The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05

adopted ss follows:
Resolved. Thai message be srnt %
The Ssnais, proposing shsi ne committed
% Pullie Bsildings shall lnquirs into
me eHpsdleasy II procuring seiasls
bell Coz the Capitol. aud that me, report
lhe most seii.bls place of &c loeslisn.
2. That sad eomninse 70 snms and re.
pom on lhe expediency oi cosering Ihs
aaor af The lesislstise halls with cheap
esrpelinf. and Of procuring esrssins lor
The wiadows Of each hall.
.. That they inquire whesher, h sheif
opinion. the lsriIiues for hearing in he
SAID halls may be improved. add il 80.
that they cause such experiments 10 Be
made fof that purpose % they shsIl ibiok
sssssbif. a. The psblIe e,pnse.
Mr.. Jones Of Orange. introduced she
following resolutions. which. on motion
ofMr. MendenhalI. were laid on the table
and ordered 10 be printed:
Resolved. That The Legislsissso Of THE
state. have q right % inslruel their sens
tors IN Congress rhenessr in the op,n-
81 The Legislature, they misrepresenl ihr
wishes Of The state. or the malniiBfs OF
the OCCASION shall rsqsse such inslrue-
hans; and THAI u Is lhs duiy Of the Srns-
tors 20 obey the instructions eisen. OF 10
resisn their sssis.
Resolved. Thaishile Nonh.C srohn,.
in The orinionof N . Legislature. ~ill ne.
yer object tosny amornl Of taxes. eqn1lly
spporuoned and Imposed. COS the purpose
Of RAISING feyenueio suppori the Govern
meni. economically administered; vet.
ihs State. will never cnnseni 10 The impo
sition Of taxes. the design and operation
Of shirh. are 10 promote the interests oi
particular Occupations az the geasial sx
seRse.
Resolved. Ths, the Tariff Law, pas-
sed BY the present Congress. 10 based on
protective pr,nc,ples--opetstinE % .
bosn,y 10 the msnufaciuring interest. and
imposing Unjus,, unequal and oppressive
burdens upon other branches III industry,
aud particularly ,hase peculiar 10 ih-
Southern Stats; and that such being the
shrc. of this las. IL 10 unwise in ral,cy.
dangerous 10 public liberty. aud = perseI-
sion Of that Tree Constitution OF ;o,pin.
menl, which vss formed and ad"p,sd for
the proIert,on and security Of I'll. and
y hich will be best sustained by the ,qu. Il
opsrstinn Of ne lass. shd The JUST dlspsn.
fa,lon uf lss benefits. 10 every Amercan
ciHz-n. 4s--
Resolved. That this Law is moi only
protective 10 its character, and unequal IN
rs operation. nv, that IL violates the COM
promise oil 1899. urjustly deprivine the
south Of the benefits Of that act. precisely
al the period uhtn they were 10 accrue
to Us, sud Immediately si,er se had pa
iisn,ly and periodically endured oil IT'S
burdens: Aud, therefore. in the name Of
honor, justice, and good faith. the Legs.
lalUre of North Cnolrns. DO protest
against this Law. and insis, tia, il should
be modified 20 as 10 place II on The basis
Of revenue duries.
Resolved. Tina, this Legislature do
highly d'sspprore the Banktup, Law. pas
sed By the ptesen, Congress. AID desire
lis Immediate repeal, because IL impairs
the Obligation Of contracts. destroys con-
6dence and credit, encourages frauds and
reckless speculation, and because We be.
lieve there is scarcely Division Of senlt-
men. among the people OF North Carroll
ns. in their opposition TO this measure.
Resolved. Tia, The fine imposed upon
General Andrew Jsckson during the late
war. by Judge Hall. was, in The opinion
Of this Legislature. unjust and iyrsnnrcal.
and that u should be Immediately refund.
ed with legal interest, without any pro-
siso or qualification shs,ever. as an &C.
Of justice 70 a brave, meritorious aud dis
tineuished officer.
Resolved, That the. Executive Veto.
limited, as il 10 BY the wisdom Of our "a
Tiers, 10 a conservative and necessary
power. Of which the President should ne
yer be deprived.
Resolved. That our Senators in Cnn
gress be. aad they are hereby instructed,
snd our Representatives requested. TO car
Iry into effect The principles set forth ~
the foreg ing resolutions,
Resolved. That the Governor Of this
state. be requested 10 for~ssd copy Of
these resolutions 10 each Of our Senators
in Congress. wnh the reques, that they
lay them beIure The Senate Of The Un,ed
States.
Mr.. Barringcr stated that the death
lof ex-governor Stokes had been snuounc.
ed 20 The house. |, was mi his inten
lion TO euloeise The deceased: but 10 ,es
limony Of respect. he would move the
sioption Of The following preamble and
| resolutions:
Whereas the House Of Common, have
heard with regre, Of The death Of ex-
governor Stokes, whose life has been
connected for more than half q century
with the history Of North Carolina. and
who has occupied many distinguished
stations in her gift; therefore. vi
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