Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-29

RALEIcH, Oct. %, 1852.
"a message was received in the
DslR JoU o., ne House of Commons, proposing that
qps nov Of State be instructed 10 furnish each
he no different counties IN the State, with
bcH ttbo bill providing for the election OF PresI-
SPl. o. Electors, which proposition was concnrred
n. o,.uke introduced bill to incorporate Be-
Mr.. Cl' or Charitable Societies Provides thel
rden': = which Acts of Incorporation are to be OBJ
%arper IN ""'0
nngi' rnmber of cngrossed bills from the House.
j lrso ID upon their second, and some on their
bird re s,ane bill to make the bonds of the State,
MN account Of the Fayetteville and Western
sdeef o. 1aod Company transferable.
nk hin to repeal an act of the last Legislature
o. IN Sno the county of Jackson, quite spirited
eaOI'nir"STn up in which Messrs. Thompson, Gil
l gSfnos and Kelly participated. 1t is alledged
asr rrrs of the BILL that the county of Jack.
tnc - not contain the requisite federal popula-
an. Wv onttc it to the act Of Incorporation and,
i9o ,rostication, it found that there some
oPD more counties in the same predicament; and
Zen 81 !, repealed, it is possible that others may
5i'" . u" same fate 1t is made the order of the
aTE e. r tomorrow when Mr.. Thomas, and MIR.
N p.,n will no doubt he the principal speakers.
~. cimers resolution was taken up at II o'clock,
VI NJ = uas expected that MIR. Bynum would make
6aa ,,f,I effort Mr.. Gilmer said, his friend, Mr.
p""n beng still too unwell to enter into debate
!! tbp Senate would lay it the table until to-
t4saw but the question recurring on the indefinite
D.nremcnt Of the resolution, 1t was postponed
FfPJ:olr Inv a vote of % to 20. And can first
;;oLu u secret. Mr. Journal e. there will be a
A yo,nv sick Wings, when they are to come in
s'l D'I ,,;tb DR. Shaw His speech of Tuesday has
ca'aI'1 tho hash for these Constitution loving
1S:rs and things, since them have worn differ
mi appearance a. ,:
'~.ono.i,ion to fill the vacancy occasoned by the
H tEnn Of the Hon. R. NJ. Saunders in the Board
y Gnao ,issionerS to revise the Revised Code. 1t
~ there is an opinion that if the Board of Com
toners should fail to make their report to this
:Ja,n~n they cannot continue with their work,
E%a Act, which authorizes the revision, says they
~ Lave Qntil the next meeting of the General
1', "nbIv to do it in. The debate was lengthy-a
at diversity of opinion expressed and the matter,
q. tbe present, will lay on the table.
"IbsIirre several Divisions Of the Sons of Tempe
o we're Incorporated. far the reading of bills,
=, time in the House will go.
The weather is excessively warm again to-day
3. VAS found necessary in both Houses of the Le-
Trmorrow night our talented Elector, Mr. Branch,
ri address the Pierce and King Club. He is pow
rnl reasoner and an impressive speaker; and while
strictly abStans from the little vul gar anec Totes
rsi.h are invariably resorted to by the Wing ora
ny, 70 provoke laugh, he is listened to with pro-
Gnd attention, and his speeches full of instruc
linn and this is the kind of timber with which we
are using up the whole of Coondom within the limits
# these States w.
RALEIGH, Oct. %, 1852.
DEAR JoURNAL-In the Legislature to-day, spout
mo has attracted The attention Of the spectator
Tbp House passed resolution. appropriating $1,000
FIR the purpose of carpeting the two chambers. fur
nshng Spltoons, and settles for the lobby. Some
hbate on this of course number of bills were
read second and third lines, and the House adjourn
Ito listen to the debate going on in the Senate.
In the Senate, Mr. Thompson'S bill to repeal the
act passed at previous session of the Legislature.
nestablish the county of Jackson, was taken up
Mr. Thompson advocated the repeal of the act, upon
lie grounds that the Federal population of said
county was not as great as is required by the Con-
sutton to entle it to the said act of incorpora-
im that the county was represented, when the act
vas asked for as a very fine and fourishing county,
ind The assurance that the federal population would
reach the requisite number fy the present time =
These assurances had not come to pass, and the SEN
with the facts before it, is bound to pass the bill
now before it. Mr.. Thompson brought statistica
himaOn TO sustain him in the position which he
BAL aiken; he said the erection of these little coun
ties the West was unfair; and some of them die
pay enough revenue 10 defray the expenses o.
representative to the General Assembly.
Mr. WOodfn. in a speech of considerable length
urged The rejection Of the proposition before the Sen
ate. He felt fully assured that the population would
be sufficient, in very short time, now that The
works Of internal Improvement going on in the ives
tern part of the State, had tendency to. and woul(
invite settlers that the county of Jackson was ;
great convenience to the people within said terrific
vi shortened their ride to and from court, &c.
Mr. Thomas replied, briefly but sharply, to tn
remarks Of MIR. Thompson. He explained the rea
mwby some of these Western Counties did no
pay as much taxes some of the Eastern counties
Hsald they had been settled since 1918, that larg
Fporton OF their inhabitants Indians, and thes
MaanS refusing to vote. were not compelled to pa
FAt tax He told the gentleman from BERTHE that
mime event of an Instruction in the cast, and hel
"S0 We west should be necessary, that the amour
" @SG paid by the West would not be called int
question: He cautioned Eastern members to bewar
uDG Hey offered propositions to repeal Acts erectln
'eAA counties in the West, ere he fred the indgna
oa OF That people, which if done. a voice would b
leaId numbering behind the mountains which coul
no !, be mistaken by the East
Oe3' Person advocated the passage of the Bill be
%' me Senate, in short, but pointed speech, an
%S SuDgect Is laid on the table for Mondays discus
n "u regret, exceeding y to communicate sue
'"S 10 you; but the scene occurred, and now til
n3 S tan no longer be kept concealed that, the la
G Tue West are arrayed one against the other, an
,aS9 regret that the bill introduced, as, JACK
,Dj county would only have but one Representative
'I could make no material difference
AT, Clark from the Committee on Corporation
p"'Gu That the constitution conferred no pOwe
ny" me Legislature to incorporate by compaHie
r'S the intention for the application of charte
G 0een made known through some newspape
gay days previous to making such application, an
ea mat there were number of bills in the hand
~ne Committee, upon which they would take n
S%n Tor the reasons above assigned THE Tru
'I IH society, Bill is among that number
W after which the Senate adjourned. having bee
session from l to half past 2 o'clock w
RALEIGH, Oct. 25, 1852.