that of his son, exclaimed "Father
1 am dying " When the merchant arose, he made
note of the fact at the same time trying to regard
the whole affair an idle within But 90 where he
would, the voice rang in his cars, 'father | am dy-
mgl and the pae-spectre face was ever before him
After lapse Of two weeks he returned home. and n
few days since he arrived in New Orleans He
hurried from the quay to his house and on the way
he passed one of the principal cemeteries of the city
Looking into the grave yard his attention was at
tracted by marble monument, which seemed to
have been lately erected He was turning away
when name and inscription met his eye 1t was
the name of his only SON and the inscription record
ed his age and death The frantic father hurried to
his home and learned that at two clock on the 23d
of September last his expired u,tcring with hi,
last breath, the words" Father, am dying '
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07
Poultry.

FuNHE subscriber will pay cash for good well s,ied
l. live Turkeys II delivered al his house in Mendon
between the 10Th aud goth Of December inst
L mUssEY
Mendon, December, Isii Aeti
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

an anemp BE- msde 10 PAS through III. approaching
winter wIthcai grand legislative eor, made TO
reier, the industry 81 the country. and the spiri II
Chartisn-sy, and somsshing morc-will oncc
more rasc is bead. and neither churchc. nor yco.
nanry-Dciihcr hayoncss nor sahrcs, will put Il
down We have had Jack Cadc. and Wal Tyicr
IN England, and ,herc have been pr down We
have had great gatherings in Birmingham. riots at
Bristol, Liddisn, Radicalism ami physical force
Charism---end all Of these have been app,as,i or
subdu,d Blu, we have ys 10 see another spectacle
which comes ms surely as the sun riss tomorrow
should the com laws be maintained In the midsa
OF run for gold, and the fear Of a national hank
ruptcy, thousands Of starving men. rise up like grim
and appalling shapcs-incn hungerworr, with saw.
age hatred in their hearts, demanding not bread
alone, but their rights, and tranplng alike upon
public credit, national honor and general safety -
oh, let no, good easy souls persuade YOU that in Eng.
land such thing is impossible The materials for
such frighiiul catastrophe are ready the train is
LAID, and wants but the lighmingss flash to set it on
fire. England is strong in that na,on,l spin, which
regards order as Heavens frs law : bit uben
hunger and hatred are continued and these concern
frdfed IN masses the public opiRioa rhich respects
me lar falls polreriess before them Are these, W,
ask, vain iorcbodngs2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

What amount ofpower will IL take On the usual
way Of attaching power 20 move ioads) tn
load balanced on a cart oi Two wheels, add load
weighing Eve tons, wheels Eve lee, damriet, on an
inclined plane OF five degrees "a W ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

Mcss> Editor The answer So r. question I, soS,.
isa 'ods. the diameter tho 10 circles IL s5ia
rods.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-12
BALTIMORE MATKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, July ..
ENCIiANGE-Therei is bu; t'e doing in bills
per cent premium. -
Domestic Exchange We quote checks and Jr,r,s
on New 1 ork at p p per cen, premium; on Bos
Ton II % u per cent premium; on Phadelpbia
nj per cent discount; aud on Richmond nj 1. ner
cent discount. Specie Is worth u . pee cent pro
MUM. f'
HOIcTrd Street Flour-The demand for Houa,a
Street Flour has beoa less active this week ana the
transactions have been only to a lin ted extent
The sales OF good standard brands from stores have
oeen generally at 1915, which prcc holders are now
asking although sale two is stated to have taxi
price nj s. so.
Uhsai.-There has been a material and steady
decline IN prices since Monday. On Tuesday 6OGO
bushels good Pennsylvania reds were sold at 1924
cents; on Wednesday, sales Of good Pa reds were
made at 1911 cents; on Thursday at 100 cents for
prime IA. redsi ard 10 day rs cents for good Pa.
reds. No receipts Of Nd. Wheat worth REPORTING.
C"rn.-We quote white Md. at about 6s cents,
ana Md yellow at about to 60 cents There has
been very little Md. Corn at market for two or
three days past. On Monday sales Of Penn. vel.
low we're made al Is Gems.
1OBACCO.-The Tcccip,s OF MARYLAND co,,;o,o
light, and transactions are Consequently limited
Throughout the week the demand has been fair f,r
The lower qualities, and the sales embrace all of bes.
descriptions that reached the market at Sia so
Occasional sales were also made Of the better quail.
ties, within the range OF quoiut Ons, which we com
tInue, VIZ: inferior and common "a 50; middng
To good IS SO, good IS a 5 so; and fne seals,
FOLDERS generally are very hfm at these rates.
There has also been fair demand for Ohio nj n
bout former prices, viz. common To middling 81 so
5 2j good So 50 so; fine rcd ard wrlpn,rv
90 ~; prime yellow 81 30 10; and extra wr,p.
perry Sl2a H. The inspections OF the week COM
PRISE iSj hhds. Maryland; PA hhds. Ohio: and IL
hhds. kcntucky-Iotil T76 hhds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-12

