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

hs,S- commenrsil uhieh cases may =
,r.zees,ed 10 lrrninaiioh under ressain
so,si,ions. The krss Of these conditions
-,osires lor he discharge Of lI'e bankrupt
4. conssni Of swo birds Of his erediiOrs.
s.,Oadly. the insOivens laws Of ihs states
rto Dc respected. as prOrided Tor - ne
h,ukuplla Law Of 1900. Thirdly, lie liens
crs.ed BY ne stale laws upon The lands
o,elalsrIs Of lhe bankup.. existing al the
lime &C the passage o. this act. shall not
be inssI.daied. FourIhIy. bankruptcy not
% be voluntary. Filthy. the operation
% !. prospective only. SixthIy. agree
meats on the part Of bankmPis 10 assign
! nan of iheir salaries and emolumcnis TO
heir creditors 10 be binding in law.
The bill was ordered 70 second read
iag. andaO be printed.
Mr.. TAIImadge Immediately Offered lle
following;
Resolved, That the committee on die
Judiciary be instructed 10 inquire into the
srpediency Of iastruciing the Secretary
M Salr 90 communicate with the Judicial
efieers OF ihe United States who have
had he execution of the bankrupt act.
and ascertain ffum them The number Of
appliranls under the act, both voluntary
AMI involuntary; ihe number Of dischar-
ge,: tIle paints decided under ans prori-
sion 81 DE act; the opinions Of the judges
as 10 any amendments or notifications Of
,he act; and such other Information as he
nav deem necessary 10 show the effects
and operation uf the acl; and that he re-
port 20 the Senate on the lenih day Of the
next session.
Mr. Bayari introduced resolution 70
rescind the resolution Of The Senate. pass
eli Inc lelh January, 1887. known As The
Expunging Resolution. Nc. D. said il
was the same Of which he gave notice on
ihe Last day Of the preceding session; and
he would now give notice that he would
call iiup some time between the present
day and the FRS, Proximo, when the Sc.
nate was fall.
The substance OF Mr. Bayard's rcsolu-
lion is expressed in The following:
Whereas The resolution of The 10Th Of
January, 1897, and the act of the Score.
iary Of the Senate in compliance with il,
in legal contemplation destroyed, and in
fact defaeed the record Of The proceeding
10 which il refers; wherefore
Resolved, That the resolution Of the
l6lh Of January, 1897, commonly called
the expunging resolution, be. and The
same is hereby, rescinded, aud shall be
forever hereafter held as naughl; and that
in all future publications Of thai portion
Of The Journal which contains the rcsoln.
lion of ls33-'3i, and IL all copies which
may hereafter be made Of the same for
any official or legal purpose. the said re-
solution OF ls33-'3i shall be published
and copied as il was originally entered
on the said Journal, without any notice
whatever Of the snperscriplion which was
enormously male. IN pursuance Of the re-
solution OF the 10th Of January, 1897.
Ia the House Of Representatives, Mr..
Adams's resolution to rescind the 2lst
rule was again laid over, after an inellec.
tual effort to lay il on the table.
Mr.. w. c. Johnson's resolution TO re-
scind the "oae hour rule" was laid on
the table by vote OF ll6 TO 30. Mr..
M'kennan, on making the motion TO lay
the resolution on the table. remarked, that
he believed this 20 be the hes, rule, the
wisest in its conception and the most
beneficial in its results, that the house
had ever adopted.
Both houses adjourned over until Mon.
day. to give time 10 the President Of the
Senate, and the Speaker Of the House. to
asroin, the standing committees.
Monday, December 70.
The standing committees were announ-
ced by the presiding officers Of the Senate
and the House. --~->~
In The Senate, a variety Of petitions
were offered.
Mr. Tappan. on leave, introduced a
joint resolution proposing an amendment
10 The Constitution Of the United States,
so as 10 limit The term Of office OF the
judges of,hc supreme and inferior courts.
This resolution was read, and made the
special order Of the day for the first Mon-
day in January.
Mr.. Benton gave notice that when the
resolution offered by Mr.. Bayard, TO re-
scind the resolution Of the Senate passed
the 10Th January, 1897, should be taken
n ~ oil altar