Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-21

ouuSf bucSd ClICutnbI6nCcS AZ tney now
exist, q majority Of your committee be.
lleve that the ,pssSy repeal Of tie Ha6sas
C@ps1 Act ~l aford az tie svISsass Of ssb'
mn''rsssa tAai ne most rs5ia s!aesbo@dws
sog!d .ctsh. t 1 'f.
A majority OF your committee regret
to say that one OF their number is
"Hoe1y he'd" and will not join as In this
report, but 1t Is some pleasure to them
TO be able to add that they have, Spiked
his guns" 30 that he will not "hre or
any minority report. .EE -.
All OF which Ia respectfully submitted.
PIrxR FLusK, for committee,
Mr. Farrabout moved that the report
be laid upon the table, and one thousand
copies be ordered to be printed for clrcu.
lation In the south.
Mr. Straitahsad moved that the report
and motion to print be laid .ndv The
table, which was carried.
The following communication was
laid before the House by the Speaker:
MoNrpRLrRR, Oct. 81, 1851.
To the Hon. Charles Il. Field, Speaker Of TIA
Third Hots,s: 1
DEAR S1R,-It becomes my painful
duty TO inform you that sundry MEM
beers OF the lower Houses, have complain
ed to me that was harboring in the
Library room, pestilent body, calling
themselves the Third House that amused
the visitors in the Library and the "rest
OF mankind" st the expense OF their
Houses - that the bodies to which
they belonged were extremely annoyed
by the manner in which the said Third
House, showed up" the incapacities,
follies and absurdities OF their Houses,
land that they saw no other way to be
revenged upon the Third House, except
TO prevent their holding their sessions in
the Library room. The undersigned,
therefore, respectfully and with great
grief Inform your Honor and the House
over which you preside, that the wrath
of the Lower Houses is excited against
you, and that II you would not ipjure
your humble servant (who Is your most
profound admlrer) you will adjourn
your sessions to some other place. Per-
init me to inquire In the expressive Ian.
guage of the great Latin poet--Tastoons
Ghinsts eoelestibHs iras which means, being
interpreted, Vhai ~ the deuce IS tor,
among the seHllio..s IN the kitchen l am m
profoundly mortified to make thisc
munication, and therefore remain, yeg.
in sackcloth and ashes, - d.
.a ave-, The LIBRARIAN
And the said communication haviL.
been read, MIR Fearoftrouble moved tia
when the House adjourns, 1t adjourns
meet in No. 7, not because the Thir'
House fears the two Lower Houses, b
han Ia 10
modious place for the meetings Of the
Third House.
Mr. Properesentment introduced the
following resolutions:
Rssolvsa, That the Sergeant at Arms be
directed to purchase and present to the
members OF the two Lower Houses who
have interfered in this matter, q copy OF
a work well adapted to their wants, en-.
titled "Hish Lifs below stars" ...,
Which resolutions were read and
passed, and SAINT Valentine Of Moosala-
moo City was appointed committee to
draw up protest. .g, ...,.ea.-s..-.
Iowa We have the official vote of
lows, except on Governor and Lieuten-
ant Governor. The majority, however,
for Merrill, the Republican candidate for
Governor, Is q, 496. The vote will not
! be canyassed until the meeting Of, the
/ Legislature. The following Is the vote
for the other State officers: Judge of the
Supreme Court - Beck (Republicanl,
90,l73; Craig (Democrat) .5S,443. Beck's
majority, 3L780. Attorney General
O'Oonnor (Republican), S84l9; Barker
(Democrat), 54,294. O'Connors major
ity, 34,ll5. Superintendent Of Public
nstruction-Wells Republican,, IS, 229;
Fisher (Democrat), 6o.ss6. Wells major.
ity, 24,Sl3. The average Republican
majority in the State is 2o,72S. .sar
RESULT or THE LATE ELEorIoSs.-
"yan" writes to the Springfield Repub-
licap, from Washington, as follows, rel
alive to the way the result OF the recent
elections Is viewed at the national cap
ital r" | 10 sraan ..5 gya1I
Members Of Congress are coming in
slowly. II Is amusing to notice how
differently Republican members view the
recent elections. Schenck and Logan,
who are here, attribute our defeats to
the failure OF the Thirty.ninth Congress
to impeach the President. Others say
1t is because such men as Stevens we're
leaders In Congress. There is great
danger that the two wings of the Re-
publican party in Congress will quarrel
this winter, over impeachment and equal
suffrage bills. If this is the case the
Democrats boast that they can walk
over the course next year" " - r0.s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has Just voted
for a Convention, and a dispatch to
Memphis paper assures us that the yeas
have it by large majority. About
four-flrths Of the registered vote was
cast. Fl ~ -... FL" ~" ID" a'-"t'& IF"
PRoFITs OF CoTroS RAlsIsG.-An ex-
Major. Geners in our armies, and present
cotton planter of Georgia, resident in
Ohio, writes that the cotton crop Of the
South, instead of being worth Il cents
per pound TO the proc ucer, as estimated