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favor or passing this bill in still further curtail
| the operafions Of these gentlemen.
Mr. Dockery opposed the bill did not think calculated
certainly increase the circulation OF money 1t merty
put il in power Of the Banks to leid nut money
Was not in favor of protecting portion of The people,
okhoders in Banks while the majority OF the people had
suffer The consequences Of the EXISTING pecnary en-
barrssment country He thought hOweyeas the other
Banks had been protected that this Bank, he Bank of
Commerce should be put equal footing with Them,
| and he should vote accordingly.
Mr.. Worth entertained the same opinions
Mr. Turner again addressed the Senate
Mr. Thomas Of Jackson sad tnaI ip9 osae ,s .h ;
to good many submission speeches dc hoped that me IND
preston would go that NorhCarolina would sub
| NIT under all circumstances =
The question recurring the suspension oil the rules MT
| Turner called for the yeas and nays
! The rules were susPended-yeas 49, nays4
Mr. Worth moved the bill be referred TO the committee
] on the Judiciary. Not carried
The bill passed its second reading
Mr. Speight wished 10 know if The Banks which this
bill applied would not have the privilege Of contracting
| their line of discount
Mr. Morehead replied that this bill did not interfere with
| any provision Of the former bill.
| The bill passed its third reading
Mr. Dockery from the committee on joint rules present
Mr. Avery moved reconsider the motion by which the
bill adopted and to lay that motion the table in
prevent its being recunsdered until after its ratfca
Mr. Ramsay rose to make an inquiry.
| The Speaker said the gentleman was not in order.
Mr. Avery's motion carried.
The report the joint rules then read
| and adopted.
Mr. Thomas offered resolution in regard the Western
| Mr. Morehead moved that the bill to incorporate the
Gardner Valley Mining Company be put on its second
Mr. Morehead moved suspend the rules and put the
| bill on its third reading. Carried
On motion of Dir. Pitchford, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS
House called order by the Speaker at IL o'clock A
| NJ. PRAYER By the Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald.
Journal of yesterday read.
| The Speaker announced the following committees:
| On Enr lied BiH-Messrs Ransom, Rogers. Clarke,
| Crawford and Folk.
On Banks and Banking Messrs Hill, Bridgers, Men,
denha, Rogers, and Davis of Mecklenbnrg.
On C5nstitatiOndL Rforn1-Messrs. Wright, Merrimon
| Bachelor, Hill and Shober.
Mr. Waters offered resolution that the House. after Mon
day. shall meet At 10 o'clock A. NJ and adjourn at o'clock
! Mr. Siade offered the following Resolution:
R.so,red That without intending any threat,
is the opinion of this General Assembly, that
State sha, through the voice of her people withdraw
from the Union the General Government ought not tn at
tempt COERCION and that the people of this State ought not
only refuse take part any such attempt but TO
sist the same by all means IN their power.
The resolution referred 10 the committee Federal
| Relations.
Mr. Crumplers bill, providing against the emancipation
Of slaves by N offered yesterday, referred to the Ju
| INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
Mr. Davis of Mecklenburg offered bill to exempt from
taxation the watches and other time pieces belonging to
Engineers and other employees Railroads; read first
| time and laid on the table.
By Mr.. FaisOn, bill amend the law read
| first time and, O motion, laid on The table.
| By Mr.. Bynum, bill concerning Chatham county; read
| and referred To committee on the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. WoOten, bull authorizing County Courts TO ap-
point special Magistrates in certain Read and refer
| red committee the Judiciary.
By Dir. williamson bill extend the time for regis
terng Grants Deeds Conveyances &c Read and referred
| TO the committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr. Wilkerson, bill TO alter the Constitution Of
Read and referred TO committee on Con-
| stiiutional Reform
| By Mr.. Ward, bill to authorize the sureties of VIM.
Pollok late Sheriff Of Jones county, to collect arrearage of
taxes Read and referred to committee Propositions
and Grievances
| By Mr. Haines bill to enable E. ID. Hampton late
Sheriff Of Davidson county collect arearages of taxes
Read and referred TO committee Propositions and GeV
/ ances
By Mr. Faison bill concerning public roads and bridges
| Head and referred to committee on the Judiciary.
BY Mr. WOOten bill 10 regulate the fees of Registers.
] Read and referred To committee on the Judiciary.
BY Mr. GOrrel bill concerning the reading the records
of Courts Read and referred to committee on the Judi
Mr.. Rogers. from the committee Enrolled Bills. re-
ported back the bill passed yesterday, for the relief Of
/ the Banks and the people, correct.
On motion of Mr. Ferrebee, the House adjourned to IL
I O'Clock, A NJ Monday.
SENATE
MONDAY, Nov. 2Gth, 1850.
PRAYER by Rev Mr. Atkinson of the Presbyterian Church
The Journal of Saturday read.
On motion of Mr.. Ramsay, Mr.. Stubs, Senator from
Martin granted leave absence for the balance of the
week account Of the illness of Der of his family.
message received frm the House proposing to go
forthwith into election for Superior Court Judge for The
End district, and that Hon George Howard in nomna
tiOn in that body. Cnncurred in-and Messrs Arende
7
! the part Ut the Senate
The for Mr.. Howard unanimous in the Senate
! with exception.
/ On motion of Mr.. Walker. message sent to the
! in the 9TH district.
J Mr. Walker nominated Hon. J. w. Osborne.
The Speaker announced the following committees:
: Lanatic dsytuD'-Messrs. Prchfnrd Worth and Whit
! aker
! Deaf and Dumb Asy!um-Messrs. winstead Ramsay
: and Turner
! Aatq,y-Messrs Street, walkup and Simpson
Ss,lln H., Arop
! deli '>''''' -''f"''
! Public BaidiDgs-Messrs Burton, Watson ana Grst.
Lt6rGTy-Messrs. Outlaw, Hall, Taylor of Brunswick.
: FIndSce- Messrs Rogers. Thomas of Davidson. Win
stead Morehead Shaw, WORTH Taylor, of Nash and Har
ris, of Franklin.
Our Constitutional Retorm-Messrs. Bledsoe Outlaw,
Hail. Avery and Slaughter.
Mr. Erwin introduced bill providing for a call of Con-
venton of the people of the State, take consdera
ton The proper for the State pursue in regard to
Federal Relations. Referred to Committee Federal Re-
latOns
Mr. Avery, bill 10 authorize the Governor to call
Convention for the same purpose
During the reading Of the bill message received
from the House cOncurng in the proposition Of the Senate
to go forthwith into an election for Judge for the 9th dis
trict
Messrs Walker and walkup were appointed to super
intend the election on the par. of the Senate.
Messrs Osborne Mitchell and Lenuir, were in nomiua-
ton.
Mr. Mitchell received IA votes Mr.. Osborne % votes
The reading of Mr. Avery's bill was then resumed
On notion it was referred TO the COMMITTEES on Federal
Relations.
Mr. Avery. bill authorizing the Governor to arm and
equip volunteers IN the ate ana II necessary TO arm ana
equip the militia of the State, and to purchase and
munitions of war.
Mr. Avery moved it be referred to the Committee
Federal Relations
Mr. Whedbee moved it be referred to the Committee
| Military affairs
| Mr. Ayery pressed his motion, and it prevailed.
Mr. Bledsoe moved that the three bills referred to
Federal Relations be printed. Carried.
Mr. Brown said that the Legislature should make some
expression of opinion in regard to these important ques
| tons at early day.
Mr. Thomas Of jackson, bill confirming the location
ioff haW N Tn 6rStf ime nd
ferred TO the committee internal Improvements.
On motion of Mr. Lane the bill appoint collector