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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-06
NAE CoRREcr REAnING.

have NO private purposes to accomplish
no party projects TO laIi ui,-na sncmies q
pllnlsl.-no,hing 10 seise but my county"
The above quotation from The lirst Al.
lison letter. SAYS the Nanhsz Courier.
has been most on'rageously perverted and
altered to sui the purposes 81 those who
hope 10 averIhrow the administration 0l
as pure man as ever occupied The chief
magisierial chair Of The nqiion. by SANDER
and misrepresentation. llllas been PRINT
ed in various democratic journals that he
\ had no friends 10 rewaTd--no enemies
10 punish There is perceplible diller-
enre between The correct aud incorrect
versions Of The quotations. The old hero
didn't say anything about lrenlls--and The
whole Tenor Of lis life shows that lie
would not even advance IIiend's welfare
TO The dririmem of national interest
while az the same time no man would
labor harder TO encompass a friends pro-
motion. if surh promotion would rebound
TO The advantage aud honor ol The public
service.
That lie has no 'enemies 10 pnnish,'
the siowness with which he makes re-
movals is ample evidence. II removing
those who ale really enemies To the
public interest be considered lauli, then
Gen. Taylor may be blamed. Ifput,ing
honest and competent men IN Office. to The
exclusion Of the dishonest and incompe-
tent, be considered crime. then the Pre-
sident may be looked upon as obnoxious
TO the charge by those who entertain such
singular opinions. lf his poverty in hay-
ing nothing 10 serve bul his country lays
him liable TO serions charges, il should be
rccollected that the country has kept him
busy for forty years. and that he has not
had time to learn 10 serve anybody else
Bul, quote him right, genIlemen-don't
per,ert his language-or Try 10 make him
say, cilher by word or deed that v hich
he has not said.
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'prsrhoe % great diffcuiiy Hiii ~ tasn1
m giving % every part d he eo0nlrs Is
due share of appointments without sn.
efostling On The pIineiple AZ superior e.
ness. l.et Tins principle be adhesed To-
lei lhe besl man Who can be had he prefer.
'red-and. though ne Union may meh into
Tears. ile roenlEy VII Re SATISFIED. What
me people want = 20 see ihe public work
weH done: 10 see rnnfiienre Tepasrd IN
Trustworthy men. Very iisle syinraihy
Is fell hy lie public uiIh Protessfd o.iire
seekers. A lev personal ffieHds are gra-
IisieI with their success, especially # .
gives ! convenient snppnIt 10 some de-
serving huI unfortunate man: hai his feel
ms does MT go Ear. Tor al high oilice
tie righi-:!sihking mses IL tie public wish
10 see high qualification. We rsiaire 10
beliere ,sai these are ihe views al The
Administration. The President especial
Is has seen setyice. lie viii never know
ingiy rommil important trusts 10 any huI
The men most likely 10 perform them faith
fully and ably.
III woril. lei The President. IN his new
sphere, As 10 every nil,eI which lie has
filled through liie. firmly aei up 10 Tire
prinsiple ~ What il hest FIR the country
and The public service. and lie brilliant
hopes " his Administration sill lie mnre
Than realized. Win RESPECT 10 measures.
he has but 10 ask . What. npon tile whole.
is required 10 bring ahnui the greatest at
iainable amount u public good" with re-
speci TO men. :. Who al The candidates is
be.i qualified fnr the trust" By rcso.
lniely following The answer uhirh his own
long tried ,liscemmenl and lie advice Of
rusty connsellnrs may give 10 these qnes-
lions, he vii lie carried easily and plea
sanity through The mast embarrassing ,lu-
lies Of a Chief Magistrate. and will be
sustained BY on approving country.
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From the Daily Picayune of the 24th ult.
FROM TEXAS.

