The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

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ana ilsonsisieni viii ne resneci aue I.
lhF people and De Ssaies. aai unbecom.
lng Ne Seaale, % act upon any nreoosi
i''a ioF Ieseiliins he said :. expaasin.
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We States and the said expressed viii 81
ne people remain unrsFoked and uaaI
ieiei BY any subsrqnent inslrusiiosss q,
expression " lie pnblic viii.
" Resolved. That the blanks az the
country are due 10 General Jackson. ex.
President Of The uniled States, Coz har-
ing. W has coaragr, patriotism. and saga
cay, 20 removing lac public deposiles
from The Bank Of DE United States, in
1873, and m placing his veto on die re-
newed charter afillai bank in Is32, there
~ saved ne Government and people Of
The United States frpm die pecuniars loss,
ihe poliIleal corruption, llle moral poIlu-
iion which longer connrkiun with lhsl
institution must have brought upon
ihem."
In the House. Mr.. Adams's resolution
2 reseind The 2Is, rule again coming up.
Il was laid pn the table By vOie Of LOG
10 100.
On motion Of Mr.. Fillmore. the sere-
raj portions Of the Presidents message
were referred TO appropriate committees.
Tuesday. December IS.
MIR. Tallmage on leave introduced bill
smendalOry Of the several acis establish
ing Treasury department
Tins bill was read first and second
lime, and on motion of Mr.. r. made the
special order Of the day FOR Tuesday, the
27ih Instant. and the bill was ordered 10
be printed.
The bill Tor The repeal Of The bankrupt
act was read second time; when
Dir. Graham rose TO suggest that lis fur
iher consideration be postponed until To-
morrow, as he had an amendment 10 offer
when il came up, which in the mean
time be should desire 10 have printed.
The amendment is 10 strike out all after
the 5ih line, and insert:
Provided nevertheless, That all petit
lions in bankruptcy instituted before the
first day Of The present session Of Con.
gross shall proceed to hearing and deter.
mination in the same manner, and under
the same rules. regulations, and res,ric
items, as IL the sci aforesaid had not been
repealed"
Mr.. Graham offered the following joint
resolution: -
Resolved (,he House Of Representa-
lives coneurring,l That the following be
added to the joint rules Of The two Houses
OF Congress, 10 wit:
Whenever claim against the United
States Of any description has been, or
shall be, presented 10 either House, and
referred 10 committee, and such commit
lee shalt have made a repori, in writing,
against ile allowance 81 the claim, and
the same shall have been concurred in
by such house. j, shall not be in order 10
revive the consideration Of such claim in
that House. al the same or any future ses-
sion Of Congress, either by bin, resolu-
lion, petition. or otherwise, except upon
a memorial Of The claimant. first setting
forth. upon affidavit, tina, he has dicovered
new evidence in support Of his claim
since the decision against il, and a state
ment Of the substance Of such evidence;
or, second. assigning specific errors in the
report OF the committee adverse 10 ii:
Provided, That an order discharging a
committee from the further consideration
Of claim shall in nowise require a COM
pliance with this rule.
Mr.. Bayard submitted resolution an-
thOrizing the secretary Of the Senate TO
employ reporters 10 report the proceed
ings and debates Of the Senate.
The resolution submitted by MIR. Tall
madge, calling OH the Secretary Of State
for certain information relating 10 the
Bankrupt law, came up in order, aud al
ter some debate, was modified and adop-
ted.
In the House, a considerable portion
of the sitting was consumed on question
Of privilege, raised by MIR. Bolts, in re-
la,ion to certain paragraphs in a letter re-
Gently published by the Hon. John T.
Spencer, Secretary Of War, which MIR.
Bolts thought reflected upon members oil
the House; but the House refused TO aci
upon il as a privileged ques,ion-yeas
81, nays LOG.
Mr.. Everett introduced bill 10 repeal
the Bankrupt law; which was ordered to
be printed, and made the order of the day
for Tuesday next.