Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-10

and we say, the party has never forsaken him-and
they would have him know, that there are other
who have done yeoman's work FOR the cause of the
great Democratic party-Dobbin is one of that num-
Der: and am only sorry his name is up for Senator
to excite the jealousy of men in whom, did hope
better principle prevailed ] still believe Mr..
Dobbin will be elected If he is not. and Wing u.s.,
the curse OF the Democracy of this State, will rest
upon the heads of such Influential men of the party
through whose treachery he may be defeated.
The vote by which the Plymouth Bank bill was
defeated on Saturday, was reconsidered to-day and
was made the order of the day for Wednesday next.
MIR. Woodfn introduced a bill to appropriate 3d.
5O0,00O for purposes of internal improvements-to
complete the Central Road West to connect at Knox
viile Tenn; East, from Goldsboro to Beaufort 10
be applied to the Deep River Navigation improve
ment to Mays Head Inlet to the improvement of
Yadkin and Watauga Rivers, &c.;-money to be
raised by sale of the State Bonds redeemable in 30
years, bearing interest at per cent. This is en-
phatically the Omnibus bill of the session, and wHi
not pass.
Blue Ridge. Charleston and Chattanooga Railroad
bill passed third time
In the House, the Committee on Internal Improve
ments reported bill authorizing the union of the
Greenville, Roanoke and Petersburg Railroad.
MIR. Carmichael introduced bill to incorporate
the Salisbury, Mocksville and Wilkesboro' Plank
Road Company.
Mr.. Corbett introduced bill to incorporate the
Merchants and Planters Bank in Wilmington
The Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation bill is
before the House yet it was taken up to-day, read
third time, and laid on the table
The Senate, at IL o'clock, repaired to the House
of Commons. ind, &c according to law" proceeded to
count the sor Governor; when it appeared that
Governor Reid,s majority is 5,564i <i.t. f@..'.'
The Free Suffrage bill, which was reconsidered in
the House on Saturday, was taken up to-day and
made the order of the day for tomorrow.
The Committee to whom was referred the subject
reported bill to restrict in part fishing in Abemarle
Sound, and recommended its passage. w.
RALEIGH Dec 7. 1852
DEAR JoURNAL-Mr. Berry introduced in the Sen.
ste to-day bill to amend the Constitution of North
Carolina being the same passed at the last ses
son. A great deal of unnecessary debate ensued
\ r. Joyner contending that the bill out of or
der-the Chair deciding otherwise, and his decision
sustained by the Senate. No vote was taken on it.
but on tomorrow it will receive it's death blow.
Mr.. Mcdowell introduced a bill to pay witnesses
in Brunswick. Mr.. Murchison bill to incorporate
the Upper Little River Navigation Company
The engrossed bill from the House of Commons
relating to the Deep River and Cape Fear Naviga
ton Company, read the first time in the Senate
Hon. w. Fl. Battles resignation Judge of the
Superior Court read before the Senate, together
with his acceptance of the Supreme Court Judgeship
In the House, the bill for the recovery of debts
from nonresident debtors passed second time.
MIR. Blow introduced memorial from citizens Of
Pitt. Mr.. Dortch bill to incorporate Goldsboro
Normal School. Mr. Reid, of Duplin, bill to incor
porate the Duplin Plank Road Company Mr. En-
win a bill to improve County Prisons and to estab
lish Houses of Correction. MIR. Mcintyre bill to
incorporate the Robson and Richmond Plank ROAD
Company.
Not until U. s. Senator is elected will much Blu
siness be done. have never witnessed deeper in
dignaton than exists with the Democratic par
ty proper One man seeks the Office of Senator, and
is told that another is preferred Becoming enrageG
he he'll stab and wound if he cannot kill the
main party and true to his instinct, he changes hi
opinion on the great land question, makes converts
and thus keeps off an important election. He has
written and preached his funeral (polticaD dis
course for the present his pride is wounded, anc
he Gu res not who sinks so he swims. w.