The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-05
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The senate Then resumed The consideration Of
the loan hiIl, which VAS amended. and afterwards
laid over iHfarnAIly. ..4 .--
The Senate held an executive session, and af-
forwards adjourned over 70 Monday.
On Manday the 9Th, the consideration Of the
loan hiIl was resumed. and Mr.. Silrs addressed
the Senate. and in eOnelusiOa warned the coun-
Try sgains, the consequences Of ssepmulaling a
largo national debt. a. s-.-
Mr. AIheri0n replied hIieiy 10 some d the re-
marks of Me-. Niles. Mr. Niles explained.
Mr.. Davis, Of MASSACHUSETTS. inquired Of the
chairman Of The finance committee lRr. Athsr-
toni whether. IL al accounts we're nsw seuIri Mp.
the pubic debts would be less than loo, 1000, 900
Of dollars.
Mr.. Athsr,Og replied, tina, il depended upon
certain contingencies.
On Tsesday. Mr. Turnsy submitted resOlu.
ton inSirueing the committee on the judiciary to
inquire into the eIpe,liency of providing for the
punishment Of persons suHePtitiOusly obtaining
and publishing secret documents in Possession Of
the Senate.
Mr.. Davis, Of Mississippi, from the committee on
military Affairs, reported bill establishing Mill.
tary Invalid Asylum.
Mr.. Cas- moved to take up the bill relation 10
the paymen, Of California claims-which was a.
greed 10, anu Mr.. &. spoke briefly in support Of
the bill. Il was then laid aside, and the Senate
proceeded 10 the consideration Of the loan bill.
Mr.. Phelps addressed the Senate. and wen, in
to All exposition Of the financial condition Of the
government The bill Was then read a third ,imC
aud passed.
The Senate hen held an executive session.
On "Wednesday, Mr.. Allen asked and Obtaine,
leave TO introduce his joint resolution Of congrat
ulatiOns to the people OF France, on the estab
lishment u Republican form of Government,
and il was ordered to he printed.
Mr.. Cas- moved 60 Jaxr up the psss proysusns
for the psymen, of Californian clsims-and ,h'
motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Dix addressed the Senate upon the subject
/ When he concluded,
! Mr.. Atrhison rose and advocated the passsg
Of the bill. Mr.. A., in the course Of his remark.
gave history Of the famous expedition to Cali
iornia, under the command Of Lieut.. Fremont
! The bill was then laid aside. and the senat
wen, into Executive session, and afterwards ad
jouncd. ".r.
On THURSDAY, the resolution offered yesterda.
by Mr.. Allen, congrafula,ing the people Of Franc
OH tho establishment, Of a Republic, was taken VI
and read SECOND time. ...=
Mr.. Baldwin moved its reference to the com
mit,ec on Foreign Relations.
Mr.. Allen said he should be opposed to givin
the resolution such direction, but would lcav
it to the Judgment Of the Senate to say wheihe
!, would thus refer it, or make it the special orde
for future DAY.
Nh. Hale offered an amendment to the resolu
ton in the following words: And manifestin
the sincerity Of their purpose by the immedia,
emancipation of all slaves in their colonies"
Mr.. Calhoun thought action on the resolutio
at this time would be premature, and proceede
to give his reasons why tue Senate ought to wa
until the French Republic was fully established
Mr.. Calhoun concluded BY moving to lay the :,
solution on the table, which motion was lost /
yeas u, nays 70.
Mr.. Douglass spoke in support OF the resoi'
ton. lie said he could sec no good result likel
to follow from waiting till the struggle was oS'
in France. We should get no credit for actio
then.
Alter further debate, and before coming to al
vote on the disposition Of the resolution, the S
nate on MI. Hsnnegan's motion, went into E.
! erutiye session.