Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
(ONGRESS

The following proceedings OF Tuesday,
are from the lelrKtaphlc correspond, nee ui
The Baltimore Patio,
Tuesday, January 6.
llousk Mr. PnstCn ktug rose, aud
asked aud obtained leave To explain his re.
nllon to Mr. Calhoun, which Mr. Rhetl yes.
lerday had so tartly omDtn,ed on.
Mr. Rheit repIlrd IN n very ,cvcre strain
and with much Indignation. He said that
II Mr. King intended to intimate that there
was COLLISION between between MrCnlhoun
and the BRUSH Ministry, the charge wns
false
Mr. King rioncd He had said vhn,
he had sad. and Mr. Rhelt might put what
construction npor II he pleased These re-.
marks caused u great sensation, and gen.
crnI ruslIng among The members was Oh.
served.
The Speaker called order which being
restored,
Mr. billiard Of Ala, who was entitled to
the floor AT the adjournment Yesterday, ~.
rose and spoke his hour IN favor Of giving
the notice to Great Britain. bu, not IN the
mode indicated bv cuhcr Mr. Adams or Mr.
lrgetsoll He moved an amendment, that
the Prtsi1cu. b. vested with the authority
to give the notice, so that the responsibility
might br bus to " HON II rlghinlly belong
ed-sill notice to be- given by the prcsl.
dent whenever hr was satisfied thai the mat.
ter IN regard to Oregon could no, be settled
in nny other way with honor 10 the United
SrN.s
The SPEECH Il Mill. was Lrllliau. aud
stat, smanIke 'hou, md VIVA heard with
profound attention by the House, und 1t
the views OF Me- II were making dec Id,d
impression on the members
Mr. Bouln. Of Missouri, here got the
floor, but gave way to n motion Of refer.
oncc. a good deal # conversation cnsu,d.
and yeas and nnys were caIl,d-whlch
wee bang taken when this report was
closed
tn" following is one Of the resolutions
introduced by Mr. McC"nn,l Of A lnbama
Resolved. Tina, while we hail the al.
mission OF Texas (Which fought her way
to Indrp nd ncc) rs SISTER S nte INTO oar
Unon we now. with unnf' ctrd prid, aud
Satisfaction, have the determination Of the
EN''"''Pr ana congress 10 npruid our THE
To Oregon, and IN the same splu we Oh.
serve the growing desire 10 Incorporate
NrSit'. Gnclmn. California g. INTO the
tut' d States, 0b,i nat T,Iaadis fpiIv,n.
htI'I Ia 'ha'e - The Blessings Of our free
institutions
Correspondence of,he Baltimore American.
Washington. jim. !, 1910.
StNATE.-Mf Calhoun asked 10 be eIcus.
ed from srrv ny on ti,c Committee Of Finance
lie had been made Chairman Of tlat Com
mlure ~ ms absence, and was not IL sun-
cicnt health to discharge lt- duties The re
quest was granted, and Mr. Spelghi appoint
ed IN his place
The Senate proceeded to the consideration
OF lhe hl,l heretofore reported to raise a egi-
meut pl mounted unemen
Mr. Benton said the bill was important as
peace the 'sureA 1t had nothing 10 do with
war or rumors Of war 1t was measure
called Tor IN consequence Of the extension Of
or settlements. anu ~ advocating the TIL he
should not ai.udc IN any manner To our Tor
,lst relations Mr. Is then went on 10 give
his reasons why the bin should be passed,
anu amer inserting an amendment spproprla-
ing c'6JOo Tor deifaying the expenses ere.
alec by the bill, and sumo other slight amend
menis. tie blii w-s ordered to be cnptussed
Tor a ihIfd reading
he Senate then took up the tin estab.
li>hing post routes ~ Texas, which vas, at.
tee some lille discussion, referred back to
NE rnmmilIee on Post Offices aud Post
Roads for the purpose Of ametdmcn,
The tlll,o allow the Washington Monu-
ment Society TO erect a statue TO Washington
on the public grounds vas po-lpohed The
House having passed JOINT resolution lot
The same purpose. rendered ihe passage Of
ilhs nll unne' essary
The hill TO regulate aud reduce til. pIire
"i public puutI1g, Win an ane ndmenl that
II lake effect ltnm me common, em"ht uf the
session, VAS ordered 10 be engIossed and
read ihiTd ums
The Senate Then went lhto Executive ses.
sion.
lIorss. The Speaker anuouno ed Reports
IRON committees to be the tr,i bushes.
\ tcspiulion was introduced to pTlnl mans
81 Ihe Oregon Territory, not Costing more
ihan clgal cents pea copy, 10 accompany lie
Prcsidenr. Message.
Mr. Hudson SAID It was now AK w,ek,
slu'e ihc meeting oi Congress. and We h.d
not received more than twuor three co,,,s
of the Nrss,gr. II these dnrum-nt. were
10 be- DELAYED longer, he should npin,e the
ot'ef ipr Toe n'ps Il, lLudSon , .used WIN
a fe'"iu'i"r assloE thr CirfA OF iAr Hons,
q" report as lp The cause OF the DELAY ia t,e
public purunR, and as To Tie iict wne,her
the puh pu"l'rs h,d gwen bonds Tor lie
liuhiD dNrhtige ut lhe work
HE "a lecI ,as lsId upn, thr iah,e uL.,,
hf Abeu of : {. lu'oITed the House III
long debate.
l'sn'ruinennR ~u'' he hes ,arJ Of NrAd
'n' "rl''' 1904" &" 'c "at. auH Mr Alan.'
ptsmp' rollsI So i.trit q, me "a ,,,,. ,,I.a, ~.