The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09

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snd The hOoss proceeded % lhs eonsids-
rsiion Of phsais bils.
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% shs Senate. Mr. h.puais presented
Resolutions from The Iegislsmre q sousl.
Carolina, demonstrating against The larilT
Of lsil As unjust and oppressive n il.
bearing.
~. MeRshsns presented resolutions
from ths state Of Illinois. declaring lhs
present tariff a. partial. unjust. and anti.
democraiies and sssuAd be modified.
THAI direct iasa,iop 70 supply me wants
Of me General Govemmen = q sbs lime
inerPeshsss. Also complaining ll,us shs
reprz sfthe sub-sreasury was precipiiate.
unwiss. and injurious % The public inie-
rests. Also, declaring a Bank Of The
United States. q formerly chartered By
Congress. 70 be unconstitutional and in
exPedieni. and ough, not again to b re-
established.
The Senate took up the bill 10 prevent
the employment Of private expresses up
on mad routes. and Tor the prevention Of
frauds upou The revenues Of The Pos, OF.
zee Department. Mr. Henderson oppos-
ed the details Of the bill; and Mr.. Mer.
rick replied.
The Oregon bill was next taken up.
Mr.. Archer delivered his views sgsius,
shs bill. NJ. Young followed in is sup
port, and Nc. linn made brief reply 70
the remarks Of Mr. Archer. TIC bill
then, Oh motion Of Mr.. Cslhoan. wss in
formally laid over until tomorrow.
In The House. no objection being made,
Mr. Joseph r. Ingersoll, from the CON-
mitiee Of ways an means, 70 which were
referred cessain 'ssemorials praying for the
creation Of 5000, 100000 Of Government
stock. a such rate Of. interest as shall al
once command capital at par, and the I'm.
mediate distribution Of such stock among
the States. Territories, and the District Of
Columbia, by equitable allotment. made
an adverse repsfs thereon; which con-
cludes with the following resolutions:
Resolved. That j, is not expedient 10
grant the prayer 81 the memorialisis, and
thai the committee be discharged from the
consideration Of The subject.
Mr.. Pickens, from the minority Of the
committee made report, concluding with
the following. as an amendmen. In add.
ton 10 The resolution OF The majority:
Resolved further. That to adopt the re
commentators Of the said memorial,
would be unconstitutional and dangerous
TO The harmony Of the Union.
Mach confusion prevailed, but the usu.
al number Of copies Of both reports were
ordered 10 be printed, and the question Of
reference not being in the regular order
of business, was ordered to lie over.
The house resolved itself into commit.
Tee of The whole on the STATE Of the union,
and took up the army appropriation bill.
After going through the hill, The cummit-
tee rose and reported the bill and amend.
mcnts 10 the bouse. Mr.. Andrews nov
ed the previous question, which was Sc
couded, and the main question was or
dered to be takea.
Extract from the North American Review.
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