The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-31


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6~f;ur and obligatory act az legisla-
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49, m.xlr, for uuruos~ ) similar 10 those
r,.usxu,ul,,ed h. ih..-b hill. \ wish to
dr.u. tbs attention of the Senate 10 the !
eiirrr-x..urrs uusler which those two
bills. wrrc uzssed. As he. has called
xsr,n<isv. IN the veto message, to the
6rfthxt thsso hills were passed. many
vrxzftsrthe Constitution waS furm-
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thrx we're usysefk st least many wears,
urzrxx IN tia formation Of the Consli-
tutjs.s than the wear 1854 antlif the.
v.lu< cf anxct. as am exposition Of the
Constitution. depends. upons its near
u<xv. in uruximify. tnL the time when
thxa, instrument was. formed. we. GER
f.fuIy have uu rishr tn cIaim any supe-,
ring Advantage fur the exposition We
mssvr give over these. given, as they
we're, nearer by MANY years'to the era
az he Constitution itself. And it must
ksrrrurzrkrd. fIrshr.-. t.rat at the time
,,,rer, ,l,.sx srfc--..,hr ,et-for the Ken
,u.Lv ,ud f,r the connectieut ASYLUM
for the deaf and dumt,--were. passed.
;urata and 1926 fhe are still nresent.
I'll M . ! msu. whn were. concerned in
mzk,nyt the Constitutions. or, men who
uvrvs eoutemroranenus with it--sons
ofuhou, occuairri serts in ho.h branch
,x..f tbs NatonuI Legislature,
Nov huw WEIR. thesr.acts passed ,
The frst aet. tlat. of 1919 granting
Ind, for the bcrtir &c the Connect.
cut asylum Eos the deaf and dumb. orr.
~fuate,l i'm the tIuusss of Representa-
ives On its second reading, March
1910. Mr.. Bassett. of Virginia. NOV.
etl its, commitment TO a Committee Of
thesr Whole. but the motion was lost.
sfr. p. p. Barbourmoy its indefinite
msfpuuemcut; the mption was rejected,
Thc. bill was. then ordered 10 be, en-
rru.se,l anil il was. read third time,
and missed no yeas and nays having
heau called. Aud. sir. in the House Of
Henrusrutatiyes.. 10 mention, no other
distinguished individuals, there were
their, from the: State az Virginia, MIR.
Philip y. Barbour and Henry ST.
George Tucker Ii there bad been
auvreal doubt. auv serious question,
xbnut tic coEstitutionaIitY Of that mca.
sure, can we doubt for one moment
that these gentlemen. Knowing as we
do their political connections and afli-
mites, would ha, e called for the yeas
ami uays upon that bill and shown By
THAR votes that thpy did not concur in
a1passsge
That bill then came to the Senate
twas inmc,lalel, read twice, aud re.
ferre,t To the Committee ON Public
y.auds. On the next day il was passed
without division, no. yeas and naYs
having been taken. There were in the
Senate At thatday some gentlemen Of
no mean fame and consideration in this
cnunuy. There's was, Mr.. Dagge;t oil
Gonnecticut; Rufus King aud Nathan
Sanford, of News York Mahion Dick