The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-14


menl against President Tyler.
Our friend who made N present Of
two large BEETs for fourth Of July din
ner, viii please accept orr unfeigned
thanks FOR his Kindness. We regret lhal
our cook so mansged il ,llai We could not
have Them weighed. or We might haEeset
or brother editors in wild amazement.
CONGRESS.-In the Senate. on Wed.
nesday. June 20. Mr.. Miller. Of New Jer-
sey, Offered resolution requesting he
presiding officer Of the Senate 70 iniOrm
,he Governor Of New Jersey Of The va
caucy in The Senatorial delegation from
lhai state, occasiOned BY tic death u Mr.
Southland. The resolution was adopted.
A joint resolution calling upon the
claimants whose claims have been once
reported against, 70 bring additional evi-
dence as 70 the justice Of their claims be-
| fore presenting them second time, was
adopted by vote Of 20 10 IL.
On Thursday, Mr.. Bates, Of Mass,
made lengthy and able defence Of The
Massachusetts, claim, entering largely in
| TO the whole subject, and showing an in
| ,imaie knowledge oft. Mr.. Bates was
sustained by his colleague. Mr.. ChOaie.
in some practical and appropriate remarks
in answer 70 The amendment proposed by
Mr.. Tappan, placing constructions upon
the application which were deemed IN
just, unnecessary. and impmper.
!. The debate continued between the Ohio
Senators. Mr.. King, Mr.. Sewer and oth-
ere, when threatening 10 consume more
ihan The morning hour, il gave way 10 the
army bill.
Mr.. King. had moved to strike on, The
fifth section, which was in brief that
/ competent person should be employed By
the ordnance bureau under the direction
Of the Secretary Of War to surperin,end
the manufacture Of iron cannon that may
. be made under contracts with the United
States.
A debate arose on it which was renew.
ed again to-day, and carried on Al great
length. The amendment, did no, prevail
and the section was not struck out.
Several amendments were then pro-
posed in regard 10 Ralions which were
: adopted. and the Bill was ordered to an
engrossment.
On Friday, Mr.. Simmons OF Rhode Is
land, reported his long expected bill on
The subject Of the Tariff. Its accompa.
MED BY an able Report, 5000 copies Of
which have been ordered to be printed.
The bill for the reorganization Of the
Army was then taken up, aud passed.
The bill to establish remedial justice
was the order Of business for the remair-
der OF the day.
On Saturday, the bill 10 refund the ba-
!, lance due 10 Massachusetts, fOr disbursc,
$ ments made during the late war, was die
cussed at some length, ordered 10 be en-
. crossed, and subsequently read third
|. time and parsed.
i, In The the House Of Representatives
!, on Wednesday, June 20, the motion Of
- Mr.. Adams TO refer the Presidents Mes
q sage on the subject ofihe ApporIionmen'
4 Bill to a select committee Of five. came
!. up as the unfinished business Of The
Il lioase.
!. Mr.. Adams delivered speech Of son
=. length OH the motion, in which he took
r. the ground, that the course OF the Prcsl
J, dent in informing the Hpuse that he hal
H. approved and signed the bill. aad sent 4
10 the the State Department accompanied
n by his reasons Of approval, was move
,r. proceeding, without precedent, wiilioo
i, constitutional warrant, against the Con
stitution, dangerous in its tendency, snt
" lha il was an alarming ACT Of Executive
i'll usurpa,ion.
as On Thursday, Mr.. Weller Of ohi'
lt !, moved suspension Of the Rules for tn
!. purpose Of introducing Bill 10 exien'
i'm the existing Revenue Law. until addition
nd Il Legislation. The bill could moi be rf
y .eiyel without suspension u the Rules
Il md thai miiion was submit,cd BY MI
he Weller Of Ohio. A call Of the llous
vas moved and ordered.