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

senled Strange dilemma; that or rrrfsr
ring The report Of shlg 6eserner 10 on
fIon their own fiisnds. ID was srsrg
that hey should be willing 20 trust bin
IN matter Of this kind. How did The.
knnw Inst he would make fsir report
He did not wish :, leave them any groom.
for csviI. The Wings wefs Cor fun in
sesIig-iion. II 10 true that they fell son,
aelcsey in bringing private matters be
fore the public eye. bui When they wer,
taunied with . desire 10 conceal. the,
wished he inveslig 10 be thorough
and statements Of The whole matter 10 b.
msde.
| Mr.. Caldwell stated. ihas Ne shock
90 Tor the smandmsni Of the sentismar
from Csbsrrus. He vas Cor a lulI and
free Investigation, add he believed che
amendment best esleulsied 20 eject L.
lie had all confidence in The Governor.
and would be wiling 10 lsks he sla,e.
meni; but still he would have the CON.
miilee appointed 10 cid him. He hoped
ihs amendment would be adopted.
Mr.. Avery concurrsd with Mr.. Card
well. Tie thought the smendmeni would
secure the fullss, investigation. and that
seemed 70 BE- the object Of all. lie be-
lievsd that The bonds should be rene we'd
At . cerisin time. and he would sugges,
20 The gen,leman from csbsrrus. 10 in
clude in his smendmeni. clause Iequir.
ing this 10 be inquired into. He should
vote for the amendment
Mr.. Erhringhaus thought Il strange that
gentlemen should object 10 the amend
ment. The amplesi power was given 10
the committee 10 make the inves,ig alton.
'fhe anendnrn, proposed The same thing.
nay. more than the original resolution.
The Wings do not wish 10 conceal any
Thing; il is not a part Of their policy.
Concealmsnt more properly belongs to
the Loco Foeo party. He was fer fully
investigating this matter. and spreading
the facts before the. face ofihs world; yes.
Tor spreading il upon the wings Of The
vind. and scattering il 10 the four corners
Of the earth. The gentleman from Mar
lin says tina, he wants . report from the
Governor first and then he will vote for
acommittse. But This would be delaying
the matter. We psoprose 10 aproin, The
committee now. aud IL will give them
more time 10 investigate. And IL gentle
men really wish In examine into The mat
ter. in the nane of Heaven let US have q
full investigation.
: Here Mr. Avery moved that the reso>
luton be laid on The table, and that the
house proceed 10 execute the joint order.
which was 10 90 into an sleciion for Sc
ns,or; bu, the house refused.
Mr.. MeRse then took the floor. lie
said that gentlemen seemed 30 be aiming
81 the ssme and; BOT they were ,akrng
didsrsn. roads. The gentleman from
Edgecomb had shown HE sincerity in |
the matter by his acts. Al the las, SEES.
zion. it seems. he tried the plas proposed
By the gentleman fron Caearras, and lie
found il accomplished nothing. as some
have said. aud now he wishes 10 try some
ether mode. And this 10 no Rew plan. |
The Governor 10 an officer Of the state,
and We have q RICH, 10 mske him. as 9th. |
er officers, sccount for the manner in
which be has discharged his duties. He
would say with all due respect ia the gen
sleman from Csbarrus, that though We
might have confidence 10 the report Of
The Governor, we are . lltle chary Of
Whig motions. And as the gentleman
from Pa.quotsnk had been pleased 10 call
ours the Loco Foeo party, he might sx.
change iaves by calling theirs the Coon
skin party. lie rePested. that the plan pro-
posed by the gentleman from Edsecomb
was the usual one in such cases, and he
aoped The smendnent would not DO sdop-
led.
Mr.. Francis next rose. Something
bad been said sbou, political capital hsv-
ng besn made out OF This matter. He
would stale fact that would shav The
,ropriety Of adopting the amendment.
w hen that itinersnt political Pedlar. Mr..
iensy,) 10 the shape Of Federal csndi'
late for Governor. came up in the West.
Re rung This through all it's changes. lie
charged that the money was under The
o engagement Of Whiss, and loaned out
'nly 10 Wings; aud that The Wing Cos
'ernor kept these facts concealed. We
want this matter inves,isased. and we
y ant i, done by comni.lse OF the oppo-
tie party. And do gentlemen object TO
laving i, done by their own friendsi Or ,
10 they prefer TO trust the Governor! lf ,
% they pay q high compliment 10 The
Wing Goveruor-if, the gentleman from
Cumberland perfer 1.-THE Coon Skin ,
Governor. Yes. sir. we want this mat
er printed, too, even il The fact should
urn out, ss | have heard il suggested, I
hat the political friends Of the gentleman
rom Edgeconb are most largely indebl-
ID TO those Boards. We do not wan, i, 4
40 have heard il was Of the
asst session, because of this fact. No
ir. We desire that the whole fact shall be ,
,nown. that the most thorough inves.iga.
ion should be had. and 10 this end he
laned thai The us m lie m an frnu EaharpusI