Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-27
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From the New York Trihrne

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From the New York Tribune.
rr q, . MoSoAY, A lCu.t Ii, 1911.
tn Eeo Message was to- law rern;ved N the "a
~ N anticipation of winch II" galleries and the
'h1hb"r ere crowded at IN early h1r. 1t was re-.
celV'd at quarter pa I - o'cl1ck the Bank y II
returned with IT, and immediate y other hreinaas
slsPen ell was rea tn the senate or the Ncssaup
II Is unnecessary To sp"lk. IA YOU have il N full l.
- however, ieceiv't with applause by the Opno,-
non, ana IN the contrary ui1nnpr hy many Of he
| Wings. lnm2lateIv after it, rradjiir n sioht ev
preston Of tee me- Ms nani'se in the gall res add
lr: htnion instantly rose and tered s.-rr, dr,rc.
cations against the "'ank runi,rs" and "Ranl hal.
les. who had 0-uted IL. Message and in ti,nt the
| PRESIDENT, the Senate aud the country. lie moved
P' nose Whn Were Ills rumen'al in it he removed
iron the cutlery by the 5ergeant.a arms and brourht
! TO the bar Of the Sc at,
| The h s@,ng and APPRECIATION ware ve-v faint. or
snort duration, and rnheard by many the Sena.
! tors.
| Mcssrs. R'vce, Rrn'on Rurhanan and oibors
spoke on tins motion, maintaining the necessity af
| p r'"Vlng the honor and dipii'v of the Senate in,
N"Ih'e rom disturbance OF tbs kind; and IN This
instance the disturbance h1inr huhi and ha,n,, on,
r,lv unl'nrd by some Of them su,rcst n,r and rr,s
sInG the propicly Of suffering this 10 pass without
| formal actlon The mast con-nrn1us Of the }s,r,r
bcrs was IN the mean tirIr. taken from the rollar,h
an "Hi'r' 81 me senate and pat in custody of th,
| Serrcant-at Arms. After conversation NJ e,,,o
| cn"th The s1'r-ct was dropped, and the person or
! derci TO BE- discharged
Nr. Clay, in his nsu1llv concise manner. stated
/ 'ne situation of the hll which had m saA both bran
ch"s ef Congress and having been presented 70 ,bn
President for his s. mature. was now returned viii,
! his objections. TIL" course now markc- ont in the
onfn'ninn was 10 reconsider the hin and if il M
sod both Houses bv vote ,r t,v,-tirl, !, lc,,r,
INV oi the land independent o' the ohinctinns ;Ic
w"V'i not now debate tia, subject il world mn, h.
( treating with the gravity dc To irn co.nra;r,.a
branch OF the Government, 10 themselves and -
the Country, vi bout time for r,nsi lion az .L
one Mons. lie Therefore moved iha, Ia,
for constellation tomorrow AT - o'clock and in h
mean time. he printed. - '"'
Aho' som" cnnycrsafion rs to he h,nr Of iakior
IT M tomorrow, the no ion was carried . ami M
motion Of Nr. King 600 cx',a copies ordered to be
p tinted. ~
WAsuNGrov, August 70.
IN" President sent M ssnce 70 the Senate. an
n9pi'ncng the Tact that he hal signed tn: bankrupt
rASv Bull Avp vrro
A. l?o'cl c.; tn bs''; bill witt the veto n,,s,go
OF the President was taken up, when.
W.; Gay CAV" iSFle"s nj great length dcfcndirr
til, b'' from the objections ofrhr executive thrnugh
oUt the whole nc Mr. Clay was cnlr, d;,,nifsI a,J
eloquent. IL -}i ~ mll g, III I1nI, 1I,rr roa5
Iar lh' nnr"ma' address ofpro-;d,aI Tylor ,bot bo
would b. guided wuera h lnuhtct the c,3.,i,i,i,,
rl,y oil any IN ''urt by the rIor1us light Of the
fathers 81 fno constitution. He comnlain,d that Tho
iAn2uH-c 81 the vi1 message was harsh yyben o,,,
men M on the 18th tmlameu'at rula which had
been an t.! IN spiil q: concI,alion 10 meet The
hl-4g i
Con4rrsacs winch had This IN .,Ir. ,,,io, i
Ton, all oiwhi"h had sscI il without scrrna onl
ne express his rocl that IN the face Of all this and
| n "Wn!Ins If Wa hnEro1, Hamilton Madison md
h7n.1r, and the luminous on mon of his own cab.
met. President Tvrr had I'm II hi. l,,,,t, ;,LL1I
~ approval Ii'a-s.rt,i thq, if the op,ni,,s If
President TN rIn! bcrn known previous ,n The con
Vcn'tn at i''ruSm'rt he would never hive racci.
"rcro.al COLLEGE for Vice President of ,ha T-r.,cl
States.
icy we're not to d'sp7r however, because they
had alIri IN one great adng measure The sub.
treasury hfd hen repeated TINT great relief measure
the hankr1 bill, had been pissed-nnd other mems
Ienl accomplished. Instead then of ,di,urninr ,r1
gong home they should % on vi h all the orro,
measures Of which the Country stood in need, and #
HEY could nor accomplish ALL they could n, least M
nome To- ts'r taa.,,.nte and FL them that it was
rrol II, was aware TINT hi, fras y,ro ,'
ing to concoct bill vich The Pres dom, ,,a,,I ~
likely to e,gn. lie would throw n, rLs,,,c,;,, :"
I've wav. hlt s,v q u SPEED ,hon in an, ,, .,' ~
hat would ikcly to h. attended viii b,' s;i
Suits 90 80
Mr.. Rivea roa'ipl wit. q eat .ie,l If ,a,, d..,,,
in! the prosidcu, from whai he conreivcJ i, ",
cast on his fidelity 10 Il s Commitments a, ~ H.; w
~ ~ MS P''
NJ. CLAY cxpl1ined that notrinr ,,,s r,r,,o- c,..
h,u than wish or disposition roasnnrsc ,b. De-;
anl--h. hq! lonr been his fri'nI, GOOD md ,r;oi
one and what motive ca,II he hive in soal; '', -,
dsnarapo him ? Il r'rrcmorrs h, hal 'NI". Nv
you'i'd to th, objections OF Il, Prrsd,n ' "''
r1r. pivas fii3r,ht If yp,,Jlt ~,
LIKE ~. s.,LTi .N'ri ncnt on the currency He
No., eni,l nof nav v",s,, 40 30 nome re thought
,nI boI, ,r..,o + "i,o''H "s 'ttH were IN mind
'' '' " u .',u'H ~ = hHi' fe desired 10
n,,Ha lto rem parry FEELINGS and
os inns an ,Lc cr,,,' - "'"'H S'lhH 'he secur iy
NJ CIov ro,,inii NJ. p:
should be done I'm, the mrs. nnJ ,s Some'hng
'mlhH'"'y IN inc MAIDS oi the Executive"