BY the arrival here Yesterday Of The
steamship Globe, Capt. Elory. from Bra.
zos Santiago the 10Th, and Galveston the
2lsl inst, we have received the Browns.
vile Flag Of the 18th and The Galveston
papers TO the 2lsl. inclusive.
We deeply regret TO learn that, from
the exposed stale Of our Texas frontier.
no tronps Of that branch Of The service
which is alone adapted to cope with the
ferocious tribes of wild Indians in HE re.
gion Of country being available, an nrup-
lion Of Camanchcs has lately taken place,
attended with the most awful destruction
Of life and properly among our defence
less iellow.citlztns. The following, from
the Brownsville Flag of Tie 9Th inst,
tells The melancholy tale:
On ThuIday last our town was thrown
mtn great excitement BY the arrival Of an
express from PalD Alto, announcing the
startling intelligence that numerous and
formidable band OF Indians had just made
descentupon thai place. aud had already
committed many acts Of startling and sa-
wage barharl,y. The stage from Point
lsable had been intercepted, and the pro-
pretnr. Mr.. Bangs, and Mr.. Lnmbario,
passenger, we're taken prisoners. train Of
transport wagons had also been captured
between Brownsville and Point Isabel,
containing much valuable merchandise.
Such Of our citizens as were able 10
procure horses speedily repaired thiIhev.
but their Numbers were too small 10 do
more than defend tile settlement of Mai.
Taylor; pursuit was impraclicable. The
cnmnandanl AT Fort Brown. Col. Morris,
likewise despatched in wagons some thirty
nian'ry-all his disposable force, leaving
'nly guard al The fort, but their progress
was too tardy to avail anything against a
oe so Willy and well mounted. There
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were % mounted man 10 .ahr glrri.on.
BEFORE ths ARRIVAL AZ lhis farce he fse h,d
retired; not. however. until Hey nd p~,-
pelrsled scts of savage barharisy. the mtn.
lion whereof raDses aar blood 10 cusdle.
Bot partial srrounss have reached - AZ
Ihe acts ~ these savage marsuders. Dorr-
leo Zamora. most ssiimshle citizen. Ne
r1grel 70 learn. Is smang The slain. AZ.
ZAmora had Just dcidssl. under lie urea.
~, 10 heroine IN Armenian risixen. One
81 Mr.. Zamora's sons was killed n
The same lime. annsl,er badly uounded.
and his daughter. . gid about fouresa
years Of age. carried inlo captivity. Ailhe
ranrhn Santa 0lsya two mru were killed
and woman aud iuo ri,i'dren ,aker car.
i've. From The rancho de los Indlas Mr..
Willsey. ihe wife ofCapi. Brniamin vii.
scy. his brother and slsler-in law, were
carried OF caplives. The aged mother II
Mrs. Millssy persisted in following her
children. and did 50 for some s.islanre.
regardless &c savage menance. when The
Indians. sriEing her. lied her hands behind
her. pierred her with their lances and ar.
rows. and ltft her ON the ground wrlreiing
m her blood, a they supposed dead. THIS
POOR woman. however. succeeded in reach.
ing neighhorng ranrhn in a most shock
ing and mnlilaisd condition. and s now.
we understand. maniac.
The destruction of property On this ri.
rer has been immense. We learned to day
% The loss of seventy horses by one gen.
ileman. We are rejoired 10 learn Of tho
escape 81 Mr.. Bangs and hls companion
from captivity. They were. however,
reduced 10 sIaie Of nudity.
The foregoing is hui faint outline 81
The acts perpeiratph within The Last few
days in our immediate vicinity.
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Internal Improvement Convention

"A great State Convention is 10 assem-.
BE al Salisbury, n. c.. on the l4lh ol
June. Tor purposes connected with that
important Siae Improvement, the Great
Central Railroad. which was authorised
by the last Legislature OF North Carolina.
We look upon this work with the deep
est interest: for we anticipate from lis
connection with our ciiy, by means Of the
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, The fu-
tire commercial elevation OF Norfolk 10
the high destiny for which nature seems
70 have formed her. We congratulate our
siiizens on the assembling Of this Con-
'en:ion. as an evidence that The good peo-
pie Of North Carolina are bestirsing them
selves with rommendable spirit to ex-
,edite the great work; and we hope and
rust that every Norfolk man will feel
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PARTY PRosCRPTIoa.

