Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-09
VERMONT PHOENIX.


TmE TaRrr BIN Passed See Congressional proceedings
On Tuesday Of last week most interesting and exciting
debate ouk place the House Of Representatives the
Tariff in Which Mr. Brnkefho, Of Ohio and several 9th
es Loco Foco members the West participated lfpres-
en appearances deceptive the fate OF Wakcrs bill
sealed and probably Hungcrlofds substitute along with
H. The speech Of Nc Bnnkerho il peculiarly spicy at
fair and caused old Father Richie aud Sir Robert Walker
to quake for the safety Of their long cherished and dearly be-
loved free trade experiment lie began by saying that he
had for the purpose Of having little fain tnlkoi
telling them what Ohio would do aud what she would not
do lie was authorized speak the unanimous sentiments
the entire Ohio delegation, withou, the exception OF
aud he announced that despite the urgent appeals OF
the President and his organ they would vote for no Tamil
bill proposing upon and coffee in any form what
ever If the be between the present Tsrifand
Walkers BILL they should sustain the former but, on the
whole they preferred llungeriods substitute lie had
reason To- believe the Democrats OF New York, Pennsylya
MIA aud New Jersey, would unite with them
In the course ol remarks he took occasion to show up
in no very courteous terms the fvortsm Of Mr Polk to.
wards the Slave States Ersry Of the Foreign Minis
ters with nine thousand dollars salary and nine thousand
dollars outfit and very large majority Of the Charges
3faires were from the Slave States and that portion Of
the Union entirely controls the councils Of he Adminsa'
ton Ohio the third State in the Union, mere cy-
pher possessing no influence whatever and the
true Of all the States North Of Mason DHons line. The
Administration begun by declaring that title to the
whole Of Oregon clear and unquesonabe, and had
proved il now they had made most dsgraceul surrender
Of our rights ancient enemy. They had come down
from 81 10 to ~ and below ~ Shaving given
up gland the Tree navigation Of the Columbia river
Alter ng away millions upon millions Of acres Of our
territory the North, they turn round and ask for
war tas for the support Of Southern conquest. The Demo
Of the West would grant such thing We give the
closing paragraph Of Mr. sspeeeh.
There is point where neglect will be remembered and
where insult will not be forgotten. believe Pennsylvania
will Yield much for the compromise but 10 60 with
eyes open add with full knowledge for the destruction
Of Tariff which does yield sufficient revenue, TO adopt
bill which begins with deficit OF three OF four millions We
do Il and will not do H. We dfsa your bi,
and ieiH d,fsaf your tu speak this more IN sorrow
than in anger. cherish hostility TO any man on ihs
hoor but gentlemen all sides may reckon upon this Pur-
TO be fired as fate speak as to wise men Judge
ye Whist say.
Mr. BrnkerhofF grounds his opposition to Walkers bill
on eaehery Of the President and Cabinet in falling 10
fulfill their promises to the West respecting Oregon Had
they fulfilled their bargan this respect he and his Loco
Foco colleagues would have supported any Tariff bill that
might have been brought forward His present course is
the result Of principle but Of ehugrn and disapPont
meni,st disposed TO find fsul, with the mo.
tre so long the effect produced s beneficial.
/ On Thursday morning Mr. Mcdowell, Of Ohio, made a
personal explanation He said he opposed the bill for
reducing the Tariff, reported by the Committee Of Ways
and Means lrom prime pie and not from disPpointne
lie was no totdy, 70 awn ABOUT executive power lie al
odsd article in the Union, and denounced il with
seorn and contempt,
Mr. Fry reviewed the Of Messrs Polk and Buehan.
in regard the Ts in Pennsyyaniu, and denounced
their conduct as fraudulent and contemplate.
The Union. speaking OF Mr. Brinkerhos speech, says
We will believe that the Democratic delegations OF
Ohio aDd New York have authorized any statements to be
made hostility to the Administration on hisone Of its
greatest leading No, will not believe 1t -
There be gross mistake about this matter Blu,
we should pause. THIS the night, perhaps when
may trust our feelings farther on this subject
The old gentleman feels bad
The Philadelphia American seninei-a leading Loco
Foco paper-is down Vice President Dallas also, will
be seen by the following extract
awe published and circulated in Phadelphis, some hand
bills few days before the election Of 1874 show the
porlanee Of having Vice President from yvania
It virtually gave her three Senatorial Notes.-The Vice PRES
dent always voting when his vote would tell We little
thought then that Of his would be take up
bill lhe Warehouse BID which is only one by another
name, 70 repeal the Tariff Mr. Dallas has by met
the public expectations is this the only subject upon
which he has given cause Of offence.
Since preparing above absrae, Of Mr. rinkerho speech
have concluded publish entire readers may
their estimate Of the who, after mpkng such speech
voted for the very bill he unspafingy denounced Mir Nc
Kay BILL after being considerably modified finally passed the
House Of Representatives. Friday afternoon by Of ia
IS Mr. Bunkerho completely backed from the position
he had taken but days before aordng anot
proof Of the manEs md indsndses Of Loco Foco under
ngs. We dcaf your bin, and rl defeat your b
his language Tuesday-on Friday he voted for it, But
Whig--iillard of Aabama-voied aye Messrs Marsh
Collamer aud Foo,e of this State voted nayDlngham dodg
cd the question: usual neither daring way
other. Below VIC give synopsis Of the vote by States.
sr,rr. 6em 1iig,. Dem Tigs. Dem Sag,
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