Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-11
a7TH CoNGR Ess--sEooND SESSION.
Correspondence of tho New York Tribune.

lrelhlVe 10 American prisoners there which was
debated at some length by Messrs. King Preston.
aud others, and then laid over.
Mr.: Preston's resolution declaring the necessi-
~ OF Immediately rnising loan, at The best terms
possible, was debated by Messrs Preston Linn
hlen, Mangum and others, the discussion parta
KING OF purity character, each party being char.
ged with the responsibility Of producing The pres.
EN- distress OF the country, &c. Mr.. p. adyocated
the raising Of money to meet the indisron.iIIo
wants OF The Government, at any favorable tern,s
ne would much sooner see a loan of S1O ooo mo
~ te', per cent and ten years, than such disgroce
anu diShonor as had been cast on the country in
ring the last three months '''J 'u-
The Senate adjourned
III me House, the resolution of Mr.. Morgan IN
re-es'hoSh The one-hour rule WAS nos,,,o,i w.
general consent. "' Po''Poheo ny
The Loan Bill was again taken 90. A..
TcnFy made speech Of about Iva bours in 60
py " ness's' wise ana Proffiu, whose remarks
"s Men as me editorials Of The Executive oran,
ana vi the hreling Tyler press tbrounho,, san
country, ne quoted hs proofs of a svs,eDn,tio -,
,ehpt throughout the country to siip,nn,;yo h.
Legislative branch Of Government, and in dao
'S"Ie o. .ne action OF the majority in The House
measures OF the Extra Session " '''' wing
Mr.. haynor reluctantly epraUed in ,LA $780,
""ch ne sald bad been commenced nv Mr. VIZ
ana spoke at length the subiec, Of nnr,y ,a1'
.cs' ana III defence Of the manifesto Whjps or,bo
''9S'oHNJ hlu UulTlOtlsn o. the (Nbio
IN exposition OF the ambitious motives of ,ba amu
m'hi ana Corpora's Guard, with wbn,,, ,ni 80.
DeHocr"lc party, although it was disgnis.J -
tins hoor, at the White House there we ,'vn on
lie se'i-styled Democrats bad se,luced The nr,;n~
i 'IGueut iloln MS former principles anil abnn-
""n."s MN, turned round to The Wins md tor,,
'eu 'hem with want of action for Tho rsIior ~ III
cou" ry' ana noncompliance with their nron,ins
""e" was wen Known that they were ,b,yor,oj
az very slFp ny one who, having been brougb,
'l.' 'Vmmei Ny 'nem, had treated them with ,reacb
,yo,Id i us au'ce had prevailed, the Wing party
cou'u 'opg since have declared IL total senornI;on
from John Tyler, aud absolved themselves en,;so
y from responsibility for his uensuros NJ
manifesto was issued by those who snol,e ,.;,,, ,,
annoI'y OF ,hree fourhs Of the Wing party. Ue
u o;'i W me various causes which might Iva
se'Zed aslprefexs for war depreca,ing rho SSeiit
laune feeling" of gong to war TO n,nRe ioh,, 'T'
'e' rresueht. In auding to tie Creole ,,so T.
expressed his opinion that in the absence 81 i no
national I"w on this subject, the English Govern
''ieul co",d not be compelled TO deliver mn rnu,i
hecrs ana nlnrderers or lngitiye slaves IF 'Lo',
were taken iorcibIy by The British TIM, co 'ney
lheht might he compelled to pny for ,honl -,
properly Ills speech, a complete replv IN NJ,
WISE ana FRONT, and triumphant yindico,;nn 81
'no nis party, was reple;e with searcLing ,r,,h
0'ouheu I'll e'oqneLt and appropriate angusre W.
VIZ Lane AT some length vindica,ed The Ivbi,
doctrines and measures cohdemning Nc ' e. wing
ie''eaht 10 every principle OF political homo ai
honesty, John TYLER " "O"or aho
"' ''o'So al hai-raS o'clock adjourned.
