The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-24
NuMsnR 742


Nj. Thomas o. Davidsan on fae faifi aeaSises or
the bill supplemental the for establishing the
Lanatic noeed the following additional Sec
tion which was adoPtad and The bill then passed its
bR.Beit further enacted, That VIM. r. Holt, Andrew
Hunt, and j. NJ Leach appoined Commissioners
with those appointed in the first section of the bill
to erect Hospital in this State, of which this is
supplement-; and that if any vacancy shall in
the Board of Commissioners by resignation death,
or otherwise, said vacancy shall be filled by the
, Governor of the State Es - q szl,ar ~
Mr. GiIner moved to make the Resolutions intro
duced by him on yesterday in reference to the con-
tested election from Orange the order of the day for
tomorrow at IL o'clock. Mr.. Exum moved to amend
Rejected-yeas 81, nays "a. Mr.. Gilmers motion
i was then adopted. ss4I .7s.sa asias srBaa
u Mr. Ashe then moved that the. sitting memberfrom
Orange be allowed counsel, to Be heard nhis behalf
on the fiooE Of the Senate; which motion was car
Eied--yeas e9, nays I7.sF5S5 81 taa Talf ii .g98
= Those who voted in the Affirmative are, Messrs
Ashe, Bell, Bethel, Bower Collins, Conner, Drake,
Moye, -Murchison, Reich, Rogers, Rowland. Shep.
ard, Speight, Spicer Thomas of Davidson, Thomas
J Of Haywood, Thompson of Wake,1Wa alkeF, Ward,
/ Washington, Watson, and w Wooten--29. - .aFs0s
s Those who voted in the negative are, Messrs. Ale
bright, Barnard, Daniel, DaVidson,- Gilmer Halsey,
Hargrove, Joyner, Kendall Lane, Ellington Patter.
son. Smaw, Smith, Thompson, of BERTHE, Woodfn
The Resolutions on the subject of the Raleigh
and CASTOR Rail Road were read second time. Mr..
Rogers moved to amend the Resolutions by adding
the following: IL gi-at-a ,,at l.-zzE ssSg..s1 -
Resolped, .rther That this Legislature, in making
the appropriation provided for in the foregoing Rese
lqtions intends cny protect and preserve the hon.
or and faith of the State nvolate and not to approve
of but to condemn, in decided TERMS the manner in
which the said debt has been incurred, and to
enter decided protest against the contracting Of
debts for the future by public officers of the State,
not only without authority of law, but in violation
of law. T:r..t-, -
Mr.. Gilmerz moved to amend the amendment BY
striking out all after the word g Resolved " and in-
sertng the following g That the Raleigh and Gas
ton Ral Road shall not be further at the expense
of the State.' - srs, z-ss a.-.,53 80 49, .,
MR., Exum called for division of the question,
and it was taken first striking out and decided in
the afhrInative-yeas %, nays IA .s i,e..ii.-
The question was then taken on inserting. the
amendment offered by Mr.. GimeF, and decided in
the afhrmatYe-yeaS %, nays 8. The amendment
was then adopted, and the question recurring the
passage of the Resolutions amended their second
reading, they were adopted efY
following bills were read their third time and
passed, and ordered TO be engrossed: A bill to em-
power single Justices of the Peace to tax presecu-
tors States Warrants with costs in certain cases.
a bill to extend the limits of Warrenton; bill to
Incorporates Providence Band in neMecklenburg; and
KssolgtlenEIn favor Of Robert w. Haywood .sE.
Is 1he Senate then adjourned. az n bs4s sey4
HOUSE OF COMMONS. g5 ~ l. ss
MI Martin introduced aResolution authorizing tho
Principal Clerks of The two Hsueesto employ addi.
tional Clerks, ssmags be needndsby the GeaeralAf.
Clerks are now paid by law l-aiteE vssga<< -
2 Mr.. Martin presented Resolution relative to the
State LlbTariaH; whchfpassed its first reading, and
referred the COMMITTEES on the Library. 5l-9l
Mr. sDancy, on leave, introduced bill exempt
the estate of the late Col. Wilson, of the countyof
Edgecombe, from the payment of tax; which pass
ed its first reading, and was referred. .lkasf
mi +. Johnson moved reconsideration Of the vote
OF yesterday, by which rejected bill for the inn
pfovement eftheCape Fear and Deep Rivers (which
motion prevailed; and then onsmotion of Mr.. S. J.
Person the bill was laid upon the table. lsssf7 zs
= The vote, by which passed yesterday the bill TO
provide for the establishment of a Medical Board
,was on motion of Mr. Sanders, .reconsidsred !; and
on motion was Indefinitely postponed. q .ssas!tB
= Mfr. Farmer moved the following Resolution: i =
Resoued, That message be semi 20 Senate pro.
posing that the two Houses of the General Assembly
adjourn sine die Thursday the 25th january INST.
= Pending the consideration of this Resolution, the
House proceeded to consider the bill increase the
Revenue of the State.s Several amendments were
offered and which, after good deal of discussion
each rejected. The bill was debated until the
Speaker announced areeess untif3 o'clock, p. M.
e - AFTERNOON SESSION, = ;f.'e
Received a message from Ills Excelleney, Gov
Manly, Informing the House that the contract for the
building of the School for the Deaf and Dumb had
not yet been performed; which, on motion Of Mr..
Stanly. was ordered to be sent to the Senate.
Mr. r. ]. Mcdowell moved reconsideration of
the vote of yesterday,gby which was rejected bin
to open Road from the Tennessee line to BurnsvilIe;
which, motion, was carried, and the bill laid over
- The engrossed bill to, produce conformity in the
charters granted to the Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad Company (; also, the bill from the House,
more efectually to- suppress the traffic viii slaves
with an amendment, Were received from the Senate,
and passed, -. = - r 9 q g F'tsl'R9J NJ
The bill to incorporate the North Carolina Rail
Road Company was taken up. Amendments were
offered by Messrs. Fl. G.. Jones and Wadswortb:
Pending the consideration of which, Mr. Keene.
from kngham, moved for the indefinite postDors.
ment of the bill and amendments which was lost
yeas Al, nays So. A debate of some length ensusd.
which was interrupted by the Speakers ANNOUNCING
a recess until o'clock, p. M. -
y, hsae,azs.sa q 4 EVENING Session. .gt,.gs
The bill to establish a new county by the name Of
Williams, ,from parts of The counties of Irede SuY
and Wilkes, was taken and after some attempts
to amend the bill, ii was rejected on its second read
ing-ayes Al, nays &C., - sejg I'D, Il -
Mr. Pigott called up the bill to repeal In mart an
act concerning the destruction of Oysters which
was amended on motion of Mr. Pigott, passed. and
ordered to be engrossed. t,.,aa5s - b7x 80 ..5rs
House then proceeded to take up and consider
the bill for the better regulation of the Common
Schools, which was read second time.r. Amend
ments Were offered by Mr.. Stany, which were ,re-
lected a debate on the amendments and the inertia
Of the bill ensueds which lasted until IL O'clock
when the bill was rejected, and the House adjourned
sss5sgsszssit 5aEssstrs.
22ssa a9I aA1ei5ay SENATE. s.sos u aaT
- - WEDNESDAY, January II f849i p
Mr. Bower, from the comintte raised on the subject
Of the Orange contested election Submitted Report
and Mr. Giimer, from the same Committees su6nntt
ed counter Report. On motion Of Mr. Bower the
said Reports, the Journal of the committee and the