The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-18
NUMBER z.
Saturday, Nootm 80.


the presen, Mira la~ so as TO make al males
at present sotjcc, 10 Militia, drty. leb'e 10
serve beiv cen the sge of q ard 45; which
was refern d.
AR. A. g. Fose', resolution irs'iucring
the Comml'iee on the Judiciary 10 4 quiic is..
to the expediency Of amending the law. 50 az
to require c rks Of the Superior Comito 80
hold all cefificaes from The judge u,'st6,i
iihe cases on docket shall have bten ttied cr
disposed Of. Adopted
i Received message from the Senate, pro-
posing 10 raise JOINT select committee Of
three on the part OF lie Srns;e, and FIVE On
the part Of The House, 20 inquire lnio the man
uer IN vhich the lEs'lluiion for the Deef aud
Ddmb had bern ccuduc ed Agreed 10.
NJ. Cbe'ly 81 I'D he following lesolu.
u0hs;
NuEasAs, Th re are many conflicting opinions
with rrgaid 10 thc agErcszions OF Northern fanatics
upon The ristls af tie South:
4 Resoirsd therefore, That we will have the Fog
tive slave iaw OF fgM!
" hich, on hts motion, was made The spe.
ciaI order OF the day for The Gath of Decen-
her; but was re consIder,d d, and referred to
the Committee on Negro Slavery.
Nj. BRIDGES called up the resolutions he
had heteto;ute presfn'ed IN regard 10 n. e.
ieiilroad aud noved III, Y be made the spcclsl
order Of tbs day for Tuesday, Dec. Oh
Carried.
! The bli,o incorporate The Milton Sasrsa
Buk, WAS made The special order for Mosdsy
new.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Cherry, the House I'D
jou-ncd.
Honday December 2.
Mr.. " llus, Of Meeklenbufg, Memoir.
al from Officers and soldier the 2sh Reg.
ment n c. Militia, praying the repeal or a
meudmeu, Of the law Of Is4s-'9, exemptng
7 persons Of tie age of 35 rom Military duty.
f Referred.
I Mr. Dlrgan presented series Of resou.
+ tons, hich we're read and referred 10 tho
/ Comuii'ce on Negro Slavery.
/ Mr. Leach introduced series of resolu.
/ rons which aese re!etred TO The Committee
en- Ncgo Slavery. (tkese resolutions au.
hottze he Gove'not, 10 event Of the repeal
or mod ,heaton of the Fugitive Slave Law, to
coutene ihe Legislature immediately
NJ Fremnns introduced Bin for calling
Q Cdrtrnil. 10 smerd The Constitution Of
/ NE Sac. D reefs The Governor 10 Gauss
/ Pd- TO b" of,nrd in order 10 asceriain tho
81 use of he Re Z ss TO The necessity Of he'd.
tos convent 80 10 l7.erd the Constitution Of
+ ~ Sat. il el.es 50 elected, sha'l
assam'te d Csyula5 u R,lelgh, on the
? d Noud.y e .ua.y 1852, wlth full eu.
unlimited auhurIit TO make such alterations
10 the Sac Constitution Us their wsd m may
suegcsi
Ga moaon the House adjourned.
Tuesday, December 3.
Mr.. Leach, of Johnston, presented me.
mortal, praying sgains; the incorporation of
4 Temperance OF Religious Societies. Refer'd.
Mr.. Jones, Of Orange, presented bill de.
cisflng that lhe offence of exciting slaves L.
! tHsurlecIion, shall not be bailable and for OFT
er purposes; eierred 10 the committee Oh
/ tho Judiciary.
Mt, Boyle presented resolution TO inquire
into the expedieucy of extending the jurlsdc-
lion of Justices of the Peace on Promissory
Notes not exceeding $1,000.
Mr. d. F, Caldwell introduced resolutions
relative to amending the School law in seve.
raj particulars.
Mr.. FIynt presented bill giving the name
Of Crawford to the county town of Stokes.
MIR Jones, Of Orange, presented 5Ilfrom
the Committee Of Proposition and Grevan.
ces, dividing the county Of Surry and es;ab.,
llshlng new county 10 be called Yadkin. Ii
was read the first and second times.
The Speaker announced 10 the House that
the hour of - had arrived at which time tho
unfinished business of yesterday was in order,
il beng the motion of Mr.. Avery to take up
the Bill presented by Mr.. Love, and amend
ments to the Constitution, and TO refer i, to
the select Cammi,,ee on that subject.
o, motion of Mr.. Avery it was taken up
ard referred Nv ayes 10, noes Al
Nh. Avery made similar motion in re
gard 10 similar bill presented by Mr.. Ray
ner which was carried.
The bill to incorporate the Fayetteville and
Centre Plank Road Company passed its third
reading.
Mr. Stevenson made motion to take up
the Ill concerning the official bonds Of Sher-
If, Coroners and Constables, which was a.
greed to and the bill passed its I'd reading.
Mr.. s. J. Person moved that the hour Of
meeting Of the House should be II o'clock,
instead of TO- until otherwise ordered, which
motion prevailed, the House then adjourned
Wednesday, December 4.
Mr.. Nlley presented resolution lnstfuc-
ting the Library Committee to examine whe.
ther there are not certain documents in the
Secretary Of States office in regard to the
Colonial History Of the State, and to enquire
into The expediency and cost Of printing and
distributing certain number Of the same.
Mr.. Wiley SAID, that there was a single
copy of a manuscrip, journal of the Colonial
Assembly Of the State, and Of several other
Of the official proceedings Of the colony sub
sequent to the expulsion Of the royal Gov.
ernors and prior to the adoption Of the Con-
!. | stiintinn II was imnnrlani thai iheae shnnld