The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

had uifcRlf tffh mAHifrffhs W.
time last yrsr sccoanis Of accidents lad
been revived by Nhich i've hundred
.mul. hsd l--cn hurried into eternity.
Thi. gratifying result was produced by
The care and attention nccvsssrj for n
compliance with tbs. law.
a number Of reports were msde
.u,ong them one bs Mr. Understood on
the memorial. piaying the substitution
Of arbitration for war in cases Of nai'on-
al differences. with RESOLUTION r,com-
intending that in future treaties siih for
eigp powers clause be inserted To sub
nit all Difficulties Of this nature to arbi-
trniion.
The Senate then resumed the consid-
Grafton II the Pacific Railroad bill.
The amendment Of Mr. Weller pend
ing nj The adJournmen, yesterday, was
agreed to.
Mr. Seward moved to amend the bill
by proSiiing that for 80 far ~ any part
Of the road may be constructed within
the limits Of any State beyond the Mis-
issippi. the Postmaster General shall
contract with said State for the Transport
tation u the mail over such part OF the
road, At n rate not exceeding 5000 per
mile per annum. for fifty years. lie mr.
gently pressed the passage of Tic bill,
for which he was prepared 10 vote in
any shape lis friends might place il.
Mr. Hunter moved that the bill be
laid on the table Lost, by yeas 70,
NAYS 80.
A general debate ensucd rs to whclh-
sr the bill was dead or noi--whether II
was Killed by the amendment restrict
ing the money 10 whether
that amendment was or was not in ac-
cordance with tho principles Of the dem
ocraiic party, &c. &c.
Mr. Gwin supported the amendment.
II it were adopted he had some hope of
the bill.
MIR Rusk supported the amendment,
but still thought the bill was dead, and
had been so since Saturday night. This
was the age of spirits it was not the
bill but its spirit that was occupying the
time Of the Senate, and which had come
back to create n rapping and knocking
in the Senate.
The debate was continued until four
o'clock, when Mr. Badger said there
could be no doubt Of the death of the
bill, and he thought the least the SEN
ate could no in honor Of its memory,
was to adopt the same proceeding al
ways adopted when the death Of mem
Der Of Congress was announced-io
nsw adjourn.
CIR Douglass demanded the yeas and
., W, designing to reply 10 the uniound-
MISREPRESENTATION Of the bill as it
now stood.
The question was taken, and the
Senate, by yeas 30 TO nays | . adjourned.
HousE.-The House agreed to the
resolution providing for binding the
maps accompanying the report Of the
Superintendent Of the Coast Survey,
and those which accompany the report
Of the Secretary of the Treasury on the
subject Of the British North American
colonies.
The House resumed the consideration
OF the bill establishing reciprocal free
trade with the British provinces on Ger.
tain conditions.
Mr.. Fuller resumed his remarks from
former day, saying the friends Of tho
bill argue in its behalf on the grount
that 1t will promote the manufacturing
and railroad interests. 1t is TO ope
rate on the trndr brtween the Unitct
States and the British provinces, which
amounted last year to SIG 100000. ii,
did not deny that the British free trad,
project will operate favorably on thu
manufacturing interests, the cities, an,
railroads. On the other hand, il is self
evident it will operate injuriously on tn,
interest which he more Immediately rep
rcsents. Il is for Congress TO determine
whether the gain will warrant the sacri
fee and WHO'S to be the victim. ii,
then referred 10 the provisions of ,h,
bill under consideration, and the ques
tons which they were designed to al
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