The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-03

de psacrrds Of he Pahlie l.sndsl BY 4
ssaiaE shs Iailasing. !. PraFi5st. neFsr-
thrless. thai lhr sad dislrihulian shnald
not render neeessaEy n Increase Il The
taxes or lsrid."
Mrssrs. Rayner. Baydrn and Wsddell
sppraled 70 me party wilh nhleh lhey
aslfd. n snle faa i any and sssEy amend !
msnl oarFsd. n genllsmsn. said Ihsy. /
desire an expression nf npininh IN any /
subject. lsI thrm bring luTssrd = cub
ssrnlise proposition, snd Nc ulli mrsi
lhrm.
The question MS 'Ihsa put. and lhs
amendment rejected.
Ms. HIKE mnsrd 70 amend lhs rfsoln-
linns, Nv inserting tie ialln~ins - .
dlsiinel resolution beiWsen Ihe 3ri and
4ih. viz:
RssOirei shsl Ike pnh'ie Eesenne Is
collected lrnm The people lnI Ihe suPPnTl
II the gastFnmsnI. aud no, l"r lhe arcolR-
mndaIinn ol banks. aud ihe public funds
ought mol 10 be luahed out aid used By
banks.
Mr. Paine commenced speech against
the smrndmenl. but occasionally wander.
ing ln,n discussion uf The merits nj ahe
suhieci. he Was repeatedly INTERRUPTED BY
questions Of order. and finally Iook has
seat.
The question m the adoption Of this
resolution Was decided in tie negative.
% To SO. A. Tins Was. unIinrmly. tie
slate ol the vote am every Subsequent test
proposition, We here insen the yeas and
Rays. and refer the reader Ia Ihrm. IN
ascertain how individual menbeTs VOTED
on each distinct proposition
| For the ameadmeni-MessTs. Amis.
Baker. Barksdsle, Barnes, Brdinrd. James
Blount. Boyer. Brsswrll. Brogdrn. Bryan.
G. W. Caldwell, csrdsrll. Chambers.
Daniel. Davis. Eaton. &. Erwin. GW ynn.
Ilrsisr. Hnke, Holland, H"llingswoEih.
Hnwerinn. Jarman. Rab.. JnHe., k,ll'an.
I.arkins. Mangnn,. Massey. ]. y. M'ilrr.
Munday. M'Nelll. Nyr. Orr. Perkins. Pol.
lock. Rand. J.R Raynsr. Reid. Rnchucs.
Siler. SINS. Slosn. Stsifud. Stallings.
Sinckard. Sullivan. Taylor. T"hlln.On.
rrollinger. futon. Walker. MhItakrr.
Wilcox. y. A. Williams. Wm. y. VII.
Iiams. Wilcox. Baker-55.
against The .7msnimMi.-Mrssrs.
Bfall. Bell. Bullock. William 4. Blouni,
Bond. Rnydrn. Britain. Brummsll. Bur
grs. joseph p. Caldwell. CaIsnn. clegg.
! Clemsni. c"vinetou. Crawford. Duak.
Dunlap. Ellington. Edaard J. Erwin.
Fsisun. Fauow, Foreman. Gillian, Gu
rAam. Guthrie. Gayther. ;lItns. Till.
Huggins. Lyman. II. &. james. Keener.
Lane. Lindsay. Matthews. W,lItam J. =.
Miller, Elisha p. Miller, Nils, Ne
Cheese. Mclaughlin. McW,iIi.m.. Osles.
by, Psias, Patton. Peden. pemberlaa.
Petty, Puryssr. Proctor. X. Rsyuer.
Rnb@rIs. Rush. Smith. David Thomas,
Ge"rgs Thomas. Underwood, W4ddell.
WsdsworIh. James Williams, Wilson,
Winston aud Young-63.
Mr.. lluke moved further In amend the
resolutions, hy adding to the first IN the
series (which condemns the expunging
arl tie following: " Provided W. j" MT
mean hereby TO condemn the patriotic
elfu;s Of our late President agsIns. the
/ Uniled Siaies Bank"
Mr.. Gillian said il vas known TO his
friends. generally, that he was nppnsed.
on Constitutional grounds. To Bank If
the Unilsd Sia.es, but he should chuuse
his. own line and mode for making
a declaration Of his principles. lie would
not be forced into il By, any such system
81 guerrilla warfare, as the gentleman lrom
Lincoln seemed disposed 10 pursue. lie
should vote against tie amendment.
Mr. Ilnke replied. very good n,,utedly.
that his anend ,Rent could nni b. mnre
unpaiaiable Ia Ibe genIIe,aan from Gran
willie. than the resolutions were Ia HIN
self; aud as he could 100, vote fur Them
40 their present shape, he was DESTROYS
Iof making them a, lule Objectionable ss
possible.
The amendment was reisrtrd.,c3 t,5i
Mr.. Caldwell moved lo add IT, the SIN
resolution (which states thai our Sen tors
vii represent rhe wishes NJ mal ,rI,y
Of The people by voting To carry out the
foregoing resolutinn>l The Ia,lnwias:
"Aad one Senators are hereby instructed
so 10 do"
| Mr.. G. said. II the wings mean to
instruct, why M, %. So ia plain terms.
| Mr.. Richards replied. there was no
necessity far it. fnr The gentleman himself
Mr.. CsIdwel) had stated IA hls .prech.
a day or two since, that the rrs"lulibns
we're so framed as 10 have all the bindirg
force III instructions.
The question on the adoption IL the
amendment was deri'led IN the negative.
Gi 10 s.. The difference in the votes
was occIsi"ned by the Temporary absenre
of Me-. WIN. p, Williams. aud by Mr..
Whitaker. Of Halifax (vanl voting with
the Wings.
Mr. Red offered the following amend.
ment, 10 come in At tie end of the 9Th
resolution: 4" Provided we do moi in.