| As The Union al Washington, and tic
Enquirer in Richmond. seem To have for.
gotten, IN great degree, tie principles
upon which lie laie Administration were
in The habit Of acting with regard to- reno.
walls and appointments, il cannot be nul ~
place 10 refresh their memories upon a
subject oi so much interest. We there
fore republish, from our own 6les, the fol
lowing narrative of transaction which
orcnrred about three years ago:
From the Richmond Wing of l7lh Sept. 1876.
THE sPOTLs SYSTEM ILLUSTRATED.
The last Tuscaloosa Monnor contains
correspondence between Jas. J.. Chill
dress, Esq, OF that CIV. aud "Sir" Roht.
Walker of the Treasury Department.
which slrikingly illustrates The heaniies ot
The Dugald Dalgheilvsyslem of"provend"
for service rendered. AMI not less strk mo.
~ llIc character Of The Secretary Of lie
Treasury.
Having reason 10 believe that he could
obtain an office from the administration,
Mr.. Childress, though Wing, visited
Washington for the purpose ol irving
his luck" his application being sustained
by the unanimous recommendation al the
Alabama delegation in Congress, all Of
whom, with a single exception, are " de-
Of The sIraighiesl sert. Nothing
was SAID Of his political opinions, in truth,
as MIR. Childress saws, he is in no Other
way politician than by casting his vote
IN accordance with his convictions ex-
hihllmg so litlle interest IN such matters
otherwise, that even ." His immediate rep.
reseniailvc," Mr.. Payue.) who recon-
lnended him IN reference exclusively To his
business qualifications. did not know To
which party he was attached. "Sir Ro- |
bert, taking ii for granted that no Wing
would have the impudence 10 apply 10 an |
administration, administered avowedly on
he spnlls principle, for an office, and con-
that Mr.. Childress was of the
true grit" promptly promised him an
ppoinlment-and. under promise, Mr.,
:. Immediately took Steps TO remove his
'mily 10 Washington. But before he
al been regularly installed, some OF The
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me ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

The Mefhodistc huTehSouth Prom
lie SnuiheIn ChTisiiaa A-isa-sie ne learn
thai here are nineteen Annual Conferences
ID the C..srch South. covering HE SAaih-
ern STAIRS aud lie Indian Territory. The
general suprnnlendener nf lie whole. IL
m he hands &c fur Bishops; The regular
pastoral and missionary work Is entrusted
70 he rare II l.i16 travelling preachers,
being an increase, during lie Pssi year. d
%. The Total number of snpeTannnaied
preachers Is les and az lorsl prearhers
3.O26. decrease &c l6, though some u
The Conferences give No relurns- The
total number III members is 49, 7s6. VIZ:
whites 35i.25s; colored l3i.l53; Indians
3.375; exhibiting upon lhe returns Of lasl
wear. lie large increase II s6.e33. Tbs
Missionary collections 81 he past year arc
reported from sixteen Of the nineteen Con.
irTenres. and amount 10 ! lille upwards
Of sf5.cO0. Putting down The Conier.
ences moi reported, according 10 The re.
turns Of The prerions wear, Tie aggregate
Missionary IerenHe will stand Al about
$4,000. in improvement Of more than
$4,000 upnn lasl Yeas operations.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

