Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
LEGISLHTITRE

RALEIGH. Nov. 25 1t is too early in The session
Tor any very important measure TO have been rnaurcd
great deal, however Of public and private bushes,
has been introduced TO the noics of the Legisature
and il passing through the nripien stag esof s
eislat"n II will he seen. on reference to orr alb
sract Of the proceedings OF the Senate that bill has
been submitted that House. by Mr. Williams Of Mar
lin, "to alter The mode Of copen 10 members Of
the s >nsts and Hous' Of Csmmons:" which was read
The first time and passed This bill pr vdes that each
member shall he entitled 10 receive the present gr e IN
allowance OF dolIars, until il 1875 dollars
and no more dnring any one session; which iirita the
session to ~ days bill was introduced BY Mr. Cad.
WELL OF Iredell. Thursday last ssio .thorise and
direct the Suprems Court to he hold. in The several
places therein ditected;" hich provides hat two SIS
siops OF said Court shall be held at Statewide in
the county Of Iredel. yearly. the winter session ri
which TO be limited 70 3. and the SPINNER session %
week'; that two sons Of it, with the same limitations
shall continue 10 be held in this city: and a, the prs
Mr. Caldwell, OF Irede, also introdne ed bill IN Sa
turdAy, to amend the act Of 1922 10 raise the tax on
On Tuehay Mr.. Martin introduced ga bin TO ss,sb
lish Bank the funds the States" which was read
the first Tine. passed and ordered 10 be prnteJ
In The House Of Commons, on Monday l,si. bill wa,
introduced by Mr.. Cooper TO exempt from execution a
certain portion Of tbs land Of the cz of North Ca
r"lina; which wls read The e 81 time and passed and
ordered to b. printed The bill provides that any ci-
z@n IN the SIZE may have homestead IRE. Id laid
off, cons9iiog Of 80 OF land, which shall b. x
empt from execution tor any Of action accrued
alter the 4th Of July nes' We would hare also refer
SAWYER, Monday last expre-siug the anprabston OF
the Lpgslaurs Of the Presidents Veto Messsge, and
OF the general policy Of The present Administration; and
protesting against the Tariff laws Of 1s2l.'2s fStGr
MIR. Siwysr presented the following resoIution,
which were read md ordered TO lie the table and be
printed, 10 wit:
Whereas the President Of the United States At The
last session Of the Congress- rejecsd az
al an appropriation 10 the Msvsville Tnfnpiks yo,J
thereby ncurfing hs dsnuneations Of those svbo al
vosae an unlimited discretion in Congress TO appropriss
the public money to internal tmprovemenls-a discrs-
ton in the opinion Of ths G-perd Assembly sIiks in,
polite end dangerous to The sovereigntV Of the sass
And whereas, The fresmen Of Norih Carolina oni,ed
with others IN the election Of Andrew Jackson IN liz
Presidency OF the United States under the full ex,sc.
tatoD Of his reforming sbnses, and restoring the Cos
stuton 10 iis original purity: Aod, whereas 20 ,e
coguizs IN the message Of The President aeeono,nv.
ing bis DetO 10 The appropriation for the Msvsyill ,oa
principles which challenge The appreciation Of every
fsPubliean a0d an energy and rainsss verify of hin
VINO 'reks 70 blow the exampe NJ The "nIust,iou.
sage who rsfsfmed our system" and which promised
TO save tbs republic from "submisson 10 yoysranent
without limitation 81 powers;''