The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-22

/ advocated It's passage. fbe AYES ahu
Nays were called for, on It's passage, and IT
was decided in the affirmative: Ayes 90,
+ Nays 81.
The engrossed bill from the Senate,
making securities IN Prosecution bonds,
liable Tor Plalnhiis' costs, was read the first
tune, and referred 10 the Committee on the
Judiciary.
Oh motion of Mr.. I,uskns, a message
was sent to The Senate, proposing TO vote
immediately for {. S. Senator.
Mr.. Bragg, irom the Judiciary Commit.
tee TO whom was referred the Resolution it,
strucling said Committee 10 inquire INTO
the expedieney Of amending tho Revised
Statutes so as 10 subject personal property
held m trust, TO the same liab;hIles under
execution as lands, stating that Il was mex.
pedlent. C0ucurted IN.
Also, on the Bill limiting the authority
Of Deputy Sheritls, recommending us re-
lection. The bI! was then read the 60
cond tine and rejected.
4 communication iIom NJ. 4. Bryan, Of
lredell County, on the subject OF Common
Schools, was read to the House, and, on
motion of Mr.. Frarcls, was laid on The table.
Mr.. Wilson, Of PerquImons, presented
a Resolution, instiuctins he Judiciary Com
mii,ee TO inquire INTO the eypediency Of
amendin. the law 50 as 10 give longer
stay on executions, atd report by bll OF
otherwise. Adopted. -
The Resolutions condemniug Reputation
ueFe then taken up as The order OF the day
and the Resolution having been read the
second time, Mir. Scales moved TO amend
by stink NJ out oil after the word Resolved,
and inserting the following:
Resolred, That the General Assembly Of \
Carolina, cherishes sacred regard for the Pub-
lie Credit OF this State, and val. maintain uyio-
late the Public faith.
Resoired farther, That this General Assembly
strongly d,sapproYes the doctrine Of repudialing
Public or Private debts and that the Law, aic-
y passed by Congress, repudaiing to very large
extent Private debts between individuals Is IN.
u $50 in policy, is destructive 81 the principles Of
sound morality, and IS in f4gtlnt yioltoa q
the rights Of Private Property.
On motion Of Mr.. Moore, i, WINS order
ed tina, the Resolutions and amendments be
printed, aud made The order OF the day for
Tuesday next.
A message was received from The Senate
refusing to 60 Immediately into on election
for Senator, and proposing 10 20 INTO SAID
election at l2 O'Clock To mofrow. The
House concurred IN he proposition BY q
vote OF so Ayes TO Il Nays
Mr.. Jefferson presented Resolution,
instructing tie Judiciary COMMITTEE 10 IN
quire into the expectancy Of exemping men
over 60 years Of uge from serving as Jurors
10 ci,Il cases
Mr.. Moore, a bill TO amend an Act con
corning the Supreme Court; which was
read The frs, time, and reictrcd to The J1.
dietary Committee,
Mr.. " lson, OF perqDimons. Resolution
ins,ruciing tue Judiciary Committee 10 IN
qure into the eSpedmncy OF so amending
the law as TO provide. that ahen property
is sold under execution for less than It's Va.
I Tue, It may be redeemed; hieh was adopted.
A message was received from the Sen
ate. agreeing 10 the proposition to pfln, The
Report Of the Pfes,den, Of the Rsleish and
CASTOR Rail Road Company.
~ SENATE Thursday Dee. 5.
a communication, addressed 10 tho
Speaker, vas read, from the Sheriff If 0ns
low County, certifying he election Of | DO.
Emmett, as a Senator from that County
which, on molten Of Mr.. Red, vas ,aiI 90
the ,at.c.
Mr.. Allison, Of o, from tho Committee
on Military affairs, reported adversely too
Resolution so to mn nd the Miria laws uf
this Stale as not 10 conflict ul.h the Clyli
laws, and asking 10 be discharged from
further consideraiinnol,b tie SANE agreed 70.
Messrs. Worth, Hester and Ioyner were
announced ne the Committee on amending
Tho Tobacco in~pcciloa laa.
The Bin TO amend The Acl Il lnrorpor.
alton Of The Merchants Bank q Nrebern,
50 as 70 grant /, The privilege of issuug
Bills Of the Denomination OF three dollars,
vas then taken up.
Mr.. Shepard Observed, he would state
his objections to the present Bill. In the
FIRST place, he would say to his friend, the
senator from Marln, that he most falls con
Cured in the opinion yesterday expressed
by him, that thus bill IN It's character, va,
essentially anti Democratic; aud for one,
he wished 80 longer Continuance Of Banks,
,han their respective charters ALLOW ed them
As 10 granting them further privileges, he
was utterly opposed 10 any such measure
there were defects enough in the Banking
system OF North Carolina, ehlch he should
like TO see corrected before he would y0ic
fer a bll Of tbs kind. To would mol
charge the Senator from Ctaven, With mis-
representing the wishes % has constituents
bu' this much he knew that tie lbs, election
IN Wake bad principally TUNED epon the
!'anlt question; ana that she was Auti
Bank, her preseE, Representatives would
show. MIR. S. Proceeded 10 n "salty -
speech, adverse 10 ali Banks, Of winch, our
space iotbIGs iurthat report concluding,
by moving as an amendnep, to the bill. 10