The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-17

Ths Dhhif snh5dbssd tie order Il t1e dsy q Wit:
The ol1tions reported BY the select
gabstt1te for those of Mr. Steele; whereupon Mr..
Sattefthwaite moved that khe same be laid Upon the
table; which was decided IN the snega yeas A.
Sotke House proceeded % the resolutions
whereupon,5 Mr.. Barrnger moved the indefinite
PostPonemept of the reso and addressed the
quently withdrew his motion, when Mr. Stanly moY-:
ed to amend the 4th resolution by striking out all after
the word Resolved - and inserting the following
hat the enactment sof any law by Congress
which shall directly indirectly deprive the citizens
Of any of States with their
slave property into of the teFroresof the United
States, md Of exercising ownership over the same
while In said teritoriess will be of gross inas
ce and wrong; and that all efforts of the Aboliton-
lists TO interfere with slavery either in tie Disrict of
Columbia or the States, deserve our severest repre-
henson and should calLfoFththe earnest and prompt
INSTRUMENTATION Of every friend of the Unions And
further resolved; that the enactment Of any law by
Congress which hshali directly indirectly deprive
the ctizensof any of the States Of the right of emil
grating with their slave property into any Of the ter
Ttories of the United States and of exercising own
efshP over the same. while said teritofies, will
be an exercise Of power contrary tothe true neahng
and spirit of the Constitution and never contempa
ted by the trainers thereof q iasi o0 IL p 9ee
Mr. Stahly advocated amendment soulelength
Mrs Dobbin replied, opposing the passage Of the
amendment and In favor resolution as reported
by the COMMITTEES pending whose remarks the House
took recess until O'Clock, p. gs~ 2'''e'>'' ~"
,saEvENINs SEssIoN.t1avo assso0
The following billswere read the third time, pass
ed and ordered to be engrossedai 1gaE & asns4
A bill to incorporate Rock SpFng Tent No. $50,
Independent order Of Rechahites, in the town Of
Wilmington ssA bill toaathoHke the Snperintendants
of Common Schools of Rowan county to invest part
of its funds; bill to establish Board of Drecters
for the Deaf and Dumb Institntion of this State
bill to repeal the Sd and 4th sections chapter 100 of
the Statutes of the Legislature of 1946-47; bill
amend and consolidate the seyeral acts heretofore
passed in favor of poor Debtors; bill to amend the
18th Sec. 3lst Chap. Revised Statutes, concerning
Courts of Eq4iy "A bill teeamend the 9th and Sd
Sections s6th Chap. Rev. Stat, concerning Patrol !;
bill TO amend the 18th Sec. IS Chap. Rev STAT;
bill to provide for the better government of the
town Of Gatesye A bill TO amend the act for the
government and regulation of the town Of Wilkes
boro; A bill to- incorporate plymouth Academy A
bill to incorporate South Greek Land Company and
a bill Concerning the Public Roads in Brunswick
county,: - - ~s--. "a, A..
The following engrossed bills from the Senate were
severaly read the third time and ordered to be enroll
The bill to provide for the settlement of Estates in
the hands of Executors and Administrators and for
the relief Of the samei the bill to establish Toll
Bridge on French Broad river !; the bill concerning
Registers and Clerks and Masters in Equity and the
engrossed resolution favor of Reddick, late
The engrossed bill concerning the practice of the
law, was read the third tilpe and rejected. 40 t,ds
Oa motion of Mr. Stanly, the House -adiourhed.