The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02
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-Tur BosroS Rtor.--Ha sliacion,
May 2sA NJ Faulkner asked leave 10
oa'r ,hs flBoeiuc rcsoiuuon;--
"Thai the Commiioc on the Judiciary
be instructed to inquire into the causes Of
the death Of Jamcs Baeheldcr, Deputy
Marshal Of the United States. who, }, is al.
legged. was murdered IN Boston on Friday
last. While engaged la enforcing law Of
the Union against violent and reasonable
mob and, if they find that he was Killed,
as reported, while ia The performance Of
patriotic duiy, and has len widow aud
children, tina, the Committee be further
instructed to report a bin making some lib
eral provision for their rchcf'
Mr.. Dean objected, saying It was mat
ter which belonged TO the Executive. Let
him enforce the laws.
Mr.. Faulkner moved a suspension Of the
rules. Question taken. Icas-55, NAYS
81 No quorum.
Mr Leicher moved tia, the House ad-
journ. Not carried.
The Speaker counted the House, saying
quorumis now present, there being l20
members in attendance.
The question was again taken on Mr..
Faulkner's motion, and 1t was negatiycd.-
Yeas-j0, Nays-65.
Mrs Robinson, who was on trial at
Troy, n. Y, last week, for murder, was
found guilty by the Jury. Sentence defer
red for the defence to take proper steps for
review.
James Wilson, at Boston, was con-
yictcd Of murder on Saturday, and on Mon
day sentenced to be hung. He is to be
confined to hard labor one year and then
to be hung at the order of the Executive.
.-BosToN, Monday, April 29th--5 p. NJ.
4 petition TO Congress, for the repeal Of
the Fugitive slave law, was placed in the
Exchange Reading Room to-day, and has
already received large number of sigma
lures, embracing many wcll-known mer-
chants, who in the case ofthe fugitive Sims
were among the most prominent and active
upholders of the law.
There is deep feeling in the commun-
ity against the rendition of Burns, which
is controlled only by respect for the laws of
the land.
John w. Dewey and T.. II. Stoughton
have been appointed to the Military school
at West Point, from Vermont.
The Editor of the " Y. Times will
receive voluntary contributions of money to
relieve the pccuniary embarrassmens of the
family of Prof Batter.
Matt Ward has returned to Louisville
-. lac wii pc driyen nom 1t.
The Louisville Democrat, defending
its fearless and consistent course in the
Ward matter, suys:--
Kentucky is our own native home, and
with all her faults, we love her still and
she needs not ilattery, but truth from her
sons. Her escutcheon is smeared with in
nocent blood. She protects the strong, not
the weak; the guilty, not the innocent
Kentucky justice has become proyerb and
by-word. We shall not keep silent for
the sake Of fine mansions and fiowcr-pots.
If Kentucky justice remains by-word nd
private and popular vengeance is left to
redress the wrongs of the weak against the
powerful; if We are to be handed over to
anarchy, IT shall not be our fault"
"A NUr FOR Harry HrnBAKp TO
oRAcK.-A correspondent Of the Ports
mouth Chronicle shows up in true ligbt
the course Of Harry Hubbard, the only mem.
Der from New Hampshire who voted for
the Infamous Nebraska bill. lie SAYS il is
a matter of record in the n. IL. Senate in
ISIS, that Mr.. IIibbard advocated and vol
ed for resolution which passed unani-
mously:-
THAT we are IN favor of the passage
ola law by Congress .forera prohibiting
.SaUe1y in New Mexico and California and
ALL OTHER Territories now acquired by
the United States, in which slavery does
exist at the time Of such acquisition"
Buy BRornrR.-The ~ Y. Times
of Tuesday, says:--
I'VE understand that Rev. DR.. Pennipg-
ton has received letter from Mr.. Grove.
the owner Of his brother, who was recently
taken back from this City, Offering to sell
him II he desires 70 buy him, and saying
that he viii await a reply from him before
selling him to the dricers. lie does not
name any price,
The ferry bridge at IIo5oken broke
down on Sunday, and many persons were
seriously injured.
The New Bedford Mercury ssys.-
Loyalty, in the dialect Of slavery means
creeping and cringing and crawling and
eating dirti patriotism mcans-silence IN
DER injury compromise -perfidy on
one side and Submission on the other and
democracy pure and unauthorized Is only
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