The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-20

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Rich q. Cowper, A. X Kelley.
H.. Wiley, Charles MsCiees.
A. Mitchell. Lewis Thompson,
john g. Bynum. Thos. F. Jones.
II. III. Parks. N. w. Wood6n,
w. B. Lane, ID. A. g. Palmer.
John A. GiImer,
October 8, 1889.
The Protest was read; when Mr..
Iioke inquired whether the right Of
Protes', guaranteed in the Constitution,
extended only to mere statement ol
facts. or allowed the Protestants TO set
forth the occasion Of their Prntest.
The Speaker read from the Constitu
ton the clause in question, and order
ed the paper to be spread ON the jour-
nails.
Mr.. Gilmer offered rpsoluiinn TO en-
plny II. Fowler rs official Reporter of the
procesding-. debates. &c. of The Senate.
10 be allowed The usual RATES nf cnmprnsa.
ton far sienoeraplnc reporting: aud Thai
= copy of the reports sd made be furnish
ed Ia each Of the political papers Of Ihis
civ.
TN motion ~ Mr. Steele, the resolution
was referred To a committee, whirh srrm-
passed of Messrs. SreIe, Bower and
Woadfin.
Mr.. Joyner introduced The following ,e-
soluiians. viz:
/ DaaaT,.oI 'rl.. Ill. o.... 49,. .........
ed uah deep regret The mechanically intel.
ligenre nf the death Of The han"rahle
William II. IIaywaod. Jr. resident ol
tbs CIV, and distinguished cnlzen Of
the State.
Resoiucd. That The members of this
House tender the Expression Of their deep
sympathy To The family aud relations oI
he deceased. au this mnurniul event. and
thai they viii aiirrd his funeral al 4
o'rlork on his dav.
Mr.. Brosdrn said. in Substance. i rise
10 Second The resolution. herause I cnnsi-
der ii.,lue 10 departed worIh--hreau-e /
consider il due 10 gentleman who has
acted distinguished part in the pubic
affairs af his cnun'ry: aud who, whatever
might have heen his errors. was ardenlly
aud pnrio irals Devoted 10 The interests
aud l,uuor az his native Stale: and III every
high and responsible station in winch lie
was placed sustained her interests and
honnr with marked zeal and ability.
The trsolninns were unanimously
Adopted: aid lhrrcnpon
The Senaie forthwith, adjourned until
10 morinw morning 10 o'clock.
Saturday, October o.
message was received from the House
lof Commons, transmitting ihe prgrosscd
bill passed in Thai Iln So, 10 provide. for
The eleriinn of Electors 10 vole fnr preSi-
dent aud Wire presidcn, of The United
States in HE year 1889; aud asking the
concurrence 81 The Senate therein. Said
hill was rea The first time and passed.
AL on moiion III Nr. Wnmllin. The rules
were suspended. aud The bill read The Sc
r"nl and Ihnd times. passed. and ordered
To he enrolled.
The resolution for the employment nf
an official reporter uf the debates AMI prn.
Greetings Of lle Senaie. reported hack run
cornmlllee. was, ON notion of Brewer,
land ON The table.
There being no business before The
Senate. on malion Of Mr.. Josnrr The
Senate atj"inedio l0n'clnck on Monday.
Monday. October IL.
The report on the Rules nf Order was
'akea up. aud After snlne amendment The
Rnfrs were ordered Ia be printed.
The resolution for The appinlmeni of
Repoter was taken up, and after some
discussion il was rejected by voie &c
80 10 II
Tuesday. October IL.
Mr.. J.. Jones introduced series of
declaring. Isl. That il il. ir-
eypeslient lnFepeal the section II lIip arls
liking The 81 Monday in November Is M. ]
line fnr The meeting Of the General lssem-
Dlv. I'd. 'rhai il is inexpr,Iienl To change. J,
he lime ofSmeeling 10. The FIRST Mnn,lasl
a October. And 3.l. rlia the convoca.a
ion &C ,lm General Assembly hy ll,e Gov | !
'rnor,sby virtue Of The power vested IN
iin hvslaw, and upon an extraordinary |