The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-03

Mo- sgc"d 10.
Hpbsrqnently, on motion of Mr.. Cline
me lie was excused from the further r,a,
'ng"' The ssne, aud The proposition TO pit
agreed 70.
A"d, 90 aolion Of Mf. Glimer, tho Sena,
sdioulned.
Iha-sdap, Nor,mber 81.
The Senate met at 10 o'ci isck
MI. Shepard rose aod announced 10 n.
scnae the death pf Ex-Governor R,cha,f
u hh- Spri.h' nf Craven, and after n b,ie
e"losy upon his l;ic and cha accr, oti, rcd The
'o'lo"Ing Resolutions
R'satred. BY the Senate and lIonse of Commons
NAT the members Of the present Legislature have
heafd with dep sensibili'y, OF the death Of Richard
Dobbs sPeighi, one Of the Governors of the >tao
OF Norm Carolina, and The last one under the old
Constitution.
R soired. That in testimony nf our resreci for
one, who has ii led the high position of Chief Mag
Isiraio OF this Commonwealth we will now adjourn.
hes'irec. That a copy Of these Resolutions sign
ed by tie Speakers. he fory arded 10 the fatnIy Of
the ldto Governor Speight, as u testimony of our
sympathy in tleir afflIction.
1hr abnSe reso'u'ions werc resd and mani
mousy sd"p'ed, ard sen, 10 tie House for ,Is
concurrence.
And iha Senale adj ufued.
Fr;day Ncrfmttr 23.
MesTs. Afrudul and Wash,nr'on anr,sr.
ed and I,al hd.
The Speaker announced N..srs l. ne.
Jayncr and Cameron as Scnatr's b, auch o,
commr'c on Jou, Rules.
MIR. JDVupr tnntpu IN r, e ho q
Message 10 appropriate committee. Lad
on he t4be.
Received ftom The Ilau,c Of Comuors a
ness 60, pr posin. 10 ctenrc in,ni commit.
tee CONSISTING ot eleven on the part of The
Hou'e and SIX on tho part Of The Senate, 10
whom shah be re erred so much of the G. G,y.
efno''s Mt.sa.e as relates to the question ef
sa'ery. Coacurred in.
Received from the House proposition to
60 into Dno'te- election Of En.ross,rs Cetk
Concurfed ~: ard Me,sts Davidson ami
Cinady appointed a committee to superinend
the vote. shch was as follows: B van 23
Thomas 8 Burton Is No election
Mr. Woodlin introduced "a bull providing
ior de f,@i" . Con, eatirn 10 amend the Con.
sfiuticn Of The S'a e OF Norh Carol.na."-
Read first time and passed, and ordcieI to BE-
ptnird.
Reccls from the House message, rro.
posing 10 90 mo another election for Ea
crossing Cle'k. Agreed to; aud Mes ;.
K gers aud Wiley sppojnt,d on behalf &C .he
Senate To sul efiuend he sane. The com.
m'''ee reported thai, NJ + ybei X BNan,
OF Dupln, having received mi MY Of all
The votes cast, Was declared duy e,ected.
Mr.. Cameron inrtojuc bill 10 lncorpo.
tate Tie Fay et,e,l'le aud Southern P ak
Ro4d Con- any. Read Ges, Time and passed .
NJ. L1ue, from the JOINT committee o drau
J'lnt Rues, teconmerd that those OF a.t
ses.lon lie adopted taih sirghl aneud,usu's.
Agreed to, aud ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. yner moved, and The Senate ordered
q message ia be sent % he II u.r, l1oposIng
to vote io.uurfew for Secretary Of Starr, and
nomluang for ha, flee " N. Hi, E-q.
Mr.. Cameron moved, aud the Senae ad
lpurued
Saturday ~ ptmbr %.
After the Journal was read,
The Speaker announced the following
otuHoNS
On Propositions and G,ieraaces: Messr. Courts,
Rarringer, Shelrad, Eborn, Berry, Sessums, Nc.
MILAN,
On The Jadieiery: Messr. woodfn, Caldwell,
of Mecklenburg. Courts Gi!mer, Washington,
Iioke. Kelly,
On Education and the Literary Fund: Messrs
Sheppard, Bunting. Ellington iIaughton, Vii.
hanson, Bower Jones,
On tiams; Messrs. Drake. Hargrave, Pender,
Gris,. Wootcn, Wiley Barrow.
On IoterRal Improvements: Messrs Thomas,
Joyner, Gmer, Cannady. Nixon. Boyle, Lane
On C0rporati0Hs: Messrs Cameron Bvnum
Watson, caldwell. of Burke, Davidson, spuiuit,
Thompson
On Privileges and Elections; The Speaker sta
ed that he had, from considerations of deicacy to
he Senate and himself omitted 10 appoint the Com
nlttcc upon Privileges and Elections and asked
he Senate to appoint such Committee in any way
hat might be deemed appropriate.
Mr.. Thompson announced the death oC
Nr. Evnm, late Senator elect from the coun.
y o' Wayne, aud introduced the customary
esolutlons OF respec TO his memory.
Mr.. Sheppard introduced the following
esoluuons, which we're laid on the table and
'Tdefed TO be printed.
Resolred, That the Constitution of the United
'tates was compromise oil. conflicting interests
rdered and established by the people Of the several
states in order 10 form perfect Union estGb
ISL justice ensure domestic tranquility, provide for
he common defence, promote the general mslfare
nd secure the blessings of liberty 10 all .he parties,
nd that whenever its provisions so perverted or
hanged that it fails to those objects 10 the
Weakest member of the concdcracv ii ceases 10 be
ho constitution agreed to. and becomes the creature
Il the whims and caprice of a dominan, majority,
hen IN interest to the oppresscd the most danger.
nus and intolsrant of all Governments.
Resoired, That although We love the Union Of {
he States and view its destruction great Gala
nifty we nevertheless regard the light to secedo from
|, as right Of self defence and protection which
he people of North Carolina have never surrender
d, and never surrender, with due regard TO their
wn safety and welfare, and that whenever major.
Iy Of tho people of North Carolina shall solemnly
ssove that they cannot safely remain in the Union,