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


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III Jasner. from the select rammiisee
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serna..s message As lrla'es 10 tie kaieseh
and Gasloa ia,l,oas,i. made slsialled re-
pad, accompanied by Iesoluilons PFosid. /
Ing lor certain payments on sec.'nni 81
s.id Rad. which passed their hrss fess- !
inc, AM aese ordered 10 be printed with
Tie Teporl.
Mr. Ashe introduced hill % ineoFro- ]
rate he Aurth carnlins railroad Iompa.
~. ahish MAS read The FIRST line. THIS
bsll canlemplales . great stale Mofk--s
ralIruad from tsoid-borough by Nay at
Rslrieh 70 Charlotte. the State 10 lake
tao lhirds 81 the siors. ~
On motion Of Mr.. Shepard. the ball was
lad on The table and snlered IN be print
ell. and made tie order Of she day iof Tues
day nexi.
MIS- w d~fttAaAaAA tAtttt1tNaA = 3ta -
snlena HE Revised Slalulrs 10 relation 20
asiinns II dehl.
The bail Ia lay OF and establish eighl
Judicial. clients was read the second time.
and alter some discussion wassindelinlie-
Ii poslpnned-ayes 80. naes IL.
On m0linn of Mr. tiilner. The resolu-
tion directing The President and Directions
Of The Literary Fund 10 Loan $1,000 20
The GreensboToagh Female College MAS
taken up. read serund and .Ihifd time.
and passed.
The bill in relation 10 Guardians and
Wards was read third lime and passed.
The bill 10 repeal the &C. q lasi session
establishing The county u Polk, was ~
ken up. and afirr same discussion y a.
read The third Time aud passrd-yeas 90.
nays 10.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill To produce conformity insihe
charters granted To the CharlnIie and 5.
Carolina Railroad Company. By The states
Of North and South Carolina. was read
second time and on motion ol Mr.. Wal
ker. The rules wete suspended anl The bill
read the third ,ime and passed.
Saturday, January 10.
Several private bills were read. and re.
ports from committees were received and
laid over.
The engrossed bill from the House Of
Commons. prov iding FOR the better aJmi,
nlsiralion al Justice. was read, and on mo.
ton OF Mr.. Gilner indefinitely posiPon.
cd.
The bill fnr The relief aud assistance ol
the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad
Company passed its third reading-yeas
%. nays 10.
Several reports we're received from lht
Judiciary committee. and laid over.
The bill supplemental 70 The act pass
ed al The present sessiuI. establishing !
Hospital for The Insane. was taken up AM
read. Mr.. Patterson moved TO locate san
hospital a, Morganlon. which motion dill
not prevail.
Mr.. Gilmer moved to amend so as ID
locate said hospital within three mile,
west of Raleigh. Mr.. Thomss Of David
son moved 10 insert Lexington in place o
Raleigh; pending which question HE Sc
nalu look a recess.
EyENIS0 SESSION.
Several engrnssed bills Of pirate ma.
tire were read third lime and passed.
The bill 10 amend The Revised Statutes
so as 10 prevent more eiIectually the trad.
ing with slaves, was taken OPP. briefly DIS.
cussed, and passed lis third reading.
The Senate then took up the unlinish
ed business. heiug the location OF The Stat,
Hospital for the Insane.
Mr.. Halsey moved 10 amend BY sub
slitnting within three miles Of Raleigh
and spoke IN favor Of locating il al Ra.
leigh. Mr.. Gilmer Withdrew his motion
and the question was taken on Mr. Hal
tev's motion 10 locate al Raleigh, aud de.
ci,led in the negative yeas 10. nays 81
Mr.. Woo,Iiin moved to insert Greens
borough, and sustained his motion bv
speech. Mr.. Thomas addressed The Sc
nate in favor of Lexington, and MIR. Gil
mer III favor of Greensbonugh. fh,
question was then taken on Mr.. Wood
fins amendment TO insert Greensborough
aud decided in the negaiise--yeas IL
nays Is.
The question then REQUIRED on laeatin!
lie Institution Al Lexington, and decide,
in The aihrmatiye-yeas "a, nays Is.
Monday, January Is.
Mr.. Shepard presented the resolution.
On slavery now pending in the House o
Commons, which passed their first read
ing. and were made the special order O
The day for Ii O'Clock Tomorrow.
Mr.. iilmer presented The following re
solutions:
Whereas, in the contested election pending be
tween Hugh Waddell and John Berry, from Oh
anse county, the 37th senatorial district, the sens
Of the Senate on the question whether bargancr
in deeds Of trust, trustees, and cestui que trust
had constitutional right 10 vote, will shorten,
not determine, the inquiry,
BE Il resoiped, That all the votes Of harsainer
in deeds of trust, heretofore given TO either Of tl
parties. are illegal.
Be il further resolce5, That all the votes I
trustees in deeds OF trust, given as aforesaid, al
illegal.
B. il further resoiD.d, That all the votes {