The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12

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ass xogs 10 RECONSIDER.
Mr Wilder hapsd he matter wesld b
tie IIosse had sosed /
rid sdeplsd psopcsl.los
ahirh they could not carry cuh They !
nd shcsght thss 4 sss onlyla examine
he msahfr Fs.nk.s bar Il the COMMITTEES
wese 10 k6 10 MI The branches IN The State.
snd hsd 10 report 10 lhe1.egisisiufs. 4
would keep lhem 10 ssfsi.sn nnsd doc !,
dsvs. II sn examination 10 made. ls, he
COMMITTEES be srpcinssd II llle end 81 The
session. and rtporie he nexs Legislature;
lei il BE- thorough. lie believed. sincerely
believed, mai shere Vas ssmsshing wrong !,
in one Of she banks 81 The sister and y
ought 10 be Investigated. He hoped The
yess would he rsconsidered.
Mr.. Caldwell, Of BsIke, sliought this
strange proceeding an lhs psn q he
opponents % he bark. They had made
lie charges agsinsi ,hess Institutions, and
nov thai eomaiues VAS appointed 20
exsnine into the truth Of thcm, they
wished 10 reconsider tie vote. They
Iknew The chsrgss were moi true. They
have gotten into ferape. snd now they
van, 10 get out. The Wings believed
these banks 10 be sound. ard they desire
az investigation. and be hopedevery Wing
would role sgsinst TIC moilon 70 recon
alder.
MIR. Cardwefl said. this debste was very
lune xpecied 10 him. lie must ssy, that
IA vas the most extraordinary proceeding
lie had ever witnessed; . debate 10 be
sprune upon The House on mere motion
I 10 reconsider. He had voted on The pro-
position Of The Senate wnhou, understand
linr IL. But a. soon as he understood The
extent Of il, he saw II would not do, and
he asked 10 reconsider, that he might Pui
himself right 10 lhemat.er. 1.-THE friends
of the bank ssre desirous 10 have an M
sestigaiisn, lei Them choose some olhff
mode than iIissesOlviion proposed. lie
did no, think them sincere 10 The matter,
and this debate was intended Tor political
capi,al-,hess speeches were made iot
Rancomte.
MIR. Moore should not vote 10 recon
slider. This proposition came fon M
Senate, and lei them rstrace their steps
and send US message proposing 70 re-
: scind. He had no doubt but that IN
| resolution had been introduced TO inlh
j some foolish pledge made 10 ,hs people
! and If so, and The individual 10 sshames
. Of it, lie, him take the back track. confess
his fault, and introduce proposition Z
. rescind. and he would ve,e for IL. Tn
e credit Of Tire banks has been injured b,
U these chsrges; and as they have COM
e forward with resolution, he was anxlon
e tina, they should 20 forward and inyestl
= gate, ,ha, the clsmor against Tie bank
d may be stopped. The gentleman i'or
Wake. (Mr. Wilder, proposed that
t committee shculd be appointed asihe en-
e of The session 10 make the investigation
q and report, when sir! two years henc'
=. He should vote agains. reconsiderlng.
II Here Mr.. Hslsey moved 10 lay IN
b .no,isu TO reconsider on The table. 81
afterwards v i.hdrew il; and Mr.. Leac
n proceeded 10 address the house in orp'
" si,ion 10 The reconsideration. Blu. beio'
~ he had concluded. the Speaker announce
that the hour had arrived for executH
the Joint order, which was the inaugur'
lion OF The Governor; and the debate WI
suspended.
n. TnE INAUGURATION.
10 On motion Of Mr.. Barringer, messsl
was sen, 10 the Senate, informing The
il of the readiness oil the House TO recel'
he them in their hall to proceed 10 The exec
an lion Of The join. order. =,
" Whereupon, the Senate appeared, !.
he the hell of The House. and was receive
i,s by its members standing and uncovere
ID Il. e. their hats off, aud remained unc
he sered during The whole of the cerem"n
The members OF the Srna,e seated ihe'
he selves on the RICH, oil the Speakers cha
on aad The Judges Of the Supreme Court Jl
N, in font. The gallery was crowded vi
the fairest f.he many fair ladies OF Will
no the ciey can boss; and, altogether.
70 scene was very imposing. The oath
Use office was administered by Chief just
se, RutRn; af,er which, the Governor ell
delivered a very shor. but appropriate
ed, dress 10 the two Houses. returning than
,ns to them, and through them to their cons
10 ,uen.s, (or the honor conferred upon III
the aud promising to give m"rs subsisn.lsl !
idence Of his gratitude by faithful
charge Of the duties oil his office. lie
-. bere 10 give any view as 10 what measo
inn whould be necessary 10 afford rel'ei 10
rSs people, as these hadbeen give"in |, detail
ur. his message. His was an office oil very
mi,ed powers, and he could do moth
linn more than see The laws executed, WI
,isn they in their wisdom shonld pass.
am. is bu. sorry sailor, he said. Thai can
, at d,rec, a vessel on a smooth sea, bull II