The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-28

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u sAs Hoase Of RfPrsssnanrrs. a.
tss ousiaess xss rs saisary Aesdsm,
Mr. Hsls's snsa5meni. thss ssll 81.
establishing he Academy slsll Be rrprsl.
ed onand siisr he solh Gay 81 June nsxL'
Esa rrjerien by 0I % s..
he eonminre lhen rose and repaired
the bill.
The Speaker resumed he Chair. and
more Than twenty mrmhen rnse 20 addrrss
hini bot Ls eye rested upon the familiar
fare Of Mr.. Care Iohns1n. 10 moved
The previous quessisn. issss ssscnded:
eyes az. aces CO.
The neat amendment provided Cor put
hng an end 70 The Academy in four years
irom The Tine the last students entered;
MS Was slso rrjeeied By 100 10 70.
ne smfndmeni. striking out $4,000
appropriated % Barracks, was rejected
~ % AZ.
The bIl vas thtn eldered 70 Be en-
CROSSED.
Mr.. Ralhbun moved to rsrommii Il
wiih instructions that no cadet should be
appointed Alter tie passage az The bill.
DIR. Weller moved The previous qucs-
ton.
The House refused The rrrnmmilmenl.
and The bill was finally passed BY 100 10
0s'
Maadsy, MarrhIs
In The senaie, Mr.. Tappan called up .
resolution. some Time sinee presented and
laid on the table. directing the Secretary
Of The Navy 20 furnish copies Of The pro.
ceedings Of The eonrI Of inquiry aud court
martial IN the rase of Alexander s. Mae
kenzie. Mr. r.. amended !, by adding
!. and all correspondence on lilc in the
Navy Department in relation thereof"
MIR. Rerrien thonghl this subject had
been buried. He hoped The senator
would lei IL lie over. Tor he wished 20 pre-
sent his siews upon IL. Mr.. =. consent
ed. . .s
DIR. Archer resumed The debate on the
Oregon resolution. and commended against
the pr. posed notice. ..-.~.-es.a
MIR. Ri'es followed, and administered
a severe rebuke 10 mr. Buchanan for his
efforts 10 breed dissension about treaty
lthe Washing on) which had been sane
toned here and throughout, The euuniry.
MI. Buchanan promised % reply in the
morning. The Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr..
c. j. lngersoll. Of Pa. moved The recon-
sidera'ion Of the vo ON the Reporiof the
.coani,'ee on Fore On Relations for ter
minaling The Oregon Convention.
Mr.. White said he would suggest, DO.
fore he debae bean, that !, should be
conducted in Committee OF The Whole;
IL IL was 10 take place In the llouse, he
should insist upon no irrelevant discus.
sion. There VAS bill before he Com.
mitiee which would make any discussion
on this suhjecl appropriate.
Mr.. lngersoll asked If majority coult
60 into committee. 81
The Speaker said CT. = :. ~
Mr.. |. then submitted motion for that
purpose.
Mr.. Winthrop demanded the yeas and
nays, which were ordered, and were SO
10 u. -.~- as. ea.@@
The House went into committee, and
Mr.. Hamilton, of Name, called to the
Chair.
Mr.. c. J. Ingersoll, having full scope,
addressed. the House for an hour in his
usually discursive style. War was moi
so great an evil as had been thought by
some II was not for the interest oil
England to go to war with Us. If Eng.
land had seized Cuba. as was threatened
while since, he would have gone TO wal
in an instant. A British officer, mol long
since, seized town Df the Sandwich is.
lends, his Government disowned the act,
il it had not, he would in an instant Rave
seized upon the Oregon Territory. Mexi.
co he would treat with the greatest for.
bearance-England with none a, all. Pc.
litics--Mr. |. clused in what he seldom
INDUCED, as he said. lie wished to know
where MIR. Clay stood .lhis matter, and
There his friends stood. In reg I'd n
MIR. Van Buren,, he confessed he did not
know wha, his views were (laughter)-
Mr.. Van Buren, was in the habit If de-
lerring to the people in such matters.
(great laughter,) but he thought he could
answer for the Democratic party.
Ap'use ensued, after Mr.. I. concluded,
and Mr.. Winthrop then rose. He had
hoped. Cooking towards Mr.. Adams.
that other gentlemen would reply 10 wha,
had been said. The discovery Of Ore
gon, on the mouth Of the Columbia river,
was due 10 Boston man, who sailed in
Boston ship. With regartlto war, and
the constant efforts Of the Van Buren, De-
mocrats 20 identify the Wings with Brit
ish party, and sow the seeds Of dissensiou
aud war through the country, Mr.. W.
said itrrminded hun of painter who
was absorbed with but one. idea, that Of
painting red lion. He was called upon
by some one TO paint fancy sketch, and