The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-25

O"sS'"" va Do"e'' :" "iHSouTl, a gentleman al,
smokes cigars on the floor Of the House. mo.a,
previous Question, although ho Withdrew il IA ~
~ Ioco-FocO to spsnk, aud then il was reuev.d
no Wing was allowed TO utter n word. p,,,
Weller, Of Ohio, demonstrated against this eon,..
-nid that il was worse than the conduct Of tho Nh,
orthc last Congress, about which they had comO,i.
much. II WINS all UseIess--lhe majority w,,. nv
being rebuked into shnme even by their own 0,
80 the bill rushed through to the vote On h. A..
pas.nge. although Rhett, Dixon II. Levi. H.
Owen, and Weller voted against having III, mi
question then put .. TO-. .t..
On the question OF its final passage, ths prs,,,
Question having exhausted itself, Mr. A. Stew,r =,
PGnnsy lvana, attempted to address The House ,0J'
speak ofthe folly and wickedness of this bill and IL
proposed new Tariff; but he was continually i,,,
rupied by all sorts Of noises and loud TALKING s.,
called TO order every few minutes, and then III, A..
was given TO Loco Foco, " no immediately mo,,
the previous question. lie withdrew il however a,
allow Nr Henley, another Lnco Foco, to deir
violent tirade against the Wings and all their M,
sures; aud although Mr. Hardin, of Illinois, bend
for few minutes to explain repl, he was Refused
amid derisive shouts "f laughter, noise, and "cOi
sion worse cunfounded;" and for n time the Gel,
literally ressnibled this interior OF country lavem
an elertion day. Oa,hs and rhaId jests were bunda
about freely and ut last the bill was rushed rhp.h
all stages, read by its title, passed. and sent 10 d.
Senate.
To cap the climn4 Of this lenutiful days preua
ings, Mr Dromgoole then reported bill precise,
similar to The Snb-Treasury; and when The Ubv
members Of the Comn.iitee Of NAYS and Mean, a.
tnunstrated that they had not heaGd Of his b&,
their mouths were slapped, they told AA ii
discussion ont Of order, the gng was in,rotu,,s
and under it The bill was sent TO tha CsnInht,
the whole; and in few days l, Is To he taken hM
and rushed through the House similar TO the chu
have spoken Of above.
Will the people submit 10 all 'hi.9 Surely, mrt
not Why, Sir, If all the voters in this Union coil
have seen the scene enacted in the House vested,
q use no epiihets) there would scarcely be u Lts
Fnco returned to the nest Congress I speak viii
gu, Partially or prejudice in the mutter. What al
you think il mus, have been when even Weller buG
ed and voted against ths party.
Days and weeks are 10 he wasted In discu,,iu, IA
Dorr War. purely local mai,er, which majority n
the people Of Rhode Island have derded upon anon,
themselves; the money of;,ha Peon!e Of tn. who,
Union 10 be wasted in making speeches in favor al
Gov DOR and his conduct at Chepachei, and no, u
hour 10 spend in conside ing, even, tho mot por
ant affairs Of the country Tribune.
BUSINESS. The Maine papers speak Of The ~
vival Of business in all quarters Of the State Thai
has no: been known FOR years. The Bangor Wb,l
says:
y" The improved condition Of the manu- factuin. 81
terrsts of the country gives healthful stimulus d
the agricultural, and while mechanics and hboru
find profitable employment, farmers are sure 10 hu
good customers Several companies h.v, d
tanned acts Of incorporation The past winter for
ufacturing purposes, and will cause tho inyetlneh
no little cnpital and increase very largely tho h
market of the farmers in various parts Of this Sal
Many idle water falls will be improved, aud !riH
villages will spring up in many places Our vow
and young women will find profitable mlpG
meat near home, in their own State, and the pOPss
ton be increased
Many settlers have gone into the ArcostoOk counl1
and many others contemplate going lnProvemr'
in agriculture ARE in progress NIL over the State
q The substantial evidences OF prosperity are vHS'
on every hand. The mass OF the people have CO..
fdence that new and better err has dawrrd uT
the country. The anticipated effect of The Tariff y
been greatly realized and has wrought changes in
state Of busness, as well Of opinion regarding I"
policy of encouraging manufactures which elNn"'
resisted OF overcome. We are glad to see the PT
pie rising from their dependency, and with ."
hearts and cheerful minds appl, ing their skill 10 ID,
prosecution Of business with hopeful conhdea"
reaping just reward.