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rrllLISIIED. WEEKLY: JOHN HEARD, Jr, Editor and Proper.
XumUrfrom the br "Inning 75: No. i8 OF THE XVth VOLUME.
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Samuel i'raige & Co.
fiefct fully titf Ta fhtir fr-m&, mmt the pajUat
in general, tttat (Wf j mffij of
NEW GOODS
r llan 4 la4 WrtaRarcri! r
At theiLSlore, ;it Fosters. iJilL,.
Cities aad iU ke iLan4 ta cau f
FIRST QCALTFT '
DRY-GOODS, HARD-WARE,
Groceries. C'ulIerT &t
Which, together with tlteir (tttmxr alk,
lhsi fnj aifyy
Very Lanyr DrwraWe. -
(ftr R-irtg dHfruu af-a rbntf t Cfc
Ciiuutry Pf.loce. i tV rani cmiai f n
ttul cuoaern, th hyr tu meral and icrm a
Continuanr trf tw' palrmaixr trli ifcrr
Wetofora ci at thm bwadb rf lilrnl afc-
Rowtn Cw Not. 1 1. if
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tONVEYTION hri t-
"- CafitiMi fat Annul tht CW
atitataja) Um Hula of" Nortfe Carolina.
WWW, tk Grrd Arii.hly of North Ca.
W-U.m that a Urp, ym,
agmo. lo mihJ the Cimtituta ihcreuf, in err-
twpmnilar1iriTliMJVr;rJr"J
U tfca Vnerl AamWy durlaim all riLl u
fwrirrtrfi. Ju, ftrr th. fiuMlanieiital law,
thy mivwlpr M thrir Jut b ailofit nrtwrn
awrmtmiig th will of tVir oMtituruta, an.1 lo
P"1' th nram f earning thai will, hra a.
onaiiarq, m ftjrj; Ihrrrlore
tt TjuMfi, hf Ik Urwl Aurmhlf of tkr
mf .Vorfi (WIm, and il it krrtbw tmtitd
Ztu r mf .lorf C urolxnt, mud il it krrrbw
f IH mmtkmrttf of Ike mmr. Thai tlwi Court ,4
lW and Q larVr HnMtiiw each ami eer cii-
mm- . w
ty n thai Sair. ai thr fir terra that ahall U hrkl
alW th" (n( day of Jinwry lM, ahall afiooiiit j l"
two NMprrfcir to MippnntentJ the polN lo be omit-
l ry rlectitiu prerinrl iu aid romt- j
avertjimiiK. b bulhit, thn will of the frve. '
f orrh I arJiiia relative lo ihe nwetinir of
fonvrtamiu And if any owrt, or omrta,
hfmU (til In make aurh anonintnienta. ir if mi i
ir, an appointed, houUI Ctil art. it ahall m
jrr nwTiin, or ine p'rwia aruiig a uw
m wh nrraaum, ana I lie aUviea i4 on
Jwifaee 4 the PVaee, or, if none be prewil, lH
he nre vt tiirtx rvelu4J.Tm, W
peefcie. or iaepertorv, in the pUre him or thera
V Bui t art, whirh umtertora, heo dulv awora
h i.e liWirr . the peace, or freeholder, lo nrr-
ai ty ituttra of the pW-a Uli hlehty, ahall
have the aaoie authnty aa if apmited by the
eft.
II. Be it farther enmrttd. That il ahall be the
aWy of the hrrttEt of the r(iective Countie in
rae prate la open n,4Ia at tlie vera! election pre-
rartiaaeirouiitieaon the- 'day of ntxt.
Wa anil where an perwma quahhed by the Con
rtfubtai to vufe (r Drnibera i4" the IIouw of CtMn.
a i wavy t e-e aeint a Convention ; thoae
wk wiah a CMivention voting, w ith a printed or
anritVa balk, ('irimoi ami tlx we who do
auc araat -a Cuaaeatnaj voting, io the earn way,
Cavisnos."
- III. Br fkmke nmeiei. Thai if ahall be ihe
dory of the !hefifl to aake duplicate aUtementa
af rhr pnthv in rhefr respect;" Count ie aworn lb1
Miiee the clerk of the Canity Court, one copy of
abarfc ahaO he depmted in aaiJ clerk'i office, and
the arher enpy tranamitted lo the Goveroor of the
Jta. at Kahnyh, immediately after the election.
