The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-19

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III. Sasnnn. - lease given. offered
Tie following resolution. which was >
2upied;
Resolved. That lie committee Oh ~,
~ sEairs be instructed % inquire iaan
i lie expedirncy IL reporting Eli lssup |
psess he crime u auslliag il Inc Navy
81 he United Spaes.
Tie House rrsnmedfhe unkaished bas
sincss of The morning hour, which nss
III. BEown's resolution respecting Gea.
. gsrkson's fnes and lhe house was al
dressed on he subject hy Mr. Gwin. ME.
! Gushing. and Mr. Adams. The mora
! ing hour having expired. -
The Bankrupg repeal BIN wasstakeu
Or, and The dsba.e on il prOearded.
Frilsy. Jsaua'y 9.
Tie Srraie proceeded 10 CONSIDER n
committee &c The whole the bill for The
relief ~ claimants 10 indemnilies received
from lie British government for loss "
slaves from on board the bfigs Comet
!. and Encomium. Al Naassans lie bzha-
mas; which was ordered 70 be engrossed
: far Third reading.
Some other D iyaie bills wrre consid.
= errd. aflrr which The Senate adjourned %
Monday.
In the House, the Fese uiion of Mr..
|. Brown, with the amendment msred y
/, Mr.. Barnard, again coming up
" Mr. Adams, who was cut OF IN hi
!, iemarks yesterday BY The expiration q
: morning hour. rose and offered the fol
lowing amendment 10 the amendment Q
Mr. Barnard:
strike out all after The the word re
solved" and insert ihatthe committee OF
e tie judiciary. 10 whom has been referred
y that part Of the message ofihe Presiden
y of The United States Of lhseommencemen
On &c the session which recommends The re
:" disbursement Of the fine imposed on Gen
= Jackson, BY the District couIi Of The UNI
''e led States at New Orleans, in March
~ 1851. be instructed 10 report within :
" days, an amendmcnito proposed 10 she D
ed bill No. 500. now in committee Of u
~ whole on the state Of The Union. whic
ne shall make the bill coniormable 10 Inc Y
81. concentration. OF the President, iriiao,
ca designing any reflection on NE Jud.cs'
On tribunal ulich imposed The fine. An
hs tina. The said committee do further repo
their opinion whether the declaration
martial law by Gen. Jackson al New Y
il leans was within The competency oil h
lu. official power by the laws Of war, w'tl
Ire gu. violation OF the Constitution oil u
aw United States; and, if so. whether !
re. imprisonment'of Dominick A. Hall, Jud
lie of The district court Of The United State
and his arrest and subsection OF Lou
,m. Lou .llier, a member Of the Legislaiu
,m. of the State OF Louisiana. 10 q trial
st's his life BY a court martial appointed
IN, Gen. Jackson himself, were Jusiltiat
acts Of martial law, and not abusive q
! To ercises Of despo,ic and arbitrary pow
The And, also, their opinion whether, by
md. passage of this act according to the
in commentator in the message Of the r
siden,, the sanction of Congress will
FIRST! given 10 the principle that these acts
Mr.. Gen. Jackson belong 10 the class oil CT
sad- es in which punishment may well be
strained within that limit whlch' asse
he and maintains the authority oil the
he and The subsection oil the military To-
pre- civil power" =, A,
I'll The Speaker intima,ed TO Mr. Ada
that the first question in order was
'rea. motion of the gentleman from Tennes
I'd Mr.. AmoldD to commit.
4. as MIR. Arnold Withdrew his molten.
re /. Mr.. Adams then offered his anne
Go. mpndment 10 the amendment, and
rs nf ceeded in his remarks.
,b!y, Mr.. c. ]. lngersoll next 'o"k the n
a. /, but The morning hour having expired
.reof. priyate calendar was taken up as Tue
hath rular order Of business for the day.
seu> Saturday, January
In the House, the resolution relatl'
II. Gen. Jackson's fine coming up, MT
day ]. Ingersoll concluded h speech 9, q
bond. VIM. o. Butler next obtained the II
male bu, the morning hour had expired
,ona, The house afterwards was engage
ID ap. business of little general interest.
good Monday, January
ldugh 7, tho Senate. m animated debate
fosea had ON the bill for the occupation OIL
'''on' Oregon territory; but no question WI
ken. , c.,,,
In tae House, Mr.. Fillmore IRON
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