The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29

All 10 the Senate, lniorWlHg mem oil the
,d,pess Of the House TO proceed 10 exc
- the JOINT Order for electing Council.
r.of STATE bu, the House was Informed
!, he Senate had resolved itself INTO a
,,nnlttee of the Whole.
Mr.. Avery presented q memorial, pray
a. the incorporation Of the Mecklenburg
muneulal Association, and an appropria
an toward erecting the monument and
.roppaned is presentation with some ap
rOprate remarks.
On motion OF Mr.. Barringer, il was or
,.,ed to be sent to the Senate, with propo
nan to refer It to a joint Select Commit
&c, and TO have one copy printed for each
llsDber.
IL SENATE Saturday, Dec. IL.
Mr. William 7. Williams, from the JOINT
,Ieci COMMITTEE, for the purpose Of alter
i, the Electoral Districts in this State,
sorted Bill which was, on bis motion,
iered to be printed together with the Re
OFT Of the Committee.
nr. S;alhngs offered Resolution, tina,
n Committee on the Judiciary, enquire
10 the expectancy Of so amending the Ro
ed Statutes, as TO allow Special Admins
pors TO collect debts OF The Tcsialor,
sch was read and adopted.
The Sena,s then having CONQUERED with
message from the House to vote at this
pe proceeded to vote Tor Councillors Of
sle, which resulted in the election Of The
Ha~ln. gentlemen
Richard d. Spaiebi, Gabriel Holmes,
lraiy Fits, SEN, Henry ". Conner, Al
unIer Mebane. Thomas n. Cameron and
hid Watson. eau Locofocos.)
Hose Message, with a memorial from
as5iaols Of Mecklenburg County, asking
Acl Of Incorporation, and 90 approprla
4 ~ tho heeklenburg Monumental As
cation, aud asking The 5, mates concur
ace 10 pttul the same, was read aud
.rcd TO.
N Lafkins moved that the Senate now
SIZE iiseli INTO Committee OF the whole,
ne order Of the dsy.
NJ William L. Williams took the Chair,
Z the Conmhtec resumed the unfinished
.ancs' Of yesterday, beng the Treasury
Ne Bill.
w. Shepard replied In Mr.. Brown, and
Brown rel iIned. and NJ. Shepard sur
Eoed- when Mr.. Cooper took the floor
bsa VI. Cooper finished,
VI. Edwards moved that tho Committee
The Speaker then resumed tho Chair
he amendment, which had been con
red in by the Committee, was reported
he Chairman. together with the bill, TO
SCua;c, and agreed TO.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
| o. motion OF NJ. nendcnhall, the letter
! pulgp II. Nelson, mute, was taken up
combination. Mr.. Gambler moved that
, leucr be referred TO the Committee on
location, silh instructions 10 inquire into
cIprd,eucy OF establishing an institution
he klod referred to 10 The letter which
a,sgreed 10.
VI. jones, Of Orange, introduced the 81
sns Resolutions, which, on motion Of
Nndenhall. we're laid 90 the table aud
bred to be printed
Rsslrtd That tho legislature Of this State,
ss right to instruct thelr senators in Con.
re y beneyrr 10 the opinion OF The Legislature,
r, misrtpvcscn, the wishes Of the STATE or the
ll5iiudc OF the oecssioa shall require such ia.
Factions and that Il Is the duty OF the Senators
5ory the Instructions gwen, or 10 resign their
| g''olre4 Tha, while North Carolina, in tho
ion 81 this Legislature, will never object 10
by Nmoaut Of &xes, equally appouloned and I'm
'ed or The purpose Of raising revenue 70 sup.
7'he Government economically administered.
e, this State. y III rerfr consent 70 thn mPosi.
g oftn1es the design and operation Of which,
70 promote the interest Of particular occuPa.
NJ al tho general "a peuso
/ ksia't-d. That the taflf Law, passed by the
sent Congress- Is based on protective prInci-
a-opctatiug as bounty 10 the manufacturing
fiesis, sad Imposing unjust, unequal and oP
'l7e burdens upon other branches Of industry,
farucuIaflY lhoso peculiar 10 tho southern
''@ and that such being the effects Of this
" u nnwlse in policy, dangerous 10 public
Wy and pcFyersion Of that FREQ Constitution
| Government, which was formed and adopted
'he protection aud security Of al, and which
n b Jcsg sustained hy the equal operation Of
/ avs and The Jasi dispensatlon Of is bcnrhts,
/ every American citizen
hu9lrtd, That tins law is not only protective
y Character and unequal m It's operation. but
al violates the compromise Of 1892, uniustly
PHy'ug the South of tho benefits Of that act,
e''ely al the period when they were 10 accrue
M and immediately after we had patiently
Pa'uoiicilly endured all It's burdens And,
.isIote' IN the name Of honor, justice, and good
''a' ne Legislature Of North Carolina, do pro.
against this law. and insist that It should be
'led 20 as 10 place 1t on the basis OF revenue
A''alr'd That this Legislature do highly dis.
f'o'e Of the Bankrupt Law. passed by the pres
'"hgress, and desire l,s immediate repeal,
''s' ! lmpars tho obligation OF contracts, DO
~ confidence and credit, encourages frauds
eehiess speculation aud because we believe
scarcely division OF sentiment among
|. PEOPLE Of North Cafolina, IN their opposition
tbs measure.
IA ""'tsd That the fine imposed upon General 4
n, 'e" Jackson during the late war, by Judge
!" was, IN the opinion Of this Legislature, un
ahd iyrannoal aud that il should be imrnc.
~ Rounded with full legal interest, odhont
III Psri'o o. qualification iohateper, as an act