The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02
IN SENATE-Friday, Jan. 90.

IN SENATE-Friday, Jan. 90.
Mr.. Ray presented Resolution, dire.,.
ing the Solicitor Of the 9th Judicial Cl,p,
to suspend sui, now pending 10 Lincoln
Court against the Justices of said Coup,r
for neglecting TO repair the Csuniy build.
ings. Read 6rst time. bot subsequently,
rejected.
Sir. Howard. presented o bin to ausod
40 Ac, to cede TO the United Suites, c.,.
tain Tract Of Lsod called Bogue Bank..-.
Read three times and ordered to DO en-.
crossed.
TIE bill TO amend sn Ac, 10 relation 10
tho University, preventing sale OF order,
spirits within tao miles Of the Unvern,yl
vas read third tmc and ordered 10 be "a.
rolled.
The Senate then took op the Re.oIu,ios
10 relieve the People. by requesting The
Banks to discount more freely. Mr. Coop
er moved lie indefinite postponement. No
gativcd, 81 to 10 The resolution ih.u
passed il. second reading by the sane VOTE.
The Resolution directing g foreclosure
Of the Mortgage on the " ,lnlngton Rosi,
unless certain conditions, heretofore pub.
lished, be complied With, passed i,s third
reading &c to 10.
MI. EllIo, presented Resolution, direct
ing the Presiden, and Directors Of the 1t.
ersry Fund TO loan the balance Of the orc.
eipal on band Of the Literary Fund. Read
three times and passed.
Tho Senate then TOOK 90 the bill oulhnr.
izing the holding ofeItra Terms OF IN. 50.
pefior Courts. The bill ~ss again ssaleI
BY Mr.. Btown, and Gen. Dockery ,ook &c.
casion IN replying to him, TO pa, BIN % 10
such currency, that be will never forr,iise
settlement. We learn. for 80 did DOT bear
the debate, that Gen. Dockery's ereorislloa
OF ibe Hon. Senator vas the stveres, ess..
CATION Of the Session. Indaed some have
objected to /, asa gross inltaction Of ths
Constitution. that instrument forbiddre uo
usual modes Of punishment. Mr B,osu
had taken occasion, q day or txo before, to
speak Of the Wing party 10 tho Senate n
Bank lools, and That no could not oren BIS
mouth on any subject, bar that "Tny,
Blanche and Sweetheart wsfs veiping At
his heols. Before Geo. Dockery vas doot,
he thought, doubtless, there sas q falI
grown masii6 there.
HOUSE OF COMMONS
Mr.. Mendouhall, from the Committee %
Education, TO whom vas referred the go.
crossed bill 10 aInesd an act passed 10 The
year ls41, for the establishment, aud b,i'
tor regulation Of Comn,on Schools, reported
the sama back to tho House with amepa.
mspis, ard recommended lis passage
Amendments adopted, and tho bill passed
lie second reading.
Mc, Biggs addressed the House for tie
purpose Of correcting an error which bad
occurred IN the repor, Of the Committee O
Floance.
Mr. Harrington presented memorial
from citizens Of Moore county, prsyIugh tho
Legislature to relieve the people By passing
las to prohibit the evyipg ON executed
on properly for limited time; Which vas
lald on the table.
Mr. Bragg presen.eda bill TO amend Zoe
Revised Statute concerning Divorce ans
Alimony, which passed It's first and second
reading; and bill TO amend the Rev'seo
Statute, entitled an act restraining eyces'
sve usury, which passed It's frs, reading
Tho Resolution directing tho Secretary
10 commence suits against delinquent sho,'
ifs, was taken up 90 its second reading aoo'
on motion vas laid on the table.
The bill to provide for the distribution
and management of the Literary Fund was
taken up on lie second readIng; ard sa'
indefinitely postponed. BY vote Of SO to 90
Mr.. Bragg, from tho Judiciary Comm"
tee, TO whom was referred the bill, enP'"'
crIng Clerks and Masters TO take dePo''
lions, reported tho same back 10 the aioo"'
and recommended it's passage. Read ~,
cond time and passed; oud on MOTION vas
taken up on ils third reading. Mr, ram,
moved to amend, by striking out tho 'o'''
section, but the motion did DOT prevail
The bill then passed IFS third reading
The House adjourned TO 3 o'cloch' '"''
evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The House inc, At half past 8 o'clock ,
The Speaker announced as the ordc' "
Tho evening, the instruction Resolution,
Mr. Moore took the floor. and conc'uo''
his remarks about SIX O'Clock, Ava c"'
GLIDING, no gave notice thai before Wv
lpes,ion was taken, he should move "
strike out the 6rsl Resolution aud 'nSe'
hs following
Resoired, That on tho adoption Of the FsdGFTal
Constitution, the people Of each state aa'P'"F