The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-24

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Those Who voted Ia the abrasive are. ..
uessss. Allen. Ballard. BsrTinesr. Biaek- q
ham, Blew. BFsgdrn. canpday. csumi- d
rhaei. clemeni. CoGisld. tours. Davis.
Dickson. D0ak. Dobhn. Edney. Erwin.
Farmer. Fey. A. Gamble. ]. J. 6snihlAl. {
l;reen. f;riggs. IIarknry. Hamrick. liar 7
rison. HAYES. Headen. Herring. Hicks.
Johnston. II. Jcnrs. x. II. Jones. koonee. !
j. Al. Leah. a. J. Leach, Love. Martin,
Mast. .Massly. MrDade. u. ;. ID. Me-
DowpIf. n. 1. MrDnuell. Me Mull n. Nc
Neil, Newsom. Nicholson, Nixon. Ogles-
hy. Palmer. PfsTam. Pigni, Resan. Rein
hardl, Sanders. shrrk. Shnlsid. sInms,
Spisey. Sianiy. Steele. Stevenson. slark-
ard. Stowe. J. NJ. 1a,lor. Thlgren,
Thornton. Wadsworih. Waiser. J. u.
Whine. J. ]. Williams. e. w. Williams.
Wilkins. " illiamsen. and Woo,tn-75.
Those .h0 voted in The negative aSr,
Messrs. Bean. Biggs, Brown. Campbell.
Cherry. Farrnw. ferrbce. III. 4. Jnnes,
Keen. Kelly. Logan. lang. Mebane. Mil
Ter. McCIeese. Nichols. Prebles. ii.
Person. Proctor. Rayner. Russell. senii.
Skeene. skinner. Smith, and Z. ii. j..
Tsylor-26.
M the bill passed ils sec.'nd reading.
and then on motion, The House asllnufn-
ed.
Saturday. January 10.
Mr.. Love pesensed bin 10 rssahlish |
new county by the name OF Jackson. |
Read and referred.
Mr.. Mebane introduced bill 10 incor-
porate the North Carolina Railroad Com
pams: which was read the first lime and
passed.
Mr.. 4. X. Caldwell introduced reso
luton proposing that the two Houses OF
the General Assembly meet together IN
June next. for The purpose 81 desising
WAYS and means 10 improve the internal
condition OF the State. and Tor oIher pur-
poses. which was read and laid upon The
iahlr.
The Chair announced the order Of the
dav, 10 wit: the resolutions reported BY
the select committee as n substitute Tor
those 0f Mr.. Steele; whereup0n. Mr. Sal-
ier,hwaiIe moved that the same be laid
upon the table; which was deemed in the
nrgaiise-yeas A, nays Sc.
4 So the House proceeded TO consider The
resolutions. whereupon. MIR. Baringer
moved the indefinite pnslponement Of The
resolutions. and addressed The House II
some length in favor thereof, but suisse
, quen,ly withdrew his notion; when Mr..
Slanly moved 10 amend the 4lh resolution
by striking out all after The word . Re-
! solved" and inserting the following:
.Tha, The enactment of any law by
Congress which shall directly or Indirect
; " deprive The citizens Of any Of the States
Of The right Of emigraling with their slave
: property into any Of the territories OF The
: United States. and Of exercising owner
ship over fiIe, same While 10 said terrific.
ries. will be an act &c gross injustice and
wiring: and ihatall efforts OF the Abolition
ISIS to Interfere with slavery either IN The
District of Columbia OF The States. de-
serve our severes, apprehension and should
call forth the earnes, and prompt disap.
probation Of every friend &c the Union:
And further resolved, that the enactment
Of any law by Congress which shall direct
" or indirectly deprive the citizens ofany
of the States ofihe right Of emigralng with
their slave property into any Of The ,errilo-
ries Of The United States, aud Of esereis-
ING ownership over the same, while in said
territories. will he an exercise of power
contrary 10 The true meaning and spirit Of
the Constitution, and never contemplated
by the trainers thereof"
! Mr.. Slanly advocated his amendment,
al some length. Mr.. Dobbin replied, OPP
posing tie adoption ofihe amendment, aud
: IN favor of the resolution as reported by
The committee; pending whose remarks
the House took recess until 3 o'clock,
p. m.
!, EVENING SESSION.
Tile bill from the Senate IL provide Cor
the settlement Of Estates III tie hands Of
Executors and Administrators and for The
relief of The same. passed its third reading
and was ordered 10 be enrolled.
The engrossed bill concerning the prac.
tice OF The law, was read the Third time
and rejected.
!. Monday, January Is.
/. Mr.. Slanly introduced a resolution re.
i, guessing the Governor To inform the House
, i The building for the Deaf and Dumb has
] been completed according 10 The act Of the
il last General Assembly. Adopted.
Mr.. Mebane introduced bill for the
i improvement Of the public Rad between
: Raleigh and Hillsborough. Passed first
? reading.
& Mr.. Mehane. from the committee 10
i. whom was referred The memorial of cili-
D gems Of Guiilnrd concerning tax ON dogs.
5 reported bill carrying out The prayer Of
: the petitioners, which passed its first read.
ing.
Il The Speaker announced the special or
Il der Of The day, The bill 10 incorporate the
il Charlotte and Danyiile Railroad Compa-
/ ny.
The bill was taken up, when Mr.. Vii.
!. liams of New Hanover moved 10 postpone
= il for the present. Carried.
ii On motion of The same gentleman. the
5. bill to incorporate the North Carolina Rail