The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-29

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In The enr Ease i ass lhr enlisgme.,
civilized Allies against civilized spep,
nol II ssssges, wilh their hnrrIble -.
ofsafsrr-a uarisre 1ilh 1lirl hsss
not conceive that The eIflzens IL e;,g
I'd Country ran have any symp,,h,.
warfare lhal USES The merrilsss -.
hawk. lhe blandy sealpins-knif. \.
torch and The fTebrand. Sir. fsaid ~
cushlng.l he people Of ms .aa -.
understand Inc horTors and alr.,eisie.
these vars. Their history i luIl a..
rifle experience ~ them. TIER al !.
blaued lhirk with thr blsrk-hnus+s ia
wrre lhe srenrs u contest 1llh II.r ~.
fearful foe.
He commended lhal II was j pslp,EA.
FiOlzlion IL treaties thus b set he d,F.,'
ent tribes u Indians against each o,b.,
On our snii: sad Inst il Was unWorlhv =
an American cnlg T-ss IN Sanction s,'p
. policy. Though the subject q As s,s.
Lie Of reflection ana remark, he ua,,.a
not Irsspass longer on lie PATIENCE Of a,
House; and would close Snh lsmsfk;a.
that he Was rsjuired IN observe ,h,, : ,
was the obslaus opinion of he wbals
Iluuse that surh investigation . was ara.
posed b. Tie resolution under dneUss,on
was deemrd proper. He then prapo,.I
To The mover lMr. Wise) to abstract ina
tie resolution Ihr oily feature which
could excite difference Ol opinion N ii :
Ilnuse, and 10 consent 10 . mo'lon Le
aas about 10 make. 10 strike ou1 thai n,o.
vision ii the resolution 10 ulaliun 10 de
election Il The proposed commune b.
ballot
Mr.. WISE hoped the gentleman from
Massachusetts would not offer that Do
position. lie explained, BY Q refer.
ence TO the lib rule oi The House. lhl, n
was not disrespecIIui to The Speaker N
propose such change in The moe of
elGcIions. That rule expressly reserves
10 ,he House the power Of choosing Ils
own committees. And there was vet
smother reason why he wished that mole
altered 10 the present case. lie did 10,
wish to be ., The head of annIher invest.
gazing snmmi,lee. lie had had enough
Oft. ....
tui, Continued Mr.. WISE. to be bid
aud candid, he preferred The ballot. in he
case proposed. because, rs he himstli
must be aware. that though The Speakers
hisposliinn may he ever so dIsinieresltd
and impartial. IL acting by himself, sIllI
he vas required, in constituting such
committees, 10 make 4" q sIoek'd pack"
lie could not help IL, il must aud would
he done. let ne tell this House icon.
unuei sir. w. ~hs, stocked commit.
zee could do. and will do whenever The
case requires. Last year he had been %
al investigating committee 10 inquire 10.
10 the alleged abuses Of The Execullse
Departments Of this Government; they
sai, and reported when they had finished.
And The majority Of that ccmmiuee well
KSuw la has been frequently scknOwl.
edged since) that the report they made
was moi written by either Of the members
Of that committee. He challenged any
man on thai committee 10 tell who penned
thai report. Ii was written by scaysE.
ger editor Of dirty print a the Norh,
brought TO this city by one Of the Repre-.
sentstives from Rhode Island (hlmssli
one Of The commilleel who fsigned SICK
ness, and s,aid in his room al home. re.
ceiEing the notes of each days proceed
ings. which were brought 10 him by Abr
jsh Mann. Of New York, and Duee j.
Pearce. of Rhode Island. the later Of
whom, he desired to thank God! was no
longer here, and deserved to be no long
e. ia the country. And yet on The stump
and in The organ OF the Administration
here, and all It's echoes, that report ha'
been ever since displayed before the pub
lie as az Offset TO that OF the minority Of
tina, committee; repor, so foil Of glsrIHs
falsehoods thar The committee which ys'
adopted ii were obliged 10 erpunge then
By vote! And now, was il TOO much q
ask, do we want any more such reports
| The hour for the consideration o.
morning business having elapsed, 'h'
house, in committee Of the whole, resum
cd the consideration Of the Deposite Post
ponement Bill. Mr.. Cambreleng rePIIe'
briefly TO the remarks of Mr.. Bell, q
! yesterday. Mr.. Underwood FOLLOWED a
length in opposition to the bill MI
Pickens moved to amend the bill so
to postpone The pa, men, Of The fourth IN
stalment TO the LIST Of January 1889, III
stead Of indefinitely. The House va
farther addressed by Mr.. Duncan OF UhlO
and MIR. Garland Of Virginia, in favor Q
the bill; and by Mr.. Biddle in opPoslfO
toit. On motion OF Mr.. LOOMS oil Uhl0
the House then adjourned.