The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-09


destroys confidence and credit, encourages frauds
and reckless speculation. and because we believe
there is division of sentiment, among the peo-
pie Of North Carolina, IN then opposition TO this
measure.
Was decided 10 the afirmatIve-Ayes SO,
Noes Is.
The question on the sixth Resolution
was decided IN tie affirmative G.,
Noes 10 Il reads thus:
Resolrsd, That the ine imposed upon General
Andrew Jackson during the late war by Judge
Hall, should in the opinion of this Legislature
be immediately refunded with full legal Interest
without sRy proriss or qualification ,shaterer. as
an act Of Justice, 10 brave, meritorous, and
distinguished Officer.
The question on the seventh Resolution
was decided IN the sfiirmatlYe-Ayes 90,
Noes AZ. II reads thus:
Resolred, That the Executive Veto. limited as
il is by the wisdom Of our Fathers, is conSerya-
tive aud necessary power, of which the President
should never be deprived.
The question on the eighth Resolution
was decided IN the atfirmsive-Ayes 80,
Noes 40. II reads as follows:
Resolped. That our Senators in Congress be,
and they are hereby instructed. and our Repre-
sentatives requested to carry into effect, the prin.
ciPles in the foregoing Resolutions.
Aud the question on the ninth and last
Resolution was decided in the affirmative
Ayes 90 Noes AZ.
So the Resolutions passed their second
reading.
The House then adjourned TO half past 3
o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The House met st half past 3 o'clock /;
and the Speaker announced the bill regula,
ing premiums on bills OF exchange sold by
the Banks Of this State, as the business
next in order.
On motion Of Mr.. Fsancis this bill was
laid on the table.
Mr.. Young presented the following:
ResOlred, That message be sent to the Sen
ate, proposing that the two Houses adjourn, sin.
die on Wednesday next:
Which was, on motion Of Mr.. Bragg, laic
on the table by vote Of IS, to 81.
MIR. Barrlnger, from the Committee or
internal improvements, to whom was refer
red memorial FROM clllzrns of Rowan ant
Rutherford, praying for the construction o
a Turnpike from Fayetteville TO the West
made Report favoring such q work, bu
stating tina, il would be inexpedient to un
dertake II at present and asked 10 be dis
charged from lis further consideration
Report concurred in.
The bill 10 incorporate the Newbern lc,
Company was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. blggs, from the Committee on Fl
nance, made report stating that they hat
settled with the late Treasurer, and deliy
cred the effects into the hands of The new
Treasurer, &c; which was read, and or
dered 10 be sen; TO The Senate.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Lincoln, presented bill
TO extend the jurisdiction OF Justices Of III,
Peace to actions for ,respass o, damage, il
amounts not exceeding thirty dollars
which passed lis FIRST reading.
Mr.. Hill, bill 10 auihorize the Li,erar
Board to issue notes and make loans 10 h
People; which passed its first reading.
The bill TO extend the Jurisdiction o
Justices of the Peace in certain cases, wa.
taken up on lis second reading, and indefi
nIiely postponed.
A bill to repeal an Act, prohibiting the
circulation Of Bank Notes, under the de.
nomination of five dollars; and a bill to
amend an Act to incorporate the Salem
Manufacturing Company, passed their Sc
cond ard third readings aud was ordered
TO be enrolled.
The House then adjourned 10 hail ate
seven O'clock.
NIGHT SESCrnN