The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-17
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that the Senator from Stanly and Cahave eues
voted 8 tor the bill 70 Incorporate the North CaDI
distinct understanding that it was not test vo,S
motion Of Mr. Joyner, said Resolution was h;a
the table. "
Various 1spuIts ssrs made from StandiDo q
mittees, which were appropriately acted on bS w
Mr.. Gilmer bill concerning costs in certaiD.,,
| in Equity. Read and referred.
e Mr.. Ashe bill to incorporate the North Canr
Rail Road Company, which was Rad the first GGns Gnsa
This bill contemPlates a great State work. P
Read from Goldsborough by way Of Raleigh to cS'a
1otte, the state to take lwoskFds of Ire Stock Sa'
/ s5Op mOtionrefs Mr.. Shepard, this 6iA was laa
the tabie and oTdefed Eo Be pri1ted, and madS
order of the day for Tuesday next. 81 Z
/ The lilo. lay OF f5eTStafE into eight Jua;.,
This bill provides for an additional JudgeshD. Aug
debate ioR some length, in which Messrs Conna
ShePards and Gilmer took part, it was 'inde6ntT
1postponed- yeas "a, nays I2.9Gq 1i4 =
Fhe bib providing that Civil Warrants in OD..
and certain other counties shall Be tried in the C'
tainss Distrlctin which the defendant residos oa
read third time. and on motion of Mr. Flynn '' wa
indefinitely postponed. 9saz9 1ef sfe- -4-'N"' wa
On motion of Mr.. Gilmer, the Resolution d;,o.
ing me iesdoent and Directors the Literary FuN
loan, 900 to the Greensborougi FemaIe SaS Sn
ieges was taken up Said Resolution was re.d
second and third time and passed. 80 'edu
The bill in.relation to Guardians and Wards u.
read tnlfd time and passed also the bin to exeOj
the limits of the town Of EincoInton. sIs az s I
1 to incorporate Antioch Academy. + = : ~. "A
The bill to repeal the act of last session estabIh
ing the Countyef Polk, was then taken and a6s
some discussion was read third time and passed
|yeao 80, nays Is.
fhs Senate then took recess until half past tbrs
o'clock. 49,. -, EYENIHG SESSION. 90. '
/ The bIl providing for clearing out Big Rockfh
Greek ~ the county of Cumberland was read tbiM
/ time, and on motion of Mr. Murchison, the rpI
wsEe suspended and and the bill was read third time
The Bill 10 produce ga conformity form i1 n the charter.
granted to the Charlotte and South CaroliDa Rail
Road Company, by the, States of North and South
Carolina was read a second time |; and on motion Of
VT. Walker, the rules were suspended and the bill
was read the third time and passed.
h The bin to incorporate the town of GoIdsborous
was read second time, amended on motion of NJ
Exum, and passed. On; motion of Mr.. Exum, as
rules were suspended, and the bill was read third
time and passed. ..t 5;s,ss,..,.. -.
! - On motion of Mr.. Exum, the bill to incorporate
the town Of Goldsboro,. was teconsidered, amended
and passed. 80 +i;,tt 1..,-.5 - -.
:. MT. Washington called up the bill concerning Pi
lots and Commissioners Of Navigation, which after
some discussion, was read third time and passed
f. The bill for the appointment of Commissioners Of
the town of Asheborough, and to incorporate the
same, was read second and third times and passed.
The Senate then adjourned. ~ .se:li.t,-.5, ..
HOUSE OF, COMMONS.
Mr. Stevenson presented aFmemoral from citizens
of Craven County, praying an alterationin the laws
relative to the inspection of Tar and Turpentine;
which, on his motioa, was ordered to lie on the table,
Mr.. McC Clannahan introduced bill supplemental
to act passed at the present session to improve
the Cape Fear and Deep Rivers above Fayetteville.
Read and referred to the committee on Internal In
provements. qb4l. ys-g:
MIR. Shuford bill to alter thetime of holding the
County Courts, in the counties of Lincoln and Ca
tawba. Read and referred. .g.f5a 1sttl - ~. -.
+ Mr. Farmer presented "a Resolution in favor of
w. Livingston; and Mr.. III. G, Jones, a Resolution
| in favor Of H. L. Robards which were seveally
read and passed. i.5. .5., s.e7gi .sat- ia. . II,
Mr.. Cherry presented'a Resolution instructing the
Literary Board to sell the Swamp Lands of the State
belonging to the said fund.- (which passed its first
The House now proceeded to the consideration Of
the special order of the day. wits the Resolutions
on the power of Congress over the territories of the
United States. -,,-;,l..-~, .,+,t.f -.art = -
Mr.. Stanly moved to amend the fourth Resolution
by striking ont all after thehwerd Resolved and
inserting: g That the enactment of any law by Con
gress which shall directly indirectly deprive the
citizens of any of the States of the right of emigst
ing with their slave property into any of the terrific
RIOS of the United States, and ofexercising
chip over the same, while in said territories, will be
an act of gross injustice and wrong; which amend
ment was reiected-yeas 49, nays SO.
y A debate ensued in which MessTs. Stanly, Courts,
Caldwell and Dobbin Joined, when Mr.. Cherry
ing the consideration Of which, the Speaker an
no1nced the special order of the day, TO wit the
crossed bill to provide for making turnpike from
Salisbury, west to the Georgia line. which read
the second time and passed. %. j. ':...,
The House then resumed the consideration of
bill to provide for amendment tothe constitutiOn
the State, to establish Equal Sufage-the pend
ing question being on the amendment of Mr.. T. K.
Caldwell. 10 ;sltsIi -zsl,5;zl .3i53sssss "a
u Mr.. Caldwell made few remarks in favor of his
amendment, which were replied to by Mr.. Saue-
thWaite. The amendment was reiected-yeas s9,
nays 20. al.3a Illz.slf.7..e5lsg.f 5f7tIfs
q Mr. Leach moved. an, amendment pending which
Mr.. Kelly moved for an indefinite postponement Of
the bill and amendment--yea 10, nays SO. ,.
After which the House took recess until the
evening session. Ass-. .u3sIg5-. II ......a
7-1ss,sl e fEyENING SESSION ii f..7 .-..s .
MT. Stanly moved reconsideration of the vote 6y
which yesterday was rejected the bill to repeal IN
part the 9th sectionof the 2Ist chapter of the Re-
vised Statutes; which motion was agreed to, and
thereupon the bill was referred to the committee on
the Judiciary. fgsfie fs5i.55s9qss5 f
Mr.. Ferebee moved Reconsideration of the vote BY
which was passed yesterday Its third reading, bill
to amend an act passed at the last session OF the
General Assembly, entitled s. an to provide for the
apprehension of. runaway slaves in the Great us
NAL Swamp. and for other purposes" The ,mogon
preyaileds and the bill amended, on motion OF MI
Ferebee, and then read thfrd time, passed, and or
dered to; be engrossed. sga{ slfsiE ii.G ii 5g J-f
The bill to authorize "A. III. Erwin to establish O.
Toll Bridge over the Catawba River in the county
OF Burke passed eits third reading, and ordered 70
be engroSsed.s "a s.sss ~ dion st, y s.a.
Mr.. ]. M. Leach moved that the bill to incOrPo-
rate the Charlotte and Danyiile Railroad Company
be taken up and made the order Of the day for TO-
morrow at H. O'Clock, which motion, upon motionof
Mr.. Dobbin,. was amended. by inserting Monday
next IL O'Clock, instead Of tomorrow IL; which
motion as amended, prevailed 5ls,eh5 lei. IL