Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-02


NJ. TIolrne, kh due TO bis constituents ADD
10 ihs country 10 ofer resolution which BE- scn'
N The chair f' The innsdisic expulsion Of The
~ N iohn whhe of keuiseky snl The Hen NJ
Rnhbun, oi Nru fek
NJ Wac .sp sking Ia ',boke ~ FRO
stsna
PosTcRiPT.--Mr. Moore, she Young Ken
itcisn. sho ifiersefcd IN ihr faess 70 protect Ne
Htie, vas pal esity Mr. MeCau,l'n, a mem.
ser from fJho
In the Struggle, II he door, Moor shc, nj Mr..
McCauslsn. 81, missed him and III John I. VII,
IN the thigh
Gen Dsigs took bold Of him and kep, him
qaig He q now undrr arrest
Win IS badly wounded II the bone is broken
i will be very bad
"Wednesday April, "a
In the Senate a nnnher of remonsrnncrs
&c ms Annssn,on and the sl,rraiion Of the Tariff
were presented from Maine, Vermont, New York
and Penn.
The Pos Office bill was then called Up and Mr.
Afehef's amendmrni rescrving ihr Thinking pr;vi.
lege 10 Members Of ConsIess rrjec,cd--yeas "a,
nays 90
The hih was then ordered to a third reading by
'he following vote yeas "a nays II.
The Senate adj
Ia the House. aiter Mr. We,hcreds reply 10 Mr.
BrinAerhoa on the Tariff, Mr.. John r. Kennedy
followed on the same side, IN one OF his effective
,pecns ana WAS succeeded by Messrs r. Joy
Morris nna tinn'-bo'h, oil eoursea iavor oil the
p'.r.n farm.
Inr rouse adlou'ned' Nr B.lser having The
moor iof the continuation OF the debate
iN NJ l. american OF me 29'h inst. contains
The Correspondence between the plenipoten,iaries
of the United States and Texas, on the subject of
Annex aiion together with the Treaty.. as presented
to the Senate. The American saws.
.Io6,uo,. ~. IT, 81.
I, ye, more 40 We hss, y, Ss,.o,. @,pon nas
such Indignation. a, the peru.al Of The d,.ous,inc
de,ss and revolving avowal Of PRINCIPLES which The
correspondence contains. as To dash tho documents
on 'he hoor and 'rample them under foot. The
~no'e 'na'er worse ti'an the worst approximations
,nN sn'.I -n'deons--damnine- stain upon
W., '' nme,csn name, which even It's cer'ain rejec-
~
e"e "e i'eaV below; but owing to :he
sfea' ieng'h OF the Correspondence az columns in
The Amencan') we cannot of course be expected to
publish it,
A TREATY OF ANNEXATION
\ -, c.-
"a 49, p W" 'ne C""e' o'u"S OF America
'oh a.. eP",ne , " raa'' III "ash'n g'on' tue
" app" '04F
Inc people Of Texas having, ut the time Of nd. !
op'ing Their Constitution expressed, by an almost
unanimous vote their desire to be incorporated in.
o Inc Union OF the United States, and being still
,rslfons Of the same with equal unanmity, in or
Ter 10 provide more "f'c'nally for thrir security
md prosperity and the United States ac,uated
o'siy oy the desire to sdd to their own security
'nh prosperity. and to meet the wishes of the
aud people OF Texas, have de.ermin.
q 70 accomplish, by treaty, objects so important
o ,ne'r mutual ana permanent we'fnro.
For that purpog, the President Of the United
states has gwen full powers to John C. Calhoun,
1ecraa'y 0, STATE OF me Unred s'atates, and the
rirs'oe"' OF me k'pubiic Of Texas has appointed
WIN IKE powers Isaac Van Zandt and Pick
Icy henderson, cnlzens OF SAID Republic, and the
''o p'en'poeht,ar'es, alter exchanging their pow
~, nave agreed on ana concluded tho following
'''e'e' nv. :,
a.. = me Republic OF Texas acting in con-
',"my WIN tne w'shes oil the people and every
pa.''',en' OF Us Government cedes to the Unised
Us an ~ "'f"ones 10 ne neid oy them IN tau
a'.u soVe'e'gn!y, ana 10 oe annexed to the
S''es 90 one Q, 'ne errhories, subject to
so'. mu: provisions WIN 'helr other