The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-10
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long discussion ensucd, as whether the admission
Mr.. Mason said there might be circum-
ssnces making necessary Tor the Southern States, IN
order determine where they stand in the Union, 70
take up the Minnesota and Kansas bills together. Mr.
Wilson said that such conjunction unnecessary,
and gave notice that he and his friends would avail
themselves Of all legitimate means 10 resist the admis.
sion Of Kansas under the Lccompton constitution Mr.
Hale said there had been proposition ,hat 50
seriously threatened disruption Of the Union that
Of Mr.. Mason. Mr. Crittenden opposed the connec-
lion Of the two subjects, ant made eloquent Union
speech, which ELECTED applause from The galleries.
In the House, a resolution adopted for the ap-
pointment Of committee OF seven. to consider OF the
reduction OF the expenses of,hc government the change
Il the navigation laws, the abolition of import duties
and resort 10 direct taxation.
A bill approprating three hundred and eighty thou
sand dollars for support Of the national armories
passed. This item was omitted By accident la last
years appropriations.
Mr.. PaHoit delegate from Kansas. presented n re-
nonstranee from the Legislative Assembly Of that Ter
slluon. Mr.. Lane asked ior lhe admission Of Oregon
into the Union.
Tuesday, Feb. Ain the Senate. the House hill 10
supply an omission in the enrolment Of bull passed
Al the last session, appruPra,ing S96o00O for the
nuiacture Of arms, read three times, and passed.
The discussion on the army bill WAS resumed.
message % the President transmitting 10 the Sc
nate a copy u the constitution of Kansas framed ~
The Convention Al Lccnnpion. was read NJ. Bgler
moved that the message be printed and referred 10 the
eonitnllee on Territories. Mr. fmmhuii opposed The
reference, and asssied the message a. perverted and
incorrect history FINN beginning to end. snl neonsi.i-
rnt with itself lie was followed b Mf. roonlbs ia
eloquent aud ardent speech in favo, d The ground
assumed BY the President Pending The reference the
senate adjourned.
Ia the House. several hours were occupied in debsi
ing tie printing dr6cienry appropriation. which was
ultimately defeated by large MAJORITY. The Kansss
mss.ige received sud read. NJ. Hughes offered
proposition 70 refer the message 70 select eomniee
he male speech against tie Republican party, uni
10 favor u Inc Iecampion Constitution. NJ. Harris.
II Illinois, moved lhit the message be referred 10 &C.
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