The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

"a ~ lFaFiHt"iN ~ wv $500 - !" ~
iiefd IN ouf lssi. ss,emhled a. hahday
ne ~ itsiaiii. and bfih houses atis o.
gzlizfl ~ ilis 6is dsy.
On ~ Sfnae. an TUESDAY, NF. D.ii-
lineien prs. nln3 4 rommunirslinn liem
YIN. .ll4,l. Ess.s Secretary 4 he sisis.
anuoi'nring si,as Sr~snn Gales. Eco, had
rvnsarlesi - ! arrnle the rmntsng ipf DE
preseus I..slsl~slur; whirh y - srsd and
srni u az ass.ef Iinu<e.
Me.srr. Bog ~ and Jorssrr we're aP-
poln,ed IN tie pari III lisr >enzie. 10 wait
an the 6os<f,,or and inIafm him ef he
arssn zai,on 81 The l~o Houses. and their
readiness IA r-rriEe znx enmmnwczilon
~h~h he might lhink pseper 10 make.
A prssnhlr and fesoluiissn was suhnii-
lrd hy Mr. Jaue< rom Pefqninons and
Pssquoiank. RETIRING ~ suhjeei Of the
c.n,rslrd slcriinn Irpn crasen and tur-
lihek 10 : select romnisiee ri four. whose
day Il .sI,oald he 10 lrpoH The farls 81
HE ease al lac very earliest day GENIE.
nifni.
Mr.. Jenss addressed The Senate al
sune lsuril,. and was iollowsd by Mrssfs.
Caldwell and like an. the oppesre
tide; who were replied 10 by Messrs.
Bynum Jones aud Ellington.
Mr.. Jo.rs cfIrred apaper for the inior:
NATION of the Senale.
Mr.. HIKE nhjeeIed 10 rs being read.
l. The question ON lie reading was deri-
ded VI The affirmative. The said paper
was then read. II was The certificate Of
Henry Chamberlain. &c.
| lCenliicaie or Henry e. amberls n
ana Elijah Eafnham. polI-keeprrs a. Ca
nal Bridge. camden; certify that they
kept the pols and that Mr. Cherry was
inspector. aud did equal jas,ice To both
raeiiidales: that when he cnnnIed oui the
vnles, he COUNTED oui 20 Gnm the box.
whirh gave DR.. Shaw IL. and. Ni. Bar
nanl 60: but il,ev had rermded AN the
p0Il bucks only 70 y0irs. making diiie.
renee al one n,ufe IN The box than re.
corded in the prll-i that they believe The
mistake was caused hy ihc crawd olpen-
pie looking over The polls during the day'
that they must have. omiliPd 10 record
one Of the yniers; that they certified To
the certificate which contained the So
votes for Mr.. Barnard, also The Ia Tor DR..
Shaw. and did so bee nnse they believed
ur. Chrrry's certificate was rorrecl; they
also stale that u MIR. cherry altered The
certificate, he di u. Is ilhou their know
ledge or consent; and further say, that
they wrrerouvnrei in their own minds,
that Mr. Barnard is eniiileI 10 the 81
votes which was first set firth in the Ger.
,iiicaip drawn mp hy Mr.. Cherry and sign-
ed hy them The evening The polls we're
closed. Sworns before a Justice OF The
Pesrr.
Tie Senate lher, on motion, adjourned
unlll io-nlorrow morning 10 o'elock.
Ola "Wednesday. The contested election
came III, again as the unfinished b"sinrss
l-,he question pending heing the resnlu-
iiup Of NJ. Jones. providing fnr an inves-
igalion hy "a rommuiee. offered as an
amendinen, t. the resolution OF Mr.. Iioke,
declaring Mr.. Shaw entitled 10 his seat
as Senator from Camden and Curriiurk.
MIR. jones asked leave to present y
paper giving information tosihe Senate
iourhing the subject ma ter under conside-
raiion.
Mr.. Ifoke ohjerted 10 the reception.
and raised point of order.
The Speaker ,ler,led hal il was case
! that did not come under what was tech
nic,lly =. rule &C o,ler. Il proposed 10
give information Ia ihr .Senair. AMI il was
with. them 10 decide whether II should
he received or not.
The question was then taken on the
rccep,nn. aud carried; and The said pa
pc, was =. adj.
Ii was The affidavit of Archibald Cher
rv, The inspector Of The poll. al Canal
Bridge prerinr,, Camden county. testify
ing In The iacis stalled IN The ce,iifi ate of
the pull bidders al saul precinct. aud sta
ting that he did lake the responsibility,
without aulhmiv from The phil. ol.rr-,
aI' rr their certificate had been made U,i
and signed. 4, make an alteration IN The
statements 81 The polls. hy changing The
\ figure Two into one.
| Mr.. Caldwell moved iIla, il be laid up.
on The table.
The President. The paper will, as a
naurr nf course. gu tn the table without
n,oiinn.
| Mr.. I}vnum then proceeded 10 address
the hair upon the suhl'e q before the Sc
nale. having a,iaine,l ihe flour iar hal pur-
po-e pre- lions o'lhe adlnnrnnen yrsler-
iay. IN
/: gMr. Caldwell repiiea. rnnrn.ling iha,
Mr. Shaw va eniiif.l 10 his s"a, an IN
oppnsiiinn 10 reference III tie ease Il i
conniilea.
Mr.. a,nnm replied 10 The arguments OF
The Sen,tne Ir.un Mecklenhurg.
Mr.. Jones also replir,lln Nr. Uallwell.
al considerable length AID before Il had
concluded, gave way 10 mollon Ia all
juurn; aud
The Senate adjourned mil lrmorrnw
morning 10 o'rlock.
TN Thursday. the Senate resumed The
unfinished business: when MIR. Iunps cop