The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

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dseinsr q ass-las<sss@sisn was $40 pp. <sd
MI. Bell sddrszsed he s-rsas q great i<nsth Ga
he various propositions before dc senate rhrn
The further saassa<,slies q she ira ~ss Pesa-
poacd 10 this d.y-~esk. - 3. ts,rsaI.1 - 4
On "Wednesday. |. BIN granting 90 ,hs sssse Of
! Ohio The unsou and unarpsspria'sd psla'e bands
remaining ia that ss.l<. vas osd~fed 10 shini
reading. Mr.. FsicA Then eonelsaed bis renssks
in opposition 70 the French spoIissioa bil.
On Thursday. Mr.. Msngum. according 90 pe-
vious nolice, made personal expansion regard
ins his views upon the Presidential question. He
svowed himself ssroasly IN fav0 Of Gen. seosi.
who. he sheusha. ras ihe only Wing Who could
&c, half ~neash totes IA elect him. He believed
he Was in favor q the eompromise measurss bu,
deemed il improper 10 asiiais that question na~.
He ereulpsted Gen. Scott from slIesnnseiion
with the sboliiionisis. 81
HorsE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
On Thursday. April 8. the House resumed
the consideration Of The bill from ihe Senate 70
promote and enforce discipline in the Nssyi and
sfier being engaged iherein Cor some time, went
into Committee Of the Whole on the homestead
bill. when Mr.. Polk took the noor. He spoke In
favor Of harmony in the Democratic ranks. and
then went into the Slavery aud Presidential
questions. and charged the Wings Is responsible
for the agitation Of the slavery question.
On Friday. the House was engaged in private
bills. and afterwards adjourned TO Monday.
On Monday, April 81, the session was CON
} sumed principally in motions 10 Suspend ihs
rules 10 enable members 10 introduce resolutions
or make motions. The bin making an spPrspfi
! alton for continuing the work on the extension
/. Of the Capitol Building Was slso received IRON
|. the Senate with two amendments, one Of which
6 only was coneurrrd in by the House.
c On-Tuesiay. by unanimous consent, serera
. pcmorials and petitions were presented and sp
J, propriaicly referred.
e The bill from the Senate to enforce discipIin
! in the navy was taken up. and Mr.. Stanton Q
! Tennessee spoke al some length in erFAanstic'
= Of his amendment
d Ma Gmmsn, from the committee on printing
/. made report, which ELECTED considerable u
J. bate.
n On "Wednesday, The subject Of the public Pds
4 ing was debated ;>and, pepiins motion mad
a, hy Mr.. Polk 10 lay the whole subject upon if
in table, the House resolved itself into eommitte
Of the whole on the State Of the Union upon n
a Homestead bill 9gFN ff ga81
,e On Thursday, the public printing was sill vi
10 der debate.
I. H. -~--~-~.---~~~-~>--
: Mr.. Mangum.-Thcrc have been maj
NJ lcvidences t,nt our Senator Willie p. ManguI
Tout OF his own State. has long stood high la 10
lie estimation for his tact and commanding ali
:. tiles. His friends at home will be glad to se
al that amid the rivalry Of great men, his high I
III Tents s,ill continue justly to " appreciated.
!, washias.aa correspondent Of the New Yo
- fTrihunc thus speaks Of him:
\. :. Mr.. MASGux came out day or iw
y ago in the Senate in brief demonsira,io
I. winch NAV be taken Cor sor. Of a qua
opening Of The roaming Presidential can
= paien.~ Mr. MaTsam is Que Of the mo
/" catholic and nlagnsnhnous Of men. an
- one of The mosl wise and most liberal {
Ply statesmen. No maa hits the j"inl Of
he difficult suhIec. with more anerrigs ain
. %. tlispcls the mist abeai f,ggy fnc wi
we fewer words than ,lr. Msngum/ His l"r
* scrvire. grea, popularity. and large C.
IN. paciiy, emnen,ly poin, him oas as COT
,ur spicnous mark on The list fsom which u
-, Wings win select candidate &c the vi,
u. Presidency. For ~ honor Of This sort !
y State is more deserving Than Nnr,h Gar
lima. and none Of her citizens more wo
,ly ,l,an Willie y. Manguln. lie av0s
!, himself for Gen. Sceit upon the oad VIII
'he platform. wilss~t pledges. wi,t,on,seiie'
/" without es,seSiations; Ned herein
l certainly displays his accustomed sen
lis aud discernment. Get the Wings Of .
ant South hu, follow The lead sadthecoUns'
ole orsuch ssea as ur. Mamgum. and an owe
lro- whtamang Eiums,i awaits The party IN
aexl eleriian. And where can they f
3 a wiser. more sagacions. more honora'
le~!rr!"
Ter Though we copy. with some degree Of pr
/ Of what we esteem 10 be just compliment to
OBJ abilities Of Mr.. Mangum; fet IL his views in
'erd qation to the nominatiOpk6f Gen. Scott are
,ast reciIy set forth in the above extract, we are
and prcpareduo sanction ,hemI Fillmore is our
Dor. choice, as we believe him to be Of the great
we'd dy Of the Wing party in the Southf Gen. y
ost has worldwide fame for his transcendant n