The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-10


lIl.r Pufli, Treasurer iaIlksE ispnU nhsiil-
III. u IT, clinion. II hrneliis, 1r. Il 70
safe. Lave 30 hsen sn ample iaifinfiii-
lrsisea or sny losses sustained. nhsrh
. - ssiaplt1.
Nj. Hny mosed /. strike en- ''Sssmp
, Lands lgnm Tie tesolulisn. Slhirh s-s
EsisrleA.
81. Rerrs mnysi IL smrna ~, -sfse-
luiinn. IN s,riking on Ies3 End i1seii.ne
: 1919. III. amrndnlenl Nas adopted.
Nr. Moodln messi 20 siaikr col nc
{ Presmhle.
Mr.. Rsrrs rsllsd for l's ayes and nees.
: = Iirh sere iasrn - iaiiaNs: yess 25-
I poss "a. - lie Preamble sss slflef-
I IN epi.
: III. C;ilmsr moved 10 amend ~ sd,l-
i.s.. Resal.ed. further. Thai lleneser any
.fhsmes o. attempts 81 Internal impTose-
a,snls have fslled. That he Trpor The Ees-
sens II he failure
Mr. Rogers sss not rilling "a lake Tie
cpininns of lllsi officer without dOcumen-
Iarv evidence. and moved . PInsis0. ~ ilie
sreei lhsl he Public Treasurer may
have .loeumrn,aTv evidence 10 suppor, him
in regard 10 llsse ~nris. &c.
Mr. Thomas. nf Davidson, moved 10
lev The Hhnle subject npon he lshlr.
Nc. Berry called or the ysas and nays.
whlrh we're taken - fnllows: yeas Z.
NAYS 80. 80 lie melton Was rejected.
Tie question: sss ihen laken upon the
amendment IL Mr.. Rogers q lie amend
meni Of Mr.. Gi.mer, shd Tsjsc'rd by yeas
81. nays %.
i The question then rerurred nnon The
amendment Of M. Gilmer, which was
adopted.
The resolution then PISSED il thild
reading hy yeas and nays As follows: yeas
81. nays 5.
On mnlion of Mr. Gilmer. The hill in
relation IL lie Wilmington and Raleigh
railroad was made tie orler Of The day
for Friday next.
The bill 10 provide for the paymen, Of
The debt. IL Tie SAFE To ihr Bank Of ape
Fear and Bank of the Slale. anil other j.
abilities fnI endorsement Tor The Raleigh
and GasIon Railroad, &c.. was read the
, I'd time, amended, ON molinn Of Mr.. Shep'
arl. snd passed.
On motion az Mr. Gilmer. Tie bill was
then read the third Time.
Mr.. Thompson, Of Wake. moved 70
lay The hill npon the liable, which motion
was rejected by large majority. The
bill then passed.
r "Wednesday, January ?.
The bill 10 repeal The scl 81 last session
/. 10 Law of and establish the counly Of Polk
, passed ihr fret reading.
The bill supplementary 10 Tie act Il
? Law OF and establish county named For
: sslhe, was taken M and read The second
t. lime.
Mr.. Gilmer moved to strike OUT all al.
+. Ter The ensciing clause. and inseu a sub.
( stliuls which lie Offered; bul before il wa.
: read.
, The Senate took up. in committee Of
the whole. Mr.. Patterson in The chair. the
, speeial ordcr-beins the dill 10 ineorpo'
rate The North Catnt;.s p..ilr@-i c...r-
T ny.
n Afier nnmhsr of Sigh, amendments
4 Mr.. Bower moved 10 strike oul the 5il
section Of The bill.
/. Mr.. Shepard, on behalf Of The commit
lee. proceeded 10 address the Senate, il
: explanation Of the general character Of III,
j. bill.
The motion Of Mr.. Bower was then re
jec,ed.
TN motion Of MIR. llalsey. The com
!, miltre rose and reported progress. al,
" then the Senate adjourned.
! Thursday, January I.
!. Mr.. Walker, from committee On PROMO
/, ,liuns and Grievances, reported the hil
10 repeal the act To establish the count,
I &c pnls, and recommended its passage
e lies over.
l. The Senate went into COMMITTEES of th
whole, Mr.. Patterson in the chair, an
) took up The bill 10 incorporate the Mort
d Carolina Railroad Company, aud Tor oihe
!. purposes. Several Amendments were the
proposed and adopted.
. Mr.. Gilmer proposed 10 STRIKE oui "tw
;. millinns" and insert three" IN the 65l
u line of the 10Th section, and 10 alter olhe
provisions of the bill so as To accord wit
l. making the capital stock Of The Cnmpan
L three millions. The amendment was T,
e jecled.
Nr. tilner then moved another ament
J. ment, 10 the effect, that, IN certain clrcun
Ie stances, the Treasurer should he auiho
ixed To subscribe one and h'lf miliun
}. giving The State two thirds of tie capiii
Il stock The amendment was rejected.
l. The committee then rose. aud repor'e
the bill to the House, with the ameui
menls, which we're agreed 10.
Mr.. Bower moved TO amend the bill b
!, striking out tie fifth section; and calle
!. for the ayes and nays.
The motion was suppnrt'd in sPeeche
/, by Nessrs. Bower AID Walker.
/ Mr. Patterson asked 10 he excused froi
: voting, which was granted. MIR. llawkir
was alsn excused.
Mr.. Walker here made another spescl
!. and Mr.. Shepard followed against NJ
/. Bowers motion.