The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-01

uas duly handrd me. and lose M line
IN responding 10 The frsl,ngs and ssn'i
menis Inch ynu have EXPRESSED for your
selves and Ihase 500 rrprssent. aud which
y9u haze rorrscily s.crlbed 10 ne in
iegsid 10 The lamenlrd death 81 The lsle
PIesldenl. AZ ei.izrn respected hlm.
- patriot honorsd him. as frisnd he
Vas near and dear 70 me; that The people
af clnrinnali should desire % keep watch
over his remains b. sn,ombing them near
thai city, 10 both natural and becoming;
lhsl the entire West. where 50 many
evidences 81 his public usefulness are 20
be found, shosld unite in The same wish,
vas 70 hare been sxpeerd; and that the
sursiving soldiers ofhis many battles. led
on By him 10 vieiery and 10 glory. should
sigh 70 psffarm ihs last melanehnly duties
10 The rrmsins other old commander. 10
fully In eonsonanee with The prompiinss
az nable and generous symp.ihv. l
could not. IL wa. anlhorized 10 do so.
oppose myseli 10 their wishes. | might
fnd something 10 urge on behalf ~ lis
naive Stale 10 my aledge o! his con
linued attachment 10 her through the
Whole prrind nf HE useful life-in the
claims of his relatives there. whose de-
sire il would be that The mortal rema:ns
Of the iilusiriOus son should sleep under
the same turf with lhose Of his distinguish
ed father. one "f the signers Of The Declara
lion Of lndspeHdence-in the wish Of the
cilizens 0l his native county 20 claim oil
that il now left nl him Tor whom they So
ia'ely cast their aln,osi unanimous suffrage
tn say nothing Of my own feelings,
allied. - ] am by blood, 10 many Of HE
near relatives. aud with our names 90
rlnsely associated in much connected with
The late exciting political conusI-ihese
considerations nigh, present same reason
able ground f"r opposing your wishes.
But The assent which has been given by
his respected widow and nearest relsiives,
u The rsques, Of the people NJ Cincinnati,
admits Of no opposition on my par'.
neither in my individual nor OfiieisI
| character.
| shall feel il Ia be ms duty, however
n submit nur correspondence tn the iwS
Houses OF Congress now in session; bu
anticipating no Effort IRON tina, quarter u
thwsliihe wishes expressed by yourstlse'
| 10 cansonance with ihnse nf The widow
aud nearest relatives of the laie President
| readily prumi.e you my CO operation
towards enabling you to fulfil the saeir'
irus, which brought YOU 10 this city.
| LENDER TO each Of you. gentlemen. N.
cordial salulsiions.
JOHN TYLER.
To J BuEsEr. J. C. Wright, aud others I
the COMMITTEE.
Wednesday, June %
The Speaker announced the followin
members as the Select Commitiee an III
Message Of the President Of the Unite
States. transmitted Yesterday, in relatio
TO the removal OF the mortal remains I
the President nj the United States:
Me.srs. J. Q Adams of Mass, FesseI
, lien uf Maine. Anterior Of N. Hamp
TIllirghas, Of r. l.. Williams Of Conn
/ Everett of Vermont. Grsig Of New YorI
. Aycrlgg of ". Jersey. Sergeant Of Penn
Rodney Of Delaware. W. q. Johnson
p Nd. Tsl,afeuo OF Virginia. l.. William
!. of N. e.. John Campbell OF s. c.. Dsy
son Of Georgia, Pope Of Kentucky. A,
i Brown of Tenn. s. Mason Of Ohio.
> d. White of l.s.. Wallace OF Indian
III Miller of Missouri. Cross pi Arkansa
4 Howard Of Michigan, Lewis OF Alabaa,
Mr.. Brown OF Tennessee. offered
resolution proposing as an amendment
the Constitution, that " no person vi
shall hereafter be elected President OF q
United States, and who shall serve as su'
J the period Of four years. or any psr'iher
!. Of. shall be ag.in eligible to that offic
/, Thi. disability not To extend to any pc
soa On whom The Office or the duties
: the President. may have jevolved by reas,
. ofthe des'h, resignation, or removal Of u
" Pfesidenl."
= Mr.. g. II. Williams Offered The follo'
: ing resolution. which lee over one d.
" undrr the rule:
y Resolved, Tha, select committee
: twcnly-six members. one from each STAT
'e be appointed, Whose duty il shall be
J. report a bill to this House as early
practicable. for the superintendent
y Representatives among the several State
" according to the sixth census.
10 Thursday, June "a
ID MIR. Fillmore, from the committee
IN WAYS and means, reported bill autht
,e izing loan not exceeding twelve millio
N of dollars; which being read twice, W
referred to the committee of the whole
n the state of the union, and ordered to
a, printed.
Or MIR. W. c. johnson, from the comm
We tee on the public lands, reported a bill
he appropriate the proceeds of the sales
ID the public lands, and to grant pre-emptl
~ rights: which was twice read, and ref
n. red to the committee of the whole, a