The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-11

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400 =. md n6u G8Ha. a. sone,ime.
sarsiinx fsoE1 80 greai ssasiaa. Tie a.
. y eae uas low unisorn syssrn e a
ties.
Mr Z. yiridpd tlle deer wishous ~.
ciadlng. and ihe Sen4ie Fpeni he remzin
Or q her sitting rpon pEiEaie bills.
In n House q Representative. Mr.
McCiern1nd, az III, presented : rsscln.
non proposing he eession a. The pull;r
lznds 70 de states within whose hmii,
hey lie. Objection Was made, and Mr..
Met. moved suspension az lie rules.
which was rejected ~ TT % 50.
l Mr.. Saunders. &C n. C.. from he CON-
ml'iee 70 whom wss referred. in he eArIi-
e. psri Of ne session, resolution esIIinr
lor information As 10 Tie operations or lhe
Bankrupt Law. reported back ll.e sane
with resolution thai the President ~
called On for his information, which was
agFeed n.
Mr. Hughes. az no., Offered two reso-
iuhnns; The inst thai tie Uniled States
had clear and indispuiabIe claim 10 he
Oregon from the f2d deg. to The 54lh der.
40 Eiin. Secondly. that II vas lie duly
Of thls Government 10 take possession Of
al ihis territory, and proceed 10 organize
, Territorial Government. The previous
question was moved. but Withdrawn 10 N.
able Mr. Black, &c Ga. 10 append third
resolution, % wit: That il was Tor he best
interests Of the country 70 annex Texas
20 the Union.
Ihe previous question was moved. /
4 ne introduction Of these resolutions caus-
ed some sensation in the House.
M. J. r. Ingersoll moved 10 Law them
on The table, which was done b. i vote II
LOG 20 CO.
Mr.. Saunders offered resolution De.
Caring Il inexpcdienl 70 fix any day for
adjournment, before The ianIr measure was
discussed, &c. The previous question
was moved, but not seconded, ard the re.
solution lies over.
Mr.. Mckay, on leave, introduced bin
70 authorize the coinage OF golden dollars
al the Mint, whirh was referred TO the
committee Of the whole.
TUESDAY. March 2s.
In Tie Senate, Mr.. Bates presented
from citizens Of Northampton,
Mass. met in Town Hall, without dis
iinciion of party, which declares that there
: no power in the constitution TO annex
! foreign state to this Union.
Mr.. Tappan said he had received pa
Der demonstrating against the annexation
4 Texas; he had some doubts about the
,ropnety Of presenting it. inasmuch as
here was no such proposition before Con- {
'ress. u ramour spoke truly, il would
ave been more properly sent to the Ex-
'cutivc. II
Alter the disposal of large amount &c ,
miscellaneous business, the Senate passed l
0 the consideration of the resolution of /
nc committee on finance, upon Mr.. Nc /
DUTIES bill. Wv. Il
Mr.. Benton resumed his remarks, and
oniinued his historical analysis of tire Ia
ifs. Mr.. b. made a pathological disco j
cry in the midst Of his researches, which
vas, ilrrt the word tariff was never heard
4 until 1910.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr..
)arragh, Of Pa, the thirteenth Wing men, ,
eF elected to Congress since the session =
commenced, appeared, and was qualified. .
The House then went into committee :.
the whole, Mr.. Case Johnson in the :,
hair, and took up the bill relating to the :
scond regiment Of Dragons.
After brief discussion, it was reported ;,
} the house without amendment. I
Mr.. A. V. Brown moved the previous
aestion, and the question was taken on
he passage Of the bill by yeas and nays, =
nd the same was passed by vote of 81 y y
, &c. o.
"Wednesday, Nlarrh 81. :,
In the Senate, Mr.. Simmons addressed Il
Ie Senate in continuance Of the discus nj
ON on the tariff. Before entering upon -
is general remarks, he wished 10 notice
large ofthe honorable Senator from South
arolina, tina, there had been a Icul and
lgrant violation of the compromise act y
the clause requiring a home valuation. !"
e wished the Senator to retract the "
laye. y
Mr.. McDufiie said no, he could not. :,
Mr.. s. was sorry, because he had prov "''
!, on former occasion, that Mr.. Cal .
nun, himself, voted for that clause. i,
Mr.. S. then entered upon his argument, . :.
st examining some of Mr.. Benton's sta '.
'tics. lie subsequently, examined some - :,
Mr.. WoodburY's positions. and con- ~ y