The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02

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Il r.s hoass. ST.. Gssto. On lsare. e.
lfrsa DE leslggi,ng rss,lhs;ua, which uas
adapted: -
Resolved. Thai he eosn.nis.ee oT wsys
saa msans b insnaciea % jnqrire into
'las sHPsdisney 81 6rngihg n = BIZ ap-
progressing s1oo, 0o9 prT 5esf. esmrtsno.
ing ilie presenl year, and % be eoniinu- /.
81 81 lhe easaing Ia years. 70 Be- appIi-
ed % ths rsmoEal d distractions il he
wrsiefn -waiers. 70 Be under she eonlnl
of he SesFs,aFs Of War, and report 10
this hoass wih ihs most eonvenieni des-
palrh.
The committee were called in lhsir
order Cor reports.
The committee on he judiciary being
called. Mr.. Barnard. chairman thereof.
|repored I'm obedience % the instructions
O The house Yesterday bill for The re-
peal ofthe banknpiiaw. which was read
By its Tile.
After many Questions Of order. and
votes on proposed snrndmsnss. lie bin
finally passed is shird reading by vote
Ofl4o o 7l,.iD sAsSsIlowiag lssa. 70 vii:
BE /, enscled BIZ shs Senate and House
Of Representatives ef the United States
of America in Congress assembled. That
an act aniilIed - An sci 70 establish uni
form system Of Bankruptcy throughout
the United States, approved on The I9lh
August. ls4l. be. and the same hereby
Is. repealed: Provided, That this acs shall
not affect any case or proceeding in bank
mplcy commenced before the passage Of
this act, or any pains, penalties. or for
FIXTURES incurred nnder the said ART; but
every such proceeding may be continued
10 lis final consnmmaiion in ike manner
as IL this ACT bad not been passed.
The house ,hed took up. in cenniiiee
ofihe whole, the bill making appropris-
lion for The Army and The Military AGA
deny.
4 A letter from the Secretary OF War,
Transmitting a certified copy Of all The pa
pers TO be found in the War Department
relative 10 the arrest and trial by court
martial Of Z. L. Loliallier under the order
of General Jackson in March, 1915.
Wednesday. January IS.
Mr. Choaie addressed the Senate on
the bill Ter the occupation and settlement
Of the territory Of Oregon, chiefly in re.
ply to Mr.. Benton, and sustaining the
treaty as advantageous TO the United
States. Mr.. Benton followed in brie
rejoinder. !.
In the House, the consideration Of ih'
army appropriation bill was continued il
committee of the whole.
|, So e M Thursday, January 70.
In the Senate, after the consideration
of some private business, the debate Of
the Oregon bill was continued by Mr.
Benton and Mr.. Choaie 10 late hour.
In the House, Mr.. Gushing, from III
committee on foreign affairs, reported
bill TO provide for carrying into effect III
treaty between the United States an
Great Britain. The bill was read, an
after being explained by Mr.. Gushing
was referred to the committee Of Oh
whole on the state Of The Union.
The unfinished business Of the morn
ing hour. being the several pending que:
lions in relation TO Gen. Jackson's fine
was resumed, and Mr.. Hunt conclude
his remarks. ... ....
The question on reconsidering the yoi
on the Bankrupt bill coming up, Nj
r Gushing addressed the house; and wa
followed by Mr.. Fessenden, MIR. 6. ia
Wis, and MIR. Marshall. After which Nj
Profit withdrew his melton to reconsi
der, and the house adjourned. ~
~@-s Friday, January 30.
In tho Senate. the bill from the Hous
to repeal the Bankrupt law, was read III
first and second time, and referred TO III
judiciary committee. %.
4 After disposing of some other moter,
o the Senate went into the consideration
Executive business. .s.sas.- .- .
In the House, after the expiration ,
the morning hour, the business on IL
private calendar was taken up.
ra.#- .H....a. Saturday. January 81.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
In the House, Mr.. Campbell, Of Soul
Carolina, on leave given, presented ce
tain joint resolutions ofihe Legislature
that State, on the subject Of the TART
il which were read, referred to the con
v mit,ee of ways and means, and orders
a. ho priptnd H. *".<7+.' T' #**% ,F