The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-09
liz, M ILL., williamson simpson, W. B. Lane,
Caldwell, smith and LoudeTmilk.
SENATE
Thursday .Nor. "a.

hG sbAy -'tts ~fs
Mr.. Polk, from the Select Committee on
The subject, reported Rules Of Order for the
government Of the Senate, which were read
and concurred in.
On motion OF Mr.. Marsteller, a Message
was sent 70 the House Il Commons, propos.
ing 10 RAISE JOINT Select Committee on Mil.
itary Affairs.
Mr.. Edwards presented the following
Resolutions:
Rssu'rsd, by the General Assembly oF North-Ca.
rollna, that the power 10 tax. Is trust created for
the benefit Of the people, and limited BY the ncces.
sites OF Government and 10 call from the people,
IN the shape oftarCs duties, more money than IS
demanded by the wants of the Government eco
nomlcaly administered, Is breach OF that trust
ReSvircd, that the accumulation IN the Treasu-
~ OF the United States 0. large Surplus Reve-
nue., Is unwlsc, suhycrsye OF the principles Of free
Government, dangerous 10 pubic liberty and
ought TO b. avoided
Resoped that the Senator's from this State in
the Congress OF the United States, BE- instructed
and the Representatives be requested 10 use their
endeayors to effect such modification OF the ex.
issing Tariff Of DUTIES will bring down the Rev
from imports to the wants Of Government,
economically administered, having cue regard to
oil the great interests OF the county.
Read, and ordered TO lie on the table and
be printed.
TIE Resolutions, offered yesterday BY
Mr.. Carson, on the subject Of the Surplus
Revenue, were taken up for consideration.
Mr.. Edwards moved the following substl,
tute therefor, which was accepted BY the
mover, and then adopted.
Resulrsd. that "A message he sent 10 the House
Of Commons, proposing to raise Joint Select Com.
miitee Of five from each House, whose duty ii shall
De 10 inquire into the eypediency OF pung that
portion OF tn, Surplus Revenue, which may be al
lotted TO Nor,h.t aroma, under Act OF Congress-
passed al The late Session. entitled An Act 10 re-
gulate the Public Deposilss, and OF suggesting
some plan for the safe keeping OF saiC portion Of
the Surplus Revenue.
The Speaker announced TO the Senate
the following Committees;
Ga Propositions and GrsuaEces-M essrs. Mont
gomery, Hussey, Gudger, Move, Myers, Cooper OF
MARTIN. Bryan OF Craven.
Ga IattJnaI upror,msnts-Nessrs. JOINER,
Jones' Albright, Dobson, Bryan, oil Carteret, Saun-
der, Reinhardt.
Jadieiary oRmitss.-Messrs. Bryan Of Carte
ret hotehead, MOseley, Carson, Edwards, Nelly,
Hargraye.
On Financt-Mrssrs. POLK, Marsteller, Hsw.
kins, Williams, Mcsane, Dockery, VI .dy
On Education and Literary FaAd-Messrs
Mossly, Moore, Taylor, Davidson, Kerr, Sprui,l,
Fox
On Pririlegs, and El,ttions-Messrs More.
head, Burney, Hal REID. Barnett, Melchor, Hou-
de-
Oa C!aims.-Nessrs. Kelly, Baxter, Rsddlng,
Mccormick, Whitaker, Lindsay, Cowper.
HOUSE OF COMMONS
On motion Of Mr.. l.. A. Gwyn,
RssolreG, that message DC sent TO the Senate
proposing TO raise loint select Committee, of i've
from each Hose, on much Of the Governors
message as relates 10 the passage Of ass regual.
lag the appointment Of Militia Officers, and that
they repor, b. hill or otherwise.
On motIon OF Mr. Hoke,
RsseIred, that message Be sent TO the Senate,
proposing TO raise pint seiec, Committee Of tour
the part Of each House, 10 Wh N shall be refer
red 50 much Of the Governors message as relates
the sixth Judicial District, With proposition 10
t. the administration Of justice and particularly in
print the Memorial and papers referred to by the
Governor in relation to the said Judicial District
On motion oil Mr.. d. Jordan,
Rssoir,d, that message Dc sent 10 the Senate,
proposing that joint select Committee Of five on
the part Of each House, be raised to whon so much
o. the Governors message as relates to the pro2or
ton Of the public revenue accruing 70 North Caro-
Ina under the late act Of Congress entitled the
DeposIie Bill" shall be referred with nstruc-
tons 70 report bill accepting the same and pro-
TIdlnE in what manner the same can be most
probably invested.
On motion Of Mr.. " IIllams0n.
Rss0iUsd, that a message be sent TO the Senate
proposing to refer much Of the Governors mes
sage relates To the SUBJECT Of Abolition and ineeu.
diary publications 70 y8nt select Committee Of
five members on the part Of each House.
On motion Of Mr.. J. 4. Quinn,
Rss9ieed, that message be sent 10 the Senate,
proposing . raise Joini select Conn tee Of five
On iEe part OF each House, on 90 much Of the Co
vern5r's message relates 30 the lands lately &C
Ggired by Treaty from the Cherokee Indians.
On motion OF Nr. Fisher,
R'sslrsd, thai select Committee be appointed
to examine the arrangements in tins Hall for the
accommodation Of tnis House and ascertain If the
same cannot Be altered, 50 as to make the Hall
Tngte convenient for the purp pose Of legislation.
The Speaker LAID before the House conmunI.
cation from Samuel r. Patterson, Public 1rsasur.
sr, transmitting the annual report on the State of
the Treasury. On motion Of MIR. CLAYTON, order.
~ that 1t be sent 10 the Senate with proposition
70 print the same. This Report shall appear IN
our next, II received in time.
SENATE