Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-28
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,no,ernsts los ris snse, aiioa Of 1etas 70 the unI
On "a, ALLUDED 70. sri rricr yeu 10 Tho skescl
q he debaio q. reported N ias mornings lnielli
vcsc2s, panicsiafts 10 The remarks Of Mf WIn
thfoT
4, nov nigh time tia, tho people ofihe eour'
IVY ,hoala laifiy up4cfxsn4 The heretofore covert
ae,i,ns The Adminirrn'scn, snj the now srrrc'
b., well nu3.fsocj. negotiations fof tbt annehs
ton 81 lbs, upublie to hc L Sialos
Had ass the roeen, disaster on board the Prince
ion depriysd she EzscsAive oi two important mem
lsrs q hi. oabrnst Tnsly wonll nov, un'osh-
ill. have l,crs before the senate f'r ne fat9hca'on
., ,,;r,,ion The virws f'he late seerciarics on
sbs y;t~cf wese we'll known rs, siso, that the
term, Of ircsiy were neatly Il mol quite dccrmin'
FL upon, anil arranged. A special Minister has
hr,n On the ground for some time pls, md almost
daily eloseled with The peiing Pfssil'ut
The mctire Of Joha Tyler in ihis suicidal move.
rncvl,, % iat as the Union nse6 is concerned, 10
Nii unselsood here AMI III. country should ALEC
u,ie-~,cd Il That ,nfaua.rd individual has
BE- Id 20 believe that b. sasing bis onnnrs On
slrh sn issue be can be elevated gain hv The vote
of tho people. TO the high position ialo ah'ch mere
sccs5cn, placed him
There can be NJ doah wh,iever that treaty
will b. communicated 10 The Senate in two weeks
aTiet the reorganization Of the Cabne, and j, IS
tho au,y ofihc free population Of the North and
the Wes to seethattheif sentiment. are well nm.
dcrs,ood BY those upon whom the final RESPONSE.
tluv OF the settlement Of this question viii rest -
Peia,ion, should flow in upon The s nate
on what should be distinctly UNDERSTOOD as Ty.
Ter movement ior the dissolution Of the onion.
lrs-Tbe land distribution repeal bill which pas.
eel the house in sneh haste few DAYS since, hns
boen spmmsrily disposed Of by the Senate Mr..
l. l.. q. L.. ,.lt
Mr. King Of Alab1mi, asked him IL ne mean,
TO call Il up again IN shor time.
Mr. Cnuenien replied with greu, emphasis, ne
yer SIR as long as I lisc; never ncrer.
A vote was then taken on il, and II was laid on
the Mbe--22 10 10; party vote.
. Wednesday. March IL
In the Senate, Mr. Evans. from the Finance com.
mittce. reported the hill from the House for the
support of the Indian Department Tor the fiscal year
~ and 80 The bill was considered as in com.
mi,;ee of the Whole. andthen passed.
Mr. Buchanan presented memorin from West
err Pennsylvania, praying Congress to amend
the Constitution ms to acknowie re Gods suprena-
oy Mf y moved TINT the rep5, be read and laid
upon the table
Mr. Evans reported the pension bill from the
House with an amendment
large number OF House bills were reported and
read twice and referred
The Oregon resolutions were postponed
In the House Mr. Dromgooe repaired a bill TO
repeal the three FIRST sections of the Distribution 4
act, leaving untouched those whirh distribute lands
10 the new States and gran, rights NJ pre- emp,ion
MIR Dtcmgoole desired that the bill eheuld pass at
once-whch. after considerable opposition, was
done by aid OF The previous question.
THURSDAY March ~
bill, for the reduction after st5 Of the salary of
the Pfes den, OF the United States of each Of the
Cabinet officers and Of all officers and clerks con-
necicd with the same. lie said. If duly encoursg-
ed, he should PROPOSE tweniy.sx like bills for fedu- /
eng he pay ofihe United States officers in each Of
the States.
In the House the West Point discussion was re-
sumed
sfr Holmes, OF s. c.. had never dreamed, he
said that this attack on the Yves, Point Academy
was any thing bet an Cd eupifandum affair. Blu,
lie had made inquiries from gentlemen individually,
aaj these gentlemen had assured him that if they
siamheted over this question: there would be dan
ger that, persdven,ure In a moment Of idle or false
security, they would find great national establish
ment stricken from among the important insiitu-
tons Of the country. wha, did Tho gentleman from
New Hampshire propose Change without any
senef., arrangement without any economy.
Mr. Hclmss thea wen, into speech OF some length
In opposition a. the amendment
Whilst demonstrating tho uter fslsy Of the a. !
ne icmenis So far as all practical purposes Of econ
,my were concerned, he spoke OF the necessity of
ne maintenance oil this institution in view Of the I
OF war with MEXICO on accoun, of the .
annexation Of Texas, which in his judgment, was
The sciiled policy Of this Government. And he ar
saed that II the institution was abolished, the snc.
re.sfoi candidate for the Presidency whether Mr.
an B3rcn or Mr Clay, would be compelled 10 a. Il
Iop' The army project Of Mr. Ponseu, by which Il
100000 men were constantly to be kept in state
Of Organization, and 50, 900 IN The field n
Mf winthrop rose chiefly IN reply TO ore remark :,
which had fallen from The gentleman from South ::
Csrolina thr Holmes.l The remark seemed 10 "
have been made partly in Jest. partly in earnest; r
YET there were some subjects that were too solemn
IN thri Character, andtoo momentous In the ronse q
qoenoes theT involved TO be even thus adver,ed TO-
v iihoui elcihne the mos, serious feeling He aliu Il
led TO the idea thrown oct by the gentleman that
ms Institution ought 10 be sustained because the
nnersiion al Texas the settled policy of This
Government Who sct,.ediii Not, he would un a
er'ske here to say, M; the people, nor the repre u
'eniAnves OF the people. Jkey knew nothing A. c
,oei u. poosh he believed there were other. who Il
I'D know lie learned thai there was .ome,hin, q
serious "a this nat,et lie was Amos, afraid ,h,,
The gentleman from South Ca,oiiaa Intended 10 ,,y
he temper Of the House and III. cnrn,ry. by throw
ng os' Tie idea, that he (Mr Winlhtopl had said.
bail IN Jes,, half 10 earnest lie liered that ihere
was 90 little danger that he psoD.s 81 III. country
efe about to be iaAea by surprise nn this .ubec, 81
me ahisrs'ion Of Texas he slicr.d Thai this
momsn'oes project, wlish Ia III. Judgment would
shdanget Tie stability OF The Union. snd which wa.
utterly sehorfeni 10 the feelings ~ The peoole in ,
hs section OF The country. was al This momen, in
'.a n OF sef s' and siesiihr nego~ision. lie hoped
,hsi call would be made OF The Executive for In.