The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27

tho sparse population ola vast tract Of country 70 ra
pine and murder Such in substance would be the effect
Of the inevitable waste Of millions ofthe public treasure
and the inflction Of extreme wrong upon all persons
connected with the military establishment by service,
employment or contracts the recall otour forces from
The 6cld the fearful sacrifice Of life and incaculablc
destruction Of property remote frontier, the
striking Of our National flag the battlemcns Of the
fortresses which defend maritime cities against in
yasion the revolution Of the public honor and good
fiith,S Ind the 'dscredt o( tire United States In ths
eyes of the civilized world" The Message concludes
BY confidently Trusting that Congress will duly APP
precalc these considerations and pass The Army APP
preparation bill.
The Senate by vote Of IS to resolved to suspend
SO much Of the rules as makes six daystme necessary
before taking up The bill.
Reports from the preceding session Of the standing
Committees were continued as before.
A House resolution providing for the signaturc OF
such bills as failed for want Of time 10 receive the sig
nature Of the presiding officer Of each House or Of the
President Of the United Stated was coneurrs3 In
In the House, the Presidents Message was received
and read, aud referred to the committee Of Ways and
Means.
Mr.. Phelps wished to introduce the Army bill with :
the exception Of the Kansas proviso Mr.. Washburne,
of Maine, objected. A recess then taken for ono
hour.
On re-assembling Mr. Campbell, Of Ohio, from the
WAYS and Means committee, reported the former army
lin with The Kansas prosiso. Mr.. Orr raised ques-
ton that the proyso proposed change in the existing
laws and was not gcrmanc 10 the bill. The Speaker
ovenued the point and Mr.. Ors appeal from the de-
cison II the Chair tabled BY yo,s Of % against
10. The House then passed the bill precisely as Il
was las, Monday by vote Of % against IS.
Friday, August ~.
The Senate struck the Kansas proviso from the Army
Appropriation Bill by vote Of 80 against g. and then
passed the bill.
A message from the House 70 the effect that they
adhered to their amendment was received Mr. Hun
ter moved that the Senate adhere 70 the bill minus
tie pro,iso as the House determined that the bill
should fail. Mr. Bell Tennessee suggested that the
Senate insist and ssk for Committee Of Conference.
The Senate adjourned without voting the motion
10 adhere.
In the House. the Army bill was received from the
proyso hy a vote Of % ayes against SO.
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio moved to reconsider aud lay
that motion ,he..tlhe. Carried by two majority.
A message mas received from the Senate in regard
to the Army Bill
Mr.. Campbell moved 10 insist and ask Tor COM
miliee Of Conference. Los, by majority.
Mr.. Cobb o. Georgia moved that the House recedr.
Loot by two majority.
Nr. wsshhurne moved 70 adhere. The Speaker
ruled the debate out Of order. The motion agreed
10 by vote Of 81 against 81.
Mr. washburne moved 20 reconsider and 70 ,sbs
said motion. Carried by one majority.
There we're repeated unsuccessful motions 10 sd-
journ. 4 .hor. finally Taken TO await The
action u the Senate. The Housvou rcasscmbling m-
lnediaiely adjourned