The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

lion in the rase a private bills.
Nessrs Graham and FishsT sisird NE
reasons which induced Them 10 consider
an rail rad hills - public bis.
Mr.. BraswslI. not being satisfied win
! the explanations given. moved ne Inde
. 6,l,e oos,,anenenI nf the bill. and de-
mandsd lile ayes and nnes. The So'r
s,o d-arrs %. a"es 60. The bill Then
passrd i,s sseuhd residing.
The sagr.-ssei hlli u inrFease ihe ga
. lars nf Pahlsr fressHFrr - Sl.sOO. Was
rrad The second time and rejected. 10 ."
81.
"a, rl.r nxes.abe' 20
A message fram the Senase roncurring
in the proposition Il the II"nse In raise =
ininl srlrri rnmninee II two On ihe part
of each house. 10 take In,n consideration
the revenue laws al ihe slsir. The
enrnmiIlee eousisIs 0f Messrs. Polk sud
Massley al THE Ss',sle and Messrs, Hall
and Guthrie nf the Commons.
7 NJ. Fish.r. from the committee "n M"
ternal Improvement. repaired hill I" IA.
vi ard conslrurl road lr,nn the l"~n al
franklin in Macon cnnnlY, aer"-s The
NaaraRaIa Mmn,am. L. Valley RiVrf;
/ and thence tn thu Georgia line. Read
first time. The bill aPPr"priai-s 5000
Tor This purp"se.
The bill. Yesterday psss.d. establish.
ING a new Judirisi circuit IN 'lle West.
was reeonsldered on moll"n Of Mr. Tho'
mas. and laid on the table until Tuesday
next.
Man iaF, December &c
Mr.. Erwin presented a peii,inn from
many cinzeas Of Burke aud Wilkes.
prayIns the erection Of new couniy.
Read aud referred TO The committee on
propositions and grievances.
A message from the Senate. proposing
10 raise a iulnI select committee "f ,hrr"
on the par, III each House. IN inquire Inio
the exprdlenry 81 flung up the govern
ment house and furnishing the same for
, the Governor. The proposition VAS
agreed 10. and Messrs. Gillian. Moore
and Gales appointed committee on the
part If this House.
l Mr.. Ravner introduced the following
I resnluunns. which were laid on The table
and ordered To be printed:
Whereas. an act passed at the last
session III Congress. entitled an act 10
regulate the 'lep"si,es Of tie public mo-
npv, was onl, intended as q temporary
rxpedienl to dispose Of the surplus re
naming in the Treasury on the firsI q
January 1897. and therefore r.nno
: operate On the revenue arising from lh'
sales NJ The public lands from aud ailrr
that time: and whereas. the public land'
belonging ~ The United States were
. either coded To the general grvernmen
hy the did States. as a means 1" p7y III,
public debt. and f'r the Common usr an,
benefil "f MI the States. North Carnlint
u mclus,Ee) winch at the time uf srs.,o'
we're members of the Union. OF NIGH
thereafter heroine 80. were puLch .set
J, and ,'alh for nu, If the common Ire sur,
= 0f all tht States; aud whereas, the pubic,
debt II The United States ha. bren iull,
paid IF and there 10 annually arcruIn!
;: large surplus not required Tor any "
u the purpose- II government: therefore.
e Rpaoirei, by ire General .issrmJiy O
c Worth Ca'Oiinq Tha, the prncrrds o
the sales ii the public Isnds ought Ia b.
- dlvIled amongst the States Of the Con
. federacy. as near as NAV be, aecordln,
10 their respective and usual proportion
f. in the general charge and expenditure
j. viz according to their federal population
Resolve TIA. any scl b, whi"h III,
j. pubIlc land- shall BE- given to the stale
e in which they are situated. would be
e Wolaiion Of the cession acts. aud an sc
81 injustice and bresrh Of faith To lhos,
states ~hlch originally ceded them TO tn
i confrderacy.
- Rssofsed. That any reduction If III,
e minimum price a, which The lands ar
y nov sold, is not demanded b, the publt
= necessities or BY expediency. aud wuuIt
operate as boon tn specuIaIurs, at IN
expense Of the old s,sles aud Ihe CON
10 muni,y a, large.
| Resolved. Tha. our Senators in Con
re gress be instructed. and our r. presenta
lives requested. To use their influence 1,
., procure the passage Of Law lor an an
10 nual division Of the proceeds of the pub
lie lands among the spv, raj states Of thi
|" Union. according To their federal pnpuIa
'e ton. and that they oppose any aud ever,
NJ attempt that ursy b. made, either 10 Civ
the public lands to the States IN whlcI
!, they are situated, or 10 reduce the Pug
10 thereof below the minimum ii oae dol
~ lar aud twenty five cents per acre.
70 Resolved. That the Governor nr IN
j" State be. aud is hereby requested. l.
as transmit copies Of these resolutions L
y each of our Senators aud Representative
III the Congress Of the United States.
'e The engrossed bull To Incorporate IN
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