The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-13


|l'e question being on the notion Of SIR.
Pickens u reconsider he vote By which
the bill vas last night ordered 70 q third
reading. Alter some further debsle the
QUESTION Was aiken. and the motion 10 re-
consider prevailed BY vote II9 70 81.
Mr.. PIckens then moved his smend-
meni 10 limit The pOsspOnemeni 10 the Isl
Of January. 1899.
Several other amendments were oieF-
ed. bul without success.
The question on Mr.. Pickens's amend
ment was lhen taken, and carried-ayes
$50. nays 90.
The bin as amended was ordered 10 .
third reading BY vote Of lis TO los; and
was finally read a third time and passed,
and the house adjourned, al II o'clock at
night.
Saturday. September 80.
In Sersats.-Mr. Buchanan presented
several petitions from Pennsylvania. re-
monssraling against the admission Of Tex
a..
Mr.. Preston rose 10 protest against the
mpr=sslOa golng abroad. IN consequence
OF the silence Of the Southern Senators.
that they intended 10 permit this question
TO GO BY default. tie had several petit
lions IN his possession. winch h. had re-
Trained from offering. because there was
an understanding thai nothing but the
special business ri the session vas 20 be
AMENDED 20. He wished il then IN be
generally understood that the southern
representatives. intended 10 dlsallOw the
prayers Of these petitions; and he p!edg-
ed himself thai whenever parliamentary
forms would permit. he would introduce
a proposition which would have the ef-
Iecl &c M, only bringing Congress TO a
decision. but would test. in the strongest
manner, the public opinion on the sub
jest
The Senate then again took up the
Sub-Treasury bill, and Mr. Preston re-
sumed the floor in continualion Of the re-
marks commenced yesterday, and spoke
about three hours IN reply to his col
league mir. Calhoun.l and other men,
bers who had advocated The sUb-lreasury
bill. and hard money system.
Mr. Brown followed. in a speech Of
about al hour, in support Of the bill.
The bill was then. BY general consent,
laid aside, and The bill pos,foning the
. pa, ment If the fourth iRsialment OF the
deposile with the states was taken up.
and the amendment OF the House post
poning the payment TO the let day Of
Jsnusn 1899. was agreed to-yeas 30,
nays 2.
Mr.. Grundy. from the cOmmitte on the
judiciary. reported bill 10 regulate the
fees 10 the extension Of Merchants bonds.
This bill limits the lee TO fee dollars IN
all cases. Ordered 10 second reading.
In the House Of Representatives.. me-
MORALS were presented. but moi in such
numbers as heretofore, against The annex
alton oi Texas TO the Union. and against
slavery and the slave trade in the District
OF Columbia.
The resolution of Mr.. Toland calling
for the correspondence between the Sc
crelary Of the Treasury and Banks or in
dl,iduals respecting the issue Of rreasu-
r. notes, was agreed to.
The resolution reported from the COM
ni!Iee of ways and means, declaring
that the establishment of National
Bank is inexpedieni, was again taken up,
and Mr. Sergeant spoke one hour upon
the subject, without concluding.
The orders we're taken up. and the
House went into committee on the nIll
from the Senate TO authorize the issue Oi
Treasury Notes.
A discussion Of some length occurred
on the proprie,y Of q bill Of this kind
coming from The Senate: the CONSTITUTIONS
requiring that I'll money bills mus, orig
maze IN the House. To avoid this difii
euliy the Srrste's bull was laid by, ant
the House hin taken up.
After brief speech, dr. Cambreleng
moved 20 ar.nd The hiIl bv striking OU
all alter the enac.ing clanse, and ilsertIne
the provisions of The Serale's bull.
NJ. Rhen Of S e moved an amend
meai, me OBJECT If which was t. MAKE
the bills To BE- issued receivable IN pay
menl Of pubIic dues, instead OF being re
imbursabe a, the end Of one year from
da'o; and supported ms amendment b,
an animated and highly Impsssione'
speech.
Mr.. Bell made some remarks, ate
which The House adjourned. ..~
Mo .das Ortober Q
In Senaie.-'rbe Snb-Treasury bill be
ing resumed, Mr. Preston gave motto,
that when in order, II was his intention
to move an amendment To the bill pend
ing before the Senate. making the stat
banks special Repositories of the accru
ing revenues of the Government.
was his intention to offer such an amend
meni. whatever might be the result o