The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
Congressional Preceding,

lions &c out OF order, but Mr. Everett Oho.' ' "'
cry thing ofthis kind except the rcpo,, - ''Vs0"W
rupt law, which he manifested muoh T. "' Bank
proceed with. "P'VeNN 10
Inc resolution relative to Gen Jackso.e
up in order,nnd was advocated with mnoh "'cu
Mr. w. 0, Butler Of Ky.-a veteran """@t
served urdcr the General at the ,,,o ,'OU' Nta
New orleons-who catered into detail ~, "'''d
rumstonHcs "r'he event, manr inns ,hr, 49,. Wv 'r'
necessity justified the course Of lscEsoo -" ''S'H
The motion 10 print extra comic, -
Exchequer Report of Mr. Fillmore wo. w.. WV ''F
up. " @A
Mr. Underwood made lucid and abb. Sinai
condemnation Of The several Exchcquer Reno,,
in support of a U. s. Bank properly res,,c's I" 10
only adequate measure Ofremedy for the ds,r,,'
ofthe county. '"'F's
He referred TO some Of the political mo,.r H.,
duced in the debate, and said that they had ,, '
dence in the recent New-York ElectoDOr, "'
of opinions of the people, but that the empo,,v IS
umph of Loco-Foccism was the result or a.. v"
pneness of the Wings % ,OOO less of Nei, ns. we
voting in 1912 than in ls4O-knowinr sN,. w
on account ofthe constitutional Gc, h,, r..
action OF the friends ofthe Executive or HI, a..
well as of the Pres dent hin self, no effort, - a.
could effect at present. any change in the po,r 4
the Administration oc Govcrnn cnt Every n;,.
King place in this house andin the country In -,
was tending TO form issues for the contest cr la,
principles, rot re&, and if so he firmly bcrvsd T..
the good Of the mass Of the community wocla a,,a.
in favor Of Wing principles. It must be So ., 4.
institutions Of the country wonId no, be rss.rJ
and in fact would not be worth preserving
Mr. Inns motion to print extra copies Of N,
port Of Mr. Bcrren, and counter report of Nr Al,
fiom the judiciary Committee on the suhiec crC,
Jackson's fine, after discussion by Mcssrs Crnrrd,
Linn, Archer, and Smith Of Conn, was rci,c,,dyu
II, Nays %.
The bill 10 continue in force the several at, f.
the relief Of insolvent debtors was 1auei
The Oregon bill was defended by Nr Tapp,p, VII,
examined the history Of tie rcgociala os On hcrb
jec,; enforced the justice of our caims-comma,J
on the usurpations Of Great Britain, and advocated
the inm ediate possession Of the country BY $1,000
western iidemen, or q sufficient number 10 pat d,
question forever 1T rest
Thursday, jan u,
Senate. The Oregon bill was again taken rp NJ /
Sewer commented on the encroschments of Great
Britain, and advocated the adoption vigorous meas
ures for their resistance ard for thr settlement Of b
territory Instead Of lesscning the inducements Off
ed TO settlers, he would increase them By taGy M
railroads, il necessary, and conveying cwgHs6h e.
err free of expense. lie favored the mmedanTasg u
OF the bill.
Mr. Benton followed in apugnaciou' specchof@ soma
length. He examined the history orthc ne,ocaron
on this suhiec, between our Government aud Great
Britain and censuled Mr. Webster for the PalAh'
recently taken therein.
message was received from the pres'danm'
swer TO Il resolution of the Senate Of 18th ut calling
for information with regard to the QuinuPc 'rlt
the origin of the articles with reference 10 tie Ahh
squadron in the treaty with Great Britain, &C. 1@
! President answers the various points ofiHq"Hy aS
says that the African squadron articles 'were poc''
ed to the British Minister by the Secretary o'n''
under my express sanctcn,'' from a desle'o I'hA
the obligations Of the L. s. Government under ITO
treaty Of Client, for the suppression Of Tic Saw
trade.
At tie appeal Of Mr. Fillmore by universal consent
the question on the motion TO print ten thousand ="
ira copies Of the Exchequer was taken and e'''"'
and the consideration of the resolution ''ei' ae'''
ing that the Excheqner Of the Pres dent ousN' O
be adoptcd) was posiponed-the previous qo'''''
being wthdrawn-to a week from Monday
Mr. Gushing x,ovcd to go into Committee o. Wv
Whole on the Union to take up the O' FcFo''', o.,
him on the Exchequer, and on this caIcd .' a.,
and Nays. The motion was reJes'ed' 'e"' '
Nays l04. .,n
The bill to repeal tho bankrupt Law was 'SS'''
ken up. ,..kh
Mr. sIcKeon made political speech P'r'4 I,,;oO
reply to Mr. Gushing; in which he gave I" MA At
that the .oco-Foco party would not n'S' lane TO
MIR C.'s auction, that Mr. Tyler was OV1O ,.;,;.,,,
them on accoun. of the principles of bis NO ,,r;n,a
ton, as well as his agents employed 10. w." aed
and could no, receive their support He '0o', u, No
Mr. Webster still Federalist ana r"'', rocosr
hopes of bringing him into the ranks oil ''O'' ,,rs
Mr.. Rayner made thri"g'y e''q"e =" ho aerie:'
ral speech exhibiting in a mastery style Gs s'ne@
ton of duty and the total abandonment ,o from II,
the part of the agents of the Ad'''',' a,rerson Of
chief head downwards, and their gross ,o.ituup
! the power and patronage oil olii'' .:o If Mr. "