The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-21

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Wednesday, Jan. 4. Tie bill prosid-
~ foF laying on ) public Turnpike Road
- Ehe cOaniy II Ranrombe. : : called up
By Mr. Egg, Erad he fhiTd sime, passed.
and ordered - Be engrossrd.
Thursday, Jan. I. ar. Holden. of
Wake. introduced The following Eesoiu-
non. which wzS adopted:
Resolved. Thai joint select commit
Ter. % consist ol iwo ca nc part Of The
Senate. and lhEee % ihe panofihe House.
be appointed. whose duty ii shall be 10
inquire into The e1pcdienry of errrting in !
this place, suitable building foI The In
ssiIulon Of the Deaf and Dumb. and The
wsys and means Coz doing The same and
also 10 inquire whether gFraier Esellilies
than now exist can be given 10 said Inssi-
tuition, 80 ~ 10 advance still further he
benevolent ohjnts contemplated in the
establishment 81 said Institution. and that
said committee have leave 10 report b.
bill or otherwise.
The hour OF III O'Clock having arrived,
The House proceeded 70 consider The spe-
cial order Of ihe day. viz: . lie Res"lu-
ton making ~ appropriation Of $4,000
for The purpose 81 equipping and paying
The expenses of The Volunteers 70 Viii
minglon and Charlotte" Mr.. Fleming
Offered = substitute, whereupon debate
ensned which occupied The remainder Of
the sitting.
| Friday. Jan. 8. The day was oeeupi-
ed in discussing the preamble and resolu-
ton appropriaiing $4,000 for The pur.
pose Of equipping aad paving the expen-
ses Of the Volunteers 10 Wilmington and
Charlotte. ..z
Saturday, Jan. Q. The House proceed
ed 10 the consideration Of The unfinished
bushes Of yesterday, viz: .she amend
menls offered 10 the eneossed resolution
from The Senate, providing for The equip
ping and paying The expenses OF The vol
unleers 70 Wilmington and Charlotte
AL the amendments Offered 10 this Reso
luton were voted down, by slrict part,
yo.e.-Aiter the Democrats had exhauslei
. their amendment store-ilouse," the ques
: ton REQUIRED on The passage Of the en-
crossed resolution IL third reading. Nh
, Wilder, OF Wake, demanded division Q
The question under The 9th rule Of OF
. der, and moved that The question be pu
first on The preamble, and secondly on III
resolution. The Speaker decided lhs
, The question was not diyisible, and cite
from The Chair sundry precedents an
decisions from the British Parliament an
. from JefTerson's Manual, a. authority o
, the subject. From this decision Of III
Speaker, Mr.. Wilder took an appeal /
= Ihs ffausc: and the question 49, Shall III
decision of The Chair stand as the iuds
ment of the House!"- decided in III
affirmative - yeas 60, nays 50. III
/ question was then taken on the adoptlo
: OF the resolution. on lis second readin!
and was decided in The afiirmasive--yea
, %, nays 10. Messrs. Austin. L. Barnes
/ Bean, Brown, j. p. Davis, Hall, Haw
9 kins, jackson, X. Jones, Lemmont
Moye, Murphy, Mcneil, Pegram, Regal
e Shaw, Whitaker, Williams and Wilson
\ voting in The negative. No other bushes
4 was transacted on Saturday.
, Monday, Jan. III. The engrossed ri
! solution providing for The equipping an
paying expenses Of The volunteers
: Wilmington and Charlotte, was read ii
I third lime. passed, and ordered TO be e'
5 rolled. = ~: .-..: 4s n e.. >..-.@.
!, Mr.. Wilder, presented resolution m;
e king an appropriation 10 purchase reg
! mental flag fcr the VOLUNTEERS to serve d.
ring tile Mexican war; which, by gem
J, raj consent, was read the first, second an
d third times. passed, and ordered 10 be Ell
d crossed.
|. Tuesday. Jan. 10. The unfinished b.
|, siness of yesterday was resumed. vlz N
Il question on the passage Of the bill III
d third reading, to lay off and establish
- new county by the name Of " Alexander
which was decided In The Affirmative
e yeas SO. nays 43.
v Mr.. Mebane, from the committee. q
d Finance, reported nnfavorahly on The b
e 10 transfer the funds belonging 10 u
Board of Internal Improvements 70 u
Ie Public Treasury. Mr.. Paine moved III
is said bill be laid upon the table, whie
,f was decided in the negailve--yeas 2
y nays SO. Ms. Fleming moved that u
$ said bill be postponed indefinitely; While
was decided in the nega,ive-yeas Q
.e nays 81. The said bill was then amen
r. ed, on motion Of Mr.. Paine, AMI passt
its second reading-yeas 81. nays 20.
le The engrossed bill 10 regulate The a
v, pointn,en. Of Field Officers Of Regimen
d Of Volunteers called inlo The service
D the United States, was taken up a. u
J. snsciaI order of the day; the question b
ing on the passage Of The said bill
D. third reading.
Of Mr.. Msbane offered three amendmer
lie TO the bill, which were adopted. CT