The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-15


how ha stood with those gentlemen with whom
he had the honor 10 co operate but this he w"uld
saw. that being IN III cdor with the genileman's
friends Was. to his mind, prlmd faeie evidence
that be was doing his duty. lie did call a rcius-
al 10 print i've copies Of the Governors Message
for each member pieayunc business, aud h.
could prove il. Shortly after that vote. cand
was put on his table, from Mr.. Lorns's office,
fand he hoped tie gentleman would take nan Tor
auihorty,1 proposing 10 furnish eoPles oi Tie
message ut two dollars per hundred aud he made
a calculation from that, OF what would have been
the eos, Of the four extra copies proposed TO be
furnished 10 each member. 1t was just sl3 40
picayune bushes truly. But this IS the credit
side aud there is something 10 be charged on The
other side. Now, about one hour Of the thfee
that the House was in session, was consumed IN
debating this question, which cost tue state about
slil-so they saved sl3 40; and spent y IL
And this is their retrrnehment and reform.
Mr.. Lord addressed the House IN an animated
strain. lie could not see why the gentleman
from Edgrcomb or rather. the gentleman from
Martin for him. objected TO having the subject 'a-
yes,igatcd 81 Committee. The Committee YVES
to be appointed by tho Chair, and any one who
will look al the committeeman, can see thntthe
gentleman had TO reason to fear that lie will not
have majority Of his own friends on the Com
nntiee Tor Il will be found on examination, That
all the Committees with the exception Of one,
and that a very responsible one on which they
rxpected 10 throw all their Odious measures are
composed of a majority OF his political friends
The amendment proposed by the gentleman from
{ abarrus would accomplish al once, what the 9TH
or gentlemen proposed To do by two resolutions.
lie hoped the amendment would prevail,
Mr. Caldwell made tsw remarks, ~ which DO
regretted that so ~ ide a range had been given 10
lie debate. and that such a want OF courtesy had
characterized it, llo wished gentlemen 10 come
up 10 the question, and not endsayor TO make po-
liical capitll by r,aling speeches 10 tie House.
NotR understanding the irciGuatious ~ gentlemen,
he slotiod 10 bang Democrat. but lie was st.il
in favor Of the motion OF The gentleman iEu.n Ga.
batrus, and hoped II would prevail.
Mr. Fope, who had made motion IN the con-se
of the debate 10 lay the subject on the table. hui
subsequently withdrew II. at the request vi NF
Bafringor. said hc would take occasion 20 state
that bis object 10 making the motion to lay on
the table was 60. 10 stop The Investigation hot The
wide ransa If the debate. He remarked further,
thai ne wa. Oh thc C9mrdloa at The last session.
81 which NJ. Barnes was Chairman, and be cal
led ugon tina. gentleman 70 say, Il, when they
applied to the Governor as ~ a6tcio President "
lhose Boa r. he Ill uOi offer every flcildy ic'
tue investigation No response lle woni-
STATE iA., he DID, and ,uat The Co;aut,'ee had The
bond, q then hauls, aud expressed i5emsc..e.
satisfied o.: Tie se.gcacl Q: H. osiiso's
Tie question vas then taken OF lht
amendment Of Mr.. Barrlnger, unJ dscidoc
Ayes 90, Nays ~. Tho resollt,oa VA
then adopted.
THIS report has been written out most
ly ffom uetro,y, wi!h Gu homes. desire Il
DO equal Jls,.co to all concerned. The Re,
porter hopes that no one sill have reason I,
complain that justice has not been tout
hum.
A message vas received from tho SENATE
stating that tie tune had arrived for execut
lns the JOINT Order, nod proposing 10 2
INTO tue election Of a Senator to Congress
Tho two Houses then proceeded to ,o,e a
follows, VIZ:
For Gr4hsm- A!cssrs Allon. A5he. Bsriacc-
Baxter. Brandon, Brewer. j. Bryan. Brcmmell
Burgin, T Caldwell, 4 x Caldwell. Gambler
CnchFaa D0aa, Dockery, Ehunghalia, Foreman
! Francs. Gee, Eilsey. liill, Jefferson, Joyncl
! Koonce. Lamb, Llast'cr, leach, Lpsse lor
MIean. ML1urhlia. Martin, Menlonhai!, Mil.
M'Collgr. Nash, Naal. Norcau. od0u. Pop
Shauklin Sharp, stool, J. " TAYLOR. Thoma.
Walser, Whitaker, flames Williams, Thoma
Wilson. ioaag-50
For BrovH-M cssis Dlrue. Drrs. Bower
Bragg Hrogdeu A Ryan, CardwtU, Dsvt
Dewey DiCasou Erwin. Fitis, Harrington, Has
kins. Hazkins, Herring. Holloway Cad Jones
. Jones. Kelly MlnyTe. Mar, MRaC
MarshaH. Nnngoc Nclton. Mon Patterson
Ragan. Scsuerfci Sr,lrs, Stockard stolse
street, F4I,laieno. Wai4cr, Watson, W liam
as
For saunders Nrs,rs Arery. Rracken. gyr,
Conrad. ii5u.rr Jackson kils Lee. Massey
Mitchell. Rsna. Esyncr Richardson. Kos. Rus
sell Saatg STONE Ford Tsylor White Wiley
wider J " wlnns. N4iA.I Wilson Whi
igy Yaaal-@.
Thetsa Houses proceeded again IL vot,
for Senator. The second sate d,fcrc,
from the Iifs' as follows, ~. Mr. Ihoma
81 Franklin, and NJ. Wilson, Of P,fqu
mons Wings, eho voted for Gtahau o,
lbe first vote nos voted for Saunders. Nr
Mitchell, Loco changed BIS vote iron
Saunders to Bro>a.
message was rpcrrcd frr- tie Gov
etnnf, transmitting 'he Report Of tho BnarC
Of Internal improvement and on motion o
Mr.. Barrnger, u Vas sent 10 the Senate
with proposition 70 prlut he report
IN SENATE Monday. Dc ..
Mr. Norehrad, from the committee o.
the Judiciary, 10 whom WIS referred III,
bill 70 amend tho 3llh chapter Of the Re
YseG Statutes, concerning crimes aud pun
lshmeBts reported The same to the Senate
nth an amendment; when tho bill si,t
the amendment ~as made the order ol lAG
day COR to morrow.
Mr.. Wm. r. Williams from he com
m''tcc on informal improvements, 10 ~ bona
vas referred The resolution aPpraprlnug
three thousand dollars for tic purpose oI
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