The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-31

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The Senate then resumed me csniesl.
q Eleriinn rss- fnon OrsnFr. and Mr.
MrRes resumed his srgun.snl il hel.lf u
he sitting member. aal rulclndri.
Mr. Gilmer rose 10 TtPly; y hen IL S.
nate look = recess.
AFTERSoos sEssIeS.
Mr.. Bower ssked leave 10 withdraw
HE resolutions ofIsTed Is tie Pnrlien II
ihe Cammilfr IN hell.lf q nhirh he
made Iegorl objection hfins masie, M
qursgi0n zane hriaEe Tie Senate.
ar. Giim.r then prnree,lsa 10 addIess
he Senate 10 reply . lie counsel lor The
citing member.
The further consideration Il lie CUES
lion Was postponed until o'ei,'ek n-n.or-
row.
Wednesday. JsnusTY -.
A number of sngrossed bills from the
House Of Commons passed lllelr hrst read
ing.
Message was read from the Governor
IN relation 20 The Rsleigh and castor Rail-
road. and the proposition Vi The House 10
print. Concuurd in.
The Senate then took up and consider
ell The message from The House ~ rela-
lion 70 adjourning sins die on il,e 29lh.
which VAS concurred in-ayrs -, noes
4.
The bill 10 make better and more suit
able provision for ftms, eortri. was de-
hated by Messrs. Smith. Joyner. and
Woodin. The bill then passed lis third
reading-ayes 80, noes 5.
Several reports from select committees
were made.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The contested eleclion from Orange
coming up, Mr.. Speighl moved 10 lay The
whole subject on the table, which lie after
wards withdrew.
Mr.. Ellington was opposed 10 this
mode ofrvading decision upon this sub.
jest. II gentlemen are disinclined 10 go
Inio this investigation. they should mol
seek to shit The responsibility upon The
fast escaping time which remains OF The
sessinn. The subject has been under con-
sideralion for hong liIne--ihe commit.
lee have been engaged IN laborions in
sesligalion Of il for three weeks and We
are TO be lold now that no decision is 10
he had. and one member actually propo.
ses 10 lay il over beyond The perind OF the
session, 10 the fih OF Narch-by which
The claims Of justice will be defeated.
MIR. l.. went on in an earnes, and anima-
Ted manner 10 press for decision Of this
ease, and, in conclusion, moved TO post.
pone the matter until 3 o'clock on Friday.
10 gre ime Cor members 10 come To de.
rision. The motion prevailed--ayes %,
nays 81.
A number of private bills passed their
'erond and third reading.
The Cape Fear and Deep River bill
vas then taken up, and Mr.. Bower with.
rev bis amendment, being The Charlotte .
NIL Danville Road bill. The bill passed
Is second reading--ayes 25, noes Is.
Tie Charlotte and Dsuville Road bill Z
hen passed lis second reading--ayes %,
loes is.
EVENING SESSION
A number oil bills and resolutions, chief.
y Of aprvate nature, passed their second
md third reading.
Thusley, January IS.
Mr.. Gilmer introduced three several !
lille, one Of which was 10 provide for call.
ny convention TO amend the Stale Com
tilulion. y
number Of engrnssrd bills from the '
Ion.e passed heir first reading. u
Mr.. Ashe called up the bill 10 incorpo.
lie the Fayetteville Plank Rpad Com.
any, which was read third time and pass- =
d-sves 90, noes 10.
Mr. Woodlin called up The North Car. .
lima Railroad bill, which was Rad lhe :
linl Time.
The whole afternoon session was pref. ?
much occupied in the consideration of
e bill, on lis ID reading; when, after an
minated debate, and the most intense ex- IL
temeni, the bill passed its Sd reading. BY
e casting vote of The speaker-lhe Sc. 4,
lie vote Standing % 10 90. "