The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-10

xr~A'ly inie,f. pied l'y the aIsSen,e n mem
hrs aud The interest taken ~ The rlerlion
hul nsi~ is'sss.ndsng ,I,,s. much Of = l..ra
cl,afzesrr has been disposed o.. aud per
) bal,< il h = bern done mnfe rrpesiils..s
fy'sIan # shr lI,n<e had been full,
andgnsie - xeII. .I.srge bnliss maye
SLOWLY" and s.ho,gll am the mul;i.ssls
% r.nInsvllo ;. ,llrsssis WISDOM sea Il
isnl~n use hal sl~rr i nilrn much ron.
tasiansin surli hodses. and wisslosn il NOT
siway< ~prasrM. The Interruption, then,
has hern M alir d, lay Of the imp~sisnl bu-
sinr<~. Inch suppose will be laken up
in eatn~s' NEXT week. On Monday.
TUESDAY zsrI " rdnesasv ,h~iwo Iluuses
WEIR u. ses<iot,. bur The slctaIls are mol Of
much interest. On Stlasrs,i.v. in si,e
House. Mr.. X. VI. Sapndrrs inlrodured
bill 10 s,<ulsilir ari enusIedsn aei "a
+ lneorp rate thr Nsnh .asalinA Raj Read
Company. Il pfpvi,le< i,r . s,,hscrip,ms,
~ The $2.0oJ.ouO 10 The cappd stock Of
sad rrSd.sla be as fnlloss nne-f fourth at
the siilassz subscribing. ar as soon rs A,c
sm.mry ran Ne rxisei, andonr fourth rzsl
every ssx snonihsihelvafte ~ 10 smsiIer
sums aud o;iensril demanded by The IN
irresis "a The company. IfaI>o purid. .
Tor Ahr appointments &c ten Direr,ors----ix
for,he Stale aaItouf Cor individual si,1k-
hoIders; and also Tor the appnin, 81
bv The board oflulernal Improvements.
.ofs representative % The States stock ia
vhe general ipre,ings Of the stool holders
This bill, | presume. will he hurried
ihroaglI wtlf all reasonable dispatch. a.
il is hislt = intporian, To the interests of
The State and of The company. On The
same dan Mr. Ward, II Jones. Introduced
bill 10 Incorporate the North Czlollna
and tilanlic Rail Road company Reau-
fnrt bcn2 IT. eastern terminus. aud Colds
borough ~ Western; and 10 run nv way
OF Ncwbern. In the Senate on TImrs-
day numeer 81 engpssed bills fiom the
Howsc we're read The first time. A reso-
luton Was alan adopted 10 instruct the
r,mmillee On Swamp Lands 10 report To-
she, Senate the number of acres, drained
aud nndrained. Of swamp lands bel,ris-
ing To the Stale. lie value. aud ihe sum.
necessary 10 complete the drai,sage.
fes'erd.y the Senate spent nearly tile
whole of us session in considering en-
grossrd bills ION d,rir second reading.
mosI Of which were To- al in their psovl-
Sims. There was hui Ilule Interest in
the House proceedings. Gen, Saunders.
from the Judiciary Cpmmiliee reported
back TO The Ilnnse Mr.. KsIIy's hill Tor
ahoIIShing Jury lrials in the County
COURTS. &r.. with certain amendments.
and on hi< motion, Tie amendments w~,e
ordered ~ he printed. aud The hill was
made the cider IL the day Tor Tuesday
next. The srperialsrommiilee on the
ssljeci. through Mr. Burton 1t, chairman.
yesterday reported agains. The bill 10
abolish lie present I.irense Law.
Raleigh, November 9Th, 1852.
! learn thai b,n little was done ia the
Ssna To-day. A billio amend the con
sil'alinn al the Stale, hv striking on, tina,
pnriInn OF usealsl sect. 4ih Art. Of The
anen,lmrn sgiyingsto The Legislature the
power 10 make amendments. was rejected,
hy wllatssotc | did no, hear.
In The House more business Than us,l-
a'was lrAnsac,ed during the time ]. was
IN sessions The Judiciary and. other
Committees subm,llrda number pfrrpurls
which were acled on. Some eight OF
ten new bulls were introduced aud pAs.-
ed their first reading, and a few enpross-
ell bills from the Senate were read ii,e
tirst lime. The sflec, committee an con-
siIiuiionai reform. through Mr.. Harris,
OF Caharru.. reported The Free Suffrage
hl 10 The House. with recommendation
that il should mi pass. When the bill
was read the SECOND hme, Mr.. Dargan.
ol Anson. expressed desire to address
sle tlnuse in opposition 10 The bill but
al The request Of Mr.. Williams &c Wat
zen, The further consideration III il,essuh-
Jrcl was postponed 10 Monday next. ia
give the minnriiy OF the cnmmiitee time
To submit report. Mr.. Dargan will
make a COOL speech. He has a rapid
fn.ncIaiisn,. aud an occa>ipnal impedi-
ln+n' IN hi speech; b,t his rras.ais,s
Is strong. aud he possesses grral oriqsna-
h'y. Nv impression il, that though he OPP.
poses the Legislative mode 81 gigiag free
lirapr, lie is an advocate fn a Cuaven-
lion as the proper mode of making III 8
aud other amendments 10 the eaaslilulion
'''at The people nav desire. Amsng The
bills introduced III li,c Hoase io-day was
one To amend the Constitution. by taking
ironIhs Legislature The power 10 make
Ii'ire amend 'nenis 10 thai Instrument,
and confinins il 10 Convention. The
piovisi"lss. suppose. are similar 10 The
MI regretted by The Seaate. II was in
aodnced by Mr.. Mci#'yse. of Richmond
The friend. oi Convention. think. are
evidently stronger il this Legislature
a'an they we've in the i4<s An"lhel
was bull To give the eletSssn az CLERKS
'aiii Masters an Equiiy To lie people, IN