The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

ernor's Message Tor earh member. h
called ours The pieGytms party. lie
ihoughi i small emsnation, Tor one a
his Standing; and - Tor uhai The genie
man had said shnui our candidate fol
Governor. he would lei il pass Tor whsl
IL Gas worth.
Mr. Francis in reply. He would say
word in reply 10 The Hm.rks 81 the
gentleman from cBmbeIlsnd. (he bsl.rv
ed lest they should psss for more Than
ihsy we're ~orih. Something had been
said respecting his standing. He did moi
know. for he bad not taken the iroable
10 inquire, hos he stood with those
gentlemen - Nh whom he had me honor
IN GO epersls; but this he would say. that
being IN III odor with The gen,lemsn's
friends was, 70 his mind, prima faeie
evidence ihsfhe vas dong bis duty. He
did esll The refusal 20 print 1--WE cnpies Of
the Govsrnor's message for each nsepber
piesyune business. and be could prove
il. Shortly after that vote, q card vas
put on his t4ble. from Mr.. Ioring's Office.
land he hoped the gentleman would take
him for suihori,y.) proposing TO furnish
copies Of lha message 81 two dollars per
hundred. and he made calculation from
that. Of what would have besn the cost Of
The four extra copies proposed 10 be fur
nished 70 each member. II was just
sl3 40: pieayune business Hply. But
this 10 The credit side. and there 10 some
Thing 10 be charged on The other side.
Now. about one hour Of the three that
The house was in session, was consumed
in debating this question, which cost the
state about sl4l-so they saved sl3 10.
and spent sl4I. And this is their re-
trenebmeni and reform.
Mr.. Lord addressed the house in IN
animated strain. He could not see Why
the gentleman from Edgtcomb. or rather.
the gentleman from Martin for him. OBJ.
jecied 10 having the subjsc, investigated
ey committee. The commiues was TO
be appointed by ,hs chair, and any one
Who will look 1t the committee book. can
see that the gentleman had no reassn TO
Tear ihs, he will no, have majority OF
his o~n friends on the committee; for IL
will be found. on examination. thst ell
The committees, with the exception Of
one. land that very responsible one. on
which they expected 10 throw all their
odious neasures, are composed Of q ma
joriiy Of his political friends. The amend
men, proposed by The gentleman from
CsbNrus would accomplish 81 once, What
The other gentlemen proposed 10 do by
two resolutions. lie hoped the amend.
ment would prevail.
Mr.. Caldwell msde few remarks, in
which he regretted tina, 50 vide range
bad been given TO The debate. and tha,
such want Of courtesy had characterized
IL. He wished gentlemen 10 come up TO
the question. end not endeavour TO make
political capital by making speeches TO
the House. Notwithstanding the insin.
ua,isns Of gentlemen. he glorled in being
a Democrat; but he MAS still in favor Of
The motion Of the gentleman from Cabsr-
rus. and hoped il would prevail.
Mr.. Pope. who had made Q motion
in the course Of the debate 10 lay The sub
jec, on The table. but subsequently With !
drew il, al the ieques, Of Mr.. Barringer.)
said he would take occasion 10 state that
bis object in making the motion 10 lay on
the table was not 10 step the insestig a,isn.
but the wide range Of the debate. lie
remarked further, that he was on the
committee al the last session. Of which
MIR. Barnes was chairman, and he cali
ed upon that gentleman 70 say. il. when
they applied IL The Governor az sx-officio
PrssidsR, Of these Boards, hs did pa, offer
every facility for the investigation, No
response. He would state that he did.
and that The committee had the bonds in
their hsnds, and expressed themselves
satisfied Of the solvency Of The obligors.
The question was then taken on the
Of Mr.. Barringer. and deci-
ied--ayes &c. nays IS. The resolution
vas then sdop,.d
This report has been written out
mostly from memnry, with an honest
lesife 70 90 EQUAL justice 10 all concerned.
The Reporter hopes ,bs, no one VII have
'easoo 10 complain tina. justice has not
been done him. l.;
A message vas received from The Sem
tie. stating that the time bad arrived for
executing the join, order, and proposing
o go into the election Of Senator TO
Congress. The two houses then pro.
.eeded to vote as follows, viz: q
For Graham 10; Brown 81; Saunders
10. Aud 50 beng necessary 10 choice,
here was no election.
Mr.. Patterson presented a resolution s
or the relief Of Smith Paterson. Which 1
vas rsferted TO the committee on pro-
positions and grievances
The two Houses proceeded again to
role for Senator. which resulted as fil-
ows. viz: For Graham 81, Brown IS: s
Saunders 81. No election. |
4 message was received from the Go.
'srnor, transmitting the repor. Of the {
Board Of Internal Improvement and on {
nation Of Mr.. Birringer. it was sent to I
he Senate with a nronosilion to DrlOl {