The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22

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NJ. Adams. relalise 70 ibe correspond
ence on me subject Of ihe boundary be-
tween the United States and Mexico; and
> cession Of Texas 70 the U. States, was
taken NJ and agreed 70.
The resolution Offered By Me-. Adams,
calling Tor any correspondence which may
have passed between The Government Of
The United States, and ihat Of Texas. in
relation TO the annexation Of Texas 70
the Union, being under consideration,
Mr.. Holsey moved to amend by insert
ing the usual restriction. IS if not incOm-
pasihle with the public interest,"" which
Vas agreed 10, and the resolution was
adopted. ~~ -
The resolution Of NJ. Adams, calling
for information relative TO the dispute
with Il. Britain on the subject Of the
North Western boundary, was agreed 10,
with an amendment suggested by Mr..
Howard, embracing the correspondence
relative to the sEgressions on the rights
of the people Of the United States in the
disputed territory.
On motion OF Mr.. Adams, a resolution
was adopted calling on the Secretary Of
State fur copies Of all the laws Of the Sc
seral >tstes. authorising the suspension
Of specie payments.
TnuIsday, September a.
In Senafe.--Mr. Wright, from the
somm,nee of finance, reported the fol-
lowing bills. which were severalIy read
and ordered tn second reading:
l. A bull 10 authorize goods aud mer-
chsndize TO be deposited in the public
stores.
This bill suihorizes the deposit uf
ga"ds IN the public stores. under the re-
quisIie precsulIons, allowing them TO be
transported 70 other districts. or to be ex-
ported. on certain conditions; 10 he sold if
requisite, at the rnd Of three years, so far
as to pay the duties, storage. and other
necessary expenses.
. ? A bill imposing additional duties,
as repositories, in certain cases, on pub
lie officers.
This bill provides for the receiving
and sare keeping Of the public revlnue.
by lhr various receiving officers, pos.mas-
T tiers. &C.. until regularly called for by
the Department.
3. A bill To revoke the charters Of such
banks 10 the Dirtrict Of Columbia. as
shall not resume specie payments in a
specified time; and for the suppression
OF small notes in the District.
| The bin to postpone the payment OF
the fourth instalment Of the depusites to
the states, was taken up and amended.
and ordered 10 third reading--yeas %,
nays IS.
| IN he House Of Representatives., me-
MORALS were presented from New York,
Ohio, Alabama, Missouri and Florida,
praying for the incorporation Of a Nation
al Bank.
| Mr.. Biddle and NJ. Jenifer presented
petitions. aud Mr. Mcclure presented a
memorial Of inhabitants al the 'ommon-
wealth Of Pennsylvania. praying for an
appropriation of sufficient sum for the
removal Of free nergoes and nanumil,ed
slaves TO Africa.
Mr.. Cambrelcng. from the committee
| of WAYS and me ms, reported "a bill au-
thorizing further postponcment of the
payment of duty bonds and for other pu-
; poses"
/ = f.r S"n'enhrr IS
In Senate.--The bill to postpone the
f00rIh Ilstaimen, Vt the dapoSiies la the
, states was read hird time and passed.
yeas %, nays l7--and sent 10 the House
: Of Representatives Cor concurrence. The
following are the yeas and nays on the
| question::
Kas-Messrs. Allen. Benton, Black,
Brown. Buchanan. Calhoun, CLAY Of
Alabama, Fulton, Grundy, Hubbard. King
If Alabama, Knight. Linn, Mexican,
Morris, Niles, Pierce, Rives, Ruane,
| Robinson, Ruggles, Sewer, Smi,hof Con-
nec1cut, Strange, Walker, Wall, Will
Iiams. Wright
Nays---Messrs Bayard, Clay Of Ken
lucky, Clayton. Criueuden, Davis, Kent,
Lyon, Norvell, Preston, Robbins, Smith
of Indiana. Soutbard, Swift, Tallmadge,