The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26
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settlement q California claims.
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The dam al Inmieiiand lslanil' 10 uie ohla nNef,
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MI. baghg spoke a. some ieng'h IN oPpos''ion
to the bill. He commended that the FEDERAL tios-
eminent had ne authority in the constitution for
. constituting EOrks vi the Kind.
II Mr.. citienden spoke briefly in support Of the
; bill.
Mr.. Calhoun took the same side, and spoke
earnestly N support Of the IIll. lie COMMENDED
that Il was the duty of the Federal Government
to repair this work, and tha. ample authority could
be found for 50 doing, under the clause OF the con
ssituiion regulating eommeIce among The states.
After farther debate the bl!l was read a ihif'
time and passed.
Most Of the session WAS devoted to private iaiis
The Senate adjourned to Monday
On Monday, April Ia, on motion OF Mr.. Bad
ger, the Senate took up the bill relative to IN
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,fl MARYLAND. Allen. Butler. Badger, Ashley an
C,;,,enden.
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