The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-01-22

a'' was determined IN the negative-aye
l3, noes 35.
, = resolution sPpropraing $1,000 for fur
4sins The Governors House a bill to in
a fo'e"ra'e Ihe Gary burg and Oconechee Plank
E iSo1o C'mpahy and The bill to repeal por
.i"t - an act to erect toll bridge on The ca
a"shs ffer, were read the secoLd time apt
passed.
The Senate took recess until 81 o'clock
-. 81 O'Clock.
The evening session was consumed in de.
oalihg amendments to the Slavery Resolu.
y 20, without comng.to any final determine.
'l"a See article on Is, column.
Friday, January 10.
Ar. Cameron, from Corporation Commit
Tee, reported tho hill TO incorporate a Bank
10 iAs togn Of Wedcsboro' and recommend
ed ,ta passage.
oH mo;ion Of Mr.. Berry, a message was
sent to the House proposing to adjourn the
'So Houses Of the General Assembly, sine
die ca tho 22d Janaury, 1851.
Nr Gilmr Withdrew his motion to substitute hi.
own resolutions for those before the Senate and Of
tered than os additional resolutions stng that he
@hhdiew to avoid any evasion in the vote; where.
upon they rsre voted down by pretty much party
vot.. r'
Mr.. Caldwell, Of Burke, offered a subs,i,u,. for
una! portion OF ths Re- solutions proposing a call of
. ehvnilon in any of the contingencies designa
TED III {. enforced his Substitute in an sbls and
eloquent sppeal 10 the Senate on tn. propristv of
having North Carolina speak through dele gates fresh
ron the people, and thoroughly acquainted with
beir ~shes, on this vital question The amend
mehi was opposed by Msssrs. Caldwell, OF Mecken !
burg, HIKE and Shepard, who insisted that il the
f'opte were permitted TO speak in the prem ,es,
theFe woud be great cry of Union, and the result
would bt as had been in Georgia Rather a fatal
lesitohi seems to us-bsing substantially insisting
u at 4 the People wouldn't declare for s.cesson' (
'hsy should he made 10 do so by those now claiming
tbs power.
hr CildwePs substitute shared the fate OF i,s prs
decssso'. Dr.. Cameron next introdu ed a n amend |
"eht' u, substance of which was. that in the hap
l~hihg o. contingencies specified, either ono of the
same beng direct invasion of the Constitutional
right. Of he South, the Legislature should be called
but the Majority insisting upon the declaration vir
'ua'y made IN the Revolutions that the occurrence
OF shheI event would make it inc consistent with the
homer of North Carolina to remain in the Unien.
voted down this amendment also
Mr.. Bynum OF Rutherford then offered a IN amend /
ihsnt alng that there is .uch a thing as the Gov
eFhment OF tie United States, having Constitution
fatir'd ny tie People in their highest sovereign ca
paeitt-insisling that IS the Minority Resolution
alfesey adopted only asserted principle it was pro
per TO take tue sense Of the Senate on his Resolution
~ th's way maze necessary. This was also butch
eses
fmsIly Dr. Csmsron's amendment, in substance
the p.rseology somewhat altercd-was aaopted:
ana = ts's sttd second Resolutions of Nr Edwards,
he't cfs pied by an unanimous vote-tho
.5td ~ Ijority. Pending the vote on lhs
fsa';a h..r'u''ea, the Senate adjourned.
,.ns'e o"k recess until o'clock.
3 clock.
t. oa"In Of the evenings session va.
IN. 70 Se consideration and debate Of
he S., = Resolutions.
Saturday,, Jasuary IL. /,
ne.' e. vas received from the House, ,
'tat' Z t''' 40 he hour Of III bad srrivud,
hst. BIC ~oula proceed TO the election of , s
ffusltes
Recsrtd message from the House, disa. $
'tosing 10 the proposition to adjourn on the
.2d iae'ant. Also, a message, proposing to e
alse JoHt Select Committee of three on ,
par "i each House 10 examine into the b
az oi The business before the General As. a
smb'y. Concurred in; Messrs Bower, yoy. 4
IS md williamson sppoint'd Senaie's branch ,
TIE slavery Resolutions we're then taken f
- abd ne e'sainder OF the hornlng's sit. b
ine 49, Consumed in the conslderati of '
e sue II
i"s ! n tesululien was passed by a vote $
1 SO 8. f
Nj. haks moved to reconsider the 3rd re. b
olut'eo rejected, Is to 81. ,
Mr.. Hoke moved to lay The 5th resolution I
N the table. Carried 26 to 30. c
NJ. Boz d offered an additional resolution, v
rbich "ss rejected, 20 TO 30. \
Nr. Hoke offered the I'd resolution Of mi. Il
oiIly Of the committee, the word "secede" r
eing stricken out. Pending the eonsid.ra. ii
on OF this motion, the Senate teok = recess.
8 o'clock. q
HE committee reported that D. s. Reid b
as elected one Of the Trustees of the Uni c.
erslty. n
Ga motion Of Mr.. Williamson, tho ID res. q.
lution of the minority and an anne ndmenl.
fared by Col Joyuer, were laid on the table.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Monday, JGnusry 6. :.
Mr.. Mckay presented a bill to increase r
le revenue by taxing Incorporated compa. .,
les. Passed frs, reading and was referred =
MIR. Douthit, a resolution to terminate The D
ebale on the Slavery Revolutions, to. day al
O'Clock, P. NJ. :.
The hour having arrived for executing the J., r.
'lni order for this purpose, the two Houses n
roceeded to the election of Counsellors of r r
tate. Messrs. Cadwallader Jones and D. :.
:. Caldwell acted as lellers on the part Of 9
be Heuse. The vote was as follows: for
J. Mckay 90; Whime StalIings 90; :.