Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-10

amount of Bonds issued under the Act, emit
tied an Act for the relief of the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail Road Company, was read
the second time.
Mr.. Flemning moved to amend the bill by
adding after the LIST section, the following
4" BE at further enacted, That before endor.
sing said bonds by the Treasurer, the Stock
holders shall give bond and Security for the
indemnity OF the State against all loss, in con-
sequence OF such endorsement, to be approved
Of by the Governor
MessEs. FIemrning and Broeden advocated
the passage of the amendment, and MIR. Mills
opposed it.
The question on the adoption of this amend
msnt, was decided in the afhrmative,-Yeas
60, Nays so.
On motion of Mr.. Moore, the bill was or.
deEed to lie on the table.
The House unanimously adopted the Repor:
and Resolutions of the JOINT Select Committee.
raised to otter some testimonial Of respect to
the lamented Judge Castor, and ordered the
same to be spread upon the Journals.
The House took up for consideration the
ioti! relating to the Wilmington and Raleigh
Rail Road Company; said bill passed its I'd
and Sd reading.
IN SENATE.
Wednesday, ian. /.
The Senate adjourned to the House of Com-
mons. to witness the reception and qudIIih-
ton of His ExcelIency, Gov. Graham After
which they returned and took up the bill con-
corning Deeds, Mortgages and Assignments
IN Trust. which was, on motion of MIR. Fran
els Indefinitely postponed.
The bill TO exempt from Indictment the Pc
tersburg Rail Road Company. was read the
third time, amended, on motion of Messrs.
JOyner. of Halifax, Shepard, and Francis,
passed and ordered to be engrosspd.
On motion OF Mr.. Francis, message was
sent TO The House OF Commons. proposing that
the joint Resolution ofboth Houses 10 adjourn
sine die on Monday the 9th inst. be rescnded.
The Resolution requesting the payment BY
the General Government Of the fourth install
msnt, due under the Deposit Act, being the
diminished business Of yesterday, was taken
up. The question Was on the amendment
proposed by Mr.. BIggs. Mr.. Francis called
Tor division ofthe question, ''to strike out,"t
whlch question was decided in the negative,
by the casting vote of the Speaker. /
Mr.. Biggs moved that the Resolution be
postponed until Monday next, which, was re-
lected by the casting vote of the Chair, the
SENATE voting as on the former motion.
Mr.. Cameron moved to amend the first Re-
solution, so as to read Senator's from ibis State
in Congress be instructed, wiIIctl was It'd
Ayes 30, Noes %. Mr.. Boyd voting with
the Wings in the negative.
The Resolutions then passed their second |!
and t''.rd reading, and were ordered To- be en-
crossed.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
mr.. Mills presented the following Prearhle |
ana Resolutions, which passed their first and
second reading, and were ordered to be nrint.
CO. and made the order of the day for Friday
next at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ.
IIAere9s, The people of North Carolina are
anxious TO have within her borders, Asylums
!or the oeaf and dumb and the blind and the
insane; and unless the General Government
Will pay over the fourth nstaIment of the sur
P'uS revenue, as provided by an act Of Con.
QresS passed in the year 1886, and which the
ndtlonal faith stands pledged to carry out, these
humane institutions cannot be erected without
neavy taxation; and whereas, it now annears
mat owing to obligations entered into Drevious
20 the meeting of this General Assembly, il
becomes IndispensabIy necessary to raise mo-
nsy' 10 meet the said obligations, without a {
resort to taxation: t
therefore be 1t ResolUed blythe General. assem. $
oy 9f the State Of Aorth Carolina, That in the Il
opinion of this Legislature, it is the duty of Il
our Senators and Representatives IN CONGRESS-. It
10 use their efforts to procure the payment of :
sd'o insIament, amounting to $477,9I9 80. e
thaI the finances of the State may be relieved y
from embarrassment, and that the State NAV =
"e ehdoIed, without taxation. to establish the =
charitable institutions demanded by the peo- s.
pie. P0'
ReaolOsd, That the Governor of this State he II
to forward a copy of the resolutions n
70 eacn OF onr Senators and Representatives ia al
: congress, with request that they lay them A
before their respective bodies, st
Inc House proceeded to the consideration Of Al
sne Dill providing for the reorganization of as
pany. Oo'''- ot
Mr.. Moore was addressing the House in f.. q,
yer of the Bill, when the Chair annonno ,a b,
NAT the hour had arrived, when bv the Joint re
'rder of the two Houses, the 0ualI6cstion te
u tne Governor eject was to take place. Ie
"hereupon message was sent tn the Son ha
,'e' informing that body of the readiness ofl ar
no mouse 10 receive the Senate to witness tho IN
"gura'on. The Senate thereupon apDear.
q and were received by the Members If rho viz
: onse standing and uncovered. The SneaLer sta
y Inc Senate took his seat on the right Of the ca
speaker of the House. When the Governor pr
iect' attended by the Ex-Governor. the InIo. tht
OF the Supreme Court and The Joint Selec, u
appeared before the General As. ~
''n0ly and alter delivering an Address, took 20 a
70 -, Oa,hS OF Olhce administered by the Hon. ,,,o
mel Justice Rufin, and was thereby dulv or,
lstaiied Governor of North Carolina for the CIV m,
'suIng two years. VIC sor
ne debate on the bill providing for the or fIa U
auization OF the Portsmouth & Roanoke Rail Tna
oad company, was pending W hen the House a1v
on recess until half past six o'clock, a, NM
men tlme' the bill was made the special or. +,
" of the day for tomorrow.
Hay PGSt sac O'chch.-The House cleared the
speakers table of nils OIL their third read tina,
81 S'''i's ui'',i near Ten o'clock. quiz
in SENATE. Exc
~ Thursday, Jan. ?. per
ne OH to extend the Bonds for 500. 600 erin
the wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road dece
,nPany, passed its three readings and was requ