4 Tclegraphic ,Iespsieh rum New
Orleans. dated on The 22d ullimo. men
inns The arrival there of The barqne Flor
da. frm Chsgres.
Dir. Beall. II The United States navy
came passenger in this vessel. and il il
stated that he has lump OF gold IN hi;
possession worth iva thousand dollars
The accounts Of lie abundance II geld
heretofore puhlishedtare represented 10 b
without exaggeTaiian.
/ The Florida brings The gratifying intel
ligence that Colonel Fremont had arrived
10 California.
/ Anolherdespaleh from New York states
ihaI Messrs. llowland Il Aspinwall. ol
that city, tlhe owners Of The Parific mail
steamers. have received despatch from
New Orleans announcing the arrival nj
Panama on The 5Ih instant Of their fiea-
mers OIegon and California from San
Francisco. II is supposed that they have
on board over a half million Of dollars.
We add ihe.snbjoined items. gathered
by The Mobile Tribune from late Vera
Cruz and other Mexican papers, The n.
test date uhirh they contain from San
Francisco being Of he 9th April:
According 10 The Alta Californian, The
Magistrates Of the principal towns are
about 70 present 10 Governor Smith and
Commodore Jones a memorial of the
state Of the affairs Of Tho Provisional
Government, begging their assistance 10
carry ont The plans which they have adop.
ted 10 preserve good order. political and
commercial. Also. the Legislative Assem-.
bly Of The district Of San Francisco has
prepared 10 lay before the Governor and
Commodore a statement Of the means
adopted for the protection Of the life. librr-
Is, and property Of individuals. II is also
desired that on the FIRST Of August depu.
iaiion should meet al Monterey TO form a
constitution FOR California. surprising thai
the Congress OF the Union will immedi.
aiely erect the province into sovereignty
Of The confederation.
The town Of San Francisco was under
great excitement, which arose from rumors
thai he military were preparing 10 attack
IL, and that Gen. Smith had abolished all
Of safety taken by The I.egisla-
lure. The AIralde and all the Council
Of The town were displaced BY Justices Of
The Peare and police officers. The dis
order which reigns in all branches of The
is attributed 10 the conJuci
Of the laie Governor, Col. Mason.
A weekly paper. called The "Placer
Times" is soon 10 be published al Sacra.
ncn,o. II is 10 give accurate information
~ relation To the mines. Sacramento has |
grown very rapidly and contains many
handsome houses.
Plans were on foot to establish regu.
ar line of mails through California.
In the port of San Frscisco there were
eighty vessels, which number was daily |
by new arrivals.
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Beware Of snakes.-Tho orerilo,

has brought large numbers Of snakes and
other reptiles from the swamp up into the
streets. Conger snakes. The most yene.
nous knownin this county jhave been seen
in The water 10 several places within the
last few days, and we learned from good
authority last evening that a liule girl,
while wading 10 the wafer in fanbours
Irene. on Saturday last. was bitten BY
something which she did not see. and died
in lew hours afterwards. Persons should
moi unnecessarily expose themselves in
The wafer. Pieoyune e2d mr.
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Very respectfully.
Il. .. WALKER.
J.nt. /. Chiidrrss. Esq.

Js.nes /. Childnrss. ESQ.
This letter hears It's own comment mp
On is face. Upon is reception Mr.. Chi
dress addressed = long reply 10 Mr. Wal,
keT. relieving himself from ANY Intention
Il deception IN regard 10 his political
opinions. mt having dreamed linnocenI
soul that Ia lie Ukig was. in The ts-
linaiion 81 The immaculate Secretary. a
crime II snIpassirg enormiiy. or. 90 nse
hrs avn idea. uliai in government found.
ell urnn The freedom IL opinion. any 20.
liiiral net essily can possibly exist for ile
adoption e 50 harsh policy towards al
who 10 not happen 10 concur IN scnii.
mrni with the Executive Cor The time he
ing Certainly, he could not have snp-
posed than GENTLEMAN would break i
promise. Deliberately made. and npon The
faith II which he had made arrangements
10 carry his family 10 Washington. on so
slight and frivolous prciexi. SIR Ro-
bert. wrapping himself up in his dignity,
declined 10 answer Mr.. fhil,lress' letter,
and The latter then. on several orrasions,
sought an interview, bul sought il in vain,
with the honorable Secretary. This was
perhaps 10 have been expected; as even
he. il i 10 be presumed, could not have
seen Mr.. ChlliTess without blushing ii
his own ronducl.
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dep interest and lirsly sympathy N
Ne glafioas undensking-sad hoi oiiy
ferl hai manifest IL We propose here
fore aia ineeling be held. forthwith. d
GRE e1pnsssion 10 The public seniimenl
add feeling Or our eily IN rsisiiah 10 his
movement IN .Norh caralins. and lhrir
sense Of he importance 10 our civ Of The
contemplated central improvement
Ngfslk LlsEGA.
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single house in Charleston has ship
ped from that polt, within The past year,
twn thousand seven hundred and len bales
Of yarns, osnaburgs, sheeiings, &C.. man
nfactured in the States Of Georgia and
South Carolina. The shipments were
made TO various porls Of the Union.
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Fire In China.-News has reached
Canton of great fire NJ kwai-lam. the
Capital Of the kwanse province. Il il
said that upward Of 1000 houses and
shops have been destroyed. including the
Ya-mum. Of offices. OF The yiceroy. Many
people have PeTished.
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A Convention Of Frcemasens is 10 lie
held al Knoxile, Tenn. ON the 2ilh inst.
Tor the purpose Of taking into consideration
The interest Of The craft.
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ship Wreck.-'rhe Quebec papers re-
pori ills loss Of The ship Maria from IL
merck, with one hundred and eleven chi.
grants. She foundrred among The ice in
the Gulf II ST. Lawrence. and only i've ol
tie crew were saved.
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GEN. WORTH.

