The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07

All o. C nuu4n Oh EssrUssWs LAfeFf&rMrrs
has shosn Rail Rad sLsrk not n Re -
prefisbls a. il has bera supposed and ~
pres~Eird IN BE-. We hslsese M Raj
Road slsek has OF ran be sod far less
lhan Is per cent diseauni. - any rsls
nj j. lis st-ie. IIaw. thea. j. ~ a.
seresi m lhis loan ~ b paidl n Raj
Read s'ork : % Pfa6iaLir - snme have
PRETENDED. shy Cannot lhree-ifIhs he
raised by indisidnalsi There never hes
heen sny dlfiirully in obssiniag bank |
sinrk By in,lissausl subscription.
Another bill was passed. gising the
eredil n The state 10 The Rslrigh and Gss-
I'm Rail Road Company n cradle them
u barrow 100000 dnllsrs. l'his bill. a.
Il p.ssrd is iir,t and serand readings in
lie Senate. gate IN the state On indemai-
~ bur The stock al the company. We
surrred-d. however. an the third reading.
IN amending u 81 - 10 make the psrsnn-
Il property af the Stockholders; liable be-
lieving thai ihe company. ~ principal IN
the debt. shnnid he bound in their private
- well - enrpnrai. capacity. before the
4 property of The people Was moTlgaged for
money which t.Iry could have no had
in managing. With this Additional ssru-
riiy. perhaps. the slaie may MI susIsin
lass by If srelriiyship.
! A resolution Was passed. auiInTiZing
the payment af the fourth Insialmrni nf
the states subscription e. The Whining
J lnn and Roanoke Rail Rad Company.
hrfnre IL became due according a. the
: terms upon whish Il was subscribed.
The act authorizing this subscription. re-
: qnires individual siarkhnlders % pay
their Subscriptions brfore The state; hut
J this resolution antharises the states sub
! scriplinn 10 b. paid beInre individuals pay
! up theirs. THIS We were opposed ~.
4 The Legislature was again called upon
: n apprOpri.t. more money tnwaTd the
= building Of the Cspiinl. The sun ap-
: prnpriaied in 1896 had been exhausted,
n and 30. 900 dollars borrowed from the
Il banks previous to the meeting Of the l.r'
gisIsiure. The sum borrowed was or
II dered to be paid. and $4,000 dollars ap
n propriated, making the sum appropriate,
= By the last session To-. 800 dollars.
i A committee was appointed early IL
,. the session. Ia investigate The accounts
= aud report in What manner the apprOprI
J. alians hrreiplure made had been e1pend
10 cd. The committee reported. that dur
" ing part ol the time the accounts hal
p hesn badly kept, and il appeared ihs
al there was the sum Of LII dollars q
NJ winch no account can he given. and wa
lie fepnried as q defiriI. There wss fuI
|. Their sun Of 400 dollars far which n
ID vouchers cnuId be produced. although, o
e the opinion Of the committee. Il had bee
ID expended, and the receipts had been les
e. nr mlslaid. Il seems that the cnmmi,
NJ sioarrs appointed a discussing "fiiceI
re Who was incorporate al times. and is II
c, responsible.
" The hnlldIng. in style and durabiln
e. cnmhined. il perhaps M. surpassed b
r. any 10 the Uuled States. It's suppose
u. that the present appropriation vii CON
Is. pieie it. The Superintendent has flrdI
he ed htnselI that II Will; we wish II may
IS The state has. with the last appropru
d, ton. already spen. more than hall mi
a, lion Of dollars for building at the SCI
CO Of government. which perhaps fnur-fItt
he Of The people will never see. The mi,
p- rest IN this sum would amount 10 30.3l
Il, dollars every year. Now as the hun:
ut will only be used for SIX or eight week
n. every two years, the cost 10 the state e
H. house To accommodate the LegislaluI
&c each session will be- 60.636 dollar
a. which is certainly very extravagani.
i. is very cerlalu that The people have bee
of miserahly imposed upon IN this matter.
be There were b.lis beiare the Legisl
It, iure IN divide SIX or seven counties. a
ei- OF which passed the Commons. The HI
sis nf representation in that branch Of II
sts Legislature being population. which ga'
nix To the west the asrendancy; but in u
ar: Senate, where the basis Is taxation, u
"a east had the IN gorlly, and they were q
ne list but one. This fact shnws cnacl
,I- siveiy that The old sectional feeling ST
AL governs 10 great extent in our legisl
sh tive councils. The division of 0rans
/, county was lost IN the Senate by tn'
Is VOTES. Il was understood last sumn'
lis when we were before The people, that "
pe were pledged to support d'visInn III
alf less instructed 10 The contrary. La u
.ly absence Of sucI instructions we have n
YER deemed our pledges by eadsavorIng
ne pass H.
is Amnngs, the important and mos, e.
ed citing subjects that We were called u2o
nj tu act, were the caucus tes"luIions, cou
on monty called Ravner's resolutions; whic
IN were 90, up. IN secret caucuses after m
ne ny sIeepless nights, with the aid If e.
ne Senators and ex-GaVerrors, &c. Ths'
ell resolutions, alter being conCocIed ~
in. passed in their night caucuses. were Il
90 PRODUCED in the Legislature, with the
MS party pledged no, TO vd'e for the resol
lf tons alone. but To 60 against any amen