The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19
cox aLsP0NDENtF or TliE
BOSTON ATLAS.

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n. .As to =. f.arait ia prts,aeii Mes~acc
sri T~sct hs several ,u,,jrr,. 10 ,he
ttai.d,ne committees and thu, gave
r,.e 10 move O! Mr. C,ddiag.. lie
+, Oh soeas"n TO ,ay there waa - dispo
sI,.pn TO ,inoysle ibe tnsaIinc Slave
Law upon tic cosrir. a. legitimate,
,sss3s,il u',ensl and r,'c,s. sry lat !, as
the bfm determination VI lbc ii,nd, II
hsa,sn libcry ard human r,.ius 10 pu,
~, gac-''yr tih, and u',, qn, ccsll,
iu a., test. lie va, prepared. he sa,l
10 lead The si.anc'. AID would lead II
and that uas i,ul all The north sipnil,i
rrcotd their voice upon the subject. thai
ilscy alghi bc held Responsible 10 the
constituents ahosn they served. lie
dispensed !is fasors Of rhetoric without
.panos ~hom il touched hu, re.ft,
that se smbri,el .lr.clu,s upon IL.
f5rs,drrt which were entirely u.callr,l
lot. Mr.. fillmof, finds the Law u,on
record. ~ lac finds there any ohcr law
AID NJ. t.,ddings IN his cooler mo.
nirns would tc The hrsi 10 ifDpcath hin,
Il h. found lhc ptcsiica; disposed TO d.
vale ihe responsibility of fulfilling any
duly Which "a' clearly marked out ior
hlm.
he why's rs a body repuiin;c ne.
tioi, o! any Kind --cune North az come
south. They desire that the govern.
men. shall rccupcFa,e. and require .
m"iel! Of is lost energy, before the,
proceed TO 'ncioach too closely upot
III" doIngs Of The past. \ year or is,
would que; men. We would pcrc.iv.
and aaaiizo with II caImer eye 10 til,
genera VITAL. While now every impul>,
proceeds from n motive of secfiona
prejudice. This il not lie mental Stat,
most to b. o,cir'l, when grave qurs
lions require action. Were we 10 rnu.,
= year OF two, the case might he differ
cni--l.ht would beam IN upon tl,
gloomy. ,indiclivc, aud tempest ,ns..,
passions aud reason assume he contro
Of perverted bias. Now ,h. is the ar
dent "i.h Of every Wing. 1.-THE coal
iuonl,ts think Otherwise, and press III,
matter to head q, once. there il still
PATRIOTISM enough left to carry the con
,''' iIrongh--and iiumphan,ly for Tia,
Union
] have reason to know that Mr.. Sew
ard ollrcis 10 Immediate tests, and pre-
trr- To wait aud see what the fulur,
nny unfold. This is patriotic. Per
laps tue South may herati-r consent I,
modification, OF il may b. the law vii
tink into ohsolc'cncss and become there
fore n dead letter.
The Speaker Of the House to-day an
nounccd the Sanding Committees. 60
he Chaifncn do not vary from tho,
appointed last session, except where il
h'i'ne the Committee on the District q
Columbia. the name Of Mr.. Ingc Of Al
ALBANIA. is substituted for Mr.. Brown o
Mississippi. The more importan, Com
nl''eeS present the following list 0
Chairmcn.
D'stric, Of Colnmbia-Inge, of Ala.
Territories-Boyd, Of Ky.
Way.and Means--Bayly. of Va.
Commcrce-McI.anc, of Nd.
Public Lands - Bowlin, Of Mo.
, Military Aiiairs-Burt Of 5. c.
Naval Affairs - Stanton. Of Tenn.
Manuiactures-Pcck Of VI.
Agricul,nre--Li,tlefeld. Of Me.
Militia Peasle of n. II.
Foreign Afinrs--McClcrnand of ILL.,
IN National point of view, these are
Tie only imporian, committees Of the
House. The slavery question in the
District Of Columbia and in our terrific
rIes--the means Of revenue Of the coun.
Try, and the public eXpendilurc,--ihe
prosperity of our commerce--tlc dis :
position Of the public domain-,hc mil
''ary organization Of the country-and
our national naval defcnccs-all &C in
10 the hands of the South. Were no,
Mr.. Cobb god compromise man
and that Is 10 be a good patriot, coming
IRON section imprcgnated with ultra
madness, We should be inclined 10 find
faul, with this elias ,ilica,ion. and crime
of nepo,ism. Besides wha, wing has n
voice in this list? i the administers
ton even independent and free to act.
a. IN i's constitutional opinion it nigh,
be disposed 10 act; In word, tie
North, ~ section, is wholly exclud.
Cd, and the wings are not so much
rs though, Of. Blu, wha, an absurd-
~ to place Mr.. Burt at the head
Of the military, while South Car
DINA Is arrning herself, and putting her
rancid treason into practical operation
Mr.. benton Is moving in the Senate
IN The matter Of railroad 10 the Pa.
c'lc. He does not forge, to preface
hls position, howcver, by asking fer sew
"rai iIt~ral donations Of public land H.
Missouri, for purposes al Internal i'm
provcmen'. Ths, is right. This may
be his last session in the Senate, and to
conci!ia,e his constituents BY oh.ainin.
for them few tracts Of eminent domain
~sil answer a an Ciisc, 10 censure here.
ai'er. The sturdy defender Of mint
drops, aud apologies, Of the old hero
JacA ION, l,sols "a, determined, "a non.
Wedding, a. s,ernly bent upon retaining
hi' seat, =, he appeared in III, place
When he I'd 'ot the I.ieuienan. Geuc.
raI.iip and failed
The r,poi 81 the Secretary 81 he