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

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lIir hsll. ;iss s,llauing genilemen spike.
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SlAnly. Slevensos. Shnlord. and Me-siy.
'f's~hill lhrn passed 81 rradng ~
vote &c 81 h. ~.
Tie Lill rnmrerning ihr mndr.,f Nj.
dpAs tissrniing from llr lass xIlis and
lesiaInenls II ihrird.rea.ed husbands. x-s
read llle hind lime. pzsssd and OEdesed 10
be tngmssesl.
The bill 10 provide Tor Che amendment
az The Constitution Il lie STATE. Was then
Iakrn OPP. ard passed is third reading. aud
ordered 10 be rAgrossfd--syes AZ, noes
81.
THURSDAY. January IS.
Mr.. Erwin inirndnred bin 10 incorpo-
rate he hrD.A rll and yanry Tuinplks
c.mpsny-rsasl ii iims.
Mr.. Jones. of Orange. > lall supplement
lsl 10 an ACT 10 lay OF and e,lablisha new
county BY The nasRs 81 Alsmanre.
On molten az Mr. Dubhin, the reselu-
lions in RELATION 10 International exchange
wrIe taken np. read I'd lime shd passed
--syes "a. nors 90.
sThe special order. he bill To- incorpn.
rate The Norll.t 'aiolins Railroad, was nrxi
taken up.
AIR. ~. q. Jones offered an amend
meni 10 strike ml General Assembly"
and insert Governor with The adsire of
his Counrir'-s,lapird
Sir. Metane offered IN amendment.
providing thai The sum appropriated for
Nruse and Tar River. shall not be paid
BY the puhlir Treasurer unnl the whole
amount Of slork is subscribed for adopt.
ell.
Mr.. Stanly offered an amendment in
relation 10 The ronnexion af the Roads.
AS An additional section. which was adop-
ted.
The question Was illcn taken on The
passage of lie hill - anrsled. and deci-
ded in the sfllrnlalise-5o 10 SO.
Before the snie Was announced. Mr..
Rayner remarked. that he had already
slated his reason lof noi recording his vote
in favor Of The passage Of HE bill On The
second reading. Bun he shrank from no
responsibility. and if the House would
consent 10 his voting. he would be happy
and proud 10 record his vote in favor Of
the establishment oi 50 great work.
The sense of,he House was then taken
. on lie prnpririy 81 w. RS voting, and
ihrir. being no dissenting voice, Mr.. X.
voted aye.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion Of Mr. Dobbln The bill 10
establish Plank lload from Fayetteville
, 10 Salisbury was taken up.
. Mr.. Dobbin offered several amend
menls, all Of which were adopted. Mr.. ID.
then offered three additional sections 10
. the bill. one Of which required the Stale
10 invest $4,000 in The Road--and adj
dressed The House al some length in sup
port of them. The House refused 10 adopt
The amendments by vote Of 81 in Tho
negative 10 IS in The affirmative.
The question being on The passage Of
the bill on lis 5d rradlng. Mr.. Jones. 81
Orange. spoke Incorporation To il. aud was
replied In by Mr.. Dobhin. he bill pas
sed its second reading.
NIGHT SESSION.
! The order of The evening, the bill to
, provide for Turnpike from Salisbury 10
the Georgia line, came up.
Messrs. Hayes, and Caldwell Of Burke,
addressed the House, il support 81 the
hill. followed by Mr.. Hackney. who
, introduced an amendment 10 the 9Th Sec
!. lion. Rejected.
!, Messrs. Courts. Slanly, ii. G.. Jones,
Earringrr, aud Shufarl. also spoke IN this
suhjecl.
The question was then taken and the
bill passed Sd aud last reading-ayes 81,
noes -.
I The order, The bill 10 lay of and esia-
, bllsh new county BY the name Of VIII
4 son, was then taken up. and after being
H discussed. Mr.. Trogaen offered an amend.
}. mcnl. provided majority Of The qualified
y voters Of The counties from which the
= county Of Wilson is Propsed 10 be made
!, do not object.
Mr.. Grggs moved the indefinite post
e ponemenl of The whole matter; carried by
: vote of Sc 10 ~.