Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

The ~uosi = Of ~ -. = ,g,Ne rr,at
qucsti ~ a. debate 'r.,. ~..., rli,
morning IT., quest. % G. .... .'. "a.
The prop sod expulsion 81 a., l.,.,uuut
Union tho nj, lu,,,u .. rr... I. the
Reporters hcing viii draw .--.ttcn,,,rh c,
inc sansilcd tina, The reports were vt da
character that warranted a., such notion
The debate became Interesting ALUM 1t At
once. upon the questions arising cut ni it ---
W h'rn delivered ms, with freed, ~ 4.
col"N the constitutional power OF tie Ser.
AZ, to cNrcl the editors. q It reared ikea
S''utor against q @ rec, luton
Nr Sewer e.. Atkansa,. also sr,kc VAIN.
Is against it. and Ia bololi of wlatlc called
the liberty Of the press lie held that putt.
lie mon should not cIrcl fer ,eusurc or
SlauIcr. II was their tate lie wa, omuu.
y ',c whom tic o~-ar pa: d."t.s .. &C.,
'MeA'ran party, and pro,csscd hot to be
1t All sensitive to such an attach Ii pas,.
ed hv him AZ the llle wind
Nr Iurncv oi Tennessee showed wrath
10y an assault upon Mr. Cs'houn. md the
gentlemen acting with him. whom lie dlnr.
nctc'i1"d as balance ~ r"v,r. The speech
was designed both Lsa d,',.,c rp,n tho
Union, and an attack upon Mr. Calhoun AL
tc hlc'd- acting vi.h linz. who were chur-
actcrl2rd az helnucc ri power
Mr. Calhoun heard these a!aoiou, With
becoming copplaccucy aud iicuity al con,
tlnnrl tho debate.
y Calhoun II the Srna,o, mcaus nc,
uc;.J vas . imam moro mistaken in W Ii
And hr has uttered "a hhcl upon me-.
Vie President The Senator will ic-
member the points e order
M Calhoun. l. hc suppose. ! TN caps.
Die o' any action upon amy question, c,ccT,
IA accordance o. my sense Of duty OF WIS,
was right No. sir. There are mcu who
suppose that all considerations r,su,er',m.
sclvc, into party want ~ Iic.dc,..
here can drive me from this pu,iti,u lti,
means to say TINT there is "a rsrD, lc'ra.l
against the Admiulstratl m. ur ur.t 49,.
subject am no party to II. ! pause ..i
ash him if he can put Ii 'iuser rr.roo, got
OF rninc wnnaHtng such a rou,u. 3D.
VI Tuu,y. | W .l,Ner wl,u S..
rl"so
IH1.l.- '.h / pc7'ouu dGty to my st.:,.
a',i .'uutry. believe til, 10 be tie wretch.
cl result Of your cancns sys,cn,.--a system
" lch has a party organized in every state,
I ut pluGdc'
am glad he Senator has made this
pointcd alluson 10 me, know where | am
They { Md not dive me ilto seaport u
tl'at nl-crn' var
| had rafi,r be an j.p...r, .'e
d ils nv duty. than t..'j.s H'. '.
. re prcsidy.cy, nor ,ld it,
Obtain it. j, is necessary d,.u bccu
done to obtain tbs Office .,r ma years
past
Mr. Tuy..eY said the Senator n,nS. {.
took the i">inYa'i n t. liWsI,. NLi'ch H.
Ind be "rc made
Mr. Cdhoua. 'Dil youroi ,c'cr to me
7 ,crc wa, much cs tymraI lc'c.
Nr 1n-.,,. ami IT. Z, lrraI ma csta'i IS
% '!j>1ut' au.J c.r:c4pt all around ! ti, at
last c.. ys.cl turt lac did mean tie Senator
rom South Caruna nd would be So M
der1ood Ly ;nc American people, >Ir T
Thought. however. tIat Il tic Senator was
not candidate ,or thcl'rc,dc cv. lc should
not have i!,cu to ,cpy to tm, VII Iurury
;ncn went tnto the fact oi the abandon
SGcnt
IL Wcstc,tt call the Senator firm
Tennessee TO order.
Mr Butler He ought 10 have been call.
cd to order lorg ago l}ut lor the relations
in which ! stood To- ns .ic~up ~ ago-r-
Mr. Calhoun. let ann 20 ON. lie has