The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-10

hllh view 10 prevent any misrepEe-
seniaiion 81 our motives. We diselsim any
intention nf dlsFe.pseG 10 The Legislature.
considering = nj only . day % our.
sslses thus respectfully % make this re-
qussi. bot thai ne nwe II 10 the people II
Tie state Of North Carolina. Mhoss inter
ssis have been eon6ded 10 as IN lie Sen
ale Of The United States.
We have tie honor 20 be, with great
respect, your OBJ sefs'ls.
BEDFORD BROWN.
ROBf. STRANGE.
The foregoing communication having
been read. Mr.. Cherry submitted The fal-
lowing resolution:
Resolrsd. That the resolutions passed
BY ihe General Assembly. and transmitted
10 our Senators in Congress. are suiIi-
eienIly plain and ineligible 10 be enm-
pretended by any one desirous nf under
standing them; That se believe ikis CON-
mnnIeallon anticipating the reception Of
said resolutions. and making inquiry as
Ia their meaning. is not in gond lslll; and
that IL would be inconsistent with The
self respect "f this General Assembly, 10
make any fply 10 il.
This resolution passed its three read
ings, by a vote Of 25 to 23-being PFC
eisely the vote gisea on the passage Of
the original resolutions.
The resolution was taken up in the
House Of conm,ns on Saturday. and
gave rise to an exciting and somewhs,
angry debate; and vas finally adopted by
vote Of 50 IN IL, being a sIriet party
vote on each side.
The House Of Commons vas occupied
the greater part Of the sitting on Saturday
10 discussing The School Bill from The
Senate; which was stricken out in TOTO,
and a bill heretofore introduced By Dr.
Till was inserted as a substitute, which
was variously amended on The motion oI
Messrs. Grsham and Boyden. and finally
passed by an Overwhelming majority.
We omit a more particular notice oil
the proceedings Of last week, in order 10
make room Cor the List Of Acts aud Res.
oIuiions passed during the session, which
will be found in the preceding columns.
The Legislature Of this Stale al.
journed sine die. on yesterday morning,
after session Of 81 days, and the passage
Of lO7 acts and 80 resolutions; a list 0I
which will be- found on the preceding page,
The proceedings, omitted to make room
Tor the captions. shall be brought up in
our next.
Although some exciting topics wer,
discussed, yet the deliberations Of Oh,
Legislature we're generally characterized
By harmony aud good feeling. Party
questions were examined with unainch
Ing zeal and firmness. but party snimosi
ties were suppressed: and i, was at one,
gratifying and affecting to witness the feel
ings Of sympathy and friendship which
7 were manifested by the members a, III,
closing scene Of their labors. Resolutioni
Of thanks III the Speakers. for the ability
Impair ialiiy, and dignity with which the,
had discharged the duties Of their respec
tive chairs. we're unanimously adopted, il
manner tho which exhibited somethin!
more than empty ceremony; and were re
sponded TO BY the Speakers in strains o
eloquence and feeling, such as emanan
from The sound head and true hear, only
The cordial shake Of the hand, and tn,
ferveni q" God bless you!" then wen, roun'
among the members; and the mos. Of then
were, in 4 few hours, on the way to ,hei
ds,sn, homes. Raleigh Star.