The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-30

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same lime ss Texas, they attempted their
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mske their cause less resi- erlabls!
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moi sseciiaral question. Il is hundred
times rl.inrr IT. cansdisn Annrxs,Ion
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b, sides. Csnada has . positive and d.
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10 The Union. For IL vas Distinctly .d-
rulaied 10 the ArIsles Il The Conl,s,.s-
ton a good deal elder Iran ibe l.anisis-
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che ciiose 10 do 81. We have. ihen, 90
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part. By inviting her 10 be annexed.
II tLs-e Arguments in 'avnl al the /" an
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only 10 he IL, gi,ed Al, the srgunenis mosI
rtled upon 10 justify tie . immediate an.
nsxst o." VI Texas are moi much more
worthy ii serious u fria Tor.
How much longer the debate uron The
Tex,s qursiion will last. we cannot UNI
dertake TO say certainly. bui probably fur
several days; there briag' no apparent
abatement of The anxiety Of Members 10
express their opinions III regard 10 il.
The greatest objection which We have 10
the pr,,lnHgaIi. 81 the discussion is, ,ha,
ilovellays and ohstrucls altogether lhept
per business of the House. We have
heard, however. that IL was determined in
raucus, on Saturday evening, nbring the
Cicba:e to close on Saturday next.
Among mher ineidens oflhe last week
is the inal acIian. of Cong ess .upan the
hill directing The election &c President and
Vice rresiden; Of ll,c United Stat $ here
after tnbe made in all The Stales Of The Un-
ion on me and the same day. Thus for
once, should tie President approve and
sign the biz. one m ASSURE Of National
character will lave passed into a law by
the approving votes Of all parties in the
60 ernment. ...... .........-.l
Two days Of The time of The Horse oil
Representatives during the lasl week have
been consumed N d'smissing the Cier!;
of The House for misconduct and defalca-
ton in lis accounts. In the proceedings
upon This case there have bern some ano.
malous traits 7 he condemnation Of the
conduct Of the Clerk, and his diSmission,
were--l.owevei p oper under the cir
canis,anccs--unpreredrriedly unanim.' :,
| The lesson it may he hoped, will not be
! lost upon oilircrs placed under temptations
SINH ar 10 those BY which the Lite Clerl;
was setIuced from the plain path OF his
duty.
Benjamin p. French. laie Chief Clerk,
! is now, by appointment. clerk "t The
! House &c Representatives # the United
I Sta'es. - "'s
| .A* e~>e,.4~ <SgSN->--N s>~<E>s
THOMAS w. Doaa.-The Legislature
of the State. of Rhode Island, on Friday
last, passed an act for the liberation from
( confinement of Thomas w. Dorr, on con-
dition that he should take the oath of al
legiance TO The Stale before lis Supreme
! Court. The vote on the passage Of this
law was, in the House of Representatives
! yeas ~, nays l3-in the Senate yeas %
nays 3. What is most remarkable, con
sidering all that has been said on the sub
| iect of the imprisonment Of this ind!vldli
al, is, that every Dorrite but two IN th'
House and three in the Senate votei
against his release on The conditions stipa
lated, although, as members Of the l.egIs
la,urc, each of those protested friends o
| Dor has taken The very same oath wnlci
he is now required Ia take, aid had pre-