Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-05-16
CONGRESSIONAL.

Though the ,ax sill and the subject OF
coutiscaiins rebel property are yet in the
congressional hopper, and out OF sight most
Of the time. enough appears to indicate that
both of them will get through the mill in
the r1arsa Of the summer. How much bran
and how much good -four W II be- the result.
OF whether the entire grist viii NC spoiled in
the s'indln,, We mu-t wait 10 zee -ls IA
uentlY as We can. There Is no immediate
prospect Of an adjournment OF Congress -
Some time az the House VERY uuwsely We
thoushp passed a Joint resolution to adjourn
On the 18th OF May. On Monlay IN the
Senate Mr.. DAVIS Of Ky. c.llcl up the roso-
linton, and proposed to amend bv fixing TIL
lay OF adjournment at the u day oi June
but the resolution WIS laid on the table -
Mr.. DAVIS took the OCCASION g. ut.rr ab,l-
lirpic against the majority
Mr.. DAVIS said there was a sr at d.r-er Of too
much iesislat on great deal Of the iecis'atioi
had been OF the most mischievCas character and
he wanted to set an early dsy for the al, urnnaeni
80 We could not rass any more such acts You
have passed measures at this season which ave m.
constitutional ami inieuitous, and unvise, and
~hich will be resisted By The whole white populs.
ion Of Kentucky and such as will couasei nv
people to re Jet by cry mode cf rssistaa,a they
device.
Mr. Wis c.llei him 10 OF der f., utter
ing treasonable sentiments on the fi95r Of the
Senate. wh'ch led TO some sharp remark. M..
DAVIS sand his language Was mista,ei Mr..
!" lisop read 1t as takeu down by reporter.
aud gave Mr.. Davis talk which he I'll not
he likely to frset vely soon. 81 D.7i.
MOI bod h. ori.In4l s'stemaut res .sssn.
TALLY
NJ. FsssEspEs .a'd that the senator f,o. Ic,.
tucky had given them advice as 20 wha, M.
they should pursue and the evil conseauence IF ~
toll wing his advice but. after all, be turros.o
10 y 'rity would dtciie, and he though; the sen.
a.or from Kentucky would submit. lie (Fessen-
den) id no; attach 70 much Importance to ahat
the Senator salt shout resis.arc-" g. of
course he did not moan 70 counsel armed ,ss;st
4nce =; once, and that ovsTy citizen i.il, res,,
Tor thst is r5te Ii n.
M DAVIS sad he would only council IL, ,,u.
rion az last resort.
Sir. FEsssSrsx 'aiI fis un.e'iei the rso,,la |
- S'an' " ~ long a. IeTahie, thai Has EaoI i'd
NC ua '1e var tae senator meant Has evident |
" "r ct Wcris- That We alre ny had on e. |
~ o.! "hiea vas Nc sreeaoie to the Senator, |
i i Il" "ou'i e3-hsei me- friends not e. trouble |
"S'i-7e-'es UAr! dSot' lhat
Ia tie House the cons nj, r.t,,r If RI, tl |
,,,;-t.;..
~ 1"O-iS'i"i slavery Wherever the Hatic'a /
j. .veTnInsnt has sytiusiva Jurisdiction q, .,..
-,
~
Mr. FIsHEH iDeID spoke IN favor of "a. all.
shment OF sliveTy in the Border states in scc.,5-
iuc, with tie Recommendation IF The Presi!c-.
'ut 70 cary cut THIS aeLcfcent measure rsr-I.
mn mus; no Iuu into the madness and uI,rai IN
# sbCll;ionisn lie de i-ai tie, his native safe
Delawsrtl who BE- here rcgrcseuted. sin,,r,
axe thus step IN the Iua1on of characterization. M
hPected gentlemen to avoid eAreme !eyjsi.ii, n.
Nj, LoyEJcr (Iil.) n,Gifed the bill "a llovs.
IL the end that ire dom may he and remain for
Vet IT, am sme'tsl law q the land. an. IN ali
lace Dat..ev p. G.. - 70, 1t iics within the
'"~tF . !.t.'- i.., g.. t tl.- DO; ih. ..,.,p.
net; q thu ri-,' -;+-. ,.t,- =, go. tt-..
ore