The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29

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New HampshiFe. Georgia. Mizsizsippi and
Missonri. when debaie io0k plaee, which
eontinned unia Ihe House sdluuzned.
Tsessss 20. ~
In ne Senate. The bilI % refand ne ine
imposed on Gen. Jackson, MAS taken Up.
Alter some discussion, he question On he
amendment reported By he Senaie's COM
miuee. providing mat nothing therein con-
tanned should be construed 10 imply any
censure On the Judicial eondncf Of JUDGE
Han in imposing said enc. Vas taken, and
decided in the negative. yeas 10. nays 26.
Afler some further debate, the eonsidera-
ton Of lhe bill was postponed un6 10
morrow.
The Senate then resumed The eonside-
ration of die report Of the committee on
finance. whichproposes 70 postpone inde6-
niiely The bill heretofore introduced BY Mr..
M'Dufie formodifyingfhe duties foreign
imports; when Mr.. Huntington concluded
his speech. The report and resolutions
were then laid on the table for the pres
enl, FOR the purpose Of afording certain
Senators an opportunity ofexpressing their
! views on the subject.
The House Of Representatives resumed
the consideration Of the question Of priyi-
lege. being the report Of the committee on
elections in relation 70 the contested seats
Of members from the states Of New Hamp-
shire. Georgia, Mississippi. and Missouri.
The debate was continued by Messrs.
HARRISON, Bowlin, Stiles, BarTinger and
Others, until late hour; when The House
adjourned without disposing Of the sub
ject.
i In the Senate, the bin to refund the fine
imposed upon Gen. Jackson, was read the
third time, passed, and ordered 70 be en-.
grossed-yeas 30, nays l6.
Ptas-Messrs. Allen, Atchison, Ather
ton, Bagby, Barrow, Benton, Breese, Blu
chanan, Colquiit, Fairfield, Foster, Fran
els, Fulton, Hannegan, Haywood, Hen
derson, Huger, Jarnagin, King, McDufliie
uangum, Riyes, Semple, Sewer, Surge.
On, Tallmadge, Tappan, Walker, Wood.
bury, Wright-30.
/. hays-Archer, Bates, Bayard, Berien
Choaie, Clayton, Dayton, Evans, Hun
tington, Merrick, Miller, Pearce, Phelps
Simmons, Upham, Woodbridge-l6.
The House Of Representatiyes resume,
. the consideration Of the report and resolu
tions OF the committee on elections, in re
lation TO the right 10 their seats Of III,
members from New Hampshire, Georgia
Mississippi, and Missouri; when, aite
: much disorderiy debate, Mr.. Wheele
! moved the previous question; which mo
, tion prevailed BY vote ofl28 to Ga. Tn
question then recurring on the right Of tn
,seHbers from the above named stspes 3,
their seats in the House, il was decided il
the affirmative. a"
gzs ta@@ ct 4~@ Thursday, Feb. Is.
In the Senate, little of general in.eres
was transacted.
In the House, Mr.. Wise's resignation
was received. Nothing material occurred
Friday, Feb I6
In the Senate, Mr.. Phelps occupied III,
day in speech in favor of the Tariff
The Senate then adjourned TO Monday.
In the House, Mr.. Kennedy, one ofth,
members just elected from Maryland, ap
. peared and took his seat.
/ Mr.. Gilmer, on leave, presented re
port from portion of the committee oil
the Massachusetts resolutions proposin.
to amend the Constitution in regard to re
presentation. lie said the committee ha.
come to the conclusion, on a deliberat,
vote, that it was inexpedicnt TO recon-
mend the proposed amendment. lie in
J timated that other reports from the com
mittee might be expected. ,~ +
; Mr.. Severance Of Maine, spoke hi.
hour against the 2lst Rule. And ther
private bills were taken up. -
Saturday, February "a.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
The House of Representatives resum.
ed the consideration of the report of the
select committee OH the Rules; when Mr..
Campbell addressed the house until the
expiration ofthe morning hour. The re-
mainder of the day was spent in the con-
sideration of private business. sa