The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16
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~ uuan fl0ustss xnA mas 01u0ilcxx re-
reissd the Presidents Official spprovsi.
u ~ss passfd on the 30lh. ull. and from
an innmalion IN the Globe ~e presums
that The President wss holding /, over lill
The 4lh. so az % deseersie that day. by
signing q declaration Of Exeeuiiss Iads-
prudence an The people. Ssbsequeas 20
The date af our larl nniice M-ss. Cooper,
Hand. DAVIS. Hubbard. Danean, and
Jones. supported The bill; and Msssrs.
Campbell 81 Tenn. Reed Morgan. Hill
Of Va. Crsbb. cnuenden. and Psofii,
opposed %. The commiilss Of the
Whale finally rose. on Manday night,
and reported The bill 10 he House, when
Mr. Vsnsierpoel Immediately moved The
Pfesious Question. shlrh pIeeludes Tor.
iher debate. The bill wss then ardsrsd
10 be Rad . inisd liase. Yeas l23. Nays
los. |, was read. the question being.
Shall The bill pass! about twenty mem.
bers commended for The floor. shIeh was
ablsined by Mr. Graham Of N. G.. and
was follossd by Mr. HAYES on the same
side. Mr.. Vanderpool' sgsin moved The
Previous Question. when the bill was
passed. by vote Of 1914 10 lO7:
The foliowing members were absent:
Nc. llOssid Of Ind. The only sbsenies
shs would have voted for the bill; and
and Messrs. Iasrence. 8. Williams. An
dsrson. CROWN. Granger, Fisher. Wise,
Brown. deed, and Slorrs, resigned. ~ho
would have vote against IL. 1.-THE House
had been foil, iheriore the vo.s ~onld
have been. Tor The bill I25. sgainsi IL ll6.
Add The Speaker Cor The bill: Though our
letters assure us that IL 10 BY no nssns
certain that would have voted Tor %, I
and u mskes 1875 10 lis. Deduct the
s illegal vo,es from New Jersey. and
add that number TO the votes against the
bill. and u makes l2l TO I2I. The bill
could NOT have been passed by msiori-
~. bui Tor The illegal Nes Jersey vsles.
This accounts fsr The sudden and sio-
lent manner IN uhlch they sere ihrus,
into the seats.
Me. Hopkins OF Va. Who voted far the
bill. Vas eleelsd ss iis compromising
oPpoae1i. having so,ed sgsins, IL for
three sessions in succession.
Mr Shepard Of N. e., who voted for
il, wroie 10 ihs Editor Of The Nesbern
Spectator. in 1889. . We begin 10 fear
ina, The Sub-Tfessury bill viii be pass-
al. Ji does. the people may lock eui
for uidespread desoldiion,"
Mr, Fisher. sfier seeoun,ins ss,isfse.
lo'iiy for HE absence, says. d" intended
TO vote against The bill. no, becuse I be.
hevsd il irsugh. with The evils that many
suppose. but loo the reason ,ha, had go
declared 10 my eens,iluIenis when scsn.
dIdsIe bef.Is them"
The question now being on the tile
Of the bull. Mr.. Cooper Of Pa. moved
to strike osi the prescn. lille and insert
"a bin 10 reduee The uaiue Of property.
the products Of The farmer. aud The wa
ges ofihs iaborer; 10 destroy The indebi.
Ell portion Of che community. and 10
piaUe the Treasury Of ihe nation IN the
hands Of the Prssideni." Mr. Cush.
ing moved TO make IL, IAN sct 90 enable
The public mousy 70 be drawn from The
Treasury ~nhou. appropriations made by
law" Mr. &. SAID The bill had been
passed under fitting eircums.ancss--as
the sun was abou, 10 set in dsrkness;-
but q dawn was soon 10 follow. in shich
the prosperity Of tho nation would again
appear under better sad brighter auspi.
ces. Mr. Pickens rose under very great
eIeitment. expressing his exul..,iou that
al length the country was TO be emanci'
pa,ed from the ihraldom Of ths, conspirs.
cy ofassocia,ed wealth which had for 40
years been urampling IL in the dust. Aud
now. when this glorious act was about
to be contaminated. the discontinued
Opposition reured reluctantly from the
prey whose warm blood they had been
tapping. grinding their teeth in dissp-
pUlutsd rage. The speaker called Mr..
T.. TO order; bu, cries were heard from
all sides, "l.et hun 90 on.--onIy give Us
leave 10 answer" The confusion vas
exceedingly great; The aisles we're filled
wnh members on their feet, crowding
round The seat Of Mr.. Cushing. close
10 which Mr. p. had approached when
he commenced spesking. Mr.. Pickens
went on. bu. loudly - he spike. he
was scarcely in.slligible. lie said. this
was not The last &C. Of The drama: no. j.
vas the FRS, act there wers great and
uiierior measures still behind. of far
greater importance CCriss of "Yss,
we know u; direct Idraiion for one !']
Mr.. p. closed q very excited and exc,..
ing speech. by demanding the previous
question. which prevented oil reply! 10
an instant the Hall was filed with q
oomms.lon such a. had not been Wit
messed since The scenes al the com.
nsncemenl Of the session. Cries OF
There! that's the ehivslry! South Co.
rol,na eh,vslsyl make q speech and then
move the previous question:" Mr.. Stan.
Iy said, "Sou.h Carolina ehivslry 10 dead