Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-13
a7TH CoNGREss-rH Session.

Mrs DeTfleu, from Tie OOmtnHlto on tue Juni-
ciarN reported n bill to revive aud continue in
force the several acts for the relief of insolvent
debtors
The bill of Mr.. Linn, to authorize measures for
the occupation and settlement of the territory of
Oregon, was taken up, the question pending on
the motion to strike OUT the preamble declaring
that the tile of the United States to Oregon is
certain, and will not I've abandoned
Nessrs Linn, Archer Fulton, Smith, of Ia, Sc
vier and others participated in the discussion all
concurrng MS TO the validity OF the claim Of the
United States this territory, but some holding
that this preamble was unnecessary, SC.
The preamble was stricken out and after tae
adoption of several amendments, the bill ras or
dered engrosSed Its main provisions ere, its sd-
thorizng the President to cause to I've erected at
suitable distances and locations a line OF milrdry
posts oil the Missouri and Arkansas rivers uto the
best pass to the valley OF the Oregon, aud to 1Iie
mouth Of the Columbia river; its ggeuting to eve
~ male inhalIaut und cultivator of the sOh for
five consecutive years, GAO acres OF Iaud, aud to
his wife, and children under Is years OF age, 100
acres each its providing for the arpointneat Of
two additional lndian agents west ct any existing
agencies &c.
House. Mr.. Fillmore, iron the committee of
Ways and Means. rcPurted Ike sec1pd gencra APP
preparation hill al the session Irovid"g FOE the
civil aud diploma &c expenses of Government for
tlic year ending ]0tb June 1914.
Mr. T.. J. lugerspIl, ga leave, introduced a reso-
luton kivctlng the cOinintcc on the Jadcnry 10
inquire inio tlic expectancy ot aholising capital
punishment in public; ndOSted.
The Siat"s ere called ~ Older f0r reSolu.ions
during Ike Wo-tIng heur.
MIR. cSladr offered rcsoution (rrctnced Ter
preSU,e stating tIi9 rte lpw of @S29 declared tie
foreign slave Ira'e to he PHacy aud punishable
with d1alh, that traffic in slaves Is aud has !Oag
beer carried en- ia the pislrct of Columbia, ia dls
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ex,rnneous c,esiderntions. This was Lac the
eoust,,iionali,y and necessity OF WHICH bind been
aL,,ii,eS not maintained pei oul, i,y the trainers
Of the Consultation but by distinguished u,eu of
aIj unrt;es ever since li Al lime
II was no, until since the last Pcesidentia, Flee
ton thn, The self STYLED Dcu, ,rratlc IocoI ,arty
Ind ounoseI il, Mr. g. referred TO The bill in ip36
r.nor,ed by Mr. Wall (locofocol in the Seaate 10.
ING A counter !. MORT to tko Simultaneous biR OF
Mr. CI.yionA Which WINS undersooJ 10 en,i,od y
the views ot The iocofoco ,,ar,y ia prooS Of which
md al Mr. E4otou,s favor of a BANK RUM Law Inc
quoted fro,u Mr.. Benton's aeech of tLs, tinc. and
| showed that ia. h;ll cf Me- Wall khe features o.
which he exumined) ceniaiee.l ttIe retro sprctiye
the yokntary without limited u.ni .um aud al
those PROVISIONS objected 20 in the prcsent law.
He briefly pointed oat the beneficial SesuIts We
10 IA, eff cI.d hy tl, law in It's uro,ectiye orera
lions hy Restricting excessive ere Its rrepe,,inl
! fraudulent couycyances and preferences. and sa.
,uru, 10 cnrI, creditor his ;,,s prouotior of ms
s,t. Nr II i, was nllow.d 10 s,m,d an ,d,c ss,nt,
hook. and Aeurecu,cd rho ruino,,s uolicy Of ,oiu.
ON 10 reucsI il because, or a uomeut.ry sup',ose,
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1 tho renrnl mad IN DENIM ia,ion Of the ,yLiy ..rt,
| Me Errris Al soo,, leupIb. nryued ,Le uoco ns;
,u,ionajjry md jnernediency Of The INV. and urge
| reueni'
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