The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-22

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On "Wednesday. he Yics Pr,silsns lsia h<iose
the Senate leslsr Isasn Mr.. ss,isr. s,ssins ihss
very much against his wishes. he had consented
10 aoorPs he sPpaialmeni q cOmmissioner 10
Mexico. and hereby resisncl his seat IN shs Sc.
nale.
Mr.. Douglas. reported hin for ssisblishing
territorial government IN Nsbrssks-~hich Ess
sfenrd 10 The committee On Territories.
On motion Of Mr. johnson. Of La. he joinirs
sOluiion 10 create Bosna iOascerain nc amOu.a
NJ claims q our citizens agains, Mexico. was b.
ken UP and risHed back 10 the committee On b.
reign relations .r@-~ 7
On motion &c Mr. cas.. ihe orders of the dsy
were Informally passed over. and the Ten rssi
men, bill uArn up --.~
The motion q ME. Butlcr to Ieeommit ths bin
with inslnciics TO amend. Was rjecsed-ysss
~. nays -.
The question was shen on ,bs passage Of he
biIL
Mr.. Mason addressed the srBa'r. and urged
its passage. ......- .-.s
Nc. Mangum moved to postpone the further
consideration u the bin sB,l ibis day fortnight
Mr. Cas- opposed the motion, and 4 was rejecseI
yeas is. nays ..
Mr.. Baldwin ihrn took ihs floor, and u soma
length opposed the passage Of the hill IS unne.
cesSary. There were no more battles 10 he fought
no more battles 10 Be gained. The gOsernmsn,
Of MsIicO had been driven from place TO place.
until IL had scarcely been able 10 find resting
sPO, in which TO consider the question Of peace.
There was scareely The form Of government re-
naming in MEXICO. and the administration Of her
Affairs was conducted under the influence Of mar.
iial law.
Mr.. foO,e replied to NJ. Baldwin.
On Thursday. Mr.. Anterior moved TO take up
the hill from the House Of Representatives, knoNn
as the deficiency bill which was agreed 10.
Mr. Benton, m order 70 make the ball more ac-
cep,able, offered an amendment
Nj. Ashley spoke warmly in support Of The
mission TO Rome, provided for by the bin.
Msssrs. Bsjser and criiienJen opposed the
till-when, without further action, il was hid q.
side
On NJ. cass's motion, The Senate took up The
ten regimen, BILL H.
4 Mr Calhoun Addressed the Sc nate In cppOsi.
ton to the hill He said there existed no neces-
siiy now for lis passage. Mexico was PROSTATE.
Her government, only existed by our fs,bearsnee.
He regarded the force already in the field o. am.
ply sufficient, even should Mexico refuse 10 ra,.
fy the Treaty Of Peace. A single American ne
gimens could overthrow her government Here
gaIded il rs bad policy 10 slier,pt to intimida,s
her into ratification Of the Treaty.
Mr. c. denied that the President Of the United
States had rishiful authority to impose taxes on
the Mexican people. Such an exercise Of susho-
rity, he said, was not warranted by tho cons,iiu-
ton or by law. He entered his solemn pro,cs,
against its exercise, without asking the consent
of Congress. He regarded the precedent as ono
fraught with danger.
Mr.. johnson. Of Georgia, followed in defence
Of the administration, in support Of the bill.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On "Wednesday the 9Th Of March, the Speaker
announced ~ the first business in or,lcr The mo-