The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28
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AiIIsbaraugt Gstprns1.
Union, the Constitution and the Laws me uuai'
dams Of our liberties.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
wednesday, April 2s. 1855.
ONCRE SIS.

COW GRESs.
Monday, April l6,--ln the Senate MI, Mafon'irom
the committee on foreign relations, submi'teda bi ior
the relief Of the claimants in the case OF The private
armed brig General Armstrong, accompanied by re-
no IT. Mr.. Mason also presented resolution inquirng
Of the Secretary Of War concerning the condition o.
the United States ship Susquehanna while at aamaca
and If the treatment her officers and crew received
while there. The resolution was agreed To-.
Mr.. Houston postponed his Mexican proseesorase
resolution.
On motion Of Mr. Hunter, ,hs deficiency bill was
taken up. After some debate, without coming 20
conclusion on the subject the Senate went into esecu'
tive session, and subsequently adjourned
In the House, the committee on forcing Affairs Dr.
rec,ed Mr.. Clingmsn its chairman, TO report resou'
lion abrogating the Clayton Bulwcr treaty, condemn
ing both on the American well as the British con-
sruction and authorizing the President to take imme-
date steps for It's abrogaiion.
The House resumed the consideration Of The Wash.
ington police bill.
Tuesday, April 2o-In the Senate. Mr. Houston
spoke in favor Of his bill for extending poiectorate
over Mexico Aner pointing out the difference between
the northern and southern bounding States Of the
Union he went on to define his plan and show The
benefits that would accrue both to the Union and Mex
ico The proteciorae must be sefsupporilng the pro-
tected paying the expenses, which she could do BY
her revenue for ten years The resolution was
laid over iii tomorrow and ordered 10 be printed
The deficiency bill was then taken up and after pro-
tracted discussion Mr. Hsle's amendment was lost by
vote Of 81 yeas 80 nays. Without further action
the bill vas laid aside.
\ Mr. Clark novel reconsideration Of the vote on
the Pacific railroad BILL pending which the Senate adj
ljourneI.
Ia the House. Mr.. Morrill, spoke in ascr Of bis bill
granting lands to the various States for the establish
ment Of colleges and for the promotion Of agricultural
aud mechanic arts.
The House proceeded to the consideration Of The
Washington police bill. motion was made 70 lay il
upon the table, but the question decided 10 the ne
gatiye-yeas 90, nays 81. The question was FIRST
taken on Mr. Dodds substitute for the Senate bill
which was disagreed to--yeas 30, nays lol. On mo-
lion Of Mr.. washhurn Of Illinois, the bill was laid upon
The table--yeas 10, nays 70.
Mr.. shaw, Of North Carolina. made speech in re-
iolneE cohehBue' F'ts et'esi
who had opposed the Kansas bin
The committee rose and The House adjourned
Wednesday April 2l.--In the senate, The morning
hour was occupied with The proeetotaie resolutions
The debate was unimpOrtant. The resolution was
referred 10 a committee.
10 the House, NJ. Taylor. Of New York. from Sc
set committee presented report to establish Print
ing Bureau to include The public printing. engraving
binding. &c. A minority repor was also presented.
In Committee Of The Whole. the Nebraska election
case was discussed. The West Poin, bill passed.
During the debae on Kansas. Nj. Cobb stated that
the kansas question would be settled when both wings
Of the Democracy reconcile their eOnaeiins difficulties
Ihursday, April cc.--In The senate, the Chairman
submitted Communications from the Secretaries o.
State and the Navy in TO the Senate resolution
Of inquiry to the African slave trade. she coalis
trade and the French apprenticeship system. Referee
wi,houl reading. M. Bell made speech against III
Deficiency bill. Aier some discussion 81 hia Bill. ID,
report Of The Conference COMMITTEE presented b,
NJ. Green. Objection was made to its reception %
the ground that the House had possession Of the bill
but was finally received and made the special ode
: foT Monday.
I Ii The HOUSE. The morning hour spent IN unim
portant business. Afterwards ia Committee d th'
Whole. the House received the report Of The commilie
Of Conference Kansas. including the Substitute re-
, commended BY the Committee. This report was con
: cured in by Mess-. English and Stephens on III
\ part &c the House. aud Green and Hunter the par
u The Senate. Seward the part Of the Senate, an
Howard on the part 1.-THE House disssnled. The re
port feeites that whereas. the people Of Kansas d.
adopt AMI send for the acceptance Of Congress Stat
Constitution that il republican, together With odd
nance thu, not acceptable 70 Congress- the sid Tsr
rlory shall be admitted the Union. u The peopl
thereof q, ~ election 70 be hsd under prescribed
gulaiions. shall accept In lieu Of sail ordinance Oh
y schedule Of terms offered By Congress TO Minnesota.
: they do hot accept said schedule thea The Teulor
shall moi be admitted into The Union vnila shall hav
Tie requisite paPalaiio, ing % census whe
may enter tiIs Union aitsr having formed repubi
can Constitution.
i. Mf. English expressed the views Of the majority
the Committee upon the subject. lie held that Il
substitute was the bestihat The Committee could agr,
e upon, and that 10 imposing condition u did not did
Z. ifOm The Senate o. House bill.
j. The House by vote Of los 70 los postponed seiio
} on The report tl The 2nd Monday In May. A mo,io
: to reconsider was made. aad was pending when u
= House adjourned. spirited conlest i anticipated
= morrow.
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