| some conversation took place between MIR BIER
| KEEN ami NJ BENTON in reference to the neces
] sily Tor the motion.
| The question was then taken on the amendment
which was agreed to-sycs 9s, noes -.
Mr. WOODBURY. moved an amendment prohl.
biting any officers from making donations oT stock
holders, except after due notice, introducing Sucl
provislon--whlch he laid over for future action.
MIR BENTON moved 10 strike out the word "bul'
lion' rs one OF the modes in which It shall pay ou
IT'S substance.
Me- CLAY said as the bank was privileged u
deal IN bullion 1t ought Certainly TO have the pTv
cgc Of parting with o..
MIR HUNTINGTON explained the mc,nins o.
the clause IN the bI,l, which secGed not to bc un.
ders,ood by Mr. Benton.
MIR WRIGHT insisted that the word was no; ne.
ccSsary IN the 22j rule. The word was not required,
rs he supposed II was not intended that the Bunk
should pay out bullion ordinarily. lie was there
fore IN favor oiihc motion.
Toe Amendment was agreed to: ayes &c, noes ~.
MIR CLAY, OF Alabama, moved to amen4 the
provision pr hhilins the renewal Of notes, sc. by
adding land that every such contract for renewal
shat, &c null and voiG.n
The yeas and nays were ordered on The question:
which was decided IN the nosativc-ayes 10, noes
-.
On motion Of Mr. HUNTINGTON,
The Senate went into the consideration Of Exc
cutive business, mud when the doors were reopen
CT the Senate adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-12

THIRD OF JULY AT The UNIVERSITY.
The closing exercises Of this Institution took place
Saturday 1s, 10 the presence Of the Ys.,ers the
Faculty, The Society Of Alumni and a numerous au.
di,ory.
Ia another column will be found the official nc.
count Of the proceedings with the names Of the dis
ungushed and the graduates who received the degree
Of Master OF Arts.
On Friday the ~, we understand that Doctor
Pummcr delivered an able Address before the Stu.
denu' Bible Society, and in the evening, Mr.. Cas-.
kIc, Student from Richmond, addressed one the
Societies, in nYaodIctory Of singular eIoquonee and
beauty.
Wcaro glad 10 hear tha, Mr.. Mo5by, Of Lynch.
burg has been requested to deliver the Address at
the mex, meeting oftho Alumni
An Essay upon The ptDll ssiou Of law, w7s read
by Geo. w. Goodc, Esq. Of Richmond City, in which
he traced the history Of the Science, It's progrossy,
improvement, 'hs gradual amciora,ion Of ITS crud,
and onuqua,ed aspsnues, and is potent irduene,
upon tho civilization and refinement Of Society. y,
happy dros,ion Mr. @. took OCCASION to vindi
cate the practice Of the profession from the unmerlc,
injury inflicted upon It's character by Ignorance an,
reJuJice, and the low cunning oud unworthy act
oftoso who creep into the profession To defeat it
/ noble and elevated designs, aud convert il into a
instrument Of oppression and fraud.
! The whole Essay was most highly credit1blc
the talents, the learning anJ the cultivated lasl
| Of is Author and was listened to, with eyder
! qualification, by the audience.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-12
PHILADELPHIA MARKET r,,,. .


