The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

THURSDAY ssPsesbera,
| Tue bill making N appropriation for
lElaelng the statue Of Washington in fhe|
Foianda Of tie espilOl. was read The third
time and posed. 49,
The bill 70 establish Fiscal Corpora
tim coming up - the unfinished business
Of yesterday. and the question being On
ordering the bill 10 il third reading
/ Mr.. AFsheF went II large into an argl-
men.alire speseh in defence of the consii-
nationality 0f lhe bill.
| The debate assumed IN interesting.
animated. and Al times = highly excited
character, and was continued 10 late
hour. without having taken any question
on the bill. The debate was participated
IN by Me~sEs. Buchanan. Calhoun. Clay,
Walker. Rives, King. Archer. Preston.
Wight, Pierce, BerEiea, and Linn.
! friday. sspisnhe' )
/ The Hill tn establish Fiscal Corpora
ton was again taken mp.
/ Mr.. Simmons, OF Rhode Island. deliE-
cred clear practical common sense
speech in favor Of ihc bill.
Mr.. Berricn. who had been charged
with the bill, went into 4 general reply
In the objections which had been urged
agains. il, especially by MIR. Buchanan.
| Nh. Walker offered an amendment,
claiming far Congress the power tn "mo-
dify or repeal;"-Eejecied. yeas 20, nays
-.
The question was then put, " Shall
this bill he read third iilne..'' The yeas
AMI nays having been demanded, the vote
stood as follows:
Teas->MessFs. Archer. Barrow, Bates,
Berriea, choa,c, Clay Of Ky. clayion.
Dixon, Evans, Graham, Henderson,
Huntington, Kerr, Mangam, Merrick,
Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Porter, Prem
liss, Preston. Simmons, Smith, Of India
ma. Southland, TaIlmadge, White, Wood
bciige-2:.
.imgs-Messrs. Allen. Denton, Bucha-
nan, Calhoun, Clay, of Alabama, Cni!.'
bert, Fulton. King, Linn. MeRobeils
Mou,an. Nicholson. Pierce, Riyes, Sc
vier. Smith. of Connecticut, Sturgeon
Tappan, Walker, Woodbury.. Wright
loung-2:1..
The I'LL was then read a third time BY
its tile, anu finally passed.
The amendment of the House to the
Fertilization bill, was concunea in by the
Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
l. Saturday, August y.
i The bill to amend the act to carry into
effect convention between the United
States and Mexico, was read the thru
time and passed.
Montay. Argn.t 30.
!. The committee on Public Lands, II
whom had been referred the bill to appro
PIRATE the proceeds Of the sales of the pub
lie lands, aud to grant presumption rights
with certain amendments made thereuntt
by the Senate, reported back the same
with a recommendation that the same b,
concurred in by The House.
| An the amendments OF The Senate wer'
concurred in with the exception Of three
/ and The bill was then returned to the Sc
!, nate. ~
4 r. Tuesday August 81.
f. The House resumed the consideration
OF the bill making appropriations for Vari
Gus Notifications, for ordnance, and TO
! preventing and suppressing Indian hosti
/ liiies. The House moi agreeing in all tn
! amendments Of the Senate, a committed
of conference was ordered to be appoint
j ell OIL the part of the House to meet sucs
committee as might be appointed by thu
Senate, to confer on the said disagree
meni. .....>>
\ Wednesday. September l.
j Mr.. Adams offered series of rcsolu
tons. one Of which, in the following
/ words, was adopted without debate:
4 Rssolusd. That the furihersmyestmen
of any public funds Of the United State:
i'm stocks of the several states ought forth
with to be prohibited by law: and that tll'
committee Of WAYS and means be instruct
ed to report bin for that purpose.
\ The amendment Of the Senate to thu
Post Office bill was concurred in by the
House.
i Thursday, September ,,
/ Resolutions offered by Mr.. M'kay
were adopted, requiring the Secretary o
War to report to the next session Of Con
grcss certain information relative to tht
arms and armories of the United States
and all information which may be useful
in enabling Congress to decide what fur
Their legislation may be necessary to pro
vide for arming the militia.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Adams, re-
curing the Secretary of the Treasury to
report to the next session Of Congress GER
tain information relative to the state stocks
and state improvements, was also adopted
| A resolution was also adopted regulat
ing the price of public printing. ~,
i The committee on elections reported
that David Levy, esq. is not citizen o.
Ia -. nf af,t