Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12

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Yri.c was prominent among the
~ # NC excessive printing aud
RI that ~ far as the interests Of
l,ir were concerned. one quarter
,ouul winch thus document would
| yhi b. faf more advantageous.
|uf-.I i I, was laid ont upon the
- ~ Nf Skinner agricultural
or some other equally lns,fuo
} farmers.
! 3uc,uoii was finally postponed
} morrow.
D}-cc>c, from the Comm.tlon on
Hands reported IA amendment
l5oin, re- oluuon relative lu MN
3d.
srcral order. the Oregon DC
as then resumed by
|lIaywooj. who addressed the
} at great length N a speech
Attracted profound attention and
ri The highest ctcdl, upon the
!. began 10y stating the ques-
tforc the Senate IN It's true cx-
bud remarked that, upon tins
bn. he was not committed by
Isl action that he had no nspi-
J Tor the future, and no othermo
/ the faithful discharge Of his
y n Senator. Upon question oil
he knew no party, aud &C
dged no responsibility, save
b his God and has country lie
throw no impairment N the
the President, without regard
factions winch sought toconncc'
yes with vital measures 50 n
Akc great officers out Of hltl,
wa, no great advocate Of the
buetou treaty, bat thought II OF
Is bad taste to clamor agalnS
il occasionally wondered tina
|of thc39 who voted for II did
these couhcmnntionS but per
rs venerable predecessor of hi
marked, they did not like T.
Splug old psalms over dead hon
brdcr to act Understandings, W
ITO know said Mr. H., before W
pur position, what arc the view
Executive, and what he WlShc
} he II tins mandate Of law rcvc
Ith" existing convention. llei
tcakcr reviewed the negotiation
bad passed between the prcsci
hlstrn,Ion and the British Court
anv man say now, that the Pres
ralls upon ms for authority Ia glI
notice. seeking thus TO posse
IL of II moral weapon which, Il
rdS, by n miserable trick. he ma
nlo n sword, and make war wit!
lc advice Of the Senate? Such
tuc,ion ofhis conduct IS his acc
It's denial. his defence.
substance, though he would n
: his views by the STANDARD
s, Mr. II. was in favor ofthc of
10Th parallel, and if he thong
|rcsldcn, would refuse his own {
ind throw himself upon any SUI
ptiful excuse US the action Of 4
more Convention, he would TN
ack upon HIM and lus party. b
were not the views az the Exec
pnd It was only by sclz,ng mp
Cu'ar expressions that gave
AVID false construction 70 his 9
l0nmc that he was placed IN ii
Jon iithcre was truth IN log
ban. M words, on confidence
J. servants, Mr H. promised
nu'tmjc 10 those who undcrto
tah hy u,horlty for the PrcSld,
The Executive had taken no 81
,on ls thcv sought to- assign hi
II. then went ON, IN clear q
Fluclug strain nfnrgumcnt, To sh
the asscruonso. he Scnatorsir
ludauo and Illinois, that
|tiauon was AT an end, and
ndcut mud determined 10 settle
no,hing, bat IS 40, were no, "
p hy anything on record, II
n source only, these gcntlcn
their conclusions.
making some comments u
ross inconsistency IN which
ldcnts conduct was involved
construction given TO It on
OF the friends of Oregon
exclaimed Mr. II. what !
ior ms friends 10 place him IN
if flanagan, aside. lie put |
IN II.
@, sad Mr. H., he Is not there
as, lrepcat, | would turn my
him, and no longer coptinu
friend Of the administration.
B the course of his remarks, NJ
occasion TO alIude TO the asse
: Allen that Great Britain d
q 90 10 war with the United 81
" Allen repeated the lang
rh hc made use of and compla
Representation
Haywood said that hc used
considered To have been the II