The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12
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e,ussy Il PAaaasIphiai hy NJ. Tai.
,.,ars and III. gersisa. fsom eili1ens q
,,,;ous porsions o. flae ssais o. y. York;
ii i xr. sip-nons and Mr. ssr.gus.
s.em eilissas q cher states. u some or
49, memorials msdi6ralions and aussnd
ues.s uftlss ssu arr Suggested.
Nj. Young. agreeably % previous no.
,;.e. asked and obtained lsase = inro-
s.es bills az shs koliowipg litles. . VII:
4 In gransing 81 additional qusH6ty
.fl,ad d he state Or Illinois . aid IN TIC
samnle.ion Of lie Illinois and Miehig .
sznsl.
Abill making further appropriations Coz
- continuation DC The work on the Cum
heland road, IN sAs states % Ohio, Indi-
saa and IIlinois.
Mr.. Woodbury. sabmlsled the faIIow-
;,s resolution, which be said Was o. some
importance: and he desired that i might
Il adopted al once. The resolution was
f,c.s read Is follows. and ado2:ed-:
Received. That The commislec on com
e,erce inquire into the state Of our tonnage,
Ireirhls. and eommrrce with foreign pow
ere and report whether i Is prosperous
nader she existing srfsngrnsenls by ifca-
ties or laws in relation thereto; and also
vhvthef The regulations BY other govern
mems are equd and ID conformity % The
spif.lof these arrsuzesenisi and II either
bc moi 50. what measures are proper 10
ensure greater prosperity and reciprocity.
The bin 10 indemnify Gen. Jackson
for damages sustained 10 The discharge Of
his duty. &C. came up in is order, when
Mr.. Crinenden moved is reference % The
committee on the Judiciary. The ques-
lion on this motion was taken by yeas and
nays, and decided in The afIirmaiiye-yeas
%, Nays
The Senate then held an executive ses-
sion.
In the House. ~fier The morning busi-
ness, The Bankrupt bill came up in order,
and Mr.. Sallonsisll. Mr.. Dawson. and
Mr.. Eushing addressed the house. Mr..
Thompson Of Ia. next obtained ihc floor
and the house adjourned.
Wednesday, De, ember %.
In the Senate, memorials against the
repeal Of The pankup, law were present
ed by Messrs. Woodbridge. Porter, Ar
cher, Criiiendcn, Tallmadge and Berrieni
and by Mr.. M.Roberis asking repeal.
Several bills Of private character were
acted on.
In the House, MI. Fillmore asked leave
to move that 5000 extra copies Of the do
enmcni in relation 10 changes made in TO
reign tariffs land which, he said, was !
very important doeumen,,) be printed
Mr.. Andrews objected, but the rules wer
suspended. and The printing ordered.
The Bankrup, repeal bill again comm
up in order. Mr.. Thompson proceeded
address the house. lie was followed b.
Mr.. Everett, who on closing, moved III
previous question, but il was not sustain
ed. Mr.. Kennedy, Of Ia. mex, addresse
the house. Mr.. Wise then obtained III
floor, and the house adjourned.
Thursday. december 20.
In The Senate, memorials against RI
peal of the Bankrupt law were presente
by Messrs. Tallmadge, Porter, Berrie'
Woodbridge and White; and Mr.. Bach;
nan presented memorial from citizens
Adams county, Pa. asking for repeal.
The Senate proceeded 10 the conside
alton of the bill making compensation
pension agenis, which a!,et some deba
was ordered to be engrossed; as was all
the bill to continue in Office the Comml
sioncr Of pensions.
In the House, Mr.. Cooper, OF 20.
leave given, presented memorial from
large number of citizens Of Adams cou
ty, Pennsylvania, praying Congress
give TO the States such portion OF 4
proceeds Of the sales of til epubllc lanc
in the shape of stock to be issued by q
General Government, as will relieve
people from the burdens imposed on the
in consequence Of the Indebtedness oil
Slates--the non.indebted States 10 receI
the same portion as those which are
deb,ed.
Mr.. w. Cost Johnson, who on i
mer day, had given notice that he shot
.,.ty tnapa IN