The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

enneEa lDllE o. Alte Z etltA eAA.N t4s ~ ~
- ~ he l1nl. Ii,c qaesliou ~.
,,besher ne lad hriansed - de Sizies
a,the Unioa. lfiibciouerd iaillr En:an.
Won had no night y la1eh dollar 81 Il
S.,a:h Canslina and Alzliainz rs.garled Il
= bsl5nging iothe Uaion; ana. 50 regard
ing il. tiacy had shaaghi iiimprepcr 70 sP-
Dn,p-iaae the saaaey 10 Stale pafp0srs.
iatega-a 10 Inc iinsas.liais question befnTe
,he Senate. Ne hspcd ne senator woald
~ il an lengslls. All carry this nhjeris-
IN. saw light shes.i. and IN iwo years I'll
cfthe m .asarrs II lhrpauy who haAmade
Ills one q rarir measures, would be
swept away,
.lir. CLAY Fepliei very briefly % ihe
i,st remxsks NJ the Sen s0r from SouIh
Carolina. he said he did nnf profess
ID know mnra Of ihs people Of souih
t,arslina. lie had never bern in ihe
Sac. and had only had ihe pleasure of
communicating with geullemen Of that
Sale as he had met them in one or olher
of he branches af Congress. Ia regard
"a Inc question under consideration. he
nsi,her knew. nor-wilh respect he said
i,-cared whether The State would receive
,hs money or not.
Bu leaa;inaei NJ. c. me Senator
6om Sslsh cafslina thinks the MEASURE
will leal 10 disanion.
Nc. CALHOUN said, by way Of ex-
planalion. that the tendency Of the mea-
sure would he N lead 70 disunion.
NJ. CLAY said he thought different
IL. aal that Ihs eject Of The distribution
would, ON the contrary. he one Of the
srangcsl bonls of the Uuion.
The debate was continued until aiier 4
o'clock, when the Senate adjourned.
On Tuesday, scene Of considerable
excitement was enacted in the Senate.
Mr.. Tallmailge, on presenting some me-
MORALS in opposition 10 any interference
with the bankrupt law, made few re-
marks in reply 10 an observation Of Mr.
Ben,on's. and spoke &c the " psh'' 10
obtain The exoncraiion, held oai BY The
Iaakrup, law. as being caused IN grca
measure by nc Senator's own perscser
ance ii course which led them TO ioub
, whether the opportunity might continue
many of whom. hul Cor this course, nigh
have abs:aincd from applying for IN
benefits Of that law, in The hope thai b,
creriions They nigh. yel be able ioreiriev'
their affairs, or effect compromise wiil
thcir creditors. Aud had the Senator N
heart 10 feel for the disircsses Of me-
whom his own couIse hal driven 70 III
very act Of which, he spoke. and who's
misforiunes, as well as those Of the coun
ty generally. had been caused mainly b
the public course and By the doctrines !
that very Ssaaior'
.False, sir. "falsc. sir" said Nj
Benton, rising from his seat IN great e,
ri,cment Of manner, and with much Y
hemcnce &c gesture and language.
The Chair. The Senator from Nh
sour must preserve order.
Mr.. Benton repeated inhis seat, "Fals'
SRA false. SIR
The Chair. The Senator must pr
serve order.
Several Senators rose. and great col
fusion Cor moment preeailrd.
Mr. Benton. (again.) /. False, sir"
Mr.. Tallmadgc. lam moi disconcerC
at The action Of the Senator. have sa
nothing ont Of order, or not in The cour'
Of parliamentary debate, and here repe
what nave said.
Mr.. Benton. fourth time. and IN b
seat, False, sir" false, sir; !" falls
SIR"
Here Mr.. Clay and several other Sen
tors simultaneously rose, calling TO ordo
and addressing the Chair.
Mr.. Benton addressing more pariic
LARRY Mr.. Clay from his seat said: ! "
obey the Chair. and no, You.
Mr.. Clay. The Senator shall not
dress me in his seats and, il he does,
shall be followed BY language correspon
inc 10 such conduct.
Mr.. Benton. hnpc. then. SIR, that I
Language will be followed BY some acti
corresponding 10 i.
Mr.. Clay. Ah!
Mr.. Benton. Action, sir, action; n
words.
The Chair. The Senator from NJ
souri is no, in order. lis not IN on
for Senator to speak whilst IN his sea
Mr.. Benton, (rising. | beg pardon
the Chair, sir.
We have not room TO explain the p
ceeding upon This disorder; but II was
nally suppressed, and Mr.. Talimad
concluded his remarks.
Mr. Clay's resolution relative TO
proceeds Of the public lands reidsed
the states, was again considered a u
ton to lay the resolution on the table Y
..l 80. 10 nayc Al a mot