TUESDAY, March 90
~ SENATE, today after the presentation of
pJ I;,n u''u Executive comnunicatons-amonp
winch was The message recently received H., ,he
Rouse, recommending the repe1I IF Inc ,Is;;,ih
"o,i act anu other important business
Mr.. MerrIck, from the committee ON nos, ofy;.os
anu roads' reported bill extending the ranking
privilege 10 the Ex Vice Presidents '"'"e
mr.. Iappan introduced an apportionnen, hin
Ire resolution of Mr. King, calling ON The pro-
slien. ior Information relative to the STATE of reao
unions between the United States Goyernmen,
and Mexico, was adopted
WI; clay resolutions were then taken nm anil
,ha asnt Withdrew his amendments, Stating that
Ivy "1pe embraced by The amendments offered
ny MIR. Hives, which it will be rcroIIeo,J Wv
pose 10 STRIKE ont the second, third. fourth nnd
min resolutions, (relatye to the ran, of d," i
necessary amount to he raised, the Distr;bu,ion
~, &c ana insert provision for the susnension
OF me Distribution Aci, and adherence IN Ilia
promise. 0"0o W ''e COM
Ch lhese amendments the subject of The prhii,
,a'"S was debated at some length nv hies.rv
Hives, Clay King, Nc Roberts Berrien Ar rJ'r
and Preston. 'e"' nroher:
ihG Senate then went into Executive session.
IN me House, resolution offered bv Mr. Fiji.
more, from the committee of Wa :,I an Nil ail-
| 'eq'IinS Tue secretary of the Treasury 10 com,
'nunlcaie to the House his views plnn ami nCnr
ina'loh US 10 raising revenue TO s,Iunlv ,h. 49,,
VI ".e treasury on The subject of home valuation
was adopted. " "'y' Wv"
motion of Mr. Adams was adon,ed eu,I,oriv
my al members who have petitions 10 nresen,
~ "nnu mem IN to The clerk, TO be received under
me supervision OF the Speaker.
d, W. W. LOU" p',I was taken up in Committee of
me " NOE, and Mr. Colqnt inude n ferv ooo'
foco speech in condemnation of the Vh;, go,
" ,eP'y 10 Messrs. Rnyner Lane &c
WI: 1'iie'ds went INTO long disquisilion on tho
p,.nci!nes OF flnonciering pointing out the neces
sy VI 'he adoption OF better and sounder poli-
~, ~ "u,o'%ns me repeal of the Distribution Act
.'o 'D'il ano''ion OF the Banking System &c.&c.
NUN Tess man quorum being in attendance
!, wi "cheoh expressed his deep regret at the
"''asio"s cohulLon OF the country and poipted
as ah example of the mode of relieflo The Stale of
w." 1iN' whose Legislature had dared to come
up 10 direct taxation, as the result of which bn
prophesed tho stocks of that SInre ,vouId Ia -,
par before ninety days. He expressed his entire
sion ''" h''e-
Inc debate was farther continued ill a late hour
~, onl,'l OF va. who undertook to prove that
tah Dureh's administration left no public deh,
lat me dIsiresses of The country were broupht on
o".mey ny The Wings, &c.-and others
The House then adjourned
WEDNESDAY, March 80.
SENATE MIR: Chy's resolutions were taken
IL "Sphle VI some length by Alessrs
CiHy, Rves, Bates, Mangum, Walker, Woodmrv
Cahoun' Wright aud Archer, Mr. Rive.' amend,
'e,. 90 suspend the distribution act was rejected:
lbe following are the yeas and nays in tho
senate Oh Mr. Rives' amendment to Mr.. Claws
resolution, IN regard to The land Distribution
winch amendment proposes to suspend the dis.
Irritation for The present:
1EAs- Messrs. .4rcher Allen. Bapby Bentop
Gp2.houn, Fulton King, Linn, McRoberis Preston,
n,0ts' Sewer, Smith of Conn., Sturgeon, Tappan'
Young-2l. "''e''
NAYS MesSrs. Barrow, Bates, Berren, Choa,e.
0Iay' Clayton, Evans, Graham, Huntington, Kerr,
hahgun, Merrick, Miller, Morehead, Phelps