The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-08

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% Srp0ss de prrtrnaons q Gsn. Tsylor 70 The
Presidency e. he Tinted states Mr.. A. Stew
an replied 10 Mr. G.. and mueh sIosz-khng and
msnimrni snsped. The debate on the AFRO
Priation Bill was coniinnrd fsrksr y Msszrs.
Hsnley. Dusr and Roe. Aher Mr.. r. eonelDjed
bis iemsrks. on motion. he committee rose. and
the Hcdse soon aitfr adjourned.
On Tuesday. The 6si business in order wss the
calling committees iOr reports. and ssns,y Of
bills were reported.
A bali reported from he committee On Indian
Affairs. respecting Premp,iOn claims. gave rise
70 much discssion. as dii also bill to increase
the Examiners in the Patent 0fice.
On motion, the HOuse adjourned.
On Wednesday. the Speaker announced that
The first business in order would he The consider
alton Of the amendment Of Mr.. johnson, q Ten
nessee. proposing 70 substitute $500 per annum
each. as the salary Of additional Examiners in the
Patent Office. in lieu Of $4,000. ss provided for
in the hill reported from the committee on patents
The question heing prOpoundcd, was decided by
yeas and nays as follows: yeas ~, nays los.
So the amendment was rejected.
Mr. Mccelland moved 10 reconsider The vote.
Mr.. Clingman moved 10 lay the motion Of Mr..
Mecslland on the table. and demanded the yeas
and nays, which were ordered. and being taken.
resulted as follows: yeas 70, nays lie.
Mr.. Andrew johnson spoke sgsins, the bill
after which the bill was laid aside and, on mo.
ton, the House went into committee II the whole
on the bill to supply deficiency in the public
revenue. a@
Mr.. Rockwell, Of Connecticut, opposed the bill
Mr.. MeLsne followed, and spoke mainly in re.
ply to former speech Of Mr.. Thompson. Of Indi.
ana. When Mr.. Mel. had concluded, Mr.
Thompson rose to reply, bu, gave way to . mo.
ton that the committee rise. which was agreed to
and then the House adjourned. ~..
On Thursday, on motion Of Mr.. Marsh, the
Speaker vas requested to supply the place on thu
different committees Of the House, made vacan
by the death Of Mr.. Adams. .~-se... -...-
Mr.. Conger, from the committee on the Libra
~ made 4 rsnort rsl.iixe Il The Pablo printing
which produced debate. The delay on the par
Of the Public Printers was such as TO induce Mes
ns. Ashmun, Wentworth and yenable to 60 70
their removal. " i
Mr.. Hunt made statement in behalf Of tn
Public Printers, in which he offered excuses 70
the delay which has occurred. .a,~-=a
The bin providing for The appointment Of add
,iOnsl Examiners in the Patent Office, was takei
up and passed. .-.as-s,5-ssszasaza-z
p, On motion. the House resolved itself into I
committee Of the Whole, and took up the Defici
ency hill.
] Mr.. Thompson. Of Indiana. replied to Mr. Nc
Lane. In the course Of his remarks, he was in
,errup,ed ION leave) and Intercepted by Mr. Mel
Mr.. Truman Smith followed in opposition b
the policy Of the administration.
I Mr.. Levin took the floor next and spoke q
gainst the provision made in the bill for an EN-
bassy to Rome. =
MIR. Strong rose 10 address the committee afte
Mr. i. had taken his seat; but he gave way to
motion that the committee rise, which was agree
to, and then the House adjourned.
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4 Honors to Mr.. Adams at Home
Both Houses Of the Legislature Of Massa
! chusel,s adjourned onFnday. after appo'n
tlng committees To consider and repor
what measures il may he proper for III
Legislature To adopt as a testimonial Of il
gratitude for The public services and re
spec, for the memory Of Mr.. Adams
The bells in Boston were tolled from 4
TO o'clock on Friday, ont Of respect !
Mr.. Adams. the figs were at half mas
and the common council are consderin
further measures to testify the respect
. the citizens. -a~@
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!, ted States. all The Departments at Wasl