The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-28
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
In SExArE-TUEsDAY, Dec. 20


The Engrossed Bills to incorporate the Liberty
Guards in the County of Davidson, and Bill to
incorporate the town of Franklinton in the Coun-
ty of Franklin, were taken up, AMI read the third
time and passed.
A message WIS received from the House of
Commons, proposing TO go forthwith into an elcc-
ton of United States Senator. AMI informing that
the names of Bedford Brown, RomuIus NJ Saun-
ders and Michael Hoke are Withdrawn from the
nomination. The Senate concurring, voted as
follows:
For William H. Hayrooa-Mrssrs. Speaker,
Arlington, Allison of Orange, Boykin, Boyd,
Brown, Cooper, Dobson. Edwards, Emmett, Ex-
um, Hester, Larkins, Melvin, Mitchell, Moore,
Pasteur, Rea Reid, Rogers. Speight Stafford,
Stallings, Swinson. Tomfnson, Walker, Williams
of Person, and Williams Of Frank n-25.
For YIN. Il. Gratam.-AEessrs, Albright, Al
lison OIL Burgin, Cathey, DocIlery. Elliott, How
ard, Hodges. Jacocks Jones' Joyner, Miller More
head, Myers, Pharr, Ribeln, Spruill, Thomas and
Worth-10
Mr.. Shepard voted for Mr. Saunders
On motion of Mr.. Edwards, the Bill to appor-
tlon the members Of the House of Commons a.
mong the several Counties in this State, according
to the federal population, was taken up, and read
the third time, passed and ordered to be Engross
ed
MIR. Spruill from the joint select Committee ON
the part of the Senate to superntend the election of
United States Senator reported that VIM. H.
Haywood, Jr having received majority of the
votes given duly elected
On motion of Mr.. Edwards the Bill to Law off
this State into Senatorial Districts was taken up
and read the second time. Several amendments
were proposed to the Bill, which did not prevail
The Bill passed as it came from the Committee
HOUSE OF CoMMoSs.
Mr. Bggs from the Select Committee who
were required by Resolution of this House to
obtain from the Governor the names of the bor-
rowers from the Literary and Internal Improve
ment Boards, to inquire into their solvency &C.
made report in part: stating that they had OBJ
tanned from His Excellency the Communications
and statements appended to their report and asked
that the same mig INT be printed. Said Report and
documents were ordered to be laid on the table
and to be printed
On motion of Mr.. Walker, message was sent
to the Senate proposing to vote forthwith for Uni
ted States Senator The names of B. Brown
r. M. Saunders and Michael Hoke, were with
drawn. The Senate concurred by Message, and
the House voted as follows:
For William H. HayUoOd-Messrs Speaker
Avery, E. Barnes, Joshua Barnes Bggs, Bower,
Brackm, Bragg, Brogdcn, Bryan, Byrd, Banner
man, Cardwell, Conrad, Dewey, Dickson, Erwin
Fits, Gavin, Harrington, Haskins, Houser Haw-
kins, Herring, Holloway, jackson, c. Jones, J. B.
Jones, Kelly, Kirk, Lee, Mcintyre McNair, Nc
LAC, 1hiSlAoil NlasSey, NlHcneII, Munfoe, Mel
SON, Nixon, Patterson, Rand Rayner, Regan
Richardson, Ross, Russell, satterfield Scales.
Shankln, Shulz, Stockard Stone, Stowe Street
Skinner, Taliaferro, F. Taylor, Walker Watson
White, Wilder, Wiley, J. w Williams, William. |
son, Whitley and Yount-67
For VIZ A. Grehom;-Messrs. Allen, Ashe,
Barringer, Baxter, Brandon, Brewer. ], 7 Rrvan
Brummeli, Burgn, J. p. Caldwell, TR. CaH'I
well, Gambler, Cochran, Doak, Dockery. Ehrino-
haus, Foreman, Gee, Guthrie, Halsey' Hill Jes
ferson, Joyner, Koonce, Lamb, Lassiter, Leach
Locke, Lord, Mclean, Mclaughlin, Martin. Men,
denhal, Mills, McCollnm, Moore, Nash Neal,
Dion, Pope Sharpe Steel, j. w. Taylor. Wal.
Ger, Whitaker, Francis Williams, T. Wilson
Francis, Thomas and Young-5e
Mr. Nathaniel Wilson voting for Mr.. Sam.
ders '"u'i-
Mr.. Bragg from the Judiciary Committse -
whom was referred Resolution instructing them