The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-12

Mr.. Nash rose TO reply TO the gentlem,, :
Northampton, tMr. Bragg) lie would rr. = sIl
as a reason for not voting 10 reconsider =, h.4
did not believe they would get better De r'4' -e
tion than the one already plssed-and ill.,, y
was room 10 believe there would be no n,.. '''eis
tior IL the vote was reconsidered. He Ngs'
obliged to the gentleman from Northamn,o " ,s
Bragg,) for wishing to put him on the Co III.
of Investigation, but he must decline Tho "'''se
We have had an investigation before nv v ,yHOf
and the Democrats were not satisfied viii !,
was Wing report, they said. Parlor ine'
had operated, and they have concealed ,La ,Hess
Let as get in, and we will expose the ,les
And now, sir, tie Democrats have the n,I; ''oas
The gentleman from Northampton had s.i3 ', NY
the Wings had made promises but 10 h. h., ~ 'l-'
lie would not now 60 into am argumen, = s Il gu
that the Wings had done all in their pows, su ~
I'll their promises he would take ocess;o.. - ul'
so Al some otter time. But the gentleman.' !" %
" have made promises too, and II he b,J =. pi'
ten them, he would refresh bis memorv H.. ~,
ing few from copy Of the Globe. p1lI;.L .5a
1881. Here Mr.. Nash read, 10 the no la,,a 'eu q
riment of the House, some extrayagapt s''sl'
IN the Globe, as tie result of the Suh r.
that gold would flow in streams up the ~
pi, that farmers would walk on rold ,aa ~,
each one would have a long silken purso Of Is
tful network, and the gold shining tbro,,., +
interstices, &c.J Here are promises, sir caa,-.
ue Mr. ~. and promises made 10 DO brok.r '-'
/ Mr. Guthrie should vote against the - b,
Grafton. He had voted for the Resolp,;on 100 =.
came from the Senate, not because be 49,
an investigation necessary, but becyuss ~ 10y
not wish to be called Bank Federal W. -
long and odious name. The gen,le,r,, T.
Wake, tNr. Wilder.) proposed that the @,
tee should be appointed at the end of the .e..,a,
and report to the next Legislature. AMI ~.
would be the effect Of III WHY, sir. ON n
Of 80 next election. the Democratic pan,,, ~
publish--not a statement, of the inye,i,c,,,..
bat an inuendo--' We learn thai som, ,,,l-.s,
disclosures '-you know how il would \, a.
Speaker He could not vote for his, hn, u
other was harmless proposition, and he ~
always vote for their harmless. propagation, H.,
ever ridiculous they might be-
Mr.. Avery contended, that IL an iovee,;r,,...
was desired, RECONSIDERATION of the vote 40.
best way to come al it. If il was recons,ls,-9
the gentleman from Rockingham had proo,..s,,
bring in proposition that would answer 49,.
pose, Mr.. Cardwel shook his head. a. p,,-6 !,
70 sly, he had not He srgned a, SON, en-,
in favor Of an Investigation.
The debate was further continued by Ns,.,
Barringer, Pope, Caldwell and Francis. T..
remarks Of the lailor in reply to Mr.. Car8stl
were most excellent; and We roget that tins al
space forbid sketch.
The question was then taken on ihercar.
sideraIIon, aud decided in the aliifns,iss
Mr.. CafdselI moved TO lay the picpos.
ton Of the Senate on the table.
MI Blrringcr hoped the motion woall ses ~
vail Both parties had expressed thsmse,,sl 4.
yorahly to On investigation and nov was sssosg
a TINS az ans TO begin. If the mo,ion da "a
prevail, be should offer an amendment 10 Ii. t.
lowing words THAT said COMMITTEES have ,gr.
CT to send for persons and papers and, 'uft Z,
that II said Committee ascertain that they a..
r not report IN time for the action Of this LIZ a
ture, that they inform the General Assem-. <
that fact, that such other steps may b. ,aksa. "a
enable said Committee, or any other that m.J
appointed, 10 continue the Investigation sh,ss
adjournment under such authority and diis.l,s
! as this General Assembly may give"
Mr.. Jones, Of Orpnge, moved 10 srsal
. the motion TO lay on the table by sddf.,
!, and that il be made tho order OF he dsy
for Monday next. The ataendmeai sl
d accepted by Mr.. Cardseil, aud tie ngtC
prevailed.
The House then adjourned to 8 otlst
The evening session vas occuped ID d.
} appointment, OF Justices Of the Peace.