The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-08

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justice and eHeous,ilanansliIy n ,nrh ;
proceeding. JOHN TYLER.
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The reading Of The message having
been concluded,
Mr.. Boris obtained the floor. but yield
ing il Al The request OF
MR. ADAMS, who asked II but for mi.
mule or Two He said there seemed 10
be an expectation on The part Of some cen
tlemen thai he should propose 70 The
House some measure suitable 10 be sdopl-
ed on the present occasion. Mr.. A.
knew Of no reason Cor such m expecta,
lion but the fact that he had been the
mover Of The resolution for ihe appoint
meni Of the committee which had made
the report referred 10 in The message, had
been appointed BY the Speaker chairman
Of the committee, and that the report
against which the President Of the United
States had sent TO the House such null
iitude Of protests was written by him.
So far as il had been so written. Mr.. A.
held himself responsible 10 The House, 10
the country, TO The world. and to poster
iy; and, 90 far as he was The author nf The
report, he held himself responsible 10 the
President also; the President should hear
from him elsewhere ihan here on that
subject. Some laughter. and cries OF
= Hear thai! will he fight him!"l
Mr.. A. went on TO say that il was be-
'auss the report had been adopted BY the
House, and not because il had been writ.
en- by him, that the President had sent
uch bundle Of protests. and therefore |
VIZ A felt no necessity or obligation up
N himself to propose what measures the 1
louse ongbi 10 adopt for the vindication |
Il It's own dignity and honor; and per. |
IaPs, from considerations OF delicacy, he
vas indeed the very last man in Ire
iouse who should propose any measure
nder the circumstances.
Mr.. Bolts now resumed the floor. Bu,
,r the remarks which had Just fallen from
he gentleman from Massachusetts, he
hould hold that he owed an apology To
he House and TO the country for being
Ne hrst 10 move on this occasion. As
'e Oldest member Of the House, the mos,
snd the wisesi. apart from
le other circumstances Of the case, the
snerable gentleman from Massachusetts,
as certainly the most ft member 10
pint out the course which il became the !
Iouse 10 pursue. in order to vindicale ifs
OHor thus assailed; and Mr.. b. wished q,
state thai under this impression he had !
srscnaIly indicated TO that gentleman The I
roPriely Ofsuch movement on his mart. J
II he had declined to act from motives I
delIcacy, 10 which he had himself lust
luted.
As a member Of the select committee |
hlch had made the report. as a member a
The House, and rs the Representative g
a portion of the free People Of this .
unlry, he Eel, called upon TO vindica,e \
C honor and independence which be. G
nged to the Representatives Of the Anne. d
IAN People. n
IL he Understood the message which ii
d been read al the clerks table, i, de. n
ired that the action OF the House in n
opi'ng the report Of the select commit. +
was without precedent in our parlia. ri
'niaTy history. Now il seemed that. /,
This occasion, the Presidents memory h
ist have been in some degree treache. h
rs. Another and a very memorable n
'e oil the like kind had occurred. and =,
IN which the President had himself 81
zen an important part; and Mr.. B. pro $,
SEQ TO measure out to him the very "
ne measure which he had melted on, n \,
then President Of the United STATES 1,
A resolution had been adopted accord. ri
to which Congress was 10 adjourn a, n
O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon, and "
re was, therefore, no time left for \ m
'racted debate on this matter; nor was ~
re any need Of il: because he meant, I'll
permission Of the chair, TO introduce s.,
on the right Of tina, house 10 S.
pt the resolutions Of the report, which %,
President. in all his insolcnce IN tho e..
pie S representatives, DARE not uue.. 90,
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