The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22

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door, bus he morning h0ur having neaf-
IL expired. rhe resolution was Id osei
until tomorrow.
Mr.. Fillmore. lby unanimous CONSENT
from the COMMITTEES ii Ways and means,
reported ! bali in relation . duties O
drawbacks; which. having been red Twice
By is lille. was referred, On monoa q
Mr.. r., % The c0mmialee q he whole O
the state Or the Union and ordered . q
printed.
Mr.. Pickens addressed : remark % Mr.
Fillmore, which The reporter could nol
hear.
Mr.. p. asked Mr.. r. % respond.
Mr.. Fillmore said he had not heard
what the genlscsnan from South Carolina
mr.. Pickensl had said.
Mr.. Pickens lstill scarcely heard was
understood 10 say thar the bill Just report
ed was = most important tax bill, affect
ing vitality all paris Of he country; and
that he hoped the gentleman from New
York, as chairman Of The committee Of
ways and means. would refrain from re
sorting 70 the rule which had heretofore
been applied on other bills. and which,
in effect. amounted 10 the application Of
lhe previous question in committee OF the
whole. lie Mr.. p. hoped that fnll,
fair, and candid hearing would be allow.
ed.
Mr.. Fillmore said ilial beyond doubt
the bill was a very important one. and he
regretted that the Indebtedness Of The go.
vermont indispensably required is pas
sage. Ii would. however. be for the
House and not for him 10 say when the
bill should have been sufficiently discuss
ed.
Mr.. Wise moved that the House pro.
coed 10 the consideration OF the uniinish'
ed business Of yesterday, being the bill
making appropriations for the purchase o.
ordnance, ordnance stores, and Tor othel
purposes; which said bill had been re
ported from the committee Of the whole
on the state Of the union without amend
ment.
The motion having prevailed, the bill
was taken up; and me question being o.
ordering il 10 be engrossed Tor thirt
reading, Mr.. Wise moved the previous
question, which being put, ii was orderet
TO a third reading; and being read ihI
third time, the bill passed.
The. bill making appropriation for tn
pay, subsistence. &c. Of Home Squad
ron, was then taken up in committee o
the whole. After some conversation, III,
committee rose, reported progress, AM
asked leave TO sit again.
A communication was received from
the President Of the United States, co
vering certain documents required by
resolution Of the House of Representative
Of the 2lst ul,. in relation to the seizar
Of American vessels by British cruisers
under the pretence that such vessels wer
engaged or intended 10 engage in the slav,
trade.
On motion Of Mr.. Stanly, the messag
and accompanying documents were lai,
on the table and ordered to be printed.
The House resolved itself into commit
tee Of the whole on the state Of the union
and took up the bill making appropriation
for various Notifications, for ordnance, an
for preventing and suppressing India
hostilities. After spending some time il
the consideration Of this bill, the commit
tee rose, and the house adjourned.