Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-29

4 t.MrJ NJ Clayton .kcp conc u II lho
r1Stus,o,'s come upoe The bill depcnde
! 'pVn the woiicc. whether Wa shall OF shul
nss rass tho uot'ce.
Mr. Sewer sad that II he hal IN INV DE-
free changed his opinion. q vas from the
| "'aagr ~h'ch had been going mound him
NJ Clayton asked il The Senator was
ahait to walk ~ to the notice
Mr. Scvier--No, s,r.
Mr. HI, 'n.gan cescsfrcd with the Sens
tor from DE-. aware, end disagreed with III,
Senator from A konsss, m relation To III,
bill before the S,nsle He regarded tn. no
,ice n. p-acr rn,as,,rc, and amer the bold
course VI the Precedent. = would 6e incum.
b~n, IN the Senate TO do something We
oU2 hi to put the country IN state Of d.
fence the Treasury was full. $1,000 0G1
surplus the country never more prosper.
o., auf when are We to rig up our d fences
II no, now. Arc we forever TO talk OF war
ln'ho,b Houses md do we never intend Ia
net2 The notice Wa. cmphalcaIIv peace
mcns"r--ihls bill was n peace m asure
hut rSiyrnccs might arise IN which would
he necessary 10 give the people OF the At.
'an'Ic s-nboard The security Of protection. -
Instead Of band y1ng about declaration, Of
war, like boys playing Mt marbles Mr. n
preferred tn see SOMETHING done For him.
sell he would not have the lrumpe, sound
ed until III" swotd were drawn
mr. Allen next arose. md stating that the
On, s,on was not upon the merits Of the bill
hut upon the day to be assigned for us dis
cuss,on proceed to dip 10 to the IL months
notice as a war question
Mr. flanagan raised the question Of or.
DIR. and submitted tina, the Senator WINS Ia.
king range beyond the length OF hi, lie.
Their
Ehe Chair dec,d,d otherwise.
Mr. Allen proceeded Th. notice would
be no rphtlul capsr far war on the part If
Great Britain The bill for the .ieamcrs
and tho resolutions for the notice. could be
most properly considered. notwithstanding.
al the same 'imr, Suppose we pass the no.
tiee. the appropriation Of five millions is here
chilled for to Strengthen the navy, and to-
give some assnr,n &C HAT wparr in earn,st
IN what w"nr" dong Suppose we do
nothing. reatBrltain vii continue 10
ENJOY all the advantages of the "mnst' rly
inactivity" Of which wc have heard 50
moch II there i. To BE- no no,ice, and no
war. md De prospect Of war. is there sin.
81" Senator who would % for thl, blll
Qoi n" hv" war Steamers
NJ Cal oun said TIM, the view of the
Seua,nI If m Arkansas upon thus qncston
wa IN" correct "nr and h. hope 1t would
pr",nll Mr. c. had hrard nlh n great
deal Of pleasure from the arden, Srnalor
from Indiana that he went for the notice
because it would be n pence measure in HI.
estimation. Mr. G was nlso an adyoen,e
OF pcace-oi honorable rcnce-aa the dif
ference between them wns small and Mr.
T.. hoped tina, that difference would ", be
nn0hd'hd. He wa. MISC happy to hear
liza. 'mnste iv inactivity" would not be
likely To "nd in war, # by snrh policy we
give up nil our adversary chmands.
VIZ W'scoi DECLARED he would vote for
no u'n.nre rncnIa'ed To lead 10 wnr, unh So
DIET slve measures like that OF this bill,
were frs, aci.d uPoa.
Mr. Y"lc" made m effective speech in
behalf Of the s,'nmcIs and uron tn many
u ynI ,ages they had over the shin. of the
old 5, m, They were to he hnI, hy con
,r"'t aud grca, deal OF money could hus
be saved They were to he built Of ION.
AMI 'h"y would be more durable. Tfey
would be adapted TO the sh,low waes of
lie u they would h. feet, they W, ud
b. efec. We 1t was folly lolak the Zig
"'rs and fire ,Ioops rs war MEASURE. -
The whol" resource. o(ihe copn,rv an Of
the people would / e demanded in The even,
OF Mnr But these steamers were rcgnrdod
as domestic squadron of defence in the
GuIf
The question was fully taken on post.
poning To the l0,h of February, and lost
10 to &c, hnlfthe wings voting IN the nes
atIve
The bill was then made the special order
for Tuesday next, and will bring up with
II, most likely the whole merits of the Or.
RECON question.
The proceedings in the House on We'd.
nesday were unimpoHanl