The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

reading, and was referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Moore presented bill TO amend the
Revised Statute, relating to Guardians and
Wards, which passed It's first reading, and
was referred to the judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Avery moved that Message be
sent to the Senate proposing to vote for Sen.
aior. Mr.. Bower moved TO adjourn, and
the Ayes aud Noes having been called for,
be withdrew the motion.
MIR. Jones, Of Currituck, renewed the
motion, and 1t was negatised-Ayes Az,
Nays 70. The motion of Mr.. Avery was
then carried. Mr.. McRae then moved 10
adjourn, but the motion did not prevail.
MIR. Jones, Of Curr,uck, put in nomina.
ton, Michael Hoke, OF Lincoln.
While the House was anxiously awaiting
return message from the Senate, Mr..
Russell took the floor. and proceeded TO
address the Chair--".Hr. Speaker: There
is deep laid scheme on the part of some
of the gentlemen OF this House. Here the
cry OF order, order-proceed, proceed d
rung through the House, but MIR. R. pro
ceeded.] There is a scheme on foot, sir,
and ! would say to the Saunders men, in
the language of Macbeth, 'if it ,rere done,
and well done, then, 'twere well, II were
done quickly The olive branch of peace
has been held out BY the Wings An al.
most deafening cry of order, order, sounded
throughout the Hall, aud MIR. Wilder, hav
ing stated as the point OF order that there
was no question before the House, the
Speaker ruled Mr.. Russell out Of order, and
he took his seat.
Mr. CaldN ell, of Burke, moved that q
message be sent TO the Senate, proposing
TO 60 forthwith into an election for Treasu
rer, and nominated the present iEcuml ent,
Charles l.. Hinton, for The Office.
A debate of very exciting character
sprung up on this motion, in which Messrs.
Caldwell Of Burke, Bragg, Barringer, Gard
well, Avery, EhrInghaus, Leach, F ,ncis,
McRae, Lord, and Guthrie participated.
IN SENATE Tuesday, Dec 20.
Mr.. Jacocks presented Bill, 10 regu
late private Ways. Provides that IDdi
vduaIs aggreved, may apply TO the Coun
iy Courts, for the removal of any Bars, OBJ
struclng the same. Read, and referred
10 the Committee on the judiciary.
Mr.. Moore, from the Joint Select Com.
mittee upon experiencing the State into 8
Districts, offered Report
and Bill threon which vas read the FIRST
time and ordered to be printed but subse
luently, asked leave 10 withdraw ii for the
purpose of amending.
The Speaker said the proposal was 90,
n order; the Senator might obtain the OBJ
ec. he sought for, by moving reconslde-
ration OF the Bill.
Mr.. Moore then moved reconsidera
lion, and that the Bill be referred back to
The Joint Select Committee; which was
agreed to.
A Bill, TO apporton the Members Of the
House Of Common among the several Coun.
ties Of this State, passed lis final reading.
Mr.. Edwards called up The Bill. to Law
of this State into fifty Senatorial Districts I;
which MIR. Hodges moved TO amend, by
inserting the words "and Hyde" next az
ter the words g Washington and TyrreIl,"
in the 9th line and to strike gu, the words
(" and Hyde in the 18th hne," thus delach.
ing Hy de from the Beaufort Senatorial Dis.
trict and attaching Hyde to Washington
and Tyrrell. The Ayes and Noes on the
proposed amendment were demanded, and
by Yeas IL, Nays 80 it was rejected,
Mr.. Worth moved to amend the Bill, by
detacbing "Stanly County" from the dis
trict proposed 10 the Bill, aud attaching II
10 the Montgomery District which, by Ayes
II, Noes 2S, was rejected.
Mr.. Jones, after moving 10 lay the Bill
on the table, which did not prevail, moved
10 amend, by making the 44lh District con
sis; Of the Counties of Surry, Wilkes, and
Ashe; the Ash District, of Caldwell and
Burke ; the 49th District, Of Buncombe and
1ancy, and the 10th District, OF Henderson,
Haywood, Macon and Cherokee. The
amendment, by Yeas 10, Nays 2s, was
rejected.
A protracted discussion ensued on the
printing of the amendments offered BY
Messrs. Jones and " orth, IN which Msssrs
Jones, Edwards, Brown, and Mofehead
participated,
MIR. Morehead moved TO lay the Bill up
on the table until the lei of March next,
which, by AYES 4. NAYS 43, was rejected.
The Bill, by Yeas SO, Nays IA. passed
It's second reading.
The Senate, after much discussion, pr.S.
cipaIIy on a point of order, determined to
prlnt the amendments.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The question pending yesterday, was on
the motion Of Mr. Barringer to lay on the
table the motion of Mr.. Caldwell, Of Burke,
to send message to the Senate, proposing
to 20 forihwlth into an election for Treasu
rer. Mr.. BarringeI's motion prevailed.
Mr.. BIggs, from the Select Committee
appointed 10 Investigate the ahairs of the
Literary Board, made a detailed report,
which was laid on the table and ordered to
be printed.
Mr.. Nash presented bill TO authorise
Superior Courts 10 allow Appeals to the Su.
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