The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25

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Isinly u snjoy. Mr. G. Iiisn snlerrd 10.
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pFs,durrd tlar uas. Nhsn the annexation
loi Texas Ia tie uuilfd Siaies had bern
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lhs sen'insl npan he uaich-laMeF might
sleep security II his pasi What was IL.
'i'rn. that had oernsEsj, BY whose means
was Il that il had rune 10 pass, that Ne
were row 10 . condition such - 10 jusli.
" tie honorable Senator from South Car
allnl in lie snlenn and important de-
slaEalitn which he made die other day.
that. IN the Sholr histnIy IL his lilr. com
pfisins ua".I eventual period in the his-
tory of this Republic. there had neyeT
hern time Nhsn - murh danger war
ihfealens,. To The Interests. The happiness.
and the liberties 81 shis people Is u PIE
sent!
n must have oeruusd 10 every body
how utterly impoirnl Lnngress INV Was
held b, be-. except in 81 ar - rrlarsd Ia
granting every demand which The PrFsi.
dent might chase Ia make. Congress had
increased The army n the command Of the
President. aud had given him The means
uf supporting thai army 10 the full extent
that was required. They had refused him
n"thing. And yet some miniun nf their
master. whs rxsried from them this ODE.
'lienee-some crawling mininn. feeding
upon the remnants which fell from the
public shamh.es--had denounced a por-
Iinn &C the Senate a. being farotrs Of The
MeAican Understanding on The Rrpub-
lie TO take notice that there wer
Senate men WIN ".
and traitors Ia a.
trusted that their ~. .nmander.
in-cl,ief &c The army and navy Of the u
niird States, would b. appeased for their
having given aid aud comlurt 10 bis enc
mics. since they had given 10 him some
small degree Of aid and cnmfar hy grant
ing The supplies which he dtmanded.-
This. il seemed. was all that they were
permitted To do.
Nc. Corwin spoke ut great length and
With great ability, TO The mos, crowded
audience of The session.
On Friday. nearly the whole sitting
was devoted 10 debate on Mr.. Yulee's
h,sl resolution. the second having been
Withdrawn on account Of the satisfactory
explanation Of The Reporter.
IN The IluusE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, on
Monday, Mr.. Dauglass Of Illinois lea
ding l.ocnGoco. called the attention Of The
House 10 report in the Union Of dis
graceful scene in the House on Saturday,
in which his colleague Mr.. Wentworth
was represented as having been pu, down
nv cries Of " Bah!" Bah ~ repeated
30 times. With various other INDIGENOUS
expressions. A cor ) appoint.
ell 10 inquire into no
nays 6i. The q
Messrs. Douglass, Kennel
Trumho and Baylcy. All a~ p.
Mr.. r,umbn. which is right and proper,
as the whole is I.ucolnco affair.
The Three Million bill was taken up,
and Mr.. &. J. lngersoll, chairman Of HE
committee on foreign affairs, went into a
speech al large in support Of The bill, in
whuh he stated. in substance, that the
money was wanted To buy New Mexico
and California. He then went into some
remarks on the proviso which he under
s,ood his colleague (Mr. WiImol) was GO
ing To Offer tn the bill, which he slrenu'
ously opposed.
Mr.. WiImot then obtained the floor, and
offered as an amendInen, II proviso re.
siricting the addition to The United States
of any slave territory. Mr.. Wilmot sup
ported his amendment at length. Mr..
Strong of New Yo,k followed on The 9TH
er side.
On Tuesday, the Three Million bill
was debated, four members speaking an
hour each.
On Wednesday, six speeches on the
same subject.
Nc. Hunt Of N. Y. introduced bill to
appropriate $780, 900 10 purchase proyi-
sions fnr the relief of Ireland.
| On Thursday, the House refused, 81
to II. to fix period for the termination
Of debate On the Three Million bill. And
then four speeches were made on that bill,
one Of them by Mr.. Dobbn, who, (says
the Baltimore Pairiul, occupied his hour
in speech in favor Of The bull as report
ed by the committee, and general de-
fence Of the interests Of the South. Tie
commended that the W,lmot proviso was a
violation of the Constitution, pregnant
| ,,;,l, n,iaci,;af IN the harmouv OT the