Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-14
VERMONT PHOENIX,
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money for the Phoenix. He on collecting tour
Proceedings in the House Of Representa-
tiycs on Saturday--The proposition to
appoint a Lieut. General again
thrown overheard

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appoint a hleut. General again
thrown overheard
The N Y Exnrcss contains the ,ccono, Of n, in.
terestinu debate in the Iousc Of Renrecn,aves nm.
on the lin for raising ion ad;,ional res.n,s of ,.on.
lar troops and also opon fine Hill creating LENT Gen
Mr. Long Of MARYLAND led off in tbc morning and
though \yho bis sncech smacked strongly Of Ioco.
neoism. He was willing IN C,lov vbere9er NJ, pot
led.-Mexico heinz abeai and ,yo, IN. chico, IT. Al.
40 cast some reaeciions ppon Daniel Wehster which
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besides being false, were In very bad taste.
Mr. Ficklin, of Illinois, followed His speech was
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the quntessenee oil Locolocolsm boiled down. lie
made an assault upon Gen TavlOr in the outset. as
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nut possessing sunc'ent wisuon, ca'mness, ana ao'-
W, accompanied By low fling at his politics. He in.
snuated mat was no wonder the war was proract-
ed considering that Wing Generals were in command.
"' i"ompso"i Vi m,ss'Sspp.i iute' III Tue gay maue
an assault upon Gen. Taylor also, but couched in
resnectfL lanor,oc Az, ba m, II h.J e,.d .e
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his squb at Gen. Taylor, he went ncll nell at the III
troeious Federalsta who had onnosed The tsI9
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-maNng frequent use oil the terms boston AID and
comfort and shine lightism of old Connecticntb
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Ahe 'et'e' VI Oouimouole Decalur was lheh sent 10
the Clerks table and read-not in very faint tones
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ou' WI oo"rneA, vi ono, iose, WIN mlschei III ms
eyes, and wished the gentleman from Illinois TO inform
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nun wne.he' ne hau hgn'y uhuets'ood tne document.
Was il about the blue lights set up for the admission
If Santa Anna IN the hayhor oc Vera Cr,z, fI.o,d
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laughter)
MIR Fickin resumed, and. having said few words
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about the noninererence of Congress with the insti-
tution Of SloveIv took his scat
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Mr. Haralsoni oil "a, followed ana made speech IN
favor of the ten regiments bill and Mr. Tbomnson
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mr.. ansndnendpen', IN svor o. Lieutenant
the Committee was upon the question: there many
be who ga not yoiehy and more Teler however were
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III ,Vp5 oi she A'oln n veso h nays
Mr. hahouns b, submitting Vou9eers or kegslaTs was
now moyedand sanoas attempts made TO defeat b hang
ing important amendments upon Il None were successful and
the substitute l eva, was s sg,eeu 10 oy telers
. rsas 20 ! -,.y1 ~ No. l.; o. r. ,.,. g.,
Se Committee now rose and renord Mr. R.,bbons hill n,
the amendment Of the Committee.
The speaker recognized Mr. Thompson, Of Miss among the
forty members who were Tor inc oor and Nt re-
n n MS " O'"' 'e ounce Oh Leo'ehan' Gen
Then came the Previous enesonfollowed however BY
motion adjourn The Wings remembered what King Caucus
had done upon this question and called for the and
backed oy nandsoms woe ear, IRON 'ne ne mSon was
me Previous question was then seconded and The motion
newed to adjourn and lost.
Then the of upon the Lieutenant General and
The yeas and nays were ordered ana inc amendment lost
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The fullest vote Of tho day and the hi murder of the Linn
tenant General by the House.
The next vote was upon the substitute Of MT kahbun
r. M nayy sneu , 20 nnv" ; oeon'e " ''e question:
THE sneaker They will 90 back unon the ORIGINAL hill
| Several voices a Ks amended ~
The Speaker. "No" As from the Committee. The House
can KNOW nothing OF what done IN Committee Of me Whole