The Philadelphia Ledger gives tile lol.
lowing sketch Of Gen. WORMS career:
I" lie entered The army. IN tie artillery
servire. rs private soldier. during he
martial fever that ragged in the northern
States ~ 1912. during the campaign III
CanaGa, lie signalized himself BY his
soldierly department and galIanlry, and
was soon made Lieutenant, in which
capacity he again gave promise Of his IA.
ture laurels, in The military skin and dar.
ing he displayed. Al Lunjy's Lane he
was badly wounded and for his services
on that bloody field. rs well as al Chip
pewa, he was breretieJ. FIRST 10 captain
and then 10 major. He won, dpring his
military career, no less than four bIeveis
on the field Of battle. On The field Of Po-
laklaklaba, where he commanded and gain.
ed victory over the Indians, he was bre.
veited hrigadier-and again. a major
general in Mexico. in one Of the most bril-.
liant campaigns that ever attended the
march of an army.
ttts sNlhtbo 10 - pEdN dHu lutlCtOUs
officer, were always acknowledged by the
comman,ler-in.chlef. for. in nearly all the
haitles 81 Taylor and Scott, Worth led the
advanced assaulling divisions. At Mon
ierey he carried The principal for,resses.
lie assisted 10 lombard Vera Cmz, aud
was appointed governor Of the town after
its caPilulation. At Cerro Gorio he took
and active part, led the advance 10 puebla.
distinguished himself highly at Cherubus-
60, fought The most sanguinary engage.
meni Of tie war al Molina, and carried
his point though he lost neatly half his
men, and At The slorming Of thapulipec
and San toslnc displayed The same valor
and contempt Of danger that ever marked
his career"
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ST. Louis.-rhe right feeling prevail.

st. Louis.-'fhe right feeling prevails
81 -. Louis. The terrible calamity which
has visited the city has no, htokcn the
sPHlt Of us cilizens. They are already
on the a'e',-ihty have the spirit Of men
and they Talk like men of extending
their public landings and Of improving
and bcauillying the riy. Aud while al
lenlinn Is pad 10 present and prospective
business wants and cnnveniences, The
sympathy OF The ci,izens 1, awakened and
Is most actively engaged in attending 10
the wants aud relieving The tllslresses Of
The ponr. who have lost their all of world.
y 9 oils by the fire, and are without shell
Ter or food. That is all right.
Nat Intel
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Nor OrrEIar-l