IV. Be it fmriher emorUd, Thai il ahall be the
4uTv the t.veroir, aa aoon an lie shall have re-
eeed the retttrrw of the Sheriff, t, compare the
nf votes fiir anil 8ai!n4 a Convention: and
af il arWl appear that a nmiorilv of the votew II-I
fmcaiaiataiof the fcet, in ww h wwiaperi he'
thiat proper t atta haH itaie a ant of oler-j
t aey MieeuT ta the- Stale, refjuinn; him
to
vaataay at tha mvmm plaee and urvk-r the same
nrtiey aT'prrrriheii Fit h.4rlin! tVr State eNr.
tiotai. Mr at Mich' tirtie a the (torrmor La!l do-
- tr Be ifrrhrr rmrrfrd, TJwf the 'earn'1 Jjr r1
aanKwwwreeearpnnted M hM the poll in taking
tha m f Vnvtiin, hrt!l h4J them for the
electimv af Ikleyiea; penviik'd that if any of tcrh
extnn -ull Uii lo attetKl or act, the c.ieriili 1
Itema-before pointed out.
XL Be it fmrfher rnaetrd. That the several
Vamiti Cort nJiall alltiw tlie' SlierifTs tlie aame
ciiipnaanti in i h4flimj aaid eleeiiona that they
aiiailH ail w for h4dinr other State electiin.
tAad-af any alrt of w utlwr vtldift apjuiiT?d To liofJ
a4ew evi ahaS fml n mmytr with the renntw.
laawi af thta Act, he ahaJl be.4wible to a fine of one
thijwNina! d41ars recoverable before any competent
jrtrwftctaia, e the te of the mrvw le jimtcerj
tarw. AtWir RftffB- tlie'duty7irihe couiify 4ici -
ajc-i a aaiaxwaa
VII. Be ft farther enmeied. That all free wnne
BH-a of the age of twenty - me, who slwll have beeo
le-adenw ia the State mx moot ha before the election,
fcff e enritieii to vote fr (A'fc?! "To "iHe Cim-
And all free white men nf the ae of
IkMHaW'-VaVa JHMN4 lw4VBt'BaBIPH FWwfQfflr "JW'
Ike JkaSe aaa vax peeviuoa to, and fUtall eontintie
to be resilient at the time of, the election, shall
ee atkiWe a a aea-fii aatd CmiveiilHai.'""'"
VIII. Be it fkrther enaett d, That each and eve;
ry eiectral (fist net in the Aate shall be entitled to
ten driegaa to be apportioned among the never!
cnanrav eompoMn eaen ftmrvn m nroprtOT, tq
iTiea tler pMH
rate federal Dumber of each district shall be diri-
4eJ W ana (lo) r the ratio of representatioo, and
wv ahall be emmet! w rim gtt mnnv ol
the lea delegates as will correspond, in number
ilk the eoutieBt ef its federal sumhera divider! by
aaai ratia: PtotiiLfd That each county shall have
at iearf eoe delegate; and provided,' wuwrorer.
That -arJarre tbpre Bbatt be one or-irKWrdefepitefl
amppripri.iled, by reastin of fractional remainders,
theeuaurj having the largest reniainder ahatl be
cntkleel Iw the brat unapfiropriated delegate, tlte
'oSiirjriSvffigr
IX. JB UJwHher timttfd, That if any vecancy
haH eecwr iai any county delegation, by death or
cherwir; the Governor . ahall forthwith ite a
ant f efeetio to aupply the vacancy. .And the
eVfcgafiea abalt coovene in the city f Raleigh oti
the day of next, and a majority of three,
forth ahaB o institute a qwrom to do btanness.
JL Beit further tmeted. That no deleirate elect
hall be permitted to take hia seat m Convention
antd he shall here taken and aabacribed the follow-
ht oath or alfirmabA. trig s I, -A. B. do aowmnty
wear, (oe aftVn, aa the ease may be) that, I " will
aot, eiteer direirtly'or diret!y, evade.. or disre
gard tlie Cmita fised to this Convention by the pro-
I 1...- i" .1 ii j: .. - .- , rT... l.-::7T"-:"r.T.n" . J ". . . . -r I
N'Tth tarolu m art forth in lha Art i
IIM Oeuiml AaM-a,! aaac4 w 1 mtiliml "A a
Act cuk rri'inj( a Couveutma ta autrad tk Cuwti.
tutioa of the Nle of .North 1'ar.ua," mhxk Act
. rattli.d by Ibr prxfle ; an brlp m V.vd
XI. i wrtW fMW. Juat ihm I'uUie
Tfr4Morr hr, ail h ta kcrrh), aulWuoJ to pa).
