The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27

amble ana'.@-ta to1ns W. .l
adopted: 10
Whereas the Senate hos heard Rithas 70
the death Of General Thomas Love. Who wss
member Of the Legislature OF North Carolina for
nearly half century aud who ftor his removal
70 Ito State of Tennessee, was elected Speaker
Of tile Senate in that State and who has occupied
lnHny distinguished stations in the gift OF this
Tuorcors.
ID Il Rcsolrsa, That asa mark Of respect TO
the memory VI General Thomas Love- tho Son.
ate do nov adjourn uulii Tomorrow morning 10
O'Clock.
Rsso'eed, That message lie sent to the House
q Commons asking their eoncurreuce in this til.
ouls Of respect to the memory the deceased.
Resolred, That tic Speaker be requested 10 for.
ward a copy Of these revolutions to the surviving
fclatiycs Of the deceased
HONSE OF COMMONS.
VI. Puti ear presented q memorial from
cuZens Of lrcdeIl, against the erection OF n
new county 10 10 called Williams. Laid
on the table.
4 message IVES received from the Senate,
transmitting the resolutions adopted by tina,
body N honor If tho memory # the Iete
Gen. Thomas Love, asking the concur.
rcnco Of this House therein; which vas
read, aud unanimously concuTred in, and
the House adjourned.
SENATE.
Tuesday, Dec. 10.
Mr.. Shepard from the committee 10
whom was referred so much OF the Gov.
errors Message as relates to Elections, re-
ported bill to change tie time for holding
the Elections for Governor, Members of
Congress, Members Of the General Assem-.
bly,, Sheffs. Clerks of the county and Su.
peror Courts, to the last Thursday Of A.
prii in each successive year.
A resolution introduced by Mr.. HaIsey,
authorizing the Governor TO cause tomb
stones To be placed over the graves Of the
deceased members of the Legislature bu.
ried in the city Of Raleigh, passed its frs,
reading.
Mr.. Francis presented the following pre-.
ambIe and resolutions
whereas, BY the Il irtconth section Of an Act of
Congress, approved 9Th of juno, 1885, snd emil.
tied An act is regulate the dspositOs of the pub.
lie money 1t was enacted that the money which
should be in the Treasury Of the U. States. on .
tho first day of January, 1887. reservnC tho sum
Of FIVE millions Of dollars should be deposited
with the several States in proportion TO their re.
spoctiye representation in the Senate and House
OF Representatives OF the IT, s.; and by the l4tk
section Of the said Act, tho said deposites were
directed 10 bee made follows one quarter part
on the lst Of January, 1887, or as soon theraaf-
ter as may DO; ons quarter part on the FIRST day
OF April one quarter part on the first day of Ju-
iy and one quarter part on the LIST day of Octo-
Der Of tho samo year And whereas siter the
payment of tho three first instruments, by an act
OF Congress in that behalf made, thc payment of
the remaining nstdlmont was postponed, and has
never vet been paid And whereas it appears
by a report ct tho public Treasurer of this State
tim, the Treasurer has borrowed of the Fund for
Internal Improvement and tho Literary Fund the
sum of S70,95I 81, during the past fiscal year, in
order to mect demands upon the Treasury Of tho
State; and also that the sum Of S25O, $50 must
be provided before the next session of the Gene.
raj Assembly, IN order to meet the liabilities of
tho State beyond the usual expenditures for the
support of tho State Governments
Aud whereas it appears, by the Message of the
President of the U. States, to both IloiSes of
Congress at their present Session. that there will
be in the Treasury Of tho I. States, at the end