The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-04

Lindsay. Matthews +. T. Muller, W. J. L Miller,
u,us NeCleese. Mclaughlin, Mcl.auTis, McN a. !
Ji,ms. orlesby, PANE, Patton, Peden, Pemecfton.
p,t,y. PutyeaI, Proctor, kenneth R1Nnet. ko-
b,rd,. Rush. Susith. David Thomas, George HON.
- TpBefwood, " addeil, Wad>wor,h, James VII
Aams, Wilson. Winston. Young
Nr. Hukc moved further 10 amend the
Resolutions, by adding 10 tho first m the
series (which condemns the expungins act
the following Provided We do no, mean
hereby Ia condemn the patriotic Efforts o.
our late President against the United States
Bank"
Mr.. Gillian said 1t was known TO his
friends, generally, that he was opposed Oh
Constitutional grounds, 10 Back Of ihe
United States, but he should choose his own
time and mode for making declaration O
his principles He would not be forced
into II By any such system OF Guerilla war
fare, as the gentleman from Lincoln seem
ed disposed to pursue. lie should No'e
against the amendment.
Mr. lloke replied, very good naiuredly,
that his amendment could not be more un.
palaiablo 10 The gentlemen from Granville,
than the resolutions we're to himself; ami
as he could not vote for theGI ia their pres.
eut shape, he was deslrous Of making them
as little objectionable as possible
The amendment was rejected b3 to Ut.
MIR. Cardwell moved 10 add To the oih
Resolution (Which states that our Senators
viii represent the wishes OF majority OF
the people by voting to carry out The lore
gong reSouilons) the following AID
cur Senators are hereby instructed 80 10 do.
Mr.. c. SAID, # the wings meant 10 IN
s'ruc,, why 10. do 81 IN pian terms.
Mr.. Robarls replied, there VAS 10 ne
cessi,y for II, for the gentleman himself VII.
Catdwell) had stated III his speech, i DAY
or two since, that the Resolutions were 50
framed as TO have all the bsadIng iufce d
instructions.
The question on the adoption Of the
amendment MAS decided IN tue negative,
ia 10 81. The difference IN tho VOTES
vas occ4sloueI BY the Temporary absence
Of Mr.. Nm. +. Williams, aud by Mr.
Whitaker, OF Halifax Van voting With The
hgs
MI Reid fired the following amend
mcni, to coac Ia IL The eud OF the 9Th Krs
oluliou. Provided We do ~, intend Il
take from our Senators The right Vt lnde.
pendent lhooehl aud action couceruiag tho
above measures" Rejected G3 to 90.
The question beng stated to be on the
adoption OF the Resoluuon-, Nj. Bedosd
called for DIVISION Of the question:, anu
moved that the question, be ,shes-v4s etsv I
resolution separately, which was agreed
%. Dir. Bedford took the occasion to give
MS rca-crs 10 solIo- ~ ,he rs~"'a'i"a-, o.
he should, and expressed confident belle
that his constituents would sustain han.
The question on the adoption oi tne tirsi
resolution tshich condemns the expuuse
~as decided ID the affirmative G3 to 81.
The question on the second hlch d.
clarcs thai the Senate oil the United STATE.
ought to pass resolutions condrnHatort al
the act eas also decided "a Tire affirmative
SO 70 81.
Tie % Resolution Ahrch deuouucts tue
sub Treasury foits r.rIbus) "a. also cafsleI
h3 - - sir. Taylor Of Mash aDs,.ut.
VI. Orr GATED lor a dtss.oa Of the ques
ton on the tn Resolution. Tim, part o.
It which declares that the Public Lands
are the common property OF Oh the State,
"as adopted nHaEImoLsiy. The last ut4beh
OF ihe Resolution, lcOndciu.lng thu pre-
cmpton actj was adopted 20 To i~-ghe
following Administrator men voting Tor IL,
W.; Nessrs AIMS, Bedford, Hester, Rand
Sicr Stockard, IomItuson aud Ifo!ao.er.
lhe oh Resolution declaring that the
proceeds u the Pubic Lands should b. d.
nJed among the several States according
10 Federal popuiatiouj vas adopted u to
12-Alessts Bedford, Siier, Socka4d aud
Irol,mger ADMIN voiu. sOr It.
The 9th Resolution (deuouncing the ex,
trasa ance OF the Administrator aas adgp
ted Otto 5j~Mr. Hester, Adm,u.l voting
in the affirmative.
( The 9Th Resolution declaring that Ike.
cdliye patronage should bo abridged vas
carried N the affirmative sc TO J!-tl ossfs
Bedford, Si!er, aud Whitaker voting ~ the
affirmative.
The SIN Resolution declaring our Scua.
tors viii fepfesen, the wishes Of The people
by VolIn3 10 carry Out these ResoIutlousJ
was adopted G3 To ST.
The On directing the Governor 10 for.
ward the Resoiullonsl was adopted % 10 So.
The whole having been thus adopted
Mr.. Rayner moved to adjourn it being
about ! O'Clock. Mr.. Ford Taylor called
Tor the cas- aud Nays. They we're order
ed aud stood 6j to SO. So the House adj
Journed.
Saturday, Dec. -.
Mr.. Siler, from the Committee on Cher.
Oh \ IL Al