COFFEE There has been some activity in COT.
fee within a Cay or two, Rad sales made To the eT-
tent OF near 1000 bags, Of which 900 bags L.guyra
was so for neIshOuring market at IO}c on time.
or discount of, and another lot OF 500 bags do for
The same market, at lie per 10, per cent off 100
bags RiO not prime, at lOc p 10. The stocks in
first hands very light.
COTTON. The sales this week have been
very light, tie stock continues light, and prices
fully maintained 10y holders.
FLOUR-Owlng TO the light receipts and small
stocks the factors have generally advanced the price
OF Flour To IS 50 per bbl foe irtsi ground Penna.
and Brandy wine, with sales to a moderate extent.
one or two sales have been made OF Pennn. moi
fresh but sound, at s. \, and sales of Ohio in
held at 80 p per Dbl, but few sales have been
made at So I2!.
GRAlN-.Ihe receipts Of Grain Of al, kinds con-
tinue moderate, and finds prompt snes a, 100 q 1922:
Tor prime Pennu red sale yesterday from store Of
1900 bushels at 1900 per bushCI; Southern Rye 5sc;
Pcnna. do 62 csc; sales early in the week Of $500
bushels yellow Corn ut 30 Coo, since advanced;
cargo sold to day ut CSC; white Corn IS worth 50
Coo aud Southern Oats ~ demand al iOc. II 10 not
likely there will be an increase Of recsps Of Gain
until after harvest Cleared 3GG bushels Wheat
and 1860 bushels Corn.
SUGARS Prices are firm with only moderate
stocks 10 importers hands; one or two cargoe, now
loading going into store Tor an advance. Snlcs
this week OF 500 bbs and 2j ca es whine Br0zil Su-
gars 1T 81, G mos, for the formtr aud 81 mos for
/ the latter; and or 800 boxes Cuba browns al ia
&c per 10, and a small cargo It Porto Rico Musca-
yddo At price made public.
| TOBACCO-SOmo stlcs have been made this
week Of Kentucky, principally for export; one lot
ri 40 hhds prime pt 1lOc. ard 80 hhds do ut qlc
Holders are firm, and expect an advance from the
| probability Of a short crop.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-12
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

NEW YORK MARKETS TUESDAY. PM.
lhere was goot business dorc a, the hoard IN
Gay;0ulTcm Rnil Road declined !; Mohawk
ran koad and Ohio Skies !, and United states
Bank is per cent upon our nal quotations of YES
'efGay' Indiana sterling bonds sold at an improv,
ment OF !, and Bank of Commerce scrip of 1 per
cent f - PCT
EXCtlANGE-There IS little or NOTHING do.
ing IN bills on England, and prices ore nearly no.
mnnl. We quote at 3! per cent premium.
The Comptroller has given notice that the in.
tereSt upon city bonds due August LIST will he maid
w the chamberlain, at the Bank of the State nj "
York, OF the 2d Of August. '
United States Bank shares were sold At Pb;I,dsI.
pha yesterday at 10 a l9I.
The banks at Wilmington, Delaware, do not re-
eeiye on dePo'lJe the notes of the accepting, hanks
IN fennSyrlnia. issued under the relief au OF IsaI
COIiON-There Is no change IN the aspect of
tne cotton non Market. The sales yesterdiy were
about 300 bales at previous prices.
FLOUR-Ne quote common brands canal At
50 80 a 81 G2!, and Ohio a, SIS 43i as so.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-12

The Loco Foco paper in Charlottesville, supposed
to be edited, sub rosa by the Son in.law of Co,
jet Randolph IS not at all p'etsed with the assiJu.
Gus eOur''hiP paid by its political associate, 10
President Tyler as disgusting no doubt, to him. as
II Is degrading in them. It says:
"Of one thing We are more fully satisfied evsrv
uay-'ne dissolution OF the Wing party. And vet
We greatly fear that our friends from too much any
lety 10 triumph party, will attract tn tb.no
selves by some induced expectation of reward !,
man VINO viii practise on their credulty md be
tray their confidence. We alude 10 MIR TvIer
" are sorry to hear that several have d.rl,rcJ =,
discrimination to Judge him by his future acts. Now
his pfor acts have inspired US with a deep and SCI
ed dis'rGs; OF this gentleman, and firm convrc
ton Of his dup lcy; and for one If the only oGe in
the whole country, we protest against the proceed.
mr., and wipe our hands Of II. We cOncedc 10 those
VINO differ fom US, all good motives but W DISPUTE
TIE wisdom OF the thing, and having not the icos,
commence IN Mr. Tyler ourselves, we cannot in
good confidence recommend him to the confidence
Oi any one else u our principles have not friends
enough 10 recommend them To popular adop,i,n we
are opposed ~ imposing them on majority Inv ,ny
cJaIOn.n '
Of,hc determination here ayowed, not to Judy. =,
public FGncaonIry by his acts-we have nothing
TO soy-saye that the author Of It mus, be gt,eDed
throughIy in the gall and bitterness of Faction.
That the sentiment declared respecting President
Tyler Is that which is entertained at heart, by the
whole pack Of Locoioco sycophants and hypocrites.
who are 50 c'gcr to criOge to him and fawn upon
him, ~ do no, doubt. Their policy is to seduce the
President from his integrity, or what would be the
same TO ihem destroy tho confidence Of the whigs
IN him-and then ny the dsscnsons, which would
ensue, clutch the spois again. The Charlottesville
paper IS green not 10 know when schooed proper.
iy, 1t will change IT'S tune.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-12
RICH MO Y d:
MONDAY MORNING. JULY


