Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22
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The Seas,. held sn imr,usn, se-sisn 900
Ahrn hrruEla fstwstd his DtClaruurN Res
Vlutlnn, tllneine q, h,nre VA the teeth ni Az
The G",-tnm-n,s oi Europe respecting 'heh
interference wnh out Destinations. Govern.
nrn', ~ With rny al The Go, ernmen,s ui ,h'
An,eu, an Cuntneni Kr,i.iAacr was picdp
I'd against sns xuoh sueny,s, Il hrteah-t
msd~.
Mr. Calhoun regarded his resolution a.
one If gave importance Va the rrcSsn, ooh.
diitna nf the 'oupiiv. ard accordingly ,rsls
ted a. lie was not quite ready, ~i,h the
Senator from OHIO, To iske rsrr Of all the
S,"nih American Rcpuhls -, Ia speak 'ot
,heu, sud thought that II he were ~ sdoia the
Resnluiinn pfopus-d The end would be the -.
Iahll>hmen, Of complete MILITARY Govern
nieni.
The Oregon Discussion was resumed 10
the IIuus. tAl, morning, with the -uspen ,i"r
AT ,he re ,tIuY OF the Journal aud III unusual
haste. Mr. Cha,e, Of cnn., addressed tho
nouse ~ f,vur 1T giving the nutlce, The -
iIrct ul lh,s noiIre, u was s1ll, was Peace.
and II would produce Peace, u vas argued,
sooner than ln cont nue. HE CueVrniiun 1t
was SAID b, Mt C. that war w"oli certainly
attempted ,o claim ulimal-iy any PARTON "i
Oregon south oil the i0ln degree vi notlh lat.
nude.
do not believe Congress will adjourn
wilnnn acting az The subject. lbry cannot
blink it Bm lhey will not ttltlr with II.
lhey will Wal, and see whether there is
anv chance tn settle the matter hy negu,i.
ton or compromise. and e" on also 10 make
att, l.F Ian a 4
vii sanction the tr,ite IN some lrm, uuless
II should be found unnecessary.
proposition, have reason In believe,
would be made 10 Substitute Tor any oil et
course Of action, a pt"Je,l 10 withhold the
nuiIce to let the nepuliainn remain suspen.
ded, and 10 appropriate large sum--per-
haps million u wear to promote the seliIs-
meni OF Oregon b' our people, both NofiH
aud South OF the Cuum ia. This, II was
believed, would give US the country without
strugE'e, alter some wears, and in u manner
least offensive To the ptlde of Great B'uaIn
and plre Us the uhoia ul II, instead Ui up
10 the Iylh.
Mr. Gordon Of \. Y. also ADVOCATED The
no,i 9. though not as a war measure lnre-
DIV 10 what had been said 10 the contrary he
argued HAT We were prepared for wal, as
much prepared ~ We ever should bt, al he
desired never Ia see rs better prepared. -
Standing armies were not our policy. and we
want uune OF them We had $1,000, OK 0 of
people ana ten millions Of fighting men who
had thgIr arms IN their hands and were rca-
DIV to 90 forward IN vindicaliOu Of our tights.
Unles. we give the nuttte Ne should lose
nj territory nora Of ihe COiumHIi fiVe ard
south ul 40. "Masicily Inacirlly' WAS the
South Carolina pohrv, policy that would
sacuiice every thlng for California, bot that
would do nothing 10 secure the whole OF Or
egun.
Mr. liunkprhnn of OHIO. addressed the
COMMITTEE nearly an lrui ~ favor oi the no
tce and ol war measures. We did not love
Great Britain aud II wa idle to say that We
did hat G"Nefnmen, bad employed our
lncihns 10 t,m,hawk nur women and clll-
Otrn, and II We we've 10 have war, we pre-.
irired 1t wslh Great Brialu to any power ou
raiIh. Bot war would NOT 'omr IN his & ~
nation II II did, however, we should never
be hetisI Irrphrsd Tor II, th,n We were al
present
Mr. w ntw"rih, who spoke next, went GT
the "nnie III Oregon no n"n- Tor OItg"n
now ur tor Oregon vet; ipr ct nights nnd
all nut rishis h,f the nOlI'e, i"r int speak
'''B hhb R'tdi 'io"s "b 'lUNi 'llt '7Dlll '<SI'
ulIua puJty and South Carolina Gpceth -
Soutn CaIuiIuA Stn,turs had Geielled HE
Oregon biii al the last session Of Congress,
, and even when tie " est went for Texas and
the whulr oi Texas, and a lll;le more than
te oogtd 10 IrAas, III ord 10 get a poDd
boundary. We bad no ME " hatcNcrln ten
80, aud vel We Annexed leNa~. Mr. W,ul-
w"uh VAS aIiu1lng ~I,h loo murh sipnIt-
tan'e 10 TIVE sou h tor not gong tor the whole
OF Oregon, whru Mr.. Iiulmes Of >. c., rail-
ed him 10 order Tor al!uding 10 the acllon IN
the Senate.
Nj Chqm N "f Michigan, KEEP, the hunse
II atoAr Ui Laughter and IliIcule. at his bonn
basIC spre,h, He Promised, among "ih-t
lungs Hat II war came, the people at Ml' h
i2hu "uuIu lake Cauaid IA uiutiv DAYS, AMI
II the people vi he luIeI Slaies did not
like thdt, they would surrender It ana take 1t
ag"ln IN ulncly days more The "niddie ex
hehe Mr. 'hipna" opposed, IN the seite-
ueni OF MS Olc2"h question. Tie whole
entertainment concluded with grand Illus
lrAilpn 10y way ul comparison. IN which Juhu
Boil Was tompated Ia a Hedgehog whu was
10 he sirlngied by Btolhcr Jonathan, IN the
Iotni OF Boa ConssfIcior the floor al
o'C,u,k Was given ~ Mr. Cooke ct rebn ,
when The committee rose aud lie House al
JourHcI.
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