The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-08
" ednesddy, Dee. IL.
SENATE

Mr. Waugh submitted Resolution ag,ko,u--
the Treasurer 70 transfer Hank Stock 10 Tbs | d.
yersiiy and 10 the Literary fued. Read ht., ,a.,
and laid upon The table
The Senate entered upon the orders OF III, t,,
and resumed the confederation OF Mr. Wag.s,
Resolutions respecting the Public Domaiu-,rs
question still pending on Their third reading NJ
Wilson moved an amendment. declaring II t..
pedrn, at this time TO propose any smcudme-
the Constitution Of the United States, TOT liz D.
pose OF distributing the surplus proceeds q, b.
public lands among all The sta.cs; Which vas n
agreed h. The questoa then recurring % a
passage OF The Resolutions Mr.. NchoEn muF
that the question be taken on each branch iAc-s.i
separately which Was accordingly done, aac ..
lst Resolution, which declares against u z,
pf Congress % give the public lands 10 ttc Nas
N which they ATE situs'cG, aud thc int "a" III
second Resolution, declaring that tie VIZ, hHt
nue. ought never 10 exceed the amount q l9,tll
lures necessary TO an economical atnt.'slrla
OF the Government, were UNANIMOUSLY ac5-, C.
The second part, which declares that The p'vctol
OF the lands ought 10 be cast INTO TIE lf4f-1
with other Revenues, aud that tongfc.s Ug-t,
reduce the Revenue 10 sum, iicl, wltn A.G
10 the land sales, viii not exceed the wants q q.
Government bot until that can b, done eiial
disturbing the Tariff roasrromise, tiat suy y
plus which may rcmain after ts'ra,ing d. g
pcndhures Of the G,rttal Goystpment, ocgt.
BE- distributed by CorRtess among The state, u,
passed by a vote OF 70 To ~ " = regard ls'i
tantAmuunt To- sCrrcrtctlna al tho claim, q, q.
States 10 the Public Domain
/ Those who voted IN rs iayar were Nc0's ~
andcr, Nilsson. Arlington, Baker. H'asicY b.
tain, Cooper OF Martin, Cow Ter Of Cate, ti1g'.
tie, Edmousion, Edwards, Itum, Fox Cans
Ilouldcr, llussey, Ltndscy, Met orDlcs, N''.r.
ier, Mcbapc, Move OF Greene, fastrnr, iap.ts-
! Rabun, REID, Sharpe. simmons, Stevens 'Er
Whitaker Whi,ehuIst, Williams Of faai-A
Williams Of Person. Wyehe.
Those who voted against u, were Nc~fN Il.
lew, BRYAN, Bullock, Dosd, Gauibl.i iil''''
7 Harry, HtIl, Hogan, Joyncr, keuoah lrilt, l1',.
Martin, Muody, Morehcad. Moore o, Ii0'frf'r.,
Moore OF Stokes, Move OF rltt. Polk, SeIhy Sac,
Tillclt, Wellbotn, Williams of Beaufort, vs..
Young
The third Resolution, which declares that Co..
grcss cannot distribute the land OF proceeds u5'e
OF IN any manner SO as to give The pftc''a" "
tie ncW States without violating the Rights o. i's
HJuIlE AZ lllt 'N1iiN' f'AHsth ~ '''' w
The fourth resolution, which dcprtcafs h s'
ing 10 national questions, ~ respect 10 our W.
lands, party character, passed by vote o. ~
y. The last resolution, requesting tn "o'''
OF 10 transmit them u our members OF 'oo.'
passed, IS 10 % and the resolutions were ''''"
to be cngrossrd.
HOUSE or COMMONS,
Mr.. King, from the select COMMITTEE M VI.
subject, reported bin TO regulate III. uH" ~. .
holding the Superior Courts IN The IN 'n' W.
Judicial Circuits, which passed its hrs' Feaol'.
The House proceeded TO the order q '@ g','
and resolved rsclf into Committee Of l'' "IVl l
Mr. Jacocks in the Char, and took up lo' ''.'I
Grafton the bl! 10 incorporate the Cme'nu'" H.,
Charleston Rail Road Company. A'c' '' 's'..
able discussion, and some few slight ameho"' -,
the bill passed its second and thifd reading
therefore n law. Ill.
; The bill to incorporate the Roanoke IAN
and junction Railroad ComPeny, was rev .D,r
cond tune. Mr., Dodson moved 10 amend u,
so as TO compel the Company to con'ule' III.
> Road through Milton. Ncgatiycd III 10
bill then passed its second reading