The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-22

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uEQa = u,enoral frosn Oneida CO. n. u.
psrseniai b Mr. Besrdsley. 4skiag con-
Ersss 10 rrpeai ne hw a I793. il ufer-
enee % hgiiEes frsm jnstcs- MF. b.
moved for cal of die Honsss DE mo-
tion was relecind- The pending question
Waz . lhy ghe motaa 70 receive this me-
moral On he lzhIs- The Speaker sizisd
thaa 4 MS nlslsa prevailed. he memo-
nal Would not Be received The peas
and nays were fhenihken, and resalled as
follows: ASS 81. nays70< 50 dsHoase
refused 10 receive die pefifi0n>
Mr.. Adams presented, orths tHird iime.
ne resolutions q The Legislature Of Has
sarhnsetis. in reference 20 The. amendmesF
% ne Constitution with regard % dsre
representation. The question Of reeep-
ti0n was rzsed, and Mr.. Adams demand
ed me ven and mars upon il; md the
House sFsed Row 10 consider fhe rsso-
luton by 8 vote Of 81 10 "a.
MF. Adams presented memorial from
Wayne county, n. Y. Of similar purport
with The Massachusetts, resolutions; The
question Of reception was raised, and the
yeas and nays were taken; the memorial
was rejecied BY a vote Of rs 10 20.
Mr.. AdsnIs th1n presented a similar
memorial upon which he demanded the
yeas and nays, and call Of the House.
No quorum having soisd upon the hitter
question. afr. A. demanded the yeas .<2d
nays npon il. The call was refused 81 "a
vote Of 81 TO ~.
Tuesday. Febsuarys.
In the Senate, The consideration Of Mr..
McDufhe's Tariff bin was resumed; when
Mr.. Evans concluded his remarks in re-
ply TO Mr.. McDufiie.
In the House Of Representatives, the
subject Of the nlles was taken M, and Mr..
Ifamsaett, of Mississippi. occupied the
morning hour in support Of the 2lst rule,
and showing the dangerous tendencies Of
abolitionism. The report Of the commit
tee Of elections. sustaining the right of the
members elected under the general ticket
system TO their seats, was next taken UP
as the special order Of the day; and, after
preliminary discussion on the question
whether il should be considered in COM
mittee Of the whole on in the house, the
committee OF the whole was discharged
from the further consideration OF il, and il
was taken up in the House. Mr.. Elmer,
the chairman Of the committee Of cleo
lions, then commenced his argument in
favor Of the report; but, before concluding
gave way to motion to adjourn.
Wednesdays. February Z.
Tn the Senate, the bill from the House
authorizing the President Of the United
States to direct a transferof appropriations
in the naval service, under certain circuHn-
stances, was passed. After the transact
ton Of the usual business of the morning
hour, the Chair announced, as the mfi-
nished business, the resolutions Of the f.
nance committee for the indefinite post
ponemeR. ef the bill introduced by MFR.
McDuffic, for reducing the rates Of duties
under the present tariff TO the standard Of
the compromise act Mr. Woodbury. adj
dressed The Senate for two hours, show
ing the unjust operation Of the present
tariff upon the farming, planting, and ship
ping interests. He then, without con-
Guiding, gave way to motion fos adjourn.
ment. .
The House Of Representatives resumed
the consideration Of the report of the COM
mitiee Of elections in the case of the men,
bers elected by general ticket, and the
subject was debated the whole day. Mes
srs. Elmer, Dillingham;, and Woodward
sustained the report; and Messrs. Belser,
Milton Brown and Collaner opposed it.
Thursday, February 8
In the Senate, Mr.. Woodbury. concIud-
ed his remarks on the subject of the Ia
riff. The Senate then entered into Tx
ecutive session.
In the House of Representatives, the
debate upon the general ticket system of
election, and the rights Of the members
from New Hampshire, Georgia, Missis-
sippi, and Missouri to their seats, was re-
sumed, and continued until the House adj
loumed.
Friday, February9
In the Senate, Messrs. Dayton and Mil
Ter presented resolutions from the Legisla-
ture of New jersey, instructirg the Sena-
tors from that state and requestIngits Rep
psentatives in Congress to vote for the
bill to refund to, General Jackson the fine
which was imposed on him in 1915 for a
contempt of court. -. 1919:
The Senate proceeded to consider the
bill providing for the support of the insane
asylum Of the District of Columbia in the
Baltimore asylum. After considerable de-
bate, the bill passed its third reading
yeas 20, nays ID.
In the House Of Representatives, the
House resumed the consideration of the
report and resolutions of the committee on
elections, in relation to the right to their
seats Of the members from New Hamp-
shire, Georgia, Mississippi, and Missouri;
when debate arose, in which several
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