Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-07

Mr. Adams, he considered as rferiiing ,bs ssvo
est rebuke Of the House. WV '''''-
Mr. ADAMS held the unqualified right Of the
peoPIe ~ peu,'on congress for the peuceable diso-
luton OF Tie Union ms we'll ns c,her r,,r,,oss H.
support Of which he called for line yepd;,, I H. -,
Clerk OF the first paragraph of the JecI,1,,;nr IS
! Independence. He replied bunpen,lv 10 sn,s.a ~
the grounds taken by Mr.. NJ, and pnneinS MAJ
ly at the causes olgrevence to The people nance
MS one most prominent, The suppression of tho
right ofpeliiioh lie should ust of the House.
whenever they caine TO act on this resout'n which
| he ala not believe they would enterinin mn on
portunlty TO defend himself in which case he
would 90 into detail Of the whole subject of ,h,
right OF petition, slavery &c. He said there wns
concerted plan to snnggle The people of the free
states INTO war with Great Britain for The protec.
non OF Slavery, and that the grounds taken by our
Munster in England with respect to tie right of
Search were utterly falacious and absurd. the in
'eht'oh OF which was the maintenance of our slave
system.
Mr.. Everett briefly spoke of this resolution a.
IN ihltIatory step on which he looked with alarm
to consequences which he hardly dare con,em-
pInte' For tho purpose Of giving opportunity TO
deliberate action, by the House. and of defeniing
himself to Mr.. Adams, he moved the utinling n
The resolution md its posiponement ill FRIDAY
next '
| MIR, Wise, without allowing this motion 10 be
lui' TOOK Tie ilo0r and spoke great length aJvo.
ca'Ing The resolution and giving vent to his well
known feelings OF bitterness toward Mr. Adams.
Wlthort final action on the subject, the House
adjourned,
IN The Senofe many petitions were presented
against The repeal of'he Bankrupt Law, and few
! in its favor.
Several resolutions, bills, &c were brought be-
lore the Senate, but without final action
lhc hIll TO repeal the Bankrupt Law was then
taken up, and Mr. Berren spoke Mt great length in
OPPOSITION to the hill, ronlendng that the law So
nenehcIal IN It's design, was practicable. and should
he permitted to go into opt ration leaving to expe
rienre to discover and remedy its defects.
Mr. Huntington took the floor, aud the Senate
adjourned.
~ Wednesday. Jan. 20.
Tie House OF Representatives have been &C.
cnpled today in nm abolition discussion of The res
ohlon Yesterday Submitted by Mr. Marshall CEN
surug MIR. Adams for presenting n petition for
the dissolution of the Union.
n'r' Wise Resumed from yesterday aud conclu-
deh MS remarks, occupying two hours and half.
ilis nam proposition was that there was an Eng
lish influence at home to break down the Union.
anu hring about union of Abotonsts and
osunlohls'S 10 prove this lie examined at
great length the various Abolition movements, Sc
yerey commenting on The course of MIR. Adams,
as wen MS other prominent actors in this cause
he said lie should ask to he excused from voting
Oh 'hls question of censure, MS he was unwilling to
be the Judge OF Mr. Adams, for the same reason
himself by MIR. a. He closed by asking the
House if lhey realized oho was the object Of this
'es"',,',on' "n" dfew comparison between what
~ H""'ns u ana "lint nc oughtto he, who, hav-
ny ".I"P'e" tue nShest ONCE IN the nation, gift
:" WIN commanding talents, n sound mind, en-
r"neu ny eN'fhsiVe information and long expert
ence, anu being the only link which connected us
10 the revolutionary patriots aud to The past ongh:
~ 'o",li'ana lhe proionndest respect of the
'io"se' 10 NC listened to with hreaibless silence,
ahn looked up to tor lessons OF wisdom by the
yc"ns me" OF h's iiaiI but who, by the conduct
OF ms nse, had nearly annuIled the debt of grail
) 'nde once due him from his country.
Mr. Adams sad he had desired 10 give the gen.
'ienan from .4ccomac an opportunity TO pour OH,
'ne Was OF ms wrath and disgorge TO the fullest
extent his PIE, winch had been accommodating for
three Years. lie now made point OF order th,,
.e rouse haa no right to entertain the resolution
. Us cnursed nm WIN crimes-snbornaiion OF
pe'i LIZ ana n'gh treason-over which they had
moi, ne referred 10 the time, when
,; ;"'' Nv" p'escn' had come INTO this House with
$780,, rt;I p.i5 WIN wy, me n'ood OF tnuider the
ILL.,, ,i' "o'e sun on nand VINO was more
Iio"Sa ,, .'r' "u.uer VI oro,her member OF The
aI 20; 10" w ''a'i VINO Puied Inc Trigger OF the
~ ,a ''iI ~ ,, "au '"eh opposed me thai oil
, ;II ~ 'o iiouse us NOT oeihg the proper
, n ""u " wus 50 now Inc man then in
s';a u.s'eI run ms mr: 81 efforts escaped
tI,a hIanI r ,''Out II HIS "ahus were dr'pPlng Will
vi, 49, ~, VI "'u''er'
",so f anIu ne "ou'u now declare to the
NV .a VIC ,'ouse an" tne word, that he was
,nhr, hs h"I ,o' s'"g'e uct IN tlat case, except
49, 'e "I'' "ohe III ueience oil the lie OF q
hnJ l;. ' ~" o" n''' Pa''' ai'er me gentleman
"arsonai ,t psa.eu IT. pronounced me charge as
~ bLnoG G"oe,e' .iiElN make H. ana as 'u'se-
40 1919, o" NC uS nc oe"eeed mar man Hr ~ 10 bt
NJ M.,-u,,
! ,,or "l'eny spoke 10 Inc point OF or
!"e 'eso'u''on, winch MIR. A. had stated, and that
I ,t ""o ''es'''""'e su"Jec' Tor Inc acuon OF the
, The s,;
or NJ i aJ wus ''en ta''eG ny inc objection
g s;,ar no "n' mne'ncr ,ne Rouse would con-
A. E;,,,,,ona ou' before ms was decided
ON The ,oh,s ;'b'ou 10 ay lue "ho'e sunJrc
Ioo .rha i, mn,'n was heghnved' yeas ~, nays