The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28

IL M1s 0oN Ar4f . cll~A- mt. 49,
ery nssed an adlo0Tnmrnl rnid .0-nos-
sow, Mr. Stove esllnd Cos thF yess snd
n.ys. Action rejected. q 10 %.
Mr.. Waddsll nored thai he Senaie
grocsed 70 sole asr Speaker A Eoie was
asd. bus The resili wss :. Monsieur Tos-
son cone again.
Mr.. Moody move thsl this House
adjourn uniil 10 morrow morni9s IL
o'elock.
Mr.. W.lk.r-I call fof lhs ayes and
nnes-
The roll was called, and The motion
Was rsieried, 80 d IL. y.
Mr. Nnrth--lf any Democrat Elil
plrdge himself 10 role Cor Henry W.
Miller .. Clerk Assistant and Green
IIill - Principal D0or-keePer val
pledge mysell 70 Fole Tor Weldon y. I'd
wards a. Speaker.
No response.
Mr. Boyden moved lhalIhe Senate pro-
reed 10 role for Speaker. Another tote
Was had. and the result was still the
& me.
Mr. Edwards--In order that We may
al sleep upon The subject. and zone 10 ITS
consideration in the morning with greater
teIibers,ion, I move an adjournment I'm i
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning The
motion prevailed, and the Senate adjourn
ed.
HOUSE, OF CoMn0Ss.-The House met.
but Immediately adjourned until lo-mor-
row morning al 10 O'Clock, there being
nothing 10 do until the Sena shall have
organized.
friday. November 70.
On The meeting Of the Senate, after tht
Journal was read, Gen. Dockery, Wig
eIlknownas amanofgreailinnnessofpur
pose. and strongintellect, addressedhimseli
10 the Senators, saving, he thought il duo
TO the State, TO the Wings cfthe Senate, and
to both parties, that some steps should bt
taken 10 organize. II was known, he re-
marked, that propositions had been sub
mitied 10 the other side (lhe Locos) which
had been rejected; il was equally vel
known, that the other side had with mos
accommodating spirit, not only refused
% make any proposition, but had also re
fused to accept that offered By his, Mr.
d. friends. As vet, the people outside
Of tie walls had no knowledge Of wha
had been done. That knowledge they
ought to have, and must have. Now, SAID
Mr.. d., | intend to do my duty. My Pc
liiical friends have all determined this STATE
Of things shall not continue. No Viii.
intends 10 leave his duty undone. No
Wing thinks Of abandoning his duty
Now, gentlemen, said Mr.. ID. il is under
stood that one Senator on the other side
has expressed his willingness TO adjourn
and go home. Such an idea has no coun
tenance or support from this side Of lht
house.
now call on the Senators on the olhe
side, 10 know whether they intend to max
any proposition. l wait for your answer
gentlemen. Here Gen. Dockery paused
and the pale faces on the other side, III
disconsolate looks, as Gen. ID. locke,
round-the confusion, was amusing,-no
a word was said, and after waiting 70
some time, Gen. Dockery proceeded.
Then, understand from the Other side
they have no proposition to submit-,he,
pcrsevere in their determination 70 acceE
noihiag, 10 c6er nothing.
I i beg leave nov, to submit the propose
ton hold in my hsnd, which the Clerl
read as follows:
BE it resolved, By the members Of III
Senate, That for the purpose cf organizin
this body, tnat Andrew Joyner be chose
Speaker thereof; Thomas G. Stone, Prir
cipal Clerk, an Perrin III. Cusbee, Cler
Assistant.
| wish, said Mr.. Dockery, that thi
should be taken as a whole. If gentle
men on the other side object TO il, il sha
be Notwithstanding else on this sid
may be Offered, when they will inform Il
what they are disposed TO DC.
Gen. Dockery's proposition, it will b
perceived, gives the Wings Speaker, an
the I.ocos both Principal and Assista,
Clerks, and enabled the Loccs 10 take a
the other officers, and beth door-keepers
When Gen. Dockery had concluded,
slight sketch of whose remarks we onl
pretend to have given, Mr.. Edwards, {
Warren, addressed the Senate, reDarkin,
that vhsn The time arrired, he was read
to make any sacrifices, as much as the 81
nators on the other side, and that he oil
iected to the present resolution, becaus
he thought the Speaker ought first TO b
electei--that nothing should he said {
Clerks-and that he objected to the prer,
dent which would be now made he iii
not wish the Senators hereafter to hay
such precedcnts as their guide.
| Gen. Dockery, in his quick and forcibl
manner, asked the Senator from Warrer
when the tiae was to arrive! How Ion
are we to wait! This is the fifth day {
the Session. The Senator from Ware
talks Of the proper time!
| As 10 the precedent to which the Sen;