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

I.l L. fnHibrtN ~ lNtt Nfrh thl3 lili''
cNcrJuou b mad Of a liil b. rduc,
tSistagrs. which will H. urgently pres
al. aud hop successfully
Thc House has h-on very him TO-
several days many members hem
absent for the ho!Iiays.
tortrs puudcucc of The Atlas.
" ,~ninGron. Jan. Isl, lSl5.
The Texas question trgins 10 c1cIt,
a good deal 81 interest here III,
friends Of 0nncx1ilon rn to be great
ly distracted and find II difficult 10 n.
gree upon the form IN which Me meas
IRE IL to he carried out They are al
pulling IN opposite directions and
hence no advance is made As stated
before, each one ~ ambitious ot the hon
or of originating the successful scheme
winch. together with tho real diicrcrc,
Of opinion that exists ~ regard 10 tn,
details, has gwen rise to much zeal
ousv. and OPP U>lilon nmPlg them
Several different DAYS hrvc already
h,ru agreed ulon ~hcu tho subject
WAS To H. taken up. and IA every III.
stance tho tune has been allowed To
pass hv without any movement being
made for the purposo at bringing II
forward Many Of the Southern mem.
bcrS are becoming very unpaiIent and
uneasy, and are urging daily the con
sidern,ion Of tie question. These and
other matters have thrown the party
into n perfect fcrmcni. and have rem
dercd necessary the holding of cau-
Gus for the purpose Of concentrating
the energies Of the party upon n COM
mon JuU.s>c m reference To tins sub
pct The caucus was held on Satur-
day night, which Is SAID To have been
ANYTHING else than n harmonious and
cordial interchange of views II re
suited III the appointment OF Com
mittee 60 agree upon and recommend
n compromise measure. 10 bc reported
at nn adjourned meeting, 10 be held,
perhaps, tonight. Contrary 10 the ex.
p.J'tAilon of those who recommended
thus course, 1t Is said the majority Of
RGonmittoc are IN invor OF Mr.. {. }.
Inccrsoli'S plan. which Incorporates
the provisions of the treaty rejected by
the Senate at the last session of Con
grcSS. Should the Committee report
that plan, | do not think II at all proba-
BILE II will be acqulescod in. Indeed,
| have extreme doubt whether any
plan, which shall cover the whole
ground aud provide for all the details,
can b. agreed upon. The more cool
and dismshlonatc, seeing the difficulty
Of harmonlzlng the conflicting views
and interests that govern the party, and
who vet are DESTROYS of Selling what
IS regarded as the golden opportunity
'or committing Congress and tho Gov
,nmcnt on the subject, recommend
tn" passage of a very simple PROPOSE.
ton amcrc declaration that Texas Is
annexed To the Union. and the post
pom nent, for the present, of the set
ncnt Of MINOR points. The Globe
'ccOmmcnds tins coarse, and II is prob
,blc such a proposition is the only
me tlsatcaH be- adopted at this time III F
he House.
This beng New Years day, neither
louise Will be- session. 1t is de
Ightiul day very favorable to tie en-
oymcnt Of the pleasures and nnnise-
ncnts 10 Which it is devoted, t'hHsc.
ons,st altogether OF soclable visits. the
interchange Of friendly greetings, aud
onvlvial private sSscmblagcS. Not I.
niircly So, either, for the Presidents .
mansion will be thrown open, nccor-
o custom, for the reception of all who
re inclined TO pay tnelr respects 10 the
'hlcf Magistrate, This being the first
public lcycc Of the season, and the dav
'elng unusually fin, iinvc no doub,
here will he "A great concourse in atten-
lance OH thc occasion.
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