The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-15

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In the Senair. Mr. MeDuiis's Tariff
BAL was taken mp ler Discussion. and DIR.
ME Ned. rplird Il leassh 20 Mr. Evans.
and had nat eoacladsd u Ghs sdjourn-
ment.
In The House. il Was resolution day.
and ! number d resolulioas were offered
-one lnr The adjournment on shs Ist ol
May, ass laid over because il caused Dc.
bate.
Tuesday. Jsnaary 20.
In ahe Senate, Mr. McDufiie. closed
his remarks on Tie Tariff. and Mr.. r
vans col he hooT 70 reply, but the
snbject Was passrd over. Mr.. Archer
gave notice that ~ soon n AR. Evans
replied. he should move 10 lay the whole
matter on The table rs being out Of or
der.
Mr.. Buchanan Of Penn. chairman Of
lhe Judiciary committed reported The bill
from the Hsuse Of Representatives 20 re-
fund ihe iine imposed upon Gen. Jack
son. wiih an amendment providing that
the payment Of the enc shall not be con-
siured Is Implying any ernsure upon
Judge Hall. The bill took iIs place up
on the calendar.
Mr.. Benion offered q resolution. cali
ing upon lhe President OF The United
States 10 take incipienl steps for the sns-
pension Of The article Of The treaty Of 1877,
for The joint occupation ofthe Oregon Ter
ritory.
Mr.. Benton also offered a second re-
solution calling upon The Department Of
State 10 inform Tho SENATE whether since
The treaty OF ls42 any slaves have ESCAPED
from The United States 10 he British Do
minions. Both OF these resolutions lie
over.
In the House. the rules and orders, or
rather the 2ls rule, was the maia sub
ject discussed.
.n Wednesday. January 81.
Tn The Senate, no Legislative business
OF importance was transacted to-day; and
at an early hour il proeeeded to the con-
sideralion of Executive business.
In The House Of Representatives, the
discussion on the report Of the selec,
committee on the rules was continued.
Mr.. Andrew Johnson, Of Tennessee, who
had the floor, having occupied Is up 70
the expiration Of The morning hour, in "a.
vor Of ille rule excluding Abolition peli.
tons; several executive communications
on the Speakers table, were then laid be.
fore the House. and appropriately dispos-
ed Of; after which, the rules were sus-
pended, on motion nf Mr. Cave Johnson,
or Tennessee, 20 allow the several stand-
ing committees TO make such reports as
would not give rise to debate. After re.
ceiving number Of reports, the majority
of which were private bills, the House
adjourned.
Thursday, February I.
In the Senate. Mr.. Colquit presented
resolutions of the present Legislature oil
Georgia, reyoking those of the last lie.
gislature. which censured the Hon. ]. NJ.
Berrien, and refused to acknowledge him
as their representative. Mr.. c. accom-.
panied their presentation with some re.
marks refeciing on Mr.. Berrien, 10 which
Mr.. Berriea replied with dignity and great
severity.
After the presentation of sundry me.
MORALS and petitions, the Senate passed
into Executive session.
The House of Representatives resum.
ed the consideration Of The unfinished bu-
siness Of The morning hour, being The re-
port Of The selec. committee on the Rules,
with the several pending questions, when
Messrs. MsCauslen and Giddings address.
ell the House until the expiration Of the
hour. -.
The bill authorizing zoe. 900 dollars to
be transferred to the Bureau of Repairs
from other Naval Bureaus, was then Ia
ken up. and discussed until the house adj
journed.
Friday. Fcbruary2.
In The Senate, Mr.. Brown announced
the death Of the Hon. Alex. Porter, late
Senator from Louisiana. The usual resc-
lulions on such occasions were adopted,
and the Senate adjoined until Monday.
The House Of Representatives. entered
into the consideration Of the unfinished
business Of the morning hour, being the
report Of select committee on the Rules:
when Mr.. Gu,ddings addressed the House
until the expiration Of the hour.
A message was received from the Sc
nale, announcing the death Of the Hon.
Alex. Porter, member of that hody.
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