- . , . i '
u um arraU
at lha (unK. aut h miUmifisnYAandtmi. and llnttain. form (heir branch
U.4 m may be tveraaar kx Um tuiomgn
.tftW of lite CotiV!ttUuii ; aiatl aiao ! ay tocli
luriuorr u t44ieuUai lao 4Ura prr day duruif
h attruilaiKC tlirmon, and law dullara tit ry
thirty rink tratrt to awl frutn lbs Cuualiu.
XII. y4(K(rir(irrrucf,TWlUH he
th duty of the Cuvrruor, iwiunlwtt aiWr ih
ratirVatna of thia Act, to traimunl a coy to tach
h"rifT in tha Stair, and lo caom it lo be jiuUwItrd
tr tkerlui Mjccrwqo-ty Ui ihe nra.ua prr of lb
i'taU'.
XIII. And he it further fried. That th (4.
IHK iiniuiMlH4ia ImiI be anbaiillrd lo lh IVo-
11S Cr their inrtit of Uiawnil. a: TliJ tk Co).
"tMu ahall have authority au lo amend lha (W
atilulMiaj aa lo provide, 14. That tha Leiruuitura
"f North-Carolina atuill u, retuUrH, oulj one
ry two yeara ; proviiled lhal lue (iovcnmr aiadl
have authority lu call ritia meatuura Duhia?
w'. 2d. To tlamiw ttp pte o aitwiut-J
' mc i err, UN rrciiu Miniai otn-
f era- Jrd. lo prtiVMe that pnpulati.at or laulnav
arparatrlv, or U th onubuKf, aludl l the baa of
r p r w lit at inn tt tlie O rw fitl A im-aiUy . 4th. To
provide (r the tlcrliou lb" r(..r hv lite IVh
ile. uth.Tuah.4e4t Kriozh mrrnt4l h4-
or in part. Cth. To pr.4uUt lie- al4ili of
uavery w .ortn-4 amlina, by au other prrr
than a Htate Conventino. 7 1 la. To nrovide that
capitation taiea ahall m be higher upon alavea
than freemen. Hb. To provide in what manner
future aniitidineuU to the Cuttatilute uaay la navde.
0th. To prohibtl lha lypulature In-ta aulhimziuf
dilS'rrnl utunkipl reyulaliiMai iu uuf'-reKl axaote,
in order to put a atf to what ta called pnmte Ir
filiation ; miti to make il 44intry ou tha Ikim-
tahire to repjlate the Courta, the appointment
county ortirrra, and all that urrtaina to Ihe edim
niatratiim 4 the lawa, in aurh a manner thai there
ahall be an uniform r Arm tbronhiNit the State.
10th. To aprcifv more ripTiriily what ha II di
quatily rrtisnoo frotn h4iring itfftrf or ajniiiitmeiirii
under the Nate, and the procedure arawwl rh-lin-qtient
puNif aeimta. Tlth. To prflvifc- eittier thl
the Council of Nate hull he aMfbed, ,t lhal Ihe
Riembera there4 ahatl be v-krte,) viihm a limited
(here, couveuit-ul to tha al 4"ieiTiTrirtTt. ISttl.
To nrvnle that in caiwa where vwaia tej ncyttjn
the Iepilatiire, tlie (;en'- liall hate authority
to i-ite arili f ekvtil to fiil mk h vnranril-.
XIV. And he it fwrtkrr raflrtrrf, Tt, iMUofU
in; tu the rule nnrnrobed in the Hh w"C'e-n f thia
Art. the count M in the Slate ahull ha. r3eiiMc4.iT
loelecl- the iwntiW of il-rTpitea- Biaietej
to each ; ril..'
1 Putrtel Horke 3, r.tmcotti lx-"J, Rutherford
It, Haywood 1, M.v 110.
A!ir! 110.
lr4 ii f 't I c k li'ii ' i rT .4, Litolii 4, Ca
liarriM 2 10.
44 Distrut Kowhii SjLpiividsiiq 3lM'i'jj,n
e'ry t ltK" '
34 Dtnt'Tci R.lu?l tant 3, 84an 4, Catre4
3 tt.
A O'utrict Rmd.Jph 3, Gui'.tord 4tCbtham
J IU
7A iJMrriiwKhmmxl 2, Aann9, Kr,be4i2,
Monre 1, Cumberland 3 tt.
