The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-01-29
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

=, Nondoy, Januory 49,
NJ. x. VI. Saunders, i,om ,hs s,I,c, co
"ifee on the R,iei. b ard CASTOR Rad :,
which was referred the ,n,,ossed hi,
w" ",'r :" Incorporate the Raieig and Ga.
wa H. ~ ~, r'ro ed The sane with certain
@r @"'' o''' u. :, a'd recommended lis pas.ser.
lie anef dnen' pIosices tia, whenever H..
o''i s'o' hh"'d"ts ~ sand road, or others. .h,ii
subscribe tor Si00 600 Of stock in ,hs mas,
con pHh', They sh,!i he rcleaud from al, for.
h'er liabilities to the Stale on account,sf s,iJ
road ''''
Nj. Sau' ders u ade few remarks in s,r.
port OF The an ntmrns; after which. on h..
motion, he bIll vas lliJ on tho table. md
uiaue 'nr sbfci1' order for Thursday next.
mf' !. ) L ron, lion The COMMITTEE on
Ni''tary Ah'rs, reported bin concefnn,
we VIM Of 'hls 5 ate. Reed Is, time.
M VI Loan, bill 10 lnco,po,a,e H,cL
ohoals Manuiaciurins C,mpsny in the corn.
! ~ OF Surty.
ihe II eusr rh n took op the Special O,der
~ - 'e''S 'hr o''l TO repeal an act passed a, the
"e"efh' A'>erh'' OF lS4S-'0 entI!ed an act
!" increase The Rtyenue of the State. and for
olher pu pose.
~ ef b'In9 under consideration for som,
lln.e the llpn-e took a recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
message vas Itcei,ed from tho Senate
transmitting sur dry eng grossed bills and re.o
VI ons part OF which were read The LAT tine
and passed
Inc House proceed to the unfinished b,.
n'ss OF 'he mouioe, w: the Revenue Bill,
{" was unde Consideration the remainder
e the Session.
Tuesday, January IA.
message was 'ecrived from the Senaie
! '",m''''ng ce tam engrossed resolutions Of
''a' o,uS on The suhJrct Of slavery, which we're
read the first Tine aud passed.
Mf. Chety from The Committee on III,
'ao'c'aft fepo ted the bill 10 exemp, from
: 'ru''oh Q cet'ain parhon OF land, known a.
ne Hnmesfe8d B Il, with an amendment, and
'eco'nm'nded fs passage. Laid on tie IN.
O'e, on molion Of Mr.. Eru,n, snd made ,hs
special order 'or Friday, at 3A O'clock
Mr' NJ. Saunders, rom the same Cam.
""'ee' 70 "hich vas referIed The resolution
hs''uc'ng SAID Committee 10 inquire into the
7Npen'ency OF revising the Statute laws of
ms ale, reported iavotaby, and recommen.
'eu me passage OF bill entitled "a bill for
,e''sne and dIgeslng the statute laws of this
''a'e passed lst reading, and was recon-.
nr'ed.
me t"o Houses proceeded to elec, Tfus.
&c of The Uoiserslly, and W. W. Avery.
: q =, Was elected.
NJ VI. Saunders, from the Committee
u 'he JI'"i'fN. reported the engrossed bill
'ncofpo'a'e y B,ik 10 the town of WASHING
~ 10 The Coon's OF Beaufort, with on amend.
'en', and recommended it's passage: read se.
ond time.
% motion of Nj. Avery, the Free Suffrage
VI was aade The special order for o'clock
Ils afternoon.
Va motion of Mr.. D. A. Barnes, the Reye.
ie b'll was postponed to 81 o'clock this af.
moon, to give place for the introduction of
ports.
a message vas received from the Senate
an''n'tns communication from the Go.
fnor IN re'aron TO The Western Turnpike
"a 'he Oh1ioker lands /; also The report of the
not Select COMMITTEE on ad ournmeni.
Inc House agreed 10 print the message of
Go'ern'f, and also agreed TO the tcsou.
N 70 adI'u'n ,ine die, on Friday, cath inst.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tie Revcupe Bill, having underoone
ei colsd ration, was postponed until To-
ck.
Mr.. Jones' presented bill to punish with
an persons endeasoring to excite insurrec.
n among slaves. Read the lst time and
ssed
he speaker announced that the hour had
I.ed for liking up ibe Free Suffrage Bill.
Mr. Erwin moved 10 postpone the special
Ter 10 II O'Clock 90 Monday next; which
5 decided IN the negasive-ayes II, noes 80.
NJ. L"ach, OF Davidson, offered an amend.
ut providing for change Of tho basis of
resfn;a''on IN the Senate, from taxation
IN xed basis OF taxation and while popu.
on.
fr. Leach stated tha, he offered the amend.
II IN good faith as a compromises peace
'sure. 1t was the plan adopted in South
olIna, and was bur Just and fair. IL adop.
he would support the bill.
he question was then taken on the amend.
II, ard 1t "@s 'jected-ayes 10, noes 81.
IL. Er"ln moved that the bill be indefinite.
os'poneed which motion was decided in
negaive-ayes 80, noes "A.
he question was then taken on the passage
e bdl on ,'s Sd reading; and the vote
1-Ayes 75, noes SO three ffhs having
10 the sffi NATIVE, 1t passed its Sd read.
aud was ordered TO be engrossed.
he following is the vote:
ES- -Messrs Avery, Barco. j. Barnes, Blow,
!. Boykin. Brazier. Bridgsrs. Brogden, Clsnton,
srham. Cotton, Davidson. Dickinson, Durham.
I, Fonve. Gordon, Hackney. Harrison, G.
IS, Herring. 5. P. Hill. VIM. Hill. Holland, Jar.
sskins, Jones. Jshpsisa. kallum, A. j. Leach,