The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31
HTLLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday, March al, 1855.

~ Richenon Nichols, Esq, is our authorize
agent 10 the county Of Orange. to collect arearage
due for subscriptions to the Recorder, and for adyel
tising.
Saturday, March 2O.--In the Senate, Mr.. Foote, 0
Vermont took the floor, in opposition to the Lecomp
ton constitution. The people OF Kansas. he said. ha
rcpudia,ed |. by popular voice AMI official rsmonsance
Il has fraud upon its forehead.
The House went into committee Of the whole on th,
state Of the Union, having the deficiency bill unde
consideration. Mr. Farnsworh, Of Illinois, aad Mr.
Maynard Of Tennessee, spoke in opposition TO the LIE
compton constitution. Mr.. Maynard said. that sfie
having heard three months discussion the Kansaa
question, he saw why he should vote for ihs
admission Of Kansas under the Lecompton eonsttu.
iion.
Monday, March 22.-In the Senate. the discussion
on the Kansas bill was resumed. Mr. Stuart Of Mich
gan spoke against the Lecompon constitution and Mr.
Bayard n Delaware, in favor Of il. Mr. Broderick
neIt took the Hoor against the bill, and spoke until AZ
ter Eve o'clock, when the Senate took until
seven o'clock. In the evening session. Mr. Douglas
addressed the Senate with great force aud energy for
about three horr-.
In the House, in committee Of the whole. took up
for consideration the deficiency bill. Mr.. Garrett Of
ysns addressed the committee in favor Of the Kan.
sss Lecomp,on constitution. and Mr.. Bishop Of Con.
neciieut Mr. Potle Of N. York. Mr.. Abbott Of Maine.
and Mr. Kellogg Of Illinois. against il. The House
adjourned a, half past sir o'clock.
Tuesday. March 2s.-'rhe senste was again reswd.
cd to-day. Aei disps,ching the preliminary business
the discussion Of the Kansas question was resumed.
Mr.. Green Of Missouri made speech rebu,ting the
sumenb Of ell the opponents Of the measure. Among
other things he stated that Black Repubcanism
crushing the true Democracy in its and tha,
/, would meet barrier ill !, meet the Of
the South. Ne concluded with ardent separation
for the constellation and permanency 81 the Democrat
&c party. running debate followed. in which Msssrs.
seward. Green and cti,iendea participated. the las,
named defending the positions IN his speech last week
The debate being closed the Senate proceeded
on the smsndmsnts; and the bill finally passsd BY
yeas 80, nays IS.
10 the House. the session devoted 10 the debate
on the Kansas question: Messrs. Kellogg Of Illinois,
Singleton Of Mississippi Howard Of Michigan. Barnett
Of Kentucky. Blair Of Missouri, worendyke Of New
Jersey. aud Potter % Wisconsin, were The speakers
The House adjourned about seven o'clock.
Wednesday, March 24.--fn the Senate. Mr.. Wilson
offered bin foi fae,s,ins concentrations with Utah.
The army bill was reported, and many private bills were
disposed o.
The nomination Of Col. Johnston. in command Of the
army for Utah. as Brigadier General. was confirmed.
Mr. Fitch. resolution 10 substitute martial las in
Utah for hs judicial referred 70 the Judiciary com.
mi,lee. The ball fnt the admissioa Of Minnesota as
State vas discussed without action.
The House wen, into committee Of the whole on the
Deficiency hill when the discussion o. the Kansas cues.
ton vas resumed. and continued ill the adjoarnmeni
Thur.dsy. March 25.-ln the Senate. several CON-
nominations from tho departments were referred.
remonaance from the Legislature Of Maine ~n PEE
scented. The rcman.lrnee accuses the President Of
falsehood. Il. reception opposed BY Nj. Mason.
but Il vas finally ordered 10 be printed
Ths Minnesota bill was taken up. NJ. Douglas
made motion 10 strike tie second section.
70 allow three representatives BONE discussion Of the
bill followed.
The House ssan resolved itself into committee Of
the whoe on The deficiency BILL and the Kansas ques-
ton vas discussed until the adjournment NJ. Ste
phens gave notice that he would. on Thursday NEXT
move 10 take from The table the Senate Kansas bill
and would At the same lime move the prssiou, ques-
ton. The proposition was aequissced in BY all par.
ties.