The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-01-13
SENATE.
Fridag, Dec. 90.

Friday, Dec. %.
Mr. Move introduced Resolutions instructinr
the Judiciary Committee 10 enquire into the pro
iris Of making compensation TO Sherltfs Tor bold
ipe Elections Tor Governor and making returns
thersof. Adopted.
Mr. Carson, bill to confer Banking privileges
on the Stockholders OF The Louisville Cincinnati
and Charleston Rail Road Company, on certain
terms and conditions. Passed ils hrst reading,
and was made the order Of the Gag for Monday
next
A message from the other House, proposing to
vote this dsy at u O'clock, for J Councillors Of
State. Mr.. Mccormick moved to lay II on tie Ia
Die, Agreed to
The senate took up for consideration the amend
men, proposed BY the ether House to the bill s
tabhshing another Judicial District II provides
that each Of the Circuit judges shall receive The
sun OF SI958in full compensation for their sctgi
ces, With this condition, however, that 500 shall
be deducted for every Cour; they ;sd to hold. =
The question on eoncurring with this amendment
was decided By Yeas and Nays, as iollows-Mr.
Spruill demanding them
Those who voted 10 favor Of the amendment are
Messrs Albright, Baker. Bryan OF Craven. Bry an
OF Carteret Bunting. Burney, Carson, Davidson,
Dohson, Dockery, Edwards, Fox, Gudger, Han,
Hawkins, Hargrave, Joyner Jones, Kelly, Kerr,
Marsleler, Mebane, Mosely, MoleheAd, Moors,
POS, Reinhardi, Skinner, and Williams--2O.
Those who voted 10 the negative are Messrs- Ar
ringlon, Barnett. Cowpcr OF G4tes, Cooper OF Mar
lin, E,un,, Hopider Lindsay, Nelebor, Montgoms-
~. More, McCormscs. Reid, kedGing, Sanders
Sp-uill, Taylo and " hi,aker-l7.
81 the amendment was concuued IL, and The
hi ordered to ee enrolled.
The Senate then resolved Itself into a committee
ofihe whole. Mr.. Joyner in the Chair, or MI I'd
wards resolutions, and the amendments thereto By
VI J.W BRYAN. Mr. b. resumed and concluded
the argument commenced by him on yssteTds y
against the resolutions and IN 'ayot o. the amend
ment lie was followed BY Nlr. J. Cooper q Har
tin. in favor of the original resolutions; alter which
the Committee. on mOi5n OF Mr. Tay ior, rose anC
obtained leave 10 set again; when tbs senate ac
Jourued.
HOUSE or COMMONS
The Bill 10 amend tie Act incorporating the
Franklin Turnpike Company the Revised Bal
concerning the Literary FNnd the Revised BIZ
concerning the Seat Of Government and Public
Buildings The Revised Ball concerning Greeks
and River. severally passed heir third reading, and
were ordered TO b. sent TO the Senate Tor thell
concurrence.
On m.,ion Of Nj Cranberry,
o,dered that message be sen, lathe Sanate
OF each HOUSE. from the first Judicial Circuit, Il
enquire into the expediency Of altering the tinle o
holding the Superior and County Courts IN tina
Clrclit-
o. notion 81 NJ. L. a. Gwyn,
Resoired. That message DC sent 10 the Senate
proeo.ing that the tao Houses Of the General A
sem5ly adjourn sine DE on Saturday the l4lh Jan
uarr.
M Rayner submitted certain Resolutions upoi
the subject Of the abolition Of slavery, the desigl
Of the Faa4ilcs, SC. Inch We have room 10
this week, but will publish in our next IN lntro
duting these Resolutions, VI x. said, il would b
iecollec,ed that a, the commencement Of the ses
sion, 20 much oF hs EKesl.eney, the Governor
Message as related % the subject Of abolition pot
locations, had been referred 10 a Selec, Commute,
SIX weeks had elapsed. md no Report from tina
COMMITTEES was forthcoming, and he feared tber
woul4os none. These con- iderations bad Undue
ed him 10 prepare the Resolutions submitted
which he had endesrored 50 10 frame, as TO reDce
tht 10 acceptable 70 81 parties.
Ga uo,ioa Of VI. MIcin, they we're laid on ih
table ADD ordered to be printed.
The residue Of the sitting was occupied in th
Consideration Of the bah to ab9ii,h the Office 0
P0hic Printer, and prescribing The mode Of hav
ing the priutiag oF the State e1ecated. ATE
varioas amendmeuss, the bill was pa. upon It's pas
sac.
NJ Caller explained the osjer's Of the bill, ah
illustrated she advantages which souId accrue
the State lsom a modification Of the existing la~
on the subiec, after which the bill passed It's 81
ooad reading.