Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-07

the legation would, according to the universal
practice, be transferred TO the care OF our Con,
sui al Vienna, and the next session we would
have the Consul here, with a claim against Con-
cress for services as acting Charge. Was 1t
better then TO have an officer by law, or to have
one as he had already shown in fact, but without
law Mr. s. also submitted a few words IN sup
port of the position, that the more tyrannicdi,
unjust, oppressive, or blood thirsty Austria was
proven to be-the greater the duty devoiving on
the Executive to continue diplomatic relations
with and the duty OF Congress to provide means
of supporting a mission TO that nation. II Aus
tria was al! that she had been represented here,
and he had no doubt that the most which had
been said Of her barbar!ty was true so much
tie greater the necessity that some brave spirit
should be near that government. To stand up aiid
defend the rights OF American Citizens and the
honor Of the American name.
Mr. Fodte again took the floor IN reply to Mr
Smith. aud INDUCED IN some sarcastic remarks
IN review of that Deat c ian's several propositions
particularly commenting upon his technical
leFus, and suggesting that The gentleman, IN
leading the Senate lecture upon Parliamenia-
~ proceedings and decorun should pronounce
ms ltchnica.s with lH;le more accuracy. lie
also rIdlcuied what he corSdefedas the lecture
on dignity uy the Senator from Connecticut, and
IN li.us;rltion related the toii0~lHg anccG"'e -
a. young lady irou tie country was cheapenlng
= riaus articles at = cry store, when the clerk
took dawn particular article, and asked her 10
bay It ior the use finer molher, saying, Ii will
IN he Your l.,uther look disnitied' The youug
"olaan rejpIned. 'W.ll 1t make Mamay Iaok
diartrd: ? 'Oh yes said The clerk. Then
vii bay It, for Manm, Is ~ ON gniy!!
iil. Snuh SAID he could not reply to the per
50 al uIpsIons winch tie Senator had INDUCED
in with seii-fe-feIi.
FRIDAY Feb. |.
SENATE.-ln executive Session, The Guaie'na-
Ia Iteaty was uHdcrc Moderation.
HUSTON moiun oi Mr. Taurston, resplu-
lions were al iptcd iTsruc ing the Con m'i'ee
on Indian Affairs t. lrqui:e into the eXpedlency
Of eSiinsulshing tue lniian tale to the territory
yng west OF the Cascade Mountains IN Oregon,
and removing The indaus west OF those noun
lains; also, 10 enquire INTO iie prnpreiy OF
creating there Office or the experimenting OF
lndila alf,irs also, to inquire IN relation 10 the
best pan for the proper mana cement OF The III
dams.
Mr. Hammond, irom the Committee on En-
graVn-, made rePar' to approp iate SIS GOO to
PRINT ile documents y hich accompany me Pres
dents message
Mr. Winthrop complained of the unnecessary
delay N having the Presidents u.rsslae printed;
the ssion would be over before they were far
nished wiih It. II wa miserable penny wise
and Dunad foolish doctrine. to give the plnung
out IN sdch 4 way.
Rev K. Gurle, lSec. Of the American Colon
zition Sacic'y.l was eiec'.d Chaplain. Both
II lnses q j uned to NJ 'nday.
WAsHINGroN, SATURDAY Feb. =.
Congress Is not IN session day.
-,
of all parties. that the programme OF Mes,rs.
CingHan & Co. Is fully agreed upon by mos, Of
tie SolAcrners, IN both Houses. They meet on
Moniay ncxi, with mu'ual understanding and
agreement that all supplies 10 be resoutcly
refused untn some definite acton Is had on the
) aver question.
No'iIug ESQ, II Is agreed, will be done. next
week, but 10 make speeches upon the subject
No action will be had upon tue Revenue Bal,
and No action upon any thing else. 81, AT ieas,
Is the impression and the ouiglvinE today.
Inc ierrHoril Committee IN the Senate. il j.
understood, are preparing Compromise Bill.
whIat wilt be offered next week, but 1t viii be
luugh Tor and against, with The same delerphnn-
non Ia Il has So tar uarked the course OF the
crfrsn,s ora the Save question.
C,l Web 1t Is no@ pretty certain viii not be
Continued. lis case vii DC acted upon on
iiencay.
Ia The Scnlte there VIII he nothing done all
ext week, save discussion Of tie Slavery
question.
The House. IT i hin,cd. viii meet on Monday
and endeayur 10 itrce al Adjournment, IN respect
Or Tire mrsuory OF isrn,er ueiu1er, ~ hose Oh
>cqaies iOlk pla,e NINE uni!is ago.
ne l!udsoa Bay Cuuplny have matte prop
o-i'ion 10 s'll 10 'he eoserren' al lhelr posses
- f.-h.s 20 Oregon. IAc proPo-iiI'n has been
si"n. IS nu'lcrs r'd tlai the company ASA one
Inniun oi ou.Ars.