The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-15

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aEose, Ehirh continued until IL aljsunrasHss
Amons tlie s9ea1sEs, Mr. Adaunssnsiioa t.e mat
inisEesL HeePsosod iiiis, and IL other measures
IN Hsiaii0l TO liz sesuFaiiDa q ongua, Until no
tire Eas 6rs; gisyn 10 Giresi Britain Of our desiEe
10 terminate he convention TsspeetiRg TIA, tern.
tory; and expressed IN esrasss desiEe that thal
notice Should be given inmsiia;sly. The Hsase
adjourned wiihaui any question beng ikkea.
SATURDAY, IAN. ,. ANer lie Presentation d
petitions, AMI tse Transition Of kasse osheE hzi,
ness, tie Senate he'd an executive session.
In the nOae. tie debate was resumed On ths
qnes,.sn psnding on the ailioaFnmeH, yes;es,lly.
Messrs. e. ]. Ingersal, IIsal~on. DIrrash, r.
King, r. Dlle Owen. and Baker, slva-ated Ire
adoption Of measures iar the immediate Oosapa.
ton Of Oregon; Mr. wsihEOP vas for more d.
LheFaie action. Mr.. M'DoNell oliiaincl the floor
and the House adjourned.
Monday, Jan. 5. In the Senate. Mr.. Niles
from the committee on The posi office end pes
roads reported bin establishing mail routes from
New Orleans to Galveston, in Texas, and for 9th
CT purposes
In the HOUSE. Mr.. C. ]. IngersOgl, iiom In
committee on foreign affairs. reported joint reso
luton, directing lhat the President Of the Unitet
States forthwith cause notice to be given 10 tn
government of Great Britain that the convention
between the United States and Great Britain con
corning the territory Of Oregon, shall be annul
led and sbrogated after the expiration of twelN
months, eoniomably to the provisions Of the ?,
article Of said convention.
The minority also MADE report, setting foril
that the decision q ise question belonged to th
treaty-making power, and not to Congress; an
therefore that this House should at present refra
from the expression Of any opinion.
Under instructions from the committee on "a
reign afllirs, Mr.. IngersOll moved that the resou
ton be committed TO the committee Of the Who'll
on the state of the Union, and made the .spccia
order for the first Monday in February. An
hereupon debate aress which vas continued NJ
Ill the House adjourned.
| Tuesday, Jan. 6. After the transaction I
some other business, the Senate held an execu
tive session.
The House resumed the unfinished business
yes;rday, t,eing the resolution from the commtte
of foreign affairs advising the President to 81,
the twelve month"; notice 10 Great Britain of u
termination of the convention of the 9th of Al
gust, 1927. The debate was continued to Il
hour of adjournment.
| Wednesday, jar. z. The Senate, in COMM
tee Of the whole, proceeded to consider the hiIl
raise a regiment of mounted rifemen; and aft,
making some amendments, the bill was reportC
to the Senate, and was ordered TO be engrossed {
a third reading.
The Senate afterwards held a shsrt exccuti'
session.
: In the House, after some explanations betweC
Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Rhett as to the part viii,
Mr.. Adams took in relation to the last war, On
:, A. indicating himself from the charges broug
against him by Mr.. R.) the unfinished business
yesterday, (,he Oregon resOlutiOn,) was resume
and the debate continued.