Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-05
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,e,'v N fotre b't~ccn W and
.sp, lrded Nrh the following prop.
| 4, m Il, .houA BE- given IN con.
20, vsa,y 81 1921 q The ,etnin
...t~4,y of ls-7. agreeing 70 the
1r-y e. ths territory Of Oregon.
| -, CO., should be gwen =; the
,l. r.s,eo' sr.s'on OF Congress. and
ee mcau umr the Ereoui,c
..r,r- ,hc Govcfnmen, Of g But.
,snusrI.d notice
% cs,e DO, questions IA controversy
be G.fefumen.s cauno, he .'tli,d
s.on. then ths, IT be tlcrrcd 10
snd ,h,' the s,buers bc selected
n, fr,ndly to both covetnmcnts
! ,tt eJmmruec on Tottrot,c, be m
60 hrns insbll eIiendingatcru.
rsrrm,n, over the OREGON terrific.
90 go into operuiion al the ,nl Of
n3,Ioe
hfur asked that the resolutions be
.,a 'he iable and printed The mo.
ktu,. 81, and 90 motion OF Mt & }
y 'l al the amendments proposed up
. object were ordered TO b. printed
P,e,,on OF King OF New York ls'd
The House a resolution to close all
uoon ,ha qaeaioa Of ses.ce. on Mon.
tri, at Two o'clock. Many cries Of
No. we're heard.
c J. logetsoll called upon Mr. King
H. 1t b. had informed the Commute
\,,gn AhAlrs Of his intention TO bring
1 .nch resolution
h ~ declined TO answer, bu, said
noN gave notice.
Wen,wouh Of Illinois cnicavoreI to
VI ku- resolution hy intimauons
l. should move to Lave negotiations
i brihr purpose Of 's..'h.hrng free
Il ,,a,,n The tro Govctnmcnrs
! rr,sln,yoi Virginia propose d that
,nops should be oprn'd with Great
J. .r ciyiu, ;hc notice and that when
o. should be 70 take oiisrl m twt
from the umr !, should be given.
II use %, K 'prrs"nlilvr, with con.
D., ,0lrriy. went mt, Committee on
J t.'~ on tire State ol the Unjpn-ll2
t1ns the vote IA favor OF tins motion
, 'Yslncss # receiving p,utIons be-.
'?ondod Mr. peudlHou OF Virginia
("rI the committee Of the hole flr 40
pom The mcrils OF the Oregon ques
hr speech was teplcte With bril-
passages OF Wit and oloquence, aud one
fines. paris was compliment to the
)non~e,Ith Of Massachusetts, and To
'ecch OIL Mr. Winthrop Of Boston eve.
"a Of which Mr., Pendeion, who
: way, IS the only wing member from
ni, sid he would gladly adopt a,
30 lie had addressed himself 10 the
anl not the nonsense OF the House
u dong so, by hl, sincere interest IL
cct his ardent defence o. his consl,
and his able argument he had i'm
)ei the importance Of the subject HON,
!, oan mind OF the Oregon country
Ppndc,ou said that the whole OF II was
|sorh - hrhIug to us; but withou, be
pi any value, we should nevertheless
he whole Of II, If gentlemen would
E'n,to wait We should obtain it b,
faupicatlon Of our people in the ore
N5tc HE notice given IN the manner
80, would be war, and war woul,
% Us secure IN the possession Of Ore
The horrors Of war was strongl,
) and the relative powers, moral a
a. political, Of Great Brtain and the
d States, were strongly depicted
e '3'tch Of Pendrlon was followed
OF lld'uons to the Executive. from
iNlr''e Of Maine |, advocated lh
aaI our ;la,mlo the whole territory
otA tom Grover OF New York. wa
same ultra character The de-
ended here Or the day-lhe house
without quorum, and the Senate
'ei DO az interesting discussion upor
t1n'ory resolutions Of Mr. 4 Hen.
Alien, as soon as the morning bnsi
'l'u' moved 10 take these rrsolu
'oH 70, idt.e The vote was 20 I,
-" optnct the debate IN speecI
'o-c Of Mr. Allen, and IN some e
b" upon the Senate for tho sumrnar'
20 10 which the Senator from Ohu
'01 ueatd Mr. Cas- atgu,d III
70 these resolutions aud thought lha
nor OF he PrrsIdcnls \. sl.ge upop
/ J"ci had been Strangely mISnprr
> 3" Europe as MIR Monroe and h
l'n' mtau; 10 say no more than tina
'hirH' nations UPON this conttnen
! no' be colonlscd and lhcir form, O
onruI ciausei into those Of Europenr
chir' Mr Cas- charged Enplan,
ae''gns upon Cahionia. Mexico
70 ana me countries OF the La Plata
q" CLOSED hrs remarks by saving tina
'''t'nncn, had received no advice
s-'mtf, WHICH changed The mple,
aailr ~ The least, or which rendcl
iPr0'on' ihsI,hr country should paL &
PREPARATIONS Tor defence.
''.h'un expressed himself as read
4" n" question now, upon us me
ne Nrna'or from Ohio. Chairman
o." n'lee on Fore,gn Aanr, desirc
% l.'eosion should 90 on. Mr. A
noel NE resolutions referred 10 h
-'"na'ee aud then proceeded O
wy insulting remarks. to refer
.'v1nt course IN the Senate Tn