The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

sid third 'ins. abd Plsssd. tnd SEdsFs'
, 10 be enRFOssed.
The biil alisring and prescribing Ihl
! umes - which certain elections shal
J hereafter be held ia lhis slsse. sas tskeI
up. Mr.. Winston WIIhdrsx The amend
meni heretofore proposed BY him. snt
he question ass On The passage Of me
bill The sseond reading. MI. Moore NOR
Cd 20 strike oal he words '.hrsI Thurs
day in Augusi." and insert lhs word.
'.lasi Thursday in July" The question
on Ihis amendmsnt Vas decided in The ne
saliss-ysas 50. nsys S.. The question
again recurring On me passage Of The ball
The second reading. was delerminrd IN
The a6irmsliEe. On motion Of ME-. GuIh-
re. ordered that the said bill be referred
o The eommilse on the judiciary.
F.iday. Dec. 4.
On motion Of Mr. ]. o. Williams, the
eosnmiIifs on sdueaIion aud The literary
fund wss instructed 10 inquire into the
Ell sdIeney u smsDding Ibs common
school Law, passed u The last session: al
% The szpedisney Of making further
appropriated. and report BY bill or oh.
ersise.
Received from his EIesllensy. the Co
vernon. . message transmitting q rep"rl
from George L. Badger on certain suits
lately pending in The circuit and supreme
courts Of the United States. in which the
stale Of North Carolina 10 interested.
said message and report we're sent 10 the
Senate. sIIh . proposition 20 refer them
10 joint select committee Of four ON The
Psu Of each House.
On notion Of Mr.. Whilshursi, 90
much Of Tie Governor's message % re-
lsies 10 Rail Road from Raleigh 10
WsynssbnrOugh. Vas referred 10 The rom-
niilee on Internal improvements.
Do motion Of Mr.. caldxeIl, The COM
miises m public buildings and re building
the CapIiUl. wsre instructed 10 report 10
this House I'll the fixtures AMI ,rIIcIes ol
furniture purchased on behalf Of the state
Tor furnishing the Capitol, specifying each
article and the cost Of the sane.
Mr.. Wsndenhall. presented The me.
mortal Of The Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
Ro,d Company. praying the aid Of the
Legislature. Referred 10 The commune
on internal Improvements.
Mr.. Adams presented The following
Preamble aud Resolutions which were
read snd on motion Of Mr.. Biegs laid On |
the table. VIZ.
Whereas. We believe, from The poliGi. |
cal history Of our country, that the lsrm
Tor which The Federal Execulive 10 elisi-
bic shall be. consIiluuonsIly detinsd:-
We, ihsrsiGs. the Representatives OF The |
Ifesmen OF North Carolina, son,Idsr ~
our boundsn duty 10 express our decided
appreciation Oi the follosIns amendment,
VI tho Constitution Of Ihs UnIlsd States. |
Resoived. That the Constitution Of
'he Uaried States be so ammended thai
'hs Presldenl shall nuI DO eligible more
han Tour years IN any Isrm Of sIshl
Tsars.
Reseivsd, That the Governor uf the
Rate Do requested 10 fora ard copy Of Tie
orsfOinE resolution 10 each Of our Srna.
Ors IN Congress, With . fsquesl thai
hey lay the same before the Sensls oil
DO United States aud ONE 10 each Of The
governors Of Tie several slslvs Of The
Union, Win . request 10 lay the same b..
ORE shslr respective Leg isls.urs..
On motion Of DIR. Pa,ler.on, the CON.
,Iilee on the Judiciary we're instructed ,
'quIrs into The ezpsdIency VI 90 altering
amending The law respecting ,agranls,
TO prevent The selling ei xhIIs men.
Received from The Ssusle q message Z
allng that they bad passed The engross- =
bill 10 prevent bsGtIng on EIrclIUns. a,
which they AJAX the concurrence Of
10 House. Read The GIsl nuis and ,
sssed.
The Two Houses then proceeded to vOls
9 . Colonel Commsndant of Cavalry
'sched 10 the l6.h Brigade of the MlII- =
!. ~hIch resulted 10 the eiecllon u Hu- :,
CO l.. RubsrJs, oi Granville.
The two Houses lieu proceeded 10 !,
lie Ior Auorney General, shlch proved a,
successful.
A menUtsI vas preserved by Mr.. Boyd "
I'm Rockingham, praying the passage I"
law compelling the people 10 mus
slx times 10 each aud every year. 81
.lsrred ~ tie Coumlsts OH Military ~
FAIRS. 70
Mr.. HOks presented a bill concerning ~
70 and seIllemen'.
A message was then seat to the Senate -
ormins that this House was now re,. !"
10 receive that body in the Hall ol tie ~
mnuns Tor the purpo,e Of exs,uiatns ID
j COMBATING The returns 81 the volts u"
en- BY the people al the lsie eIec,Iun
Governor of This sIaIe,--whereupon, ="
The two Houses assembled ~ General ~
mention in the CommonE Hall, Mt. eA
'sker Joyner III The char and The clerks I"'
the l~o Houses, in presence OF the oe
llers, who examined and declared the ,e'
nber VI soles gwen, 10 be: For John %
MOrehesd, 4i.4s4; aud for Romu!u.
Saunders, 5000. Majority Ia.
rehesd 1851. In the county III Cur c"
OK 525 'Ot,s we're gwen ior X. ~ .o
sderson. No objection being made 10