The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-27

been against The establishment Of such an
Institution here, II is deemed unnecessary
to lay before YOU the plans Of buildings for
such prisons, that have been obtained from
other States.
The present requirement, of Law, that
the Autumn Terms of the Superior Courts
IN the lower sections of the State, shall be
held at the season, when sickness gpncr.
ally prevails "a that region, Is a grievance
which has been long acknowledged but
hitherto 40 remedy has been provided. IL
Is hoped, that your present session may
number among other acts Of public bene.
tcence, change 50 Obviously lusl ana
nccdiul. Not only are the lives, health.
aud comfort OF the Judges deeply concern.
I'd ~ the measure, but The sulfors, witness.
rs, and jurors, beng also subject 10 the
diseases Of tie climate and season, the ad.
mnislralion Of jn-ticc Is impedcd and de.
laycd, i1r want Of this sautary alteration.
la conjunction wit. this, II is commended
10 your enquiry, whether all jurisdiction Of
Pleas N the Comfy Courts NAV not be
with advantage abolished, and those Courts
be permitted 70 remain only for purposes
q Pnlate and County Police, viii ses
sion Of Lu' siage day IN zach month";
rs substituting tar The present system of
COUNTY aud Superior Courts, With six terms
N The year. tlucn terms only Of the Sgpcu.
OF Courl hold by Judges learned IN the law,
an arrangement would be introduced far
less expensive 70 the public, and The par
ties M Legal controversies While greater
despatch aud correctness would BE- attained
m the administration of the law. Such
change would require some addition 10 The
prcseo, number Of Judges. 10 whom sa'a.
ties must needs be paid, hul hls would lie
nconsilctab!e cumpnied % tie pay meuts
uow made % Jurors and Justices, attend
us four Cutis year IN lIe various Coun.
ties, to say nothing of the time spared 10
al, concerned, aud the less accumulation nf
costs on tie losing paT'c, from greater
expedition 10 the termination 81 causes. ~
u ali Tie Las SUITS could Be ,uici ID onr
or at most. tNO wears fiom their com.
mcHccmeu,, instead 90 bong, A. They o.
Ten are, transmitted from f4her 10 son,
lnadcd with COSTS far exceeding the value
# The oriaunal ,uhlecl Of contest, !, would
~ aiclrm ii tie Creates Importance.
Ilc sgi narhcr IT causes 90 most 81 the
doCsc's, ua.rs Tie present a favorable pc.
nod Cor tAe Introduction Of ths system,
which las teen adopted aud highly appfoy.
rd a1rrtual, ia other Siaicv Of the Union.
i fe.alu .ap 81 Go General Assem-.
hi N Ito, a'i persons holdjag tie office
u Justice Il TIE Peace It tie close 81 that
Session, vino bad no, been before supplied,
Herp directed 10 b. furnished with cops
Of he Isl volume orthc Revised Statutes.
lIcgrcuel TO learn, that by the occur.
renee ol an extensive Gre IL The town OF
Fa}c,lylle. IA June So ot4d'S conc ~.
les 0l tia, work which had been sen, thcrc
Tor sale The property ot tie STATE, were
consumed Aad no others remaining al
the disposal d the Executive have been
unable % furnish copies 10 saadry appli
clnts under the Resolution & the only
edition # this nook that has ever been
published Is NEW exhausted, and Tie C1uu-
" officer, Ii several new Counties have
not been sJppHcd besides lde demand for
Justice, ct the Peace nov edition seems
10 be required, There hasag now been
added 10 tins code the cunctmculs oC ten
more years, aud defects having been dis.
covered b ihe original, lts suggested chat
a Commissioner be appointed to arrange
the addend, under the appropriate heads
"a the btdy ai The work, ~ to fe-casi the
chapters 10 which the amendments hive
tween made and propose "a the next l.ogis-
htutc auy correction Of inaccuracies OF Dc.
fleets, 10 the cad that oar Statute Law may
DO rendered as brc(, simple aud tulc,!gr
bic a., possible.
The Comm ssjoners of tie Literary
Fund VIII ,ubml, their rcportuf operations
ior toe last tWo years. 1t will be per.
to individuals, under the control Of this
Board. has been somcN hat reduced, IN con
sequence oil collections OF principal which
have been lent to the Pubic Treasurer as
directed los the General Assembly. 4
Sahuu, lot Tie education OF poor persons,
who may be Deaf and Duub, has been c>-
pbIt,hcd bv the Boar3 in the City of Raj.
eigh-the advantages Of which are also
opc0 iD pupils who may be able to pay nj
reasonable charges. Twenty State bene.
dctaucs and two paving Scholars, are now
instructed 10 lb,s Institution. And II VIII
doubtless be an agreeable part Of our duty,
to examine the progress made by these
children Of misfortune IN their courcs Gt
mental education, as well as some of the
useful arts. \ like school for the blind
la. been ia contemplation by the Board,
and was At one Time resolved upon. But
frr want of Information as 10 the number,
residence and situation N life Of this class
Of afflicted persons, the iewacsss OF those
Offering themselves as pupil and the dit
cuIllcs encountered IN employing teacher,
having MI the qualifications needed to be-
GIN such an cuterprjzc, aud conduct II 10 a
successful issue, have occasloncd post
poncmcat Of that work Of bencNocnco Tor
the nfcseUt.