The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22

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Tussday. Decsmbes -
n ne Senate. he ill sashorzing he
President 70 cause the public vessels 70
cruise % the coast during lhs winter sea-
son. fos he relief of vessels in distress,
was reported from he counties On NJ
val sGair~. and ordered 10 be engressed
Tor third reading.
In The Houss Of Representatives. Mr.
Adaas presented . pesiIinn. praying Tor
me sbalilion Of slavery and The slave
trade n the distreI of G,,lumbia. and
moved that il and the petitions presented
by himself and colleagues ~ ihs late sPe-
eial session on the sane subject. embrse-
ing upwards of $1,000 signers. be refer
red 10 The committee 90 The district of To-
lumbia, wiih instructions 10 consider and
report thereon.
Mr.. Wise moved 10 lay thai motion IN
the table: whieh question was decided BY
yeas and nays-yeas l35. nsys 70.
Mr.. Adams presented seseral other peli-
iions on the same subject. and the cues.
ton Of reception being raised. Was de-
eided in the affirmslise--yess isi. nays
90.
On this question the vote af The Norih
Carnlina delegation were a. follows:
For rscepiiOn.-Messrs. M'ksy and 4.
II. Sheppard.
.fgaiasf reception. -Msssrs. Deberry,
! J. Graham. Hawkins. Montgomery.
: Reneher, G.. Shepard, Slsnly, and VIII
liams.
| .ibsmf.-Messrs. Bynum. Conner,
and Sawyer.
"Wednesday, o csmber 70,
| IN the Senate. Mr.. King introduced
bill 10 authorize The employment of boys
in The marine service: Mr. Clay, bill To
extend the privilege Of copy right 10 70
reign sulhsrs in certain causes; which
were twice read and referred.
Mr.. Wright, from the committee On
Finance, reported bill 70 restrain the
issue Of bank bills in the disIrIci of
Columbis. Of denominations less Than
five dollars.
4 The bill authorizing the establishment
of coa., relief squadron, was read third
time and passed.
| The House Of Representative, proceed
cd 10 the consideration nf the motion made
By Mr.. Adams yesterday. 10 refer certain
memorials presented ~ the present and
late session Of Congress, by himself and
colleagues, against the annexation Of Tex
rs. to a select committee.
The question pending was the motion
Of Mr.. Howard, To refer them 10 the
committee on foreign affairs.
Mr.. Adams addressed The House q,
length in support Of his motion and
against the reference proposed by Mr..
Howard. because the subject did M. be.
long 10 that committee. and for the
further reason that they were slready
committed &c ms, the prayer of the Pc
| tiionPTs, iwn-,hirds Of them. six nut Of
the n'ne, being slave-holders. Mr.. A..
addressed the House al length on the
subject generally, being several times
called 10 order BY the Chair. and Messrs.
Legare. Pelrikeu. Snyder. and Rhelt.
when, having taken his seat. he moved
for leave To pruceed. and asked fnr the
yeas and nays, which were ordered.
The objections were then Withdrawn, aud
Mt. A. concluded his remarks.
! The grounds upon which Mr.. Snyder
called the gentleman from Massachusetts
TO order. were for referring 10 the death
uG LoSejoy. aud accusing the people Of
Alton as guilty Of murder and arson.
! Mr.. Snyder demanded. Of the Speaker.
whether he would be permitted to answer
the remsrks made by the gentleman from
Massachusetts, arraiguing the conduct Of
the people Of Alton, charging them with
murder and arson. If he (Mr. ST. was
permitted TO answer them, he would
give his consent for he gentleman to
proceed, but il not, he was. in justice TO
his constituents, bound TO call him TO
order.
The Chair remarked, tina, any reply
In remarks made Dui Of order would, OF
itself, be out OF order.
Mr.. Adams, al this stage, asked leave
, of The House TO proceed, stating iha, he
would no. again refer to Lovejoy, and
demanded the yeas and nays, which
having been ordered
Mr.. Snyder Withdrew his objection.
! after the avowsi al the gentleman from
Massachusetts that he would not again
advert To The subject.
| Mr.. Wise then moved to lay the mo-
tion Of reference and the petitions them.
selves on The table.
| Mr.. Rhetl and Mr.. Dawson severally
appealed 10 Mr.. Wise to withdraw the
mutton, but he declined.
Mr.. Grennell then asked for the yeas
and nays, which were ordered, and were:
Il yaaa 10T aa.. Ga