The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
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"Wednesday, Jaaaary ~.
The President Of The Senate laid before /
that body a message from The President
Of the United States, made in compliance
with The resolution e The 27lli December
last. calling for certain information in rela.
lion 10 the qu;ntuPIe treaty, African slave
trade, &c.
The resolution in relation 10 The print.
Ing Of ten thousand copies Of the minors
~ report ON the bill Tor HE relief Of Maj,
Gen. Andrew Jackson underssnt some
/ debate; when the question being taken. il
was decided in The negatiTe-yeas II,
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Some private bills were acted on: after
which The bill relating to the occupation
of Oregon came up, when Mr.. Sewer III
timating his in,ent'on to say something
on the merits cf the bill, the subject was
lail over until tomorrow.
In the House Of Representatives, The
unfinished business of the morning hour
vas resumed, being the consideration OF
the several pending questions on the sub
iect Of Gen. Jackson's fine. Mr.. Butler
of Ky. who was entitled 10 The floor pro-
ceeded 10 address the house, and had mol
concluded when the morning hour cxpir'
: ed, bu, by general consen, he was allow
ed to proceed to The conclusion oil his re-
a marks.
The house then resumed The consider
alton Of the resolution heretofore reported
Inv MIR. Fillmore, relative 10 the exche
n ouer bill. The debate was continued b!
n Mr.. Underwood and Mr.. Everett. Mr.
Ie Everett, on closing, said. The subject ha
4, long been before the cou'',ry; and as
ID now stood, il blocked up the way 10 a
5. other business; and so il will continue
= do till voted out of the way. With rie'
it TO bring the house 10 that result, he woal
r. move the previous question: and as pref
he minary thereto, call Of the house. B'
is the house adjourned before any decls'c
no was made.
of Thursday, January -
lie In the Senate, several private bills we
il considered, and ordered 10 be engrosse
nd The bin relating 10 The occupation
rs- the territory Of Oregon came up as u
n. unfinished business, and MIR. Sewer a
NO dressed the Senate in favor Of retalni
M. that clause of The bill making dona'Io
I'VE to settlers as the most important princlE
,sd in il. and without which the bill would
,rv Intellectual and altogether nuga'ory.
;eh Mr. Benton mex, addressed the Sen
,eir at great length, going into full hlste
,ea Of the American title, showing the ba
,,r on which the same rested, and the elal
no. set up by Grea, Britain, &C. 1t was n
for fnur o'clock when Mr.. b. closed his
marks, which were listened to with m
ked- attention.
re- In the House, at the suggestion Of
NIT Fillmore, Mr.. Everett withdrew his
4th. maud for the previous question, lo''
9 or extra copies of The reports OF The conn
d, a tee ON the exchequer bill were oraere'
e 3D. be printed, and the subject was pos'p
ould ed ua,tl next Monday week.
The House resumed the cons'dera
or,h Of the Bankrupt bill, and OF the sew
Le- questions thereon pending; aud the
hae was continued by Mr.. M'keon
sur
rent. Mr.. Ravner. =,
nent Mr.. Barnard, on leave g'Ten' OIL
vers. the following resolution, which was AZ
., ~, ted: .*8
smt R,solged, That the Secretary oil
y, ~ be r'quissd 70 furnish This house
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