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


suid Boards, and BY whom, and v zen, aud that
SAID Committee relod the names OF the borrow
ers TO this House, aud report ia full on all TIE
subjects contemplated IN this resolution and that
thcy have power 10 send ior persons aud papers.
Mr.. Bugs objected TO the amendment. lie
Nss aot Only tor procuring the information tor
he use OF tue House, but As wished 10 gave II 10
lie people of the State. fusl, let rs adopt The
resoiutlon vi the gentleman from Edgeconb, aud
r,.t ! report from the Governor, ana then let II
NJ printed, tia, the public may see who are iu-
deb,ed 10 these Boards. After that, he wuuld
promise 10 vote tor Committee TO investigate
lie matter; he would &c as far as the gentleman
from Cabafrus, as tar as ans one IN the investl'
cation. lie hoped the amendment would not be
atopird.
Mir. Mills stated, that be entirely eoncurred IN
the amendment. The subject had been made
po!.tcal capital Of and he WISHED 1t spread before
The people AT the last session, a similar rcsou-
ueu lad been introduced by one MIR. Joshua
Barnes, which BE IS ould read Here Mr.. Mills
read from The Journals OF tho last Legislature
the proceedings on a resolution of Mr.. Barnes,
Of similar nature with the before the House.
on which committee was appointed, Of whom
majority we're Dem cratic members and the SAID
COMMITTEES, late in the Session, made report,
thro' Mr.. Barnes, their Chairman, which report
ard proceedings were published ~ Tie Register.
And as they are doubtless, fresh ia The memory
81 an our readers We deem Il unnecessary 10 pub
I hi tuem here llpto then, were persons, cloth.
ed With authority 10 investigate this matter, and
as thev had found nothing wrong, II might iairly
have bcon concluded that there was nothing
wrong. But II they were not satisfied, he was
fer giving them power 10 make IS thorough an
linvestigation as could be made The amendment
Of the gentleman from Caoarns, gayo them pow
CT 10 send for persons aud papers. The gentle
man from Martin SAID, that he was Tor pruning
the report. SO was he ana lie was Tor printing
II 10 such a manner, that gentlemen 10 the East
eea.i not say 10 the people, that such an one ia
the West, OF whom they know nolA.ng, vGs 10.
solvent, ror IN the West Of ere n the East
II seemed to Inn hat tie amendment ought Ia
PrevsIl.
Mr. Biggs was uudcIstood 10 endoayof to prove
that the report OF Mr.. Barnes was not made very
late 10 tie Session lie continued 20 insist that
the plan proposed IN the originsi resolution was
tire best that the Comnittes could not toll whc
thor the signers Of Tho bonds were insoivent per
SOUS or not tut Il the Governor was required "a
report tho Nance 70 this House, and ,hcy were
Published aud SEMI Throughout tie state, Il coulc
30 ascettained.
Mr.. Bsrriurer said, that the Arguments OF gen
tlouleu on the opposite side, presented s,rsrs,
dilemma that Of proterrlng the report ola WI
Governor to one IRON their own friends 1t wa,
strange that they should be willing to trust llI
10 matter OF this kind E!cw did tasy know
that he would make fair rrpoT, tie did mol
wish TO !eaye them any grounds ior cavl To,
Wings wore Tor full Investigation Ii is i'm,
that they felt some deiicaey IN bfngtur pr.vat,
matters before the public eve, bot whom ihey vert
L "a fn zf.a4f
invest gaiicn TO Re thorough, aud a staic.ntGt d
the whule matter TO DC made.
Nj Cardve,l sisted, ,h.t be should 20 Tor d,
amendment Of the gentleman from Ca5arrns =
lie vas for ir!l and free investigation srd be
believed the amendment best calculated 10 etec
It. lie had all confidence ~ the Governor, snc
would "a willing 10 take bis statement; bl, s;l
DC would have the Committee appointed 20 aIC
BIN. lie hoped the amendment would Be adopted
Mir. Avery coucutrcd with Mr Cardwcl II,
thought the amendment would secure the fu.es
investigation, and that seemed 70 BE the obJec, o
all. He believed that tho law required that ID
bonds should DO renewed al certain time, an
he would suggest 10 tho gentleman from CAbar
tus. to include in his amendment, clause reqnir
ing this to be inquired into. He should vote 70
the amendment.
Mr. Erhringhaus thought it strange that con
lemen should object 10 the amendment. IN,
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