The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-12-19
Legislature az n. Carolina.
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IIoCsE or C0MN0Ns.-Mr. Moasr,
GFam The Judiciary eanmiliee. made, re-
pofl iaso'able 10 bill 10 abolish The writ
Of Exfeution. commonly cal ed m flegif.
Said Bal was orphaned ~ Mrssrs.
Moore and Cherry. uhen il was read The
seeand lime and passed.
Mr. Rsaghs0n introduced ban far the
relief and heRe6l ef Orphans. which was
rsfrfrrd 10 he lndirisry eonmiuee.
Mr. J. u. Robinson presented hilifar
tlie establishment n bnard Of Agricul-
nre. which was Irlerr. u IL tie COMMITTEES
on Agriculture.
Mr. Regain presented II 20 prevent
frivolous and m1llcinas prosecutions.
whirh was referred ON motion of Mr..
Gnihrie. % the committee of The whole
house. AID made The order Of the dsy Tor
Monday nexi.
SATURDAYS. Nv. 30
SESATE.--M Boyden presented bill
10 prevent { auls inlesying executions is.
sued by asingl. magistrate upon lands. and
q encourage and facilitate the practice
Of taking security Cor the forth coming nj
properly seized under executions. Re-
lerred.
klr. Gnynn, from The committee On
propositions d grievances, reported adj
versely 10 The bill 10 establish county To
be called Morhead. Made the order Of
the day Cor Monday.
llousE OF CossuSs. George pre-
scented bill TO establish new county
by the name Of Williams.
A message was received from the Sc
nate. di.sgreeing 10 The several p oposi-
iians oflhe House 10 raise joint selerl com
mit,ees OF he several portions Of The Co
vernOr's message.
u hereuPon, Mr. Moore offered the
following resolutions.
Resolved, That so much ofiihe Cover
nor's Messsgeas relates 10 Nail u ,ads. an !
their financial connection with the State.
be referred 10 select committee Of six
members. aaa
That so much thereof as relates 10 the
subject Of a PeniIeniiary, be. referred TO q
select committee Of three.
That SO much thereof as relates 10 in.
closing the Capt. Sqa re. be reierr.d Ia
select committee &c four. And
That so much Of said nfsssge az re-
lates 10 an ASYLUM for the Insane and
Deaf and Dumb, be referred to sclecI
committee of three.
Mr. Wilder moved 10 amend the first
resolution, by striking out the words "a 10
a Select Committee OF ak members"
aud insert, /. 20 the Committee on finance. ("
Mr.. Moore asked division Of lhe.q nes-
lion. .e a a.... -. y
The speaker announced that the ques-
lion would first be on striking out. "
tie then stated The qaeslian, and said as
usual" Is the House ready for the qoes-
tioa! Gentlemen, as many as are of the
opinion that these words be stricken out,
say Aye"
A question Of order was here raised
by Mr.. Shepard calling for the ayes and
noes.
The Speaker said The S2d rule required,
that " when the yeas and nays are called
for. on any question, it shall be on motion
before The guesti,m is put"
Mr.. Shepard asked TO be heard on tina
matter. The Speaker replying. he w"ul,l
hear The gentleman with pleasure, though
lie had no doubt on the punt.
Mr.. Shepard contenlsd the question
was not pu. until the Speaker said
I" Those who are Of contr rs oponion. :"
Mr.. Moore. with magnanimily worthy
Of imitation, arase aud said he hop d that
the gent eman would be INDUCED by nn-
animous consent Of every member Of the
House, ia having the yeas and nays re-
corded on the Journal aad spread before
the peopl Ilhad by some, Mr.. Mo re
alluded To an editorial in the last Standard
written with the usua canior and yesae4iy
Of that print been very nngsneroasly and
|uniustly insinuattd tha on fhrmer day
he had = conlrived" ilisaa emergency like
ibis :. 10 find" all arti lie in the rules to cut
off genlleme,l's call for The a, es andn
And now, said Mr. NJ, although the Spea.
ker had fourd The article himself md
the consequence Of the application of The
rule vas ,ha, the geutIeman's vote could
not be recorded. yet he besousht the
house to allow The gentleman the Full be.
neit Of The recorded vote Of every man.
Aud since an ungenerous comment had
been made upon his movement on for
mer day. he hoped that The reporter would
nnie this also. F'-@@#
The Speaker had nohestSsatSnn in say
ing the gentleman from Wake was too
late, but by general consent. The yeas and
nays could be taken, which course he pre-.
ferred $751;
On Mr.. Graves ohjecting TO the amend
ment and declaring he would not supper.
it. Mr.. Wilder withdrew his molten.
Weereupon, the resolutions passed as in
trodnced BY MIR. Moore. .
Monday, December 3.
SENATE.-Mr. Worth pre-. epted bill
TO ex,end the provisions Of the acts Of
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