The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-19

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hid rvAaisns nam. elesh brins agsssd
u. the bs.i Pssssd i. hhsi stsdllE,
81. 81. called ~ ~ ti.l aiasriae
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As sssa : ll,ird tims nd oadelsd . =
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House or COMMONS.
TAe llanse Hsamsd liz. consideration
Il ihs u Oh reselnnnEs.
Mr. fs.sss. tacA M Geor. fui yissd.d
il - Air. BarfiaefF. ahu asksd leave -
wnhdssw lie Ie.tiatioA ofaAied hy BIN
yss,efd-y. Leave Gas essa.rd. sd lie
aesslusin,. wss y iiiarswa.
Mr.. Ersness. then nasrd q smrnd
she rss"laiians nf Mr. I.i.es. y, sit.Aing
m Ill sl,.s Nhtltas, end inserting The
gul.oa iug:
Where's. II has hen made knasn q
The i.rg stature that he lnsi.sicuAl sock.
h,.lJsl. II he Bsnk 81 l'.s > ale u Nth
car,lina are ,lesuahs u elosl,s The lusl-
me-. u sid Dark.
isesnlyea. therefore. That Lis excel
leUry the Governor. Be Ttgnesieh IL IN
form lie said stockholders. flat il i mol
HE l.lsssuse II this General Assembly.
Thai The affairs Of said Bauk should BE-
II. sed. .. The present lime.
Ms. Banineer moved IN amendment,
10 sniks oul MI silrr ahereas. and insert
the loih.aine: B-ing lie same oarrsd
yesterday. and ~i,hdrasn his mnrni.a.
The Question ,hen painting a. ~ tie
adoption II The amsndneni II Mr. Bariin.
e.; snd Mr.. franri. addressed lie b nss
u srral length, endesvo,ins 10 slnv That
The or,g'n,I resolution did NJ, meet The
proposition 81 The B.nk. would b. = mere
evasion ri The qaeshon--and slrnngIy
usg.d upon The hl1se - I.jscl tie :
| mendnlsni. .. ii mu.lL be ruinuus 10 the
people IL Wind up lie business oi The
bank Al ibis llme.
lie AS replied ID by Mr.. Mcille, Who
t.iuk occasion 10 atlemp, 10 iultil bis prom
ise, that lie ~ouid prove Ina. The h.hks
hid slolaled llseir charters. and thai they
we're connp,. fully corrupt. As raie
Up, cl,nen .fLis logic in making The rrouf.
We will slale thai he charged The Banks
with having loa.ed money 10 The Wings
In 1910. 10 iorm ,hsm T,ppecanoe tiobs.
These associations. lie thought. prnia
facle evidences. Of The corrup,inn III the
iisnks. Next. the tanks had violated their
charters in not masking DIVIDENDS on ses.
eral occasions--and lss.ly. that they had
prscHsea issoIiirsm.
| Mr.. Sales followed briefly in reply to
remark made by Mr.. Frsncls in reIer-
ence 10 him.
II Mr. Barringer made some remaks in
reply TO Mr.. McRsc. in which he dsnied
thai The Wing Associations IN 1910 had
bern sustained by the Banks. and eslle,!
Tor the proof; he though. h gsass insult
i 10 IN ,janiy u the American people to
charge them with having been thus
i bought up by the Bauk. lie stated fnrs
!, ,her, ihs, the gsnlemsn from Cuaiber.
land had displayed grea, ignctsHce 81
banking, in surprising il avI"lanon Of the
charter mi To make disiiend. Tnls
Vas regulated according TO NE froi's-
il there were 10 ptutiss, there vas no di.
vidrnd. 81 ~
1 Mr.. Biggs, lied fur division Of The
question; bu. after some lit!le discussion
Withdrew IL.
| The question was then taken on the
amendment nf Mr.. Barrisper, and il was
decided in the negatrvr--yeas Is. nays
95. Messrs. Csrdssl, Herring, ]. h.
Jones. Krk. Nelson Noscum, RAJ ner,
Rrgsn, Ross. $ orkard, Street, Watson,
Wiley, ard N. Wilson, voting in ihe
afiirmative. r.
I The QUESTION was then tak,n on tho
amendment of Mr.. Francis, ami il was
decided III the negative, ayes 46. mes Gil
- strict party Sote, with the exception
OF NJ. N. wilson, who voted with the
I Wings. f..
\ The question then recurring on the
orig n Il resolution, il was decided in tie
ailirmalse---yrss So, nays 81.
! Mr.. Barringer asked. II the resolutions
would not require three readings. as they
i wete 81 public nature.
i The Speaker stated th4t The house hid
prtjadgrI the asttrr by offering amrai
i menls aud discussing them on their Gtsl
reading; add he should NJ. reverse the
!, detisiun.
Mr. Caldwell. Of Itedell. appealed from
the decision III lie Chair.
I NJ. Btrringer. proposed that the reso.
'uiions should be i1n, upon their second
and bird readings BY general consent;
hut nblert.an was made, and the question
as lsken--. Sail the decision Of the
Chair be .uslaihed!"---and decided in the
affirmative by vote Of go ID Al.
II IA motion nj Mr. Biuus IA ~ &C ori r.