Ha Dittrici it 2, Orange 4, Granville 4
-10. . . . . -
9 4 Dittrici Wake 5, Johnwio 3, Wavne 2
10,
TOT DiMriel Warren 2, Franklin 2, UalOax 4.
Nash 210.
1 IfA District IV-rUe 3, Noribamptua 1, Her.
Crd 2. Madtu 210.
J.2 .Mittrid.-VMtyiUtX U I'eemitnta
Gate!i 2, Chowan 1, Cauxkn I, Curniuck 2 10.
134 DiMriel B-auCrt 2, Kdecomh 3, Pill 2,
VTaSntilUW"! t.Tvrn.11 1. Hyde 10.
144 i4rru-f-raven 3, Greene 1, Vemnt
Jones 1, Carte-rVt 1, Uualow a It.
154 DitiriH BU-leo 2, Snupoei 2, C4oti.boi
1, iiphii 2. V II i ittver "2, rtniiwtfk
k; 110. I
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STATU LEGISLATUHE.
v oowrrixs emcia tmi la rear a uwumm. -
Monday, AWweer 24, 134.
SENATE.
;..Tbc Spcakct aflnonabji!&
fiillowinjf tiHninittees, made in purauaoce of Ihe
re4ution intbulnoed by Mr. Ird.r!'nuiJ.lie
various subjecls embraced in the Govcntor a
TB2e!
(ht the Federal Relation Messrs. Speight,
Branch, Hawkins Little, and Edwards.
On m State Convention for amending the Co
ttitvtion Messrs. Carson, Uogan, 8awyer, Moot-
gomery of ihwtv a no ( lytcii hart.
On the Dittrtbvtiom of lie AU af Ammllf
Messrs-Wyche, A rrington, Kerr, Alarm, and Wit
son. , ', . -
Mr. CloWreil pwnted ibt .petifio of atmdy
citizens of Iredell county, pray irig that Andy Bag
parly h$ restored to 1he pmllea of rihzenahip.
Referred.
- Mr. Shipp, from the Committee appointed to
conduct the balloting jbr Governor, reported that
David L. Swain is duly elected.
House op coMMoxa ,
Mr. Jordan preoented certain papers relating to
the contested election of the member from the
town of Fayetteville ; which were referred to the
Committee on Privileges and Elect iona,
Mr. Guinn presenwd a bill granting., to persons
therein named certain lands for the iw of the Me
thodi? Emiicopal Chorch tt FrankUni read the.
j fir time, and paiwed. " " ' " '
X meMBjea from lha Konale, ayreeiiiy to the pro.
pawl tu raiaa a JoMit Heleet ComiiMtlea oo the
auhjert of I he outride at Naaaau, and itiTrmin)(
thai Meaara. Ileard, Holme, Moore, Hawyer, and
ppaijhl, cufiipao aaMl l-ttniniHe on lleir, part
A lao to the prtipiition u raiae a lili rwinutUw-wf1"""! lfTt io favor of tl Mttmg member.
lha Clatrukea landa, aixj jUtiew ttiitr Mi ir. Well
of aaid OMHiiHllee. OrdepNi that Meaara. tiuitHl,
ileary, and llaaktn, eunipraar thia t'onimitti on
lha part of the CiHiimofw.
Nr. thitlaar wu. at hia reqiwrt, rime, fnan
ayrving tm Ine Helert C'onimilleo un lha aubjeet 4j
a l cnteiitKni, ana .nr. I'otu autaitituiea in nia
place.
TwJf, yorvnber 5, I P J i.
SKNATK.
Nr. Kdmietatnn preanuted tlie petition of Harha.
ra fa be, of Haywood coonly, praving to be di
vorced frmn ber huelaml, Juaeph C'abe; and Mr.
Caraon, the petttKm 4 J4in taotlerth ami ralricli
llenneMee, W' florke county, praying autlMirity lo
erect fate nm tht ir own land arnaa the public road
leaduif from Wilkeaborough to Morgmiioo j which
were referred.
Mr. Caklwell prevented a bit! to amend the Mi.
htia lawt which waa read tha firat tune and re-
Received from tha Ilowae 4 Conirrxma a mes
sage, prup-Mog that a Joint SeUx l Ooiiiimlloe be
raed Jo aarerUui a bather lha Praakjlarmw4mrch
aod Staniai Huaxa) can be procured fix the ue of tin
Legislature; ainl lhal said Committee be inalruclad
to report to this I'gudaliire. Il was rotH'iirrel in.
