The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-06

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ize li'r srnaas. aassl Pranrri "a hasinrss.
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I'inlnn, = anaHd ahis q llss IazssIls a srna-
aoEs. No ont as narr dsrIly inprss-
ID sim lhrl sanPlaSani lrnlh Ilssn - yIT.
w.. and IN sPlIil ~ runrrssian md rs.ss-
rlliaiinn. lse sss aiding la Izke lie prop
o-iiiun a. rnnprsnisr ~ "a exaslllsg slIl-
Erul;ies. As solapEgn,i,s. lows.rr, 10
vas IN he i@ksn a. a rLsis aad lse
saoSh regaFd = disisian 81 The aursli.,..,
- nJrrlnn Il Ihr proposition.
1 The FenaiaI Irnm New llsn0ser-lN Mr..
Ashrl had sesn in IN say. that he snd las
lrirnds had right lalirr spprapnau,ng Ia
themselves tie Speaker al Inc Scnalel Io
divide the rlsTks and d0aTkeepers. On
that snijeri Ar. W. w"nld simply Te-
marx. that while n Was Irne Il,ai Mr.. Mil
ler. the Prinripal rlrrk. and Mr.. llasisrl.
Ihe assistant. wsIe both Mhigs. yei il was
equally ITne ll,al tlsy wrw rnmprGrnI
and faithful sliirrr.. aud had tli.rl.arsrd
the duiirs of ll,sir Respective slaiions with
credit 10 themselves. aud 10 the saiisf:.r-
ton Of all eorreTneal. lie sii"Hld there
fore regret exceedingly Ia see lllem pn'-
seTIhed.
The present ,lOnr-krrpers too. ono =
. Wing Hnd tho nilier Dcm"crai. were al-
80 excellenI nifirers, of whom Ra fault
eouli reasonably be- lnund. sud Mr.. W.
should Iherrf"Ee. regardless Of party ieel
ing. r0'e 10 retain them both.
/ lie (Mr. W. ron,ideTrd tho speaker
ship full equivalent 10 the Two clerk
ships. and IL aur Democratic frirnds did
, NOT think 81. then LEI the proposition lie
reversed. let our friends 81 lhs D;beE
side of Ihe Sensle give us what We offer
them and take To themselves what we
propose 10 retain. THIS prapnsilion is
certainly fair, and il is made in good faith.
And unless il il accepted in the ono or
other shape. !. said Mr.. w am prepared
10 remain as we are. iill the first day Of
January. 1919. sooner than yield another
inch. And NJ he had belme said. he
should regard a division Of the question
as . rejection af tho proposition, aud he
hoped. therefore. that the Senator from
New Hanover (Nir. AshO) would with
draw his mo,ion.
Allcr sometime spent in discussing the
Preamble and RESOLUTIONS, tho question
was taken thereon. and decided in the af.
frmaiire-Yeas 81. Nays-2i only two
democrats whiting in favor Of the rompro-
mise. viz: Messrs. Hawkins of. " arren.
and Reirh. oi Stokes.
Nj. Gilmer then Withdrew the name of
Andrew Joyner from the nomination for
Speaker. aud moved that the Senate pro-
coed tn vote again for that Officer. which
Was decided in the affirmative. aud the
Senate proceeded Va v"le-Mr. Graves re.
. rei,ing IL roles; Mr.. Shepard 1, and
p, Mr.. Joyncr l.
| Mr.. Graves having received n majority
of ihe votes cast. and being duly elected
Speaker OF the Senate. was conducted 10
the Chair by Mr.. 6iInIer and Mr.. Ashc,
and made his acknowledgements in an ap.
propriaie address.
Mr.. Washington moved that the OIL
Gers OF the last Session Of the Senate,
Principal and Assistant clerks. and Prin-
cipal and Assistant Doorkecpers, be re-
appointed. Agreed to.
| On Monday. Mr.. Gilner submitted to
the Senate the following memorial:
10 the Hmoraht,
The inmate Of North CdroEnn.
/ The memorial Of Hugh Wadlell. Of
Orange county, respectfully represents to
: Your honorable body, that, al an election
held on the 9Th instant, 10 till the vacancy
created by the resignation Of the member
elect Tor The 9Th Senatorial district Of the
State. tho Sheriff of Orange proclaimed
Mr.. John Berry duly elected. and deliver
ed to him the usual certificate Of election {:
Against the act of tho said Sheriff, Your
memorials, doth protest: insisting that.
at said election, your mcm"rialiss received
majority of The votes cast by the legal
~ qualified voters. lie doth therefore
contest the right Of the said Berry 10 re-
present. the said 18th district in the pre-
srni Senate; aud Of such his intention. MS
also Of the ground Of his said contest, he
hath given said Berry notice.
Your memoralist most respectfully asks
of your honorable body 10 take such steps
as may enable him to establish, by proof.
the truth Of the allegations contained in
this. his memorial. and is, most respect
fully, your ob't. servant,
HUGH WADDELI..
! Orange County, Nov. is, lsiS.
The memorial having been read, Mr..
Glmer presented the following preatahle
and resolution, which. having been amen
died. were adopted. as follows:
! WHEREAS, n memorial has been pre-
sentcd by Hugh Waid'll, Of the county Of
Orange. touching the righ, of the sitting
Senator. from tho 37th senatorial district,
, to his seat in the Senate of North Carroll.
ma: Therefore,
Resolved, by the Senate. That COM
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