The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08

lee '''ftlJr~ 70 mutcoa - o.. >,uai, e
fro j .,sIc l.istd. vh,,h ,ru.I la,t
th' ~t".e giysd " i3ri,,tano &
b,!at, the S,hsle. H. G,,,trd tbc H..
VI" 10 con" bc sss prepared to NEE
Aii the frs,H'o at,!ny Mt b c,,url s'iael
TO n TAR opposition to ~, change IN
.sr long ~t.l knoun and Nls,l, ,.;Ab.
.hr Policy.
VI. D-lirf agreed w,th Ia" Senator
rom North Carolina. "a all Sc had .nid
~ ''oush. tie l,clitior ,horil l., 10, {
o'h prompt aci,ou: that 1t .aaa.l b.
4 rejected The ,fa,.r Il the ruemui ie'.
.,-, IL. that teng'r,. wuuI TAB. such
srltou u, would di.'prh al he Iroti..
: ipts 81 'he Csi,i, uti"n un ,h- ,uhjry'
IL. .ncirls va. compn,rl ,luuhilr.- of
/ re-pcc'atlc tnrn hui II rn- holly IT.
+ fr-i"o.it'l" - far -, any responsibility
tu 'hc Cun.iiiu' ipu Was known. and they
( ~ Congress To d,.rgi,l the con>'iiu.
( r,H ard injoifcrr with the Executive
III. Iuin~lral sucitt, may Ice al in'
9s-uisi he! Iii - ~ iu!l sn.ial body
,u N.W Iuk. and ibc>r New York
I-l'i,lau. may tlihk ,a.ri,c> ni>rr
fan the cun,i,,uiicr. hNi h. ihoush
4 bet 'nr ihe Scnatr, whom they p,r-
s'ni their Wild ducrrr., here, 'n urc'
iiom NJ once, aud with rromp,uess dc
cidc nTon item.
Nh l"icrnyod thought II better 10
r'i,r ihe p,'iii p, ard have report up
90 ,lr. .uAj,cA The petitioner, e,i.
d.nly bad no, considered the power. Of
t,u.rcs.. ati il would lee better per.
hap, 'u laso rep u. IIl ~ It lo,'l
GA, 20 li,in and all others their cIlrt-.
Tie lLc1 made - personal rHnual,u
IN irIui 'o = ir'ier published in tie
Nv York Herald, ~ winch H." writer
d,,cr'b.d 4 scene in the Senate duiiug
the d,hatr on The ho,snih resolution
II. liadi.ro. il was stated. NJ, present.
and looked on Mr.. iootr " hen .p,'a K ny
Hith cUntrlnr'. upon Cas- with awe II,
the rrrrts,nla,i'c 81 toe uuteIriii,d de-
mo,rAcl bat when Dawson >pohr IN
favor rt Ru-,ia. BE- va, dc)ig'iti, and
Wl.u Underwood SPOKE appeared a, If
;utNluu, 10 give tire" ,n,tt> | ur
Si,-rrhr, q: Mcs,r, Dawson AND Under.
wood. 1t Ma> in>inua'ch. were ihc re-.
su.i az a cunc!Avc b-fuccn th"," soma:
tors AID Doil>co on the da, pre-, ipu. to
t..r debate lie declared .l,e whole
thing "a fal,rhooi He would ~" tao
"plht',; cr'thrl- lid 10 god. Ii ,ru
were TO take AL The can-rlc wu,.,, f ali
languages Ihin. and dead and form
them mt" a ca'apa,m and Apply j; to
Tia" glh.r"ur souls u >'lur men would
fail il raising rrl"cming bitter. lie
wa a-inri>lcd that letter writer, wouid
cpdra,or to stuff the public press with
such lies. Mr.. Dawson Il, MED ha, ing
had any roncla,r with Bodi,co.
Mr. Mason WAS opposed TO reference
Of the memorial. bpcan.e it a.kri Con-
gro>, to do HAT which Congress had
no power to lo-'o recall minister;
and hrran-e it asked Congress, 30 do
that winch woul'. be an unconstitutional
with the executive power
Th" executive branch Of the govern. /
lneut, il thrv wanted the minister 70
France recalled, let them address The
President. lfirc subject is referred to
a committee, all that the committee /
ruulI ,ay would BE-. that fongrr,. bad
10 power 10 act. He wunli say nuhh.
ny about the Tat" events il France
bat he would say that the cxptri-nc. Of
To-, Ia'' halt century must lavr satisfied
every one that the people. of France
ire incapable of self governments He
renewed the motion to lay the petition
~ the table. which wa> decided IL fol.
"wS: Y"a--A'cii>un Bell. B-Irirn.
Butler, Clark, Cooper. Dnv son. Downs.
.'"yrr, G"inu, Jones Of Tenn X ng.
Mallory, NanGun, Mason, Morton,
Ku-k, Sebastian. Smith Undcrwoud.--
a.
NayS--B"rlanl, bradbury. Dodge,
II Miss, D"I.". At Iowa. Fetch, liam.
10, .Iou"- of H. Morris. Shields, sam.
lar. Wad'. Walker, Whi'cnmb IA.
Mr.. Dawson introduced II bill 10
'w"nd IT," acts r>lnh'i,hina the terri
orIal governments Of New Mexico. hy
,ros dan. for AN Increase of salary of
he Judges, AMI ON a rn")ion to rr'ct il,
20 quorum voted, when the S.ua,c aI-
DuIued.