The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-07


dssed - bs eagroassd 60 shird sea.lips.
Mr. Fooss's resolution deciaring he compro- I
mise measures Enal sr:ilrsarat q lhs slavery
QUESTION. was takrn nR
NJ. BsagrF moved % amend ihs Eesslulian ~
Inserting il liru q The Iaaar psrs q r. Ihe fal
Issxins: A settlement in principle and Substance
- final srillrmens q the dangerous and exrii-
ing snsjeris which lhey rmbrared. and ought %
&c adhrred 70 l.y Congress until simr and exPe-
rienre shall demonstrate de NECESSITY q further
legislation % guard against evasion Or sb'.se.
The smendmrna mas Adopted.
Ms. Feoie addressed the Senate in deEenoe ~
himsclf and hi. resolution from The speeehes By
Msssrs Butler AMI Rhsli. wiihou: concluding
he gave Nay. and Inc srnals aajaurncd.
On Friday. quorum moi appearing, the S.
maize adjourned. [
on saiuniay. The senaie. hcing sill without
quorum. adjourned 20 Monday.
On Monday. Dec. -. barely squa,um attend
ed. Tie President sisncd ihe Kossush resolu-
liun. and lhe committee on reception made . re-
port. The committee proposes % receive ~ hos
su.h precisely in the same manner the Marquis
IsfayeiIe was rcceiscd-that i. the chairman Of
The committee will Introduce him in these words:
: We present Louis KasSulh 70 The Senate d the
Iniied States !" therupon The Senators will rise
II their seats, when The Presiden, ~ill Invite him
10 &c STATED. The report Was seceisei and =
dnlied.
A communication from The Librarian, cnrlos-
ing Tic proceedings 81 the House of Representa-
lives, respecting The late FIRE in the public libra
RI. was received. Mr.. Cas- moved 70 amend the
House rcsalulion 20 n 10 make an appropriation
Cor the purchase o. new backs; and also 10 en-.
auise whether any additional measures arc ne
ces<ary 10 render The Capitol FIRE proof. Thr
, whole matter was appropriately referred, and
: then The Senate adjourned over to Friday.
mousg OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On Thursdsy, Dec. II. Mr.. M'corkle, Of Ca.
{ iiCornia, introduced bin for establishing .
: Branch uint Of The United States in California,
: which was read fri aud SECOND lime.
: Aiier some other not very important business
y the HOUSE adjourned 10 Monday.
c On Monday. the ed, M. Carter moved sps
pension Of the rules 10 enable him 10 present !
resolution Cor the appointment Of committee 4
! wait on M. Kassuth on his arrival Al the capital
and introduce him TO the House Of Rcprerenia
! ,i,es-ycas Ill, nays s.. Atwo-,hirds VOC be
y inc required, the rules were moi suspended. q
! The North Carolina delegates. Mr. Chng'nal
j :, voted s,r, and Messrs. Ashc, Caldwell, Daniel
Dockcry, Morehead. s,anly and venabe agaia'
,she sus,ensiou. Adjourned 10 Friday.
ION Friday, The Speaker submitted commu
Io;ca,ion from The Librarian. announcing the pa
r. ,ial destruction Of The public library by fire.
= On motion, the committee on public building
!, was directed 10 inquire into the matter, and
appropriation Of $4,000 was made to meet the g
pcnscs resulting from The occurrence OF The hr
and then the House adjourned 70 Tuesday.
: On Tuesday, Dec. 30. after various objection
and p,in,s OF order had been raisc, by cer'a
- members. the House went into Committee OF q
Whole upon the resolution appointing Con
=. m;,el Of Five 10 INTRODUCES Kossuih 10 the Hous
!" The resolution was debated very earnestly and
:" lcnth hy members. Messrs. Brooks. Carte
:" t;iddings, Richardson, lngcisoll, G,nirs 81
R,u,oul. earnestly advocated IFS adoption; a.
- Mcssrs. vcnalic. Bayly, Marshall Of kentucs
~ S,enhcus of Geo, and Ewing. strenuously opp
!. ed lis passage.
ie' Nj yenabIc having moved 10 amend The rel
lu,ioa hy inserting in lieu thereof the words y
= the Speaker be authorized 10 invite Louis ~
- smith 10 d scat within The bar Of the House, :,
mitel the following remarks
ne Mr.. yESABIE remarked that while
" was not inclined to enter into any.
ieh those public manifestations such as ~
heen made at the other end OF the CaE
her ,al vet he was disposed TO accord
re- I,ouis Kossuth some Of those courtesl
rta- which they had extended to dlstlngu'..
ass. Cd foreigners on other occasions. J
would take occasion to say Of this q
hy tinauished foreigner, that every NJ
hcy since his arrival on these shorcs ne y
fallen in the estimation he had form
Il. &c him as i statesman, and any gent
.ny man who would take the trouble
read his speeches, and learn the Pc
j. finn he had taken, would be. satish
hat ;f his doctrine be correct I'M
'sts would be no stopping-place. 4
an Government would have to take VI
rr;. itself the wrongs ofevery people sun
ma ing from oppression. Asarep r sen
. ~ i've Of district in the State Of 40
,ee. Carolina, he would not consent TO
'sr;. ,olye this country in Kossuth's QUAR-
/. - He reioicei that he stood among
~ forry-seven who refused to congratta
,ra France when she overthrew the thr
NV. &C Louis Philippe and established 2
the public for he believed then, as ne
na. iieved now, that all people VINO y
i = entitled to liberty possessed y, anu