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

Mr.. WoaifR. aad rrlreied.
The bin 10 amend The ssth chapter o.
lhe Revised Sl4luies. entlilrd EIlH'ss m
punisl,n,enls. mas rad llae seeand lime ana
passesl--ayes "a. NAYS .. Tie I'll lhen
passed is lI.ird reading. Psasllrs Thai
instead II inc and Imprisonment iar keep
Ing Faro Banks. the offender shall he lia-
Be 10 30 lsshes on biz bare back. aud Ia
be discharged an the ps. iaenl Of eosls.
Mr.. SprigbI moved The Reconsideration
of HE hilI Ia suppress traffic with SLAVES;
y hieh prevailed. and The bill MAS post
ppned mill The afternoon.
Mr.. GllmsT rallied mp lhe bill 10 increase
The Tegenue &c The State. whieh having
bsen read. lhe SENATE lnnk recess.
KyEsIS0 SESSION
The unfinished business. heiIg tie bill
10 inc,es-e the revenue ~ lie State, was
resumed. bat again laid an The table, and
the bill TO amend The 3iih chapter OF the
Revised Statutes. entitled Grimes and Pn-
nishmenls. wss taken up. and being far
Tier amended. passed i's lhird reading.
The Common School hill was called up,
when Mr.. Speighi suhmil,ea substitute,
and the bill WAS again Land IN The table.
| A number of private bulls were passed
and then ills SsHale ADJOURNED.
Tuesday, January 10.
Mr.. GilmeT moved 10 lake up lis res.
olnlions offered YES erday, IN relation %
the contested election from Ursnge. At :
O'Clock This afternoon.
/ On this motion there was some debate
between Messrs. Glner. Bower. Thomp-
son. Of Wake. and Ellington. The laiIeI
Of whom called for the Hyes and noes.
Mr.. Exum moved 10 amend The motion
by making them The orlel Of the day loI
/ Thursday. al II o'clnrk.
Mr.. Astc had commenced i speeth up
on lie resolution. v hen lie was interrupts
ed by The arrival of tie hour f"r The sre
cial order. heing the resolutions inlTodu
iced BY Mr.. Shepard ON the subject q
4 slavery. and which are the same as Ihuse
before The llnuse reported by Mr.. Dob
bin. and heretofore published,
| The question wss taken on the resolu'
! lions separately, by yeas add nays.
j The first. second aud illirl resolutions
were adopted b. ayc- IL mes Q; the Iouril
~ ayes "A. nays ?; tie hf,t BY ayes 45
nays 2; The sixth hy ayes A.. So The re
Solutions passed The third reading.
r The special order. being ihr North Car
oliha Railroad bill. Was laid upon The table
Mr.. Murchison called up The bill 10 in
corporate the Bank Of Fayetteville, whirI
was read the second time.
AFTERNOON sksEIoN.
{ The bill ,he facilitate The taking Of dep
ositions il this Stale 10 be read in III
Courts Of other Sla-es, Was taken up. u
motion e Mr.. speighi, and passeo iss sr
reading.
The bill supplementary 10 the lnsan
/. Hospital bill. came up, and Mr.. Thoma
, offered an additional section a. follows
Be IL further enacted. Thai William X
! Holt. Andrew Hunt, and James VI. I.eacI
! ale appointed Commissioners with ihos
appointed in the frs. section Of The bill
, 10 erect 8 hospital in this Stale, (of whirl
) this is a suppor) and tina, If any sacanc.
: shall occur in the board Of commissioner
& appointed 10 erect said Hospital, By resig
. ma ion, death or otherwise. sail ,acanc,
shall be filed By appointments d The Cav
ernor; which obtained, AMI the bill pass
ed us third reading.
| Mr.. t;imer offered an amendment, Al
follows" Resolved. thai the Raleigh an'
CASTOR Railroad shall no, be run al lh
expense Of the State"
A considerable discussion took place
between Mrssrs. Wootliin. .he and JOY
, ner, ON one side. and Mr. Rogers on ii
other. Mr.. Rogers repeated. in answe
! 10 Col. Joyner. with great emphasis an
violence, thai The Governor had withheld
information called for By the Senate.
i The question was then taken on strik
ing oul, ayes 80, noes Ii.
. The question was lhpn taken on nser
ing the proposition Of MIR. Gllmer, aye
; 81, noes ,.
4 The question then required on the :
/. dopilun of the smendmen: as amended
j. which prevailed.
; The resolutions then passed their see
: ond reading.
!, A number Of hills passed their sccon
!, reading. and then The Senate adjourned.
Wednesday, January IL.
Mr.. Bower. from the cnmtni.,ee on pr
vileges aud elections, made a detailed T,
port. in favor Of the sitting member, a,
companied by resolutions. affirming ii
; right Of John Berry 10 his seat, both undo
{ the August and November elections.
Mr.. Gilmer remarked. that The con
mitee on the other side had transcpndt
iher authority under the resolution. The
j. were instructed TO report the facts Of Il
case, but they have gone farther, and MAJ
/ . decision. when their simple duty was
! report The evidence.
Mr.. Gilner then submitted a repol
! made in conformity with the instruction
if nl the Senate, il the committee agreed,
repnr the facts.
Mr.. Bower moved thai both reports, 4
c gether with the journal aud index, be pril
. ted, which was agreed to.
) Mr.. Washington called up the bill
relation To the Deaf aud Dumb Asylum
# and several amendments we're adopted O