The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12

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Nssrison esbinet. lie asked Nc. Thomp-
son iiow he could say he allegation vas
untrue!
III. Thompsse said he had already
ehalenged he proof, and he repeated he
shallrsgs Let he gentleman givs Up
the names.
NJ. Wise said he had reply. b., The
gentleman would not Be- gradhed, save IN
Mr.. W.'sown way. lie would iell llls,
grnileman j. he face Of ihsl house, and
All there assembled. has he could la his
hand upon sars Than one in shal body
who could testify hiatt, was done-if he
chose.
alf. Thompson, and slhers. D0il.
sir. Wise. Easy. gentlemen. essyl You
are very brave. Bring forth your impeach-
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Mr.. Wise's hour having expired, Mr.
Fessenden rose and addressed The Speak
er. Mr.. Wise expressed an earnest de-
sire 70 proceed in his remarks; bur The
rule was not suspended, and Mr.. Fessen-
den proceeded in his remarks. Mr.. +.
+. Marshall next obtained The floor, and
The house adjourned.
Friday, December 80
IN the Senate, Mr.. Archer, from The
committee on foreign relations, reported
without amendment, q bill for The relic
Of the claimants 70 indemnilies received
from The British government, for The los.
OF slaves from on board The briggs Come
and Encomium ., Nassau, Bahamas.
The Senate proceeded 10 consider, Al
in committee Of the whole, the bill 10 au'
ihorize tho adoption Of measures for th'
occupation or the territory Of Oregon
Some debate was had on The motion d
strike out the preamble, which is in th'
following words: j" Whereas the title Q
United States 10 The territory Of Oregon
is certain and will not be abandoned
therefore, &c. After which the fur,he
discussion vas postponed for the present
A short executive session was the
held, after which The Senate adjourned 4
Tuesday. "#
The House, as It's regular order Of Blu
siness, proceeded to the consideration Q
bills on the private calendar,
Saturday. December 81.
| The Senate did not sit to-day.
Il I'm the House, Mr.. Edwards Of Nilsson
ri, in pursuance Of notice heretofore given
asked and obtained leave to introduce
} bill Of the following title, which, hayin
been read twice, was referred to the com
l mitlee on the Territories, and ordered I
: be printed: N bill declaring what is III
northern boundary Of The State Of Nil
souri,"
! Mr.. Fillmore, from the committee
u WAYS and ueahs, reported bill maxim
h appropriations for the civil and diplomat
: expenses of government, for the fiscal ye'
u ending the 3Ush of June, 1874; While
was read twice BY its title, committed
: the committee of the whole on the sta
o of the Union. and ordered TO be printed
&C A communication was received fro
% the presideM, Of the United States, whic
s. after detailing some interesting facts rel
live 10 the Sandwich Islands, recommen
N that the iactof their independence shou
a be recognized, and that moderate allo'
l. ance should be made 10 the consul resi-
10 ing there. And after referring to I
le events which have recently transpIred
s. China, by which larger portion oil II
lie country has been opened to the CONNER
he of the world, the President recommen
IN an appropriation for the compensation
he a commissioner for the protection OF
We persons and interests Of American ci
IL gems in that empire, and 10 enter II