The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-19

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"-on. 81 ihe por---e q evccuiing a Oar.
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Bot vben Congress, u,oyel b. bcne-
saisu, iupoi.e sni jos, Sense Of the righ,.
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ing 20 The states small portion Il vh4,
h'lones 70 ihein, So the benefit 81 an On
Fortunate elsss whose favor can odd no pol.
steal strength 10 at'y party she isnguage Of
The Constitution mu~ be- wres;cd frosn ils
Plaia and natural iu'fcprctln, f,r IT, de-.
feat Ia 1919, Il was CONSIDERED 10 viola.
ion u ihe Constitution, 70 besios land up.
on single State Cor establishing An Asy.
ium fof the Deaf aud D1a,b neither uas
ia l-hL The Presidents v ho gave their
sanctions 70 these bills, were uen who had
taken large part IL the formation and es.
sb.,sh-ml,,s.ni q the Government, ADD may
dersisnding ofthc Consultation as Franklin
Pierce. Ia ls5i. when donation for a
similar purpose . made impsrtailv To oil
thr S,a'es, the same sseaciy which hos
discovered the uncousinuiionality # the
Missouri Compromise. sees IN such dona.
'inns "a violation Of the terms and purposes
81 the Fedcral compact and the same
patriotism which can override the Cons,itu-
ioh ga the acquisition Of Cuba aud part
Of Mexico, has become Violently alarmed
BY tins as, and fecbly uuers It's s,pre-
tensions 10 ,ir~ Of the same hen /,
expresses ITS arm conviction that We shall
81 see the beginning Of the endi7
The nnnber Of acres Of the public lands
given away By Congacss up to September
30ih, lsSti, amounted 10 IL, l9j.gel the
number sold up to the ssmc time, was lG3.-
IWitb. Among the donations 10 indi,i.
dnsl States, were ii,4l6, AS acres for the
purposes Of Schools 49.i.I acres iur n-,.
iuins iof the Deaf aud Dumb I0.755.673
acres Tor purposes Il Internal Improve
me'ns IN Particular States 27g,7yl acres
ipf individuals snd companies; J0,s00 acres
iotsoais Of Goyernn cni ia individual States;
2i-sii,9'9 acres for Military services and
3l''e+25i acres 81 swamp lands grained
10 State. 80 the smouni Of land. given
s~ay Tar exceeds that which hiss been sold
and By FAR the larger portion Of Thu. has
bern bestowed Tor the benefit Of individuals
and corporations. and the States within
which they lir. II l. no, ull Consrss. be.
Ein' 20 show iinnsriali'y IN the dis,ubu.
uon oi,his common fund among the States.
that they are suddenly brough, up by the
Presidential Veto.