Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-15
Exciting Senatorial Debate.


AshiN'i"Nf ".nN'f N.I'" A.
Nltr 7'm' PiVil"in"lF business VT HOW
moved to proceed t' inc erection o' '''hulhs com
mitiee-, Mhich was asIetu t''
/ Mr.. schun moved 90 postpone lurthcr consul
| Grafton OF the committees uhtil tomorrow.
| Adiysion ON Mr.. schuH motion resulted 81
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ine question recurring ou tHt At 'lt'h OF i.'
I resolution ME ochui1 eApi'inel Iio rt'-'n- i3
which ne moved q po.tpohemenL ne sAll lnal d
was wei! known I'd tuc country tI't tltI' wore
cetWih "l,i-I ''iN''l7 M'lN I'-Ain '' '.' Nll'I
ment OF these committees now submitted % th'
senate anu ms lh'tloh WIS mau' WIN we lu''N
Hon 1I Trying lHe ll't cNA"ee ID Ie'on,.e lie''
uisAsrecmehi@, un' l' prevent que '7-''Ie 'A'Iic
lheht that hl4hl grow out 'l ll. l1e ~ '.an''
iAd been denied ana thc resolution ul MI Howe
was now neloio lho senate TOT uclilc' lt"'uN
/ 'c n'ticeu ih thit resolution thHt "a c"'ns'
some importance n"u uc,h maze NJ the np'tlAh
committee oh l'iel-h Ita,lon7' A"e l"le 'Hall
man. we senator from Mas'"9 u-ett-' was nh
personal iflenl hnl' Whi'o bounl % him o{ in
umate PERSONA ItihtlNusf hI i'chutH) c'uld shy
al tie same time lh"t were thnsc personal ltA
ions other"lse thn friendly hi- Judgment on
the question WOMB NOT ne wleiel. ne thoush H
that he spoke the unanimous sentiment ul th'
senate ana De Woull 80 lurlher ana say tlht ht
spoke the unanimous sentiment Of the country
when he asserted That the duties de'olvng upon
inc chairman ul Tue senate committee ON lJrcig
relations had been iuihIlcl by the senator from
Massachusetts, with great credit o. himself ape
tne committee ana with general satisfaction g
the country mat gentleman was looked upon
I ln the senate US tue member OIL the COMMITTEES
/ WHO, uy study ana trimming was most emlncutl
litcl to iiil just that position, above all others
ine resolution su'-ti'uiel in the place ol tla
senator tne senator rom fcnnsyI'lnHl Wh'
WINS not now ln his sent (Mr tumcr0n,) who's
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nod.
IL u.,r. said tt,,t =, 5.c.-o,.. D., .f... ,.,i.
of courtesy which he had s,upbt IN mako m,
rule of his iile. he would make a civil answer IN
riyH ,',e,,;nr H.. ,y,iI IrioaS ~, ,t. w., ~
,5ns =, far ~ he knew them and he ,srt,ioi,
knew then, nd we'll os any senator \, orestio-
hod been raised as /, he abilitv or tbe Seneto
from Massachusetts and mo- pretensi5n hal b,cr
made that he was surpassed In onv re.ncet b,
the rcntleman propos6d b succeed him Int +
was known 10 thoie who prop5.ej the ebang,
that tbo personal relation. cxi.tinr between NJ.
senator from Massachusetts, and he President o
tbe -nited State. and tbe head or tLc s.,te H.
partment, were such as 10 preclude all social in
tercourse between them. Ia brief his inlormn
tion was. that the senator from Nasslcbu-ett
had refused 10 hold.per,onal intercourse with th
Secretary of State
Mr. simmer" Just the contrary
Mr. Howe. continuing without n5ticin, the fe
mark And that the Senator does not hold 90,