The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-19

MT. MOlenudu satus NC NV 49, ' - r
serving upon the Sub COMMITTEE, aud also
oo tbe Committee Of 20. The Sub Con /
r,,,,ee Wis CONFESSED OF members, aud the
renor, was made By majority OF TO : OF
ira, Committee he had drawn up his plan,
and submitted il; bu, fading the plan no"
before the Senate was conceded IN by a
mai,tuy of tue Sub Commhiee, and OF
course that they deemed II better than the
one proposed 6y tan, why, With a knowi
EDGE that no scheme cou,d be devised by
man, acceptable to both parties aad With
view to expedite business, he had not idF-
Their opposed the plan OF the n'aJoruy.
The ameudneu, OF Mr.. Cooper, by Ayes
%, Noes "a, VAS rejected. Aud tue qles
lion then recurring 90 the amendment pro
posed by the Senator from Wayne,
Mr., Exuru teuafked, he trusted Il would
prevail; the ratio proposed by him vas a.
near as The saiio proposed b, 'ne 1oMulN
Tee from the action Of the Senate lhis
morning, he was fearful the amendment
nroposed bv hln would nol be adopted, but
thought It useless 10 enter .nioiurihef deiaii,
as the plan had been printed aud already
long before the Senate.
The question ,hen REQUIRED on the Sc
coud reading OF the Original bill, as pFopo
sed by the Commltiee which
Mr. Howard moved TO amend, by sir'k
ing out Jones from the Sixth and attach
ing it to the Eighth District lie sald, ne
offered the amendment without much nope
ofcarryinr il, as be presumed, from the re.
marks of the Chairman, (lhe Senator from
Hereford the Report aud Bill were not TO
be touched.
Mr.. Cooper said as his amendment had
been voted down. he should now vote
against every amendment That might be Of
fered 10 the original bali, when
Mr. Howard informed the Senator from
Martin, he would fad him Mr.. ID IN his
seat, whenever this bill vas again called Up
The amendment, was rejected.
Mr.. Latk!ns moved to strike out IN the
second Section, South Washington" an,
insert Wilmington which, BY Ayes Il
Noes 2l, was rejected.
Mr.. Dockery moved The Senate ADJOURN
which was negatsed he then moved to lay
the Bill 90 The table which, by Ayes 10
Noes %, was not concurred IN. Amend
ments we're proposed to the Bill by Sena
tors, bu, they agreed TO waise them, unit
the Bill was upon lis ihrd reading.
The Bill, by Ayes q, Noes II, the'
passed its second reading.
Mr. Larkius introduced Bill to repea
an Act, passed a, The present Session, to es
,abllsh a new County, by the nape OF "a
tawba, from a portion Of Lincoln County
which, after few remarks from sr. More
head, passed its frs; reading. On motion
the Sonata adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Barrlnger. from the Committee 0
Internal Improvements, TO whom was retei
red the bill to authorize the construction
the Raleigh aud Western Turnpike Roac
made report, stating that II would be IL
expedient 10 legisIaie 90 the subJec! a pres
ent. and recommended the rejection OF th'
bill. Il vac then read the secoad time AM
rejected.
Mr.. Walker, from the Committee O.
Propositions and Grievances, 10 whom wa
referred the bull TO lay of aud establish Ia
county Of Aameucc, cut u portion OF Of
ange; Recommending It's passage ga ma
ton Of Mr.. Stockafd, the bill was teDpora
rily LAID on the table.
Mr.. Walker, from The Committee 0
Propositions and Grievances, TO whom "a
referred the memorial from sundry cHizef
Of Rutherford, praying for suspension
the execution Law Tor two years, or Tor II
passage Of some other las for The relief
the people, subniIied a report IN behalf
the rnsl7ritv Of tina! Committee; which ".
read and ordered 10 lie on he table.
Mr.. Caldwell, OF I;edel, from the san
Committee, submitted report on the sau
subject, 10 behalf Of himself add o;h'
members Of tie Committee, which vi
read aud laid on the table.
Mr. Avery presented a bill, supplemc
tai 10 an Aci passed at the present sessi
TO Law off oud establish the county
Mcdowell; which passed lis first readln
Mr.. Barringer, a memorial from cI,za
of Cabagrus, 90 the subject ct Conm
Schools; Wh.ch was referred to The 20
miitcc on E3ucaiion.
Mr.. AISLE, from the lat Select CO
mliiee, appoi8'ea l0tei4gte mo VIC Hi'
ner 10 which the money appropriated for
repairs Of The Governors House, &c, /
been expended, submitted a report ~
half Of binseIf, aad one other member
the Committee, which was read, and ord
ed 10 lie on the liable.
Mr.. Lamb presented bill, conceroi
Promissory notes, made payable TO Gu
dams, and passed BY them 10 others, viii
passed It's first reading.
Mr. Lord, memorial from citizens
Rowan, 90 the subject Of Turnpike 10
West, which was read, aud referred 20
Committee on In,etnal improvements.
Mr.. Gambler presented the folio"
Resolution, Which was lad on the table
R.sol..d Tie. 90 Private Bill, shall be
scented 10 TIL, House after Thursday next
-