FhbIc Dsbi.
M'. Setscan; puts the saddle upon the ri,b, hos,
IN the discussion of the public de5t. There nave,
WAS more arrant piece Of humbuccsrv, than that
witch The Locos have attempted to play off unor
the people, respecting the defci, in The Treasurv-
lhey' oy an unsSamPled prodisaliy, created N,
Gsbi-aGd because the Wings have bror,b, -. g,
% "sh'' and, Ike homes; men, are trying to provide
the means Of payment, they are charged with the
creation Of the debt. This is pitch Of impujence
20 winch nothing but the brass of L.ocofocoi,m +,
equal! =
The public debt is undeniet and undeniable-
and The only question is, wha, is the hes, mode odds,
charsinst: Bya dIrec; and open Ioanl-or bv,di,
eu'sed and covert one IN the shA PC Of Treasury no.,
Looking to mere party policy, we do no, doub, bu,
that II would Le mos, eypsdent 10 adop; the latter
by this means, the expenditures Of the Govsrnne,.
might 6e concealed from the people, and the ADM.
nIsTauon might be a. wls:efll as 1t pleased. with.
OUT SnGJec,ns itself 20 consure Butthe other i, the
no1'cT and the manler course. Ii meets the diff
Guilty face to face. ], DISCUSSES nothing. I,ennbI..
The people to see the state Of their finances, and to
observe the operations Of their agents It isa,,,
SAID TO be the cheaper mode Of the two. Whilst
Treasury notes cos; f,om to per cent, Interest. a
regular ,o'n may be negotiated at per cent, This
Is consideration not to be disresarded-but il Is
secondary tn the other. In Republic like ours,
there should be no confusion, mystery or misti6ea.
ton in financial arrangemen,s-by which the Manu-
may be p.uniereJ by the Few, with impuniry.
We ask attention to Mr. SerZsanrs remarks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-12

eIS's intercourse was to establish the relations o
mutual lTiendship. The North became the customer
oi we south, and one Of her best customers. Bot
Whe the North and the South were eon,ending
Win each other, did they forget that there was q
SOWING giant no might one day volunteer TO come
IN between them and to put end to their cnnIro.
Netsy IN way that would require all their ener-
SeS 10 sustain their rights against the power II ehv
mediator
MIR ;. here made some reference, no, distinctly
heard, TO the water-Totted and dew .rnttcd hemp OF
kentucky, and minated that she never would lend
hets :f to an unnatural antiquity and consent to in.
lure her own land TO benefit strangers lie was I'M
ders'ood to say that the feeling OF which he spoke
mo, IN greater or less degree prevailed from the
oesinnins that It had produced the compI onise law
anu u pressed too far might lead to conseu ueuces
which no one could now anticipate.
MIR KtlETT carried out the argument of his COL
league, and &c asserted that taxes levied IN one
piace and expended IN another, inevitably improve
rished the people 50 taxed. lie had listened TO the
gentleman from Pennsylvania with establishment,
when he was arguing ngnlns; this well known fact.
winch he looked upon as tTu'Sn. lie admitted
that the interests Of the North were the interests OF
The South; and he believed It was a natural pride
inherent m our bnsoms to wear the American fabric
but the North had not the right 20 enforce bv one
rons and unconstitutional burthcns, those fabrics
upon the people Of the South
Mr. FESSENDEN then rose in favor OF the bill,
anu instituted q critical comparison between the re-
ports OF the late and and present Secretary of the
Treasury. he said that IT We were determined 20
improve our national defences, and go gradually
increasing our Navy. II would be necessary TO in.
crease issues Of Treasury Notes or to cuthorze
this loan, and he decidedly in favor Of the la,.
ter.
Mr. SALTONSTALL having obtained the floor
moved that the Committee rise, which was agreed
10, and House adjourned at o'clock.