Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

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VI tltr'.nc'1n from 'hs ,lns CommH
'e. reported a. hili conccmiog draWbscls
rr.n ~-bl' ppori 10 chihuahua anI
Saul. IT, jn-fceins vrh 'h- House a..
menl uen' Ns44i aii BE- 80 ~, con
ear vrh ihc Commr'rc hta boyd thai the
renor would NJ, b. acirl mon ., once
Mr. Woodbury. 100 10 oG,t f'folTion,
mi obsefrrd =, pr,hminatv ia, Ne w,
nruucl ~ We Na',hll, ih1. can'.lctabIc
s,p.n,r us usually INQUIRED in arrange.
-neu. '1r me inauguration Of the Presiieni.
uhiA ,tr.nsc, The tciolu,ion was d",irn,d
"a met The resolution provides pr tho
'prou'nrn, ofa committee olihEt~, by The
C1s,f. for ihu occasion
S~.rral p',vste 80. wero r1s'rrl
Trv,s Nt Alicn ,h,n tool. . floor. sn1
made speech against Ensiaui. and N "a.
vor NJ 1clas Tie concluded rfh tbs en-.
pha,,c declara,snn. thai he bard this Rfcs,
measure Mas Ies,aod 10 "a BY single
Susc ! s., he prayed God hat II nigh,
uol h. he vote ola lbrnoctal
\ MOTION W., malg fdt tc-c" until
: o'clock. IT., It was los by ic vote, ~
10 ~
\ raouon 20 pass into Executive session
wa' lost IN Ike manner
Mr. Berrn ncquIc,cd chccrruly IN the
expressed vii of Inc Senate. ani promised
10 proceed es Ear as his strength would nj.
low ,wfh his remark, The question OF cS.
redencv he would not discuss II wns for.
b,ldcn him IL found himself restrained
81 u -. be-. l,,Il 10 ,e,l.v.tt,p NJ
,ufnoun'ablc character by bis oath as a
Chr.usn lie had sworn 10 support the
Constitution anl were ToSas the parndise
TIM, i,s friends described is portals were
closed TO hon NrB then made some feel.
mg rruot Ks, cXprc..lsc Of the warmth OF
his attachment TO Georgia and her people
and he .,I 'hat, could m hit know the
vii Of Georgia, he would feel bound to
conform 10 !, bat on thi, point, hc was
nnin6rmel Hc then proceeded with his
atenmoh'
A,3 o'clock Mr. BarrowS moved that the
Senate take recess until } o'clock which
was agreed 10.
TEXAS RESOLUTIONS PASSED
Thursday, Feb q, lS4j
senate On the assembling IN the Of
t'noon, the question was upon the nmcnl.
mrut proposed by Walker, a1llng the sub.
stance Of MrBcn,on's Bin 10 the resolutions
OF the House Mr. Foster offered m a.
mrnImen, tha, there shoull be- no slavery
month OF 80 deg. 30 MN, and tina, the debts
Of Texas should be paid The provso rel.
alive to the Inc OF slavery wa. rejected by n
vote Of E ayes to 81 nays; Il n, in relation
10 he debts Of Texas, by a vote OF ayes 90
nays 30
Ar Archer then tntrd'an amendment,
to all c, annexation by treaty. /, was re.
J,ctcd, 2G to % Ayes, ali wings; Nays,
- locos and Henderson and MerrIck
The question was then taken upon Mr..
Walkers amcndm'n, and 1t prevailed by
The same vote by which the resolutions were
finally passed. (sce b. low
An amendment moved by Mr. Miller, q.
doping Mr. Bcn,ons bill Of last session, pro.
viding for the assent Of Mexico, &c, was
njreltd bv vote OF 80 TO ii Mr. Benton
SAYING che would kll It rs dead rs n stone"
The resolutions were then ordered to be
ongrossed as follows
BE it Resolved tY .hf Senate and House
OF Representative Of he United States Of A.
me lcn in Congress assembled, That Con
gr,S doth conscl.I lha, the Territory prop.
c,Iy included with. and rlghliully belong
ing to- the Republic Of Texas, may be cree
Ted INTO a new state TO be called the state Of
Tcrn, with republican form Of govern
mcu,, TO be adopted by the people Of said re-
public, by dopulCs in convention assembled,
with the consent ofIhe existing govern.
mcnt. in order that tie sane may be ad.
mi.cd as one OF The states OF thi. Union.
Sc . And be II further Resolved,
That the foregoing consent Of Congress is
given upon the following conditions, and
Nnh the following guarantees, 10 wit
Fi,st SAID state 10 be formed, subject
TO the adjustment ofths government of all
questions Of boundary that may nrse with
other governments and the constitution
thereof, with the proper eyII'nce of rs q.
dorich by the F.epi al sald Republic Of
Texas shall BE- transmitted 10 the President
Of the UnRcd States, 10 be LAID before Con.
gross lot us hnal action, on or before the
ls day Of January is4G,
Second Sad State when nlmrel into
the Unon after cceding to the United
States all mlnos, MN, rails, sohlakos. and
.prnrs and also all public offices, iorl.
Gca,ons, barracks, ports AMI harbors navy
and navy yards do,k', magazines, arms,
armnmcnU md MI oher property AMI
mean, pertaining to the public defence be
longing to ,ard Republic Of Texas shall re-
ON all the public funds d,bts, taxes, and
dues Of every kind, which may belong to,
or Ice due or owing sad Rcpubhc; AMI
shah retain nI,the vacant and unappropu.
aud lands lying wHh.n us luas, TO be ap-
Piled u the payment ofd,bls AID llAhlln,cs
uf sad Rcputl Of Texas and the rcsi-
Due Of sud lands after dischargrhg sad
~. ani lhhlnl.s 10 b. d9pased Of rs