The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-31
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u iiieir Fuiie sersal;s 70 dlscocnienance what
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sny event he sbsntienesi; snd 20 rrpei indignant
u every atemrt 10 a.lsna;e any poFtion 81 oul
roCniFy from he nest. az 10 enierhic he sacrod
hes Nhich now liEs together the various parts.
This amendment Was adopled-yea.
SIS. nays %.
The question was ihen iakrn on each
resolution separately. snd they passed
their second reading a. follows:
Tie first and second Fe~oln,isns passed
hy vote Il yeas l03. nays |; The ihird hy
yeas So. nays 8: Tie fourth ~ yras "a.
NAYS 10; lie fifth by yeas So. nays 6; The
sixth. beng the amendment offered by
Mr. Slanly this morning. as above. BY yeas
IS. nays %; and The seventh passed with
Oul count.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The resolutions on slavery in he ieIi.
tories were.pui upon ,beir third reading.
and passed by vote slightly varying from
thar given on both sides. on The second
reading.
The House look up Tor consideration
The engrossed bill concerning The Whining
ION and Raleigh Rail Road Company. Mr..
Mrbane moved an amendment. which was
adopted.
MIR. Mebsne'moved further 20 amend
The bill by adding The following proyiso
tn the last section: And provided fur
iher. illai The State shall moi be liable for
The payment of the stock hereby aulhoris-
ed 10 be subscribed in The Wilmington aud
Manchester Rail Road Company; and that
SAID subscription shall be made upon The
Exclusive credit OF the Wilmington and
Raleigh Rail Road Company"
Pending the consideration thereof the
House adjourned.
Monday, January %.
A message was received from the &c.
nate, transmitting the engrossed resolu-
ton concerning the Ralrigh and Gssion
Rail Rood. which passed lis Isl reading.
Several bills from The Senate were read
he FIRST time.
The bill To increase the revenue OF the
State was iakes up and amended.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill 10 increase the revenue OF The
'laie was again taken mp and farther a.
nendcd.
The question was Then taken ON the
'assage Of the bill as amended, and deci-
ed IN The allirnative-ycas G5, NAYS 25.
The bill supplemental 10 an act passed
I The last session Of The General Assembly
o provides suitable building FOR the Deaf.
Dumb and Blind, passed its 2dreading.
EVENING SESSION.
The engrossed resolution concerning
he Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road, was
lkeu up, and passed its 2d:and Ord read. ;
lgs.
The bill supplemental TO the bill for the !
Of Decn and Cape Fear ri. !;
ers above Fayetteville, was next taken !,
p.
Mr.. Mebane offered an amendment,
hich was adopted. On this question !
',eral gentlemen addressed lie House. !
The bill passed lis 81 reading--aye. :
D. noes %; and lis 3rd, ayes So, noes !,
!. !.
A number Of private bills!pas.eds,heir :
I'd reading. !,
Tuesday, January.23.
Mr.. Salierlhwaile presented the follow i
g Protest:
The undersigned being of The minority
, hereby solenlnly protest against the
'ie oflhe majority ofihe House ol 'om-
ans. on the 2Olh day Of January, 1919,
hich.
2. Resolved. That the proceedings Of !;
G convention by which The Federal :
institution was framed, clearly demon- !
ate that The institution oi slavery was 7
lturely considered; and that tile Union j,
The STATES was finally secured BY incor !
rating inlo that instrument distinct and !"
lple guarantees OF the right. Of The slave :,
der.
,. Resolved, That we view with deep !
ncern and dlarmih constant aggressinns Y
the rights Of The Stakeholder BY certain :
,kless politicians OF lile North; and that
E recent proceedings OF Congress on The
hjccI Of Slavery are lraught with mis- !
ief--welc calculated TO disturb the peace !,
our country, and should call forth car !"
4 aud prompt disapprobalion Of every Il,
end fihe Union. :
4. Resolved. That the enactment of =
y Law by Congress. which shall abolish !. !
very or the slave trade IN tlle District i
Columbia, or shall directly or indrect- "