psar Sirs-0n ssiu,dsy lssi. dleciel yoaI
sPPuin'seni 10 l~ made oni. Since lhst period.
i hiss leen made kn0un 20 ne. thar you are ar
aiwlss lra,e bern Mig. Tis;s Mas vrry IN
eap~st6d intelligence q Nc. iol neseF al mp
Ie.eLi youreif q ne = : nsnorrai; hui | losk
n s,r grsnird that such Nas The fsei. Il is i'm
Isss-iis kr ne 10 make the removal e0niempla-
ted. 81 he purpose Il appeiniing Wig. I
sse IN cohsirained therefore. 10 revoke the -.
DIR 81 yosr appointment.
Ieslst ihls oceuuenoe Neiy m0rA. OuT shoEi
acquainlancs bad made = strong impression on
ms mind in yeuT favor. and sin belicye that
personally yon are rniuled 10 my respect and es-
term; hui nnsier The circumstances, I cannot
make The IeInoFal and appoiniElrni as intended.
iakr IleasnIe IN =, ing that yoII department.
throughout has lren correct and hun0raiie.
A.,ftsx
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terriers DE Bey..sss.eas. s~+o he'd been
;Rasiag nrl 8 CsS11eSs' t.errsis. appsll
81 Eils seeressiy a he TssasAry,by in
formiag him flst he wss s6oel ID fon-
ssninsie his ofirs BY placing : Wiia Al
nne az is desks. ahertnpon he SeFfesa-
~. forgetting for lonre ad roloresas. mini.
mDns and ,prfifrs. FASTENED 10 repeal
The erIor. By wiring 10 Mr.. chadIess The
following nolr:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-25

sent OF The House to permit hun 10 Offer resolution pro
vldng that from and after Tuesday next on alternate
days. shall not be in order to suspension OF the
rules. except in the hrsi hour after the House meet
Objection being made,
Mr.. EVANS moved suspension of the rules not
agreed To.
MIR THOMPSON, OF PENNSYLVANIA moved A suspen
sion OF the rules 10 permit him TO Introduce bill entitled
An act to establish uniform rate OF postage letters,
and 10 permit newspapers 10 circulate free OF postage
within The county IN which they are printed"
The question on the suspension of the rules having
been put, the motion was not agreed 10.
On motion of MIR. VlNTON, the House adopted reso-
luton close the debate of the Post Office appropriaon
bil in two hours after II shall again be taken up
Committee OF The Whole on the state OF tie Union.
Mr.. BOWDON asked the unanimous consent OF the
House TO present report from the select committee
composed OF the delegation of the State of Alabama,
accompanied by bill for the relief OF the citizens Of
Cedar bnf' Cherokee county, Alabama, and for other
Ga motion OF Mr. vINTON. the House then resolved
itself into Committee OF the Whole the state of the
Union, Mr. WHITE in the char) and proceeded 10 the
considerable of the bill making appropriations for the
Post Ofice Department for the year 1850.
On this bill the committee addressed by Messrs
MOREHEAD and MURPHf-the latter, in the course
of his remarks, being interrupted hv Messrs WILMOT,
JOHNSON, and STARKWEATHER, and the former
~ Mr.. MEADE. THE speech of The latter gentleman
brought a close by the arrival of the hour
which, by resolution had been determined that the de-
bate should closet
After voting down proposition amend the bill Of
ferel BY MIR AsHMuN, the committee rose, and the
chairman having reported. the House ordered the Post
Office appropriation bill 10 be engrossed and read third
time and subsequently il passed. and sent to the
Senate for their concurrence.
On notion the House az ain resolved itself into Com
ntee OF the Whole the state of the Union, (Mr. Vim
in the char and proceeded TO the consideration Of
the bill reported from ie Committee the Territories
10 establish territorial government for California
The Clerk read the bin a, length and, after time
spent in conversational debate between the CHAIR,
MessFs CHAPMAN, ROOT, TOOMBS. and others,
Mr. CHAPMAN proceeded 10 address thu committee
at length and al the conclusion OF his speech the
mee
On notion the bill of MIR PRESTON 10 admit California
INTO the Union State published some weeks since
in this paper) which offered by that gentleman
substitute for the bill under consideration, ordered
be printed and then
The House adjourned