Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

HFu Nfa ~ NFf'. 1lhl WIZ .hN' ~
,i chance q tsiug founded on
..'or justified 3, events
Tho tri'h b. Vi po'k seems ~
.l-1 r1t~'~1 20 b., sunp.rtr-s hcrc
vs. ...t .5t. 'o 10
t..e. and tr--c atf." 81 sorts Il
fc,lurr, rc,Ix hisfuturc courSe
l.lc only opinion ~ which all seem
..,,ty much agr,ed -. that Mr. Pclk u
,lly uncommi'ci 10 either faction II
C. democracy. and 20 al APPEARANCES
~ means 70 b. master Of his counscls
irrcafcr
Poor NJ shannon, the Minister TX.
'aorilnary onl certainly very Tx
'-aordnor, Ninl,icr. 10 McNIro, ind.
., clru'cnauco anr Who're unless u.s.
uaur'h, SUITS q the Kitchen
NJ Calhoun docs not approve las
s.ue copied hm 50 literally, Thu
....n-, wanted thr h"ncit 81 hn liv.
t,a..r,s r"hcyci hrt IN prompt
, rFo Minister, DID not intend lac
rr'd lu,tcopy and repeat What was
ed TO h,m.
A. io- the lr,t message. il - dead
ready, Indeed II was dead ere It's last
Nord vas pronounced. a more
.'rn" and lmpot"nt conclusion To "a
ceiling prologue has rarely been e1.
bitcd
some eager longlngs ntc undnlged
y certain quarters Tor the overthrow
Santa Anna who, II IS hoped has
ID.
MS country has htt'c lu' rest III the
size Tor be- hc who hc may who
over obtains sway IN Mexico, must
pll keep up the war talk and the war
cling against Texas, and resist the
prdicnsionS Of the United States 60
annexation
Possibly. nncr New Years. may
30 able 10 give more interesting lnfor
nation
Washington, Friday, Dec q, lSii.
The Senate was not IN session to
NV.
iOUNE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Inc llou.c met at the usual hour,
a. with many short of quorum
r., sent
Nr IIammci wolld ask the Char
an ol the Committee on Foreign AZ
'-, when he intended t. bring forward
H1 proposition for the Annexation Of
'rNt> Great laughter
Mr & lngcrSol rose and with con. |
4 able gravity, SAID that he was
lNlouS 10 eater upon the consIdera-
,l of the SUBJECT Mt once but that the
."i % +"-n'l ru1ISpo'cd 10 transact
n.,u up the SUBJECT ohhCdhy, tu LIc 4.
.ionSc seemed ludlspoScd to enter upon
IS consideration.
Monday was finally named by Mr..
tcrSoll
The IIousc decided To take up the
Ill reducing The price Of
prHIIC LANDS.
NI Il Smith, of Illinois, addressed
lie House ntIcngih in favor of the Bill,
Nd was followed hy Mr. Petit, of In
Lana The debate for the day was
'oscd by Mr McClolIand Of Illinois.
ESQ IN d fence of the Bill The last
'',cm.n contcudcd that this Qurs.
Jon was settled by the people during
,hc recon, election. Nr Clay was IN
Ayor ofrcdurlug the pncc Of the Pub
@ lands. aud had SO voted when in
ougtc>S.
Mr. Thompson. of kentucky, a, rhjS
t1gc OF Proceeding moved an amend 4
rent To the bIll which was tina, the
rants Of land at the proposed reduced
HrIccS should only be- sold TO heads Of
hmhcS lonr persons ~ acres, and
..vc or more persons 100 acres.
The Committee then rose and rcror
I'd progress.
Al three p VI the House adj. to Mon
lay.
c5"''p'alrEs, Of the v J A~u.ernf
Washington, Saturday, Dec Is.
iothllonSeS having adjourned over TIL
'londay, thcrc Is naihlng In do at the
'-apl,oi today. But good deal OF nc
Nvl'y prevails ont of doors among the
democratic members A caucus is to
Q held by them tins evening IA the
Rcpr, soutatlvc>' Chamber. at which
here will b. an effort To n.,ree upon
The subject that shall H. presented and
nAs~ed IN the House There is no re-
A unity, either Of view % feelings, a
n1ny then, bn' the ash Of the party |
-riv'rS val whp IA the refractory
A Serious eTlrt viii b, made IN
'oroe the Texas PROJECT through onMr. F.
.D'l: ass resolutions. These are
fought 10 hnYe bceu Prepared after
ennSn'iatiol with various sections of
ne Democracy and avoid some az the
didieuliies Of other propositions on the
2ano subject They p'cdrc f,r in
81. Iii al. l.