The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-20

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Thus Car. zoo will observe. netting
has. brea done beyond shxt i prelimI-
nary in.iegislafion. A great many bills
haze been introduced. and the commit
tees are al hard at xork. A very corr
dial feeling prevails between The two
sides Of The House. MIR. Shsphrrd. Of
Cumberland, rho has much a. ihe con-
eilistory manner Of Mr.. DObbin. is the
leader Of the Administration ranks !;
and in, ihis he.isassisirdby Nr. Dnstch.
Of Wayne, and Mr.. SingIetary. Of Pitt.
OF the Wings. hitherto. Mr.. Barringer
has been most prominent in tbH Com
mons. Col. Outlaw has been attentive
10 what passes. bat as yet is silent.
Mr.. Mebane's opinions command . We
nv general respect and acquiescence.
Nobody in the lower branch has bet.
ter intellect than Mr.. Bynum. Of Ruth,
rrlerd. and IL gives pleasure 10 observe
how easily word or two from him will
resolve q difficulty. Mr.. Gerrel has
hardly opened his lips. and Mr. Baxter
only made his appearance this morn
ing. having been detained in the west
BY business consequent upon, the death
Of his brother.
II is hardly possible to say What the
Legislature will do for Internal I'm
provements. The pulse of the Assem-
bly, has not yet been tested BY vote
yet somehow an impression is abroad
that nothing will be done. I shall en-.
terrain other hopes so long as can. .
Many bills To charter and reeharter
Banks are before the proper commit
tees. Mr.. Caldwell, Of Guilfprd, has
plan Tor a Bank of four millions ol
capital. which is an anomaly 50 far as
the past 10 concerned. lie unites bank
ing and internal improvements. and
hopes to regulate and qualify the los.
es Of the latter BY the gains Of the fur,
mer. | learn he has gained som,
friends TO his plan-of which. blythe
way. he speaks plausibly and with great
zeal.
The debate in the Senate last Tues,
lday. on the resolutions intrmluced b,
Gov. Graham in relation to the resig
nation OF Gov. Reid, and the effect d
de,ol,ing the duties Of the office upon
the Speaker al the Senate, was yer,
well conducted. did not hear all o
Gov. Grahams speech. What hear,
was well considered and expressed
Mr.. Eatnn's was a good speech ON III,
same side; and, Mr.. winsluw's (upol
the other) was ingenious aud eloquent
Mr.. Winslow. being fresh to public
life. made quite an Impression for abb
lily and speaking talents. Upon III,
whole, however, there is no ,loubt tina
Orange has The Senator ia that cham
ber: Sa,d among his brethren.
| Mr.. Graham is to speak upon III,
Convention question to. morrow.
think he will trouble them some beior,
he is done with them. He is well sus
tanned IN the Senate by Gilmer. Ray
ner, Ashe, Mitchell ; to all III whol,
our Democracy oppuse Biygs and Ea
ton.
| shall be altogether disappointed j
the manner in which this winters cam
paign is conducted does not give th
Wing party-or their principles, b,
whatever name known-a cleanss.wee
in North Carolina two years ..hcnce
May We all live to see it.
Your charters for Plank Roads /
Milton and Chapel Hill have been in
lroduced by Mr.. Phillips, aud they ar
now in the hands OF committees.
:, CONGRESS.
In the Senate, on the 9th, MIR. Adj
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