The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-30

IL house. rsralri from ~ disagTugmsaI
=, de sneriluienss q ihs sensis. b. >
"a, ar 100 . TO-. AL ihs qasslan
o,ee more recurring, " Win lie House
,.veur IN Inc amendments q lie SsaalssF
4. prsFiOas question: Was moved. snd die
m,ia question was ordered % b psI. By
, roe u rs % So.
III. Bsyd u Ky. noEsd % lay shs bill
.,a auendments en- The table. bul his
no,;on wss rrjeeied-ysas %. nays lie.
The question was ihen taken On The
,meudmeais e Ihe Sensiss he hnt. hx-
n he raliO Il 7O.oso, was agreed 10 By
ye.. IIs. nays IOa; aDd dne serOad. civ
inc one additional representative 70 each
sac having FRICTION greater ihan oas
mOisiy Of me said raiiO. vas agreed % By
YES iio. aays lo2.
Auother moiioa was mads 70 lay DE
an an he s,sle. bus ID ~as negaised-
ysas %. aass liz.
The ha Eas ihea faagy disposed Of.
and awaits ealy he signature Of she Pre-
.;leni 20 become , law.
On Saturday. a bill 70 regulate arrests
an hail ID die county Of Washington, in
,se dissries Of Columbia. introduced By
Mr.. While Of Ia. Was rad twice by
Il. tile; and being put upon i,s ihird read
;.e. was read ihe lhird lime and passed.
m. irss section of she bill proEidss thzi
hereafter no persea shall he imprisoned
a, A,ld 10 bail in that county. unless here
b. an affidavit Of lhe pIsialiir. OF his agent,
e,o,ins the Justice Of the debt. The Sc.
Grad section provides than any persons
n,w imprisoned without affidavit, or sui.
se;en. caase of action. shall be SCI Al Il
berry. unless ihs PIaia,iif. or his agent,
shoald, in q given lime, Gle sueh affidavit.
Tae eeleriiy Of the passage Of this bill
vas occasionei by glaring instance d
oppression. mentioned by Dir. While a
having Just occurred in the city u Wash.
iagion. on The person Of one Of his esa-
siiiuenis.
The bill making appropriations for ihs
naval service Of the United States for the
wear 1914. which had been returned from
che Senate with amendments. was taken
% aad referred 10 the committee 81 the
Whole on The si,ie of the Union, and the
amendments ordered TO be printed.
The House then resolved itself into
committee Of the whole, and took up The
bill 10 provide revenue from Imports, &c
anil Mr. Ha5ersham. vho was entitled Ia
,he A ,or. addressed the committee during
he allotted hour.
Nj. A. ". Brown followed, and oppos
eI both TIE bills. from the committee o
ways AMI means, and the committee on
manufactures.
Mr. Randolph aext obtained the floor
and On his motion The committee rose ant
reported progress.
On Monday. June 30, the revenue bll
was again taken Up.
Me-. Randolph, being entitled to th'
floor, addressed The committee during TN
noar. involving much historical and Stats
teal information. SIG
Mr.. Hunt followed. lie thought gen
ilemeu were wrangliag about words
about terms. when they ought TO be EN-
pIoyed in considering things and sc'tlin'
principles for The future action Of the 60
vernmen,; they were talking on ono sid
ofihc hill about protection. and on the 9th
or about free trade. when the true ques
tion 10 them, as American Legislators, wa
whether they would, by Legislation, com
,erac, the Legislation aud action Of o.he
Governments. and protect the labor ant
industry Of our own. Il was a mistakes
idea, he said. 10 suppose that the Notlf
or East, desired TO carry the ques
ton to any extent tina. a well informed
and patriotic hear. from the South coal'
No, assent to. He was for such an adjust
men, of the tariff as would provide sufh
Gent revenue for the wants Of the Govern
men, economically administered, with 10
details SO arranged as 10 afford such en-
eouragemen, to our manufactures as wa
necessary TO the independence and com
ofthe people. ~- II. .--a~-.
Me-. Van Buren, next addressed tn