The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25


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geiiief siih The approval. Il any. Of he
gsdemeni o. The court BY lhs Secretary
Of the May; lhs remoasirsness. In sns.
81 he said Lisuiensal Haos. addressed
% ihe PEssiden, n the Unilsd STATES; and
az ihe proceedings Of The Executive
thereon.
This resolution. under ihe controlling
inapeaee II the presioas QUESTION. (mos-
cd BY Me-. Wise. was adopted.
The sub-Hsssury bill Vas then taken
up. and he discussion was continued %.
III near two o'clock. ~hsn there being
no quorum present. The house look The
usual recess. Afisr The recess The dis
eussion vas resumed. and continued un-
al six o'clock.
Monday. Jane IS.
Mr.. Jones mored that the rules be sus-
pended 10 receive . motion that the
house now 60 into a eomni,lee Of the
whole on The state or the union.
Mr. Wise appealed 10 his colleague 10
allow him 10 Offrr a resolution fixing .he
day Of adjournment on The Ilih Of July.
Ccries Of No, no. lslus gel tie bill sal
6ssi.
Mr.. Jones declined. The rules were
then suspended-yeas 81. nays 43-sna
The house went into committee Of the
whole on The state Of The union, and took
up the sub treasury bill.
Mr.. Pope Of Ky. addressed the COM
mitiee until The recess. and AFTER the re-
cess until five o'clock. After stating .,
large bis objections to the sub-uessury
scheme, Mr.. Pope wen, into lhe EXPOSE
ton o. plan suggested by him ., sub.
s'ltuie for il, proposing the terms on
which national bank should be organ.
lied.
Mr.. Black Of Georgia next followed
~ favor Of the bill. lie had not conclud.
ed, when. At se,en o'clock, the commit.
lee rose and the house adjourned.
Tuesday. June Is.
The morning hour was consumed in
The consideration Of the bill 10 repeal the
pilot law. The bill was read a second
time, and the question was on ordering
The bill 10 be engrossed for a third read.
ing.
Mr.. Fisher was, upon his own motion,
excused from further service on the com.
mi.'ee Of elections. There appears 10
be much doubt whether the committee
will report during the present session on
we view ssr Sc Srfg from me srnaIs were
reau me nrsr ana second time, and APP
propriately referred.
The rules were again suspended. and
the sub.ireasury bill taken up in COM
mittee Of the whole. Mr.. Black con-
cluded his remarks at a quarter past two
o'clock, and was followed by Mr.. Crock.
eft, who, after the recess. spoke until
past six o'cluck. Mr.. Bell next address.
ed the committee, also in opposition 10
the bill. lie carried back his inyestiga.
lions into the earliest periods Of recorded
history to show the dangers apprehended
from the embezzlement Of the public
treasure, and the means resorted TO for
its ssfe-keeping; whence he proceeded
to the modern expedient of banks.
While on this branch Of his subject, he,
at half past seven o'clock. gave way for
a motion that The committee rise; which
was carried, and the house adjourned.
Wednesday June, IL.
A resolution was adopted making ten
o'clock the daily hour for the meeting Of
the house during the residue of the ses-
sion, instead Of eleven as at present.
Several reports were made from com.
mi,tees; when, the morning hour having
expired, the house vent into committee
Of The whole, and resumed the conside-
ration Of the sub.ireasury bill. Mr.. Bell
continued has remarks in opposition to
the bill. -a#
Correspondence Of The National hteli-
gencer.
New York, June Is.
The Hon. Arson Brown, member Of |
Congress from the Saratoga District. in
this State, died al his residence IN Ballstnn |