Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-28
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Tn, Iies.. rejected the amou5ncn, Of Mr.
Hale Il New Hampshire, TO abolish the Academy
II wesi POM, on and after the 3o,h Junc next
I The vote was 81 10 81
The House was ih,n called upon 20 vote By
ayes ani noes upon the ancDdnen, 10 shol'sh the
/ Academy 10 four ycsr from The present time -
/ The yeas 70, nays 100
TIE mex, smendsneu, was from the bill si5..
OO0sprrorraicd FOR barrasas Thiswas struck .'ui
ayes 20. noe. ~ The next QUESTION was upon
the encros.ncni ofihe bril- and he bill was ordered
10 be engrossrd
A.. refon Of TsxGI Mt.Winlh,op Of Mass.
sebu,e,i. asl,b leave to prcseu, the folowingRcs.
oin,ions. which were read Tor Information
Resolved, That Texas ought no; to be annexed 10
The Union, AMI the proposhsn ought not 10 be en-
,ersned
Resolved further, tina, Wednesday the 2dth in.
SIM, be given 10 the consideration Of the above
proposition.
Mr. Tb,mpson Of Mississippi, and MiPsyne
Of Alabama objected the reception Of The Resou.
ton
Mr. wirihrop movrd to suspend tho Rules, and
called Tor the yeas, and n, vs., which were ordered
The House, by vote l22 to io,refused TO suspend
the Rules
The Rhole Island qres,ion was ,hcn'collsd up
Friday. March 22l
In ,htSenn,e, memorials were offered from Penn
sYlvania, remonstr aing against any and all aiera.
lion of the tariff Also, from Maryland against
any alteration in the duty on iron and coal
Mr., Surgeon presented the resolution Of the
Legislature of Pennsylvania agains, any al,era.
lions 10 the tariff The tlerald's reporter says the
remarks made by Mr. S, on presenting the re.
solution settles the question tina! Mr. Buchanan and
Mr. s will vote against the new bull.
Nothing Of moment in tho House.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
The Senate has rejected the resolutions of Mr.
Atkinson Of Mo proposing 10 put nm end the trca.
,y ofisls for the Join. occupation of the Oregon
territory. The vote was 10 for the inNruc.ions,
and IS agnins, them.
The vote was.
AyEs-Mossrs. Allen, Atkinson, Atherton
Bagby. Benton, Breese, Buchanan, Colqut,
Fairfield Fulton, flanagan. King, Sturgeon,
Semple, Sewer, Woodbury. VIZ light Walker
is,
NAys-Messrs Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bay.
ard, Berrsen, Chon,c Clayton. Criltenden, Day.
ton, Evans Foster, Haywood, Iuger, Hunting
ton, flanagan, johnson, Nc Duffie. Mangum,
Merrick Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Rives SIM.
mons Tallmadge, Upham, White, Woodbridge
rs.
Both Senators from South Carolin, and the
'.oco Senator from North Carolina voted arains,
hem.
This puts an end to the subject for the season,
nd is good news.
In the House. the Rhode Island Resolution has
nst been adopted, and the House, 80 to II, have
efused 10 reconsider the vote
We are heartily rejoiced a, ,hi, result on the
vs
If those who would most needlessly embarrass and
'mbroil our relations with England, and leaves
he question oflhe occupancy Of the Oregon to
'micabie negoteuon aud 10 liuie--uut {, .n.s. ..
We apprehenl, naturally exert wholesome influ.
nee in checking the haste with which President.
Tyler and others have been proceeding in the Tex
IS question The votes in the Senate from the
Jarolinas seem to us to be particularly significant
this respect; and to indicate moreover, that Mr.
;alhoun will come into the State De artment, /
Nth right views on both those questions