The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-03

4 any quarter heshen DESIRED Mr.. Henry
! proceed, which he refused 10 do. oa,he,
e up his books and papers, made mol
bow 70 the Speaker and retired rrom r.
'e. lie was possibly in The pred,c
mem OF the preacher, who having los, /
notes. STUCK thst IN tie mud when he ar,
yea al the third bead of his discourse 4,
} could do nothing for some moments h
repeat and thtrdtyi;" which iinalIy SIT,
u.''ed an old lady IN the congregation
speak out IN the church." and tell hi
mat " thirdly had blown out Al Tho 81;
DOW; or he perhaps bought such conr,
would be more likely 10 raise svona,h
! Tor his client, than 10 stay and finish ri
discourse. '''0' ~
Alter ne retired, Mr.. Boyden rose an
"i'h great ability answered the LEGAL =,
sament OF " McRae, made /. Q previor
evening; when the Senate ad;ourned M;
3 o'cl~ca, p. NJ. w
~, EVENING SESSION.
Ne resolutions on The forged certi6ca,,
o. Mr.. Emmett, the Senator from On.lou
were again taken up for consideration
"'e" alf' Francis replied in n,astarl,
manner, 10 the arsameats of the counsel
o. mr. Emmett. iiessFs. WaddelD .,d
shepard also spoke N their usual allie md
eFa'i al manner, on the subject. m.
No'o was Then taken on the first resoh,.
uon, declaring that the certificate preser.
'eu oy me Senator from Ouslow MS pen.
aihe on the first day of the session. f. =
'"rgery and ii passed uaaaimopsIy AZ
senators being in their seats and yotino q
he affirmative. s -
The second resolution, being read Mr.
fahcis moved to strike out ali thereof Nc
e. lhe word done, aud insert. q az wns
ware, or, a least, had strong reason !,
aspect that The sad cerlfcole was n.
enu'"e and by presenting the <, !"
'.hout explanation, as his credcpe, and SEES
du'y oil gross aud criIninaacticlng q &C,
'e'epy imposing forg@hch he might ho
coming instrumens seserest censnrei :.
au'' upon ths the evidence offered on !"
: s''s o ii the Senator upon the examlna- tn
of his case before ghe SENATE, when 70
shewn 10 the satisfaction Of the Sen.
that he has heretofore sustained p
'rao,er OF being harmless and molten,
., and is also a very ignorant man. ana
zee IVES not likely TO perceive fully the IF
nronrietv Of his conduct, the Senate be- Ia
% that the case does not abso e. ~,
ire the seyerest censure, but TIA
: punishment may, under lie W
u1e-, he properly substituted 49,. T.!
n; Therefore, resolved, thai
r do, from the Chair, repriM~
d VIM. Ennett, the Senator from
y, for bis misconduct, the said Senator !
ndins in his place to receive such TT h
~ h., sn,so ii 25 10 %. Every }
exccpt ~. Moody voting for it and
sry DEMOCRAT voting against i.
The second resolution as reported by
e committee, passed by strict party
te-24 10 2i-tbe Speaker voting in
E affirmative.
The third resolution, passing sentence !
expulsion, also passed by The same sot'I !, .
eclscly. =
Ga motion Of Mr.. Cameron, il W r. " '.
lived that wit of election issV> - 'ne Y
leriti' Of Oasow TO hold an lection Oh 6
e Both instant, to supply ,hs '"1 me, % :
stoned by the expulsion ofMF' Eonea' Y
HOUSE OF coAMoNs. :
Mr., Street, present. a OH i0r 'he oe,' =
r regulation Of cannon Schools "ileh
L passed first rr1dIng.
The House ,-sumed the unfinished bus
nss of vestdday, being the bill TO locate
. ,es;dcn.o Of Judges. Mr., Ellis NOV. ,
apqpa5;iires the judges to arIot The cir =
!, in which he may reside, which was j
ieeted. Mr.. Mill. moved an amend t
,n,, providing TINT the State shu'I DC c
a off INTO two judicial divisions eastern
three Judges tor Tue
nd whepaSzfar the last amend DIVISION
;,her the selection guncv shall occur IN /
;c;.,on. This was also re- edrom such
N ,hon passed its second reading, 59"a
Mr.. Wilder presented bill to authorize
he has,aess of barking IN the Stale )
which passed lis flest reading, and was re-
orrod to a select committee
EVENING SESSION.
sl7lry petitions we're presented ana re-
frrrod.
NATURALIZATION.
Abolition was presented to the Cour'
&c Common Pleas on Wednesday, from