The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-17

=. Az fileg 81 pT3egi and Nc Adams .
-..rlneni, Whieh.Was finally closed By
- d he previous question
n. Adams's anendmenl, excluding
4 ,,seinding tie 2Isl rue (which Mat
1890 disposition u abolition pei ions. ]
= sarriel by vote Of liz % I0l.
Il, Wise's resolution. thus amended.
IS sdopled By vote Of LIS tor0l.
A resolution was adopted. directing he
..Tsrsl Standing committees % be app0in-
II 81 lie speaker; and also directing the
s-,o;nnnenl az select committee Of nine
,l,su,bers. 10 fake inlO consideration The
s-liscl az lhe currency, and . the eslab-
r.Iment of ! suitable fiscal agency eapa-
q. n adding increased facilities in The
Lection ami disbursement Of the public
Trrsnaes, and rendering their custody
Is0.r seeare.
Tassday, Jane >.
The Standing committees were an
,ounced By the Speaker.
The select committee ordered yesier-
a,v on the subject Of he currency, &c.
80. also announced Is follows: Messrs.
s.rscani, Adams. Pope. VIM. Cost John
son. Vim. &. Dawson. Bolts, M.kay,
M.Ke0n, and Rhen.
The house then proceeded 10 the cleo
ion 81 il officers rira U0ce. On the Sc
xru,h trial Eleazar l.. Townsend was
e.se.sl sergeani-ai-aFms.
A Joint resolution was received from
the Senate on the subject Of the honors 10
B. paid 10 the memory Of the late Presi-
den. Of lhe United States. William Hem
m Harrison; which was eoLcurred in
unanimously.
Mr.. Adams. from the same select COM
mi.,ee Of this house, appointed on the
subject, reported i bill Tor The relief of
Mrs. Harrison, widow Of the late Prcsi-
den. Of the United States; which was re-
fsrrei 10 the committee Of the whole on
the state Of the Union, and ordered 10 be
printed.
"Wednesday. June Q.
Joseph Follansbee was elected door
keeper, John w. Hunter assistant door
keeper, and w. ]. Mccormick poslmas-
Ter.
The House next proceeded 10 the cleo
ton Of chaplain. and the Rev. ]. w.
French tEpiscopalianl was elected.
Some time was spent on questions Of
order growing out Of Mr.. Ingcrsoll's mo-
ton 10 reconsider The vote on the 2lst
rule.
Mr.. lngersol then took the floor, and
ugh several times called 20 order on
the ground Of ireleyancy, continued his
speech until the house adjourned, without
concluding.
Thursday. June 10,
On motion Of Mr.. Fillmore, the repor,
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, except
such paris thereof as relates TO the subject
already submitted 10 select committee,
was referred 10 the committee Of ways
and means.
Mr.. Holmes Of 5. c. on leave, present.
cd a resolution passed by citizens Of
Charleston, 5. c., recommending an APP
propFiation % the amount Of one years
salary for Gen. Harrison's family. Re-
fered TO the committee Of Che whole on
the state Of the Union, 70 which had been
referred the bill upon that subject.
Mr.. M.Keon, BY unanimous consent,
presented the memorial of the Chamber
of Commercs OF the city Of New York in
favor Of National Bank. Referred to
the select committee ON the currency.
The motion submitted by Mr.. Inger-
soil, to reconsider the vote BY which the
house had decided in favor of omiiing the
2lsirule Of The las, Congress, being again
taken up for consideration, MIR. Ingersoll
resumed his remarks, and continued to
grea, length, notwithstanding he was fire.
quenly called to order on account Of IT.
relevancy. -
Mr. ]. &. Clark of n. York, then NOV
ed the previous question, which he with
drew al the request Of Mr.. Marshall, up
on his pledging himself to renew it.
Mr.. Marshall then addressed the house
at great length. lie was in favor of the
rule, but should vote against re-conside-
ration. lie should now vote for receiv-
ing petitions--all Of them. And why!
Because he did not wish the question agi-
tated year after year, it might be for a
century; but he wished il settled now, at
once and for ever. Having concluded, he
again moved the previous question; aud
the question being taken the house refu-
Sed to rcconsider-yeas 10, nays ll6.
Friday, June n.
The unfinished business OF yesterday
was the motion to reconsider the final
vote by which the house refused to adopt
the 2lst rule, (which excludes abolition
Positions.
Mr.. Wise being entitled to the floor,
was proceeding to address the house a,
great length; but was suddenly taken ill
and tainted from exhaustion, and was led
from the hall BY several members who
hasted to his assistance. The subject
WAS consequently postponed till to-mor'
row.