The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-04-28

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seifei ~ sshs1ai iniafass1 Tia bill /
extend lie laSs o. Ne United s.s.es a..
shs fsrdiog Or 0rg5u. was ssksn %
ana hr- linn closed die remarks wkiel
hs had commenced he preceding aay.
An exeeutirs sessian was lhea held
after which Tie Senate adjOarnea 10 Moa
day.
On Monday. Mr. Morehead pressntei
ne preamble aud resolutions Of the Ls
glslaiure Of Kentucky. relating 10 The re
sirieiiOns imposed on tobacco b. foreign
nations. and recommending cOualerrsiI,
ing duties.
A message was received flom lheIIouse
Of Representatives. announcing The death
Of The Hon Joseph lawrence. Of Penn.
sylyania. when Mr.. buchanan rose and
spoke IN terms OF high commentator o.
Mt. Lawrence. and moved an adjourn
meni al a token Of respect Cor The memo
ry Of member Of The Pennsylvania del.
egaiion. The usual resolutions were
thea adopted. and ihe Senate adjourned.
On Tuesday, no session. the members
attending The funeral OF he Hon. Joseph
Lawrence.
On Wednesday. numerous petitions
were presented in faror Of protective Ia
riff; many Of which attribute the preses,
distress Of The country 10 the disturbance
Of the tariff Of 1898. and insist lha. no.
Thing could givo better security 20 the
country than some permanent revenue
system. which viii serve he desired OBJ
jscis.
A bill % incorporate the Washington
Manual Labor School and MaIo Orphan
Asylum Of the District or Columbia, elicit
ed considerable discussion; when !, was
amended and ordered 10 be engrossed for
a ilnrd reading.
On Thursday, the bill 10 incorporate
The Manual Labor School was read thc
third time and passed-yeas 81. nays 0.
In the House of Representatives. on
Friday. april Is. the general appropriation
bill being under consideration in commit
Zee Of The whole. Mr.. Adams resumed and
concluded his speech in reply to Mr.. Q. |
J. Ingersoll aud Mr.. Wise. Mr.. Camp.
bell, Of 5. q. followed. in speech Of
nearly an hours length, when the house |
adjourned.
On Saturday. after some delay. the con-
sideraiion Of The general appropriation bill
was again resumed in committee Of the |
whole. Mr.. Bolts addressed The COM
Initiee in reply 10 Mr. Adams until three
minutes before twelve o'clock. (al which
hour the debate was 10 cease in the CON-
mite, when he yielded The floor to Mr.. |
Sellers, who moved that the committee
rise; which motion prevailing. Mr.. An.
irews Of Ky, called up his motion to re-
consider the vote by which The house had
tha, The general appropriation
Dill should be taken out Of committee d,
IL o'clock this day; and the question be-
ng put, il was decided in the negative,
leas 50. nays 95. SO the vote was no.
econsidered. Il
On motion Of Mr.. Fillmore. the house !
hen again resolved itself into committee
Il the whole on the slate Of the Union. !
md proceeded 10 vote on the amendments |
'eniing or 10 be offered.
All the amendments having been dis
'osed Of, the committee rose and report !;
d the bill and amendments 10 the house. /
The house proceeded 70 net on the !
made in committee. and hay- I
ng made some progress, adjourned.
On Monday, the journal having been Z
cad and approved, Mr.. w. w. Irwin, OF i
pennsylvania, rose aud announced the c
cath Of his colleague the Hon. Joseph 2
,awrence. After speaking in terms Of !
Ugh commentator Of tho deceased he !
,oycd the usual resolutions, which being a
dopied, the house adjourned. e
On Tuesday no business was done. !
he members attended the funeral Of the !,
Ion. Joseph Lawrence. I
On Wednesday, The house having con q
dsred the several amendments proposed
the general appropriation bill, i. was
rdered to third reading; and being read |,
third lime by its tile, The bill was pass B
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Mr.. ]. r. hgerso,l, on leave given, re- !" y
orted from thcAcommiilec Of ways and i,
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