Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15

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!, =. AVOID ,,--bu, The House VAS impatient and
,,,s5 ou,-'ir, II come LET Us have ~
question being taken. mt ADAMS sfDendmen'
,srrcs 10. yeas ia, nays 100
-, s,., Role wa. excepted. ur Wise said be
,.s,. move 10 lay tie resolution, ss amended on
IA. Uc va. opposed TO acting on Il, for his OBJ
-, 10 DO ,one business No business could he
!, abolition pc,,ons were 10 he received. lie
resist The reception Of every one Of ihcm,a as they
opened.
IN, ,te resolution, as amended. WAS sdop,ed-
So VI.
s, end, tn. affair. Mr. Adam. has carried his
I, There will he no rule ercluding Abolition pc
81, Perhaps none will be offered a, this session
IA notion Of mr. Sergeant, 1t was ordered that n
committee Of nine members BE appointed 10 take
,otsi5oraton the state Of the currency, the es,ab-
r,ni q fiscal sgcn, to AID in the collection and
r.cmcnt Of the revenue, the establishment, Of
rm currency, &c.
4 "a, ordered that tho Spoaker sppoint the Stand
committees.
W. resolved in rembcrsnco Of our deceased
cnt that the Chairs OF the President, OF the
BE and Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
,-iouded in black during the remainder of the
nd thai Senator'S and Members the usual
,s Of mourning for 30 days.-Ths, the Presiden,
u. U ; be requested TO transmit, a copy OF the res
onsto Mrs. Harrison, with the coincidence Of the
houses.
o. Clay offered resolution directing tho Secretary
. ,Ae Treasury, TO communicate to the Senate the
d Of such Bank, 20 be incorporated by Congress,
would be hes, adapted TO the public service. After
%. debate it amended as to read Bank or fs-
,sen,.' and adopted.
nj Clay bfough, forward his protocol Of business to
,,,ed on. the special session -Repesl Of the Sub
.sgry; incorporation OF bank; provisions for ad-
s,s revenue by duties, and \ temporary loan die
5uton Of the proceeds Of public lands; appropria-
= bills. recharsrng banks in the District Of Colum-
b Tho subject was laid on the table.
The Bill to repeal the SubTressury was discussed
sngsh. bu, no question was taken on il
WAR REPORT.
the Secretary Of War says tina, there has been ne
,sral change In tho general condition and DISPOSE
b Of the army since the last Annual Report, The
|oda war 10 reviewed briefly, and the number Of In.
|ns Who have surrendered themselves, and have
.n depored TO the West, under late negotiations, is
Isr husdfed and ihiry-one, including one hundred
srnos. The Secretary fears that the complete re-
(o'sl will not be effected without further sacrifices, as
y moe, powerful chief has not been reached any
hi. fllo~efs Orders nave been issued for the pros
uhon Of vigorous measures As soon a. negotiations
h,ll prove useless.
The sum required to place tho Notifications Of the
oun,y wha, is denomina.ed good state Of defence,
, tia,ise,3i1-&9,s93,54 7 will DO required for ths
publications., and the rest for armament *l,433, 800
ply be iudicously expended during the present year,
addition to appropriations already outstanding. The
)gumen tina, improvements in the art Of war will rem
H present plans Of defence imperative, is answered
y reasoning that should not neglec, present means
views of future contingencies. The works Of Sta
Island. surrendered to the general government BY
p. State OF Now York, are in progress Of active re
pr, and the promp,ness with which ,hoy were given
N 10 the government Is spoken OF deserving the
banks Of the country--and an immediate appropra-
ton 10 pcrfec, them.
Irregularities in the Indian department complain.
Of 1t has been the practice TO make payments from
ponies appropriated, without regarding the specific d.
lection to the appropriation act. Another matter Of
Complaint is, tina, instead Of letting unexpended appro
Ps,ions remain in the Treasury TO rever, back to it
according TO law, they have been drawn out, and phi
IN the hands of discussing agents who have used them
fo' purposes for which appropriation has been made
Another egularity has been the loaning Of large sums
BY Indian discussing agents to other departments of thu
Government, or TO other and distinct branches OF The
Indian Department BY these means, the Indian ac
counts have been put in such confusion that annual
silements have been impossible. Nor is i, possible
Exactly to ascertain the precise amount Of appropria
on required TO settle the accounts. So far, 5000 00
,ncer,aned to be necessary and il is thought tina
t'Oo,o0o more will be-
The change in the policy Of managing the armories
pacing them under military instead OF civil direction
works well, bu, time has no, yet elapsed sufficient
.n It's advantages.
Additional appropriations TO the amount of ss25,
81 arc required for the pay and quarter masters de
r'rmen's, s3s,997 is also required 10 pay laborer
On suspended public works the expenses OF whic
have exceeded the estimaes-an excess for which III
operatives are not responsible.
ssenis and contractors for removal at the South Yves
but the investigation is yet unfinished and the precis
point Of responsibility among the officers not yet asce
uihed
THE NAVY
The appropriations made the last session for III
service, will be sufficient, unless larger basis Of OF
eranons Than the presen, should be decided on.
The Navy Pension Fund requires an immediate q
Preparation OF si3s6eo.
The return OF the Brandywine from the Mediterr
n.'n is explained officially in the same manner that
b" been unofiiei,lly.
The establishment Of a home squadron is strong
t'ged and the provision Of suitable supply OF arm
'n1 munitions OF war.
Ihe Secretary conrurs in the gen,ral on,ion that