The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-30

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In shs szsarr. o. Tuesday. Mr. cszs resua-
ed aud eoo<lnaed Biz speech IN opposition 70 De
WiInos p<osiso.
Amsnorisl from Dssrret ~ss presented and re-
feued % shs comnisses On the Tenilories.-she
Southern members generally voting sgsins TIC
frference-Ayes 90. no<< Il.
The Hsrsr. sler reports from committees.
&c. wens into eommtlee Of The shole when Mr.
Bsyly offered series d resolutions, referring the
several subjects embraced In The Prrsileafs n<s~
sase % appropriate committees.
Mr.. clingman obtained the door, and address,
ed she COMMITTEES fos nearly an hour on the sub
Jet u slavery.
Nh. Howard followed, and delivered speech
Of an hours length On that part Of Presidents
ms~sge relating 10 The claim Of TEXAS 10 New
. Mexico.
Mr.. Brown, Of Nj, next sblsined the 6ou, but
,gaveway 70 mo,ion that The committee me, md
the House aijouDed.
In the erxarn On "Wednesday. Mr. Clay Offer.
I'd joirs resolution authorizing the committee
!, on The library 70 purchase the manuscript Of the
Farewell Address Of George Washington 10 ths
!. People Of the United States.
: The Senate resumed The consideration Of lhs
motion 10 print the resolution Of the General A.
scmbly Of the State Of Vermont On de subject d
= Slavery. Mr. Phelps. being entitled 10 the floor
: addressed the Senate At great length upon shs &C.
neral question involved in the resolutions. Ex
: plsuslions were made by MesHz- Ynles. Focte
: Better, and others The subject was then infor
malIy passed oser, and the Senate adjourned.
The Horsn went into the consideration Of lh'
Presidents Message in relation % California.
Mr.. Seldom. Of Va. spoke an hour against tn
!. coursc Of the President, insisting that Congress
should demand from the California people shei
territorial Jurisdiction, or that their State Cons,i
tuition should be rejected.
The sExArE on Thursday. received messas,
from the President Of the United States, in an
swer 70 the resolution Of the l7ih instant, relativ
10 the proceedings in California on forming con
ssitution; which was resd and ordered to be print
Ell, with the accompanying documents.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Clay yesterday
authorizing the committee on the Library 70 par
chase the manuscript Of Gen. wsshington's Fare
well Address, was taken up, and after some dc
bate. passed its third reading.
The Senate then, as in committee Of the whols
proceeded 10 the consideration Of the bill pro
vide FOR the more sfieciusl execution Of the thin
clause q the second section Of the fourth articl
Of he couaitution Of the United States" whic
provides Soy shs surrender Of fugitive Slaves.
: MI. Butler addressed The Senate at some length
in the course Of which some explanations wei
" made by Mr.. Chase.
The bill was passed by informally, snd sfer a
executive session the Senate adjourned to Mon
day.
= The HousK, on Thursday, was engaging !
u clearing the Speakers table Of the business whic
6 had accumulated upon il.
p A resolution was adopted calling upon the Pr
~ sident for the correspondence in relation 10 Tgr
~ Island.
=; The Presidents message relative 10 Californi
% was referred TO the Committee Of the whole 0
ie the State ofthe Union.
~ The Scnate's order, in relation to the electio
rs Of two Chaplains was concurred in, and the ele
lion ordered.
~ Numerous candidates were nominated, an
then the House adjourned until Monday.
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" From eur Correspondent at Washington "a.
) The position Of Mr.. Mangum Of N. G
i is frequently referred 10 by The publ
]. journals Of the couniry-a high and ju
= compliment 10 the distinguished Senator
= Mr.. Mangum has q national characis
9 Of which his native Stale may be just
proud. He is remarkable for SCUM
P method Of reasoning, aculeness, invesllg;
:. lion. power and simplicity Of Language
lie True 10 the interest Of his country an
5, State. faithful in the performance Of b
!. senatorial duties, he has won fr himse
: fame as broad as The land in which !
!. lives. These high qualities, together WI
energy and virtue. aye! The moral hfn
ness 10 do that which he thinks right, h
= rendered him one of the most efficier
y influential aud popular men in The Sena
Of The United States,
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