On motiua) of Mr. M Queen, flie 0mtnilkv on
Internal Improvement were inatructid l evaaiiiH'
tlie yeuerai ayatem of Read-laws now in operatnei
within tin State, ami to report whetlier or ins? il
be expedient an to amend them aa will w-ciire a
more equitable diatribtltion of the labor 4 prvxer
ving them in repair aonaig the diU'renl clawa of
the people." Alan In liHinire whetlier or IM'I II la:
pratiraUe lo improve ordinary rsids in siirh a limn
tier as tii adapt them to the ue of hcotnotives for
the traneportation of travellers and produce ; ami,
if pralicaMe, wliclher Ihe introduction nf such im
proveajent wuuld probably be altemk-d with a com.
para live saving of etpenliture, and with I lift pro
duction of a benefit tu tha peoplu id tbii Stale.
Mr. MXjueen moved lhat tlie Senate do now latu
up aiwl c"Kwoler the resohit.iotiiftil'nuiIC'f by Jiitu,
pmpoHiti to raie a Joint Select Conimttlee lo in
qiiire into the manner in which the moneys appro
priated f r rebuilding the cnpitul hue been xeu. j
ra , wim n nioiiuu w ijiwi v i nc tpFTnnsi
ten-ling being on the amendment, propted by Mr.
Wyche, In strike out ihe lulter clau (4 lha reso
biliiiu, iu the f41iog words: "ami the reasons
which tud In Ihe dixtiu-! of Win. S. )rumiiMnd,
SuperiiiieiMleul 4" Public Buildings, it waa Jakep
i j i : l V
and oWjded m ttM wwivc,
On Diotfoa of Mr. llian, the rea4nlion was
ameudeii by add wig ihe fil lowing aa an additional
ojKy and. aJupted RemJved further, that the
r.oiiMiattee rt port the probabU .amount of jnoney
tliat will be required l mtinh and fumixh tho Ca
pitol, and when it will be ready (or the receplionoft
tlie Leislalure. .
house of U6.MM0.Vii " rj
.Mr Weaver preeiled the pctuiuwof auiklry ai-
tensia iMi'icofnoe eouniy t pray mg t nat jo-epij
U m.. Mry 4.-festoret Tightf rf tttojn MhlkMTITrrr: ' . , TZT
ship; winch was relerreo.
3j.rUliear-rreseufef the petition of sundry
riliaetia of Vapoey cytinty , pray nig tbi) Jhii Ma,
vers iiisij W restored to the privilege of wVttixenl
Referred. . ,
. (Xjuutioo of M r. J. L. Soiilhr ReJred, That
the Joint Select C'ownmlteo raised on the subject of
LUerokde Ljimla be mNtnirterl to inquire into the
jjfK'JirjtrXJtf grunting hi Jnha
lo. work fur Uotd. oav a, certn jtiece or pa reel. 1 4";
lan.i, betng part of tlie Cherokee lands now owned
by the State, lying io ihe county of Haywood ; and
that they report by hill or oihenv
Mr. heaarefl presented lh annual report oT the
Cape Fear, Yadkia, and redee Rail Road Compa
ny ; which waa referred. .
WednemJay, Novemher 26, 1834.
--skn ate. :
On motion of Mr. llolmos.
. '''rTliattheudiciar
tit TWTe xjS-i Ilency of anieiidiiig the law the
subject of Lm'iry.
. frsorci". That aaid Conmittoe iaquira aUo into
the enpedieney-of repealing' or aritending the" Aci
of 1322, lor the relief of honest debtors. - t
HOUSE OF COM MONA -M
r. G iiiuo presented the petiliuo Jolm Bates
I aoosw e jimico or liuncombn county, praying
to Wra.'ted to eirAt.- Rfferred. ' ---e
MjaJojkmrnftvl i Mil to p.i.re mr the
hohiiiig of a Superior Court in the county of Yan
cey ; read the firat tint. .
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Thurmiay, November 27, 1884. -q
SEXATE.
Mr. Lockhart prenenled the wHition of the Pe.
tersborg Rait Road Comjmny, praying tha passage
of aa Act to authorize them lo erect a tmdfre across
the Roan.Ae.at the towtv of-Blakely, and in the
mM tioje io esta Winh a Ferry Ttf r. Li also pre,
seoied a bill toearryraaid prayer into eflhcl, which
wa read t?te njtt time. v , ;
, Air. II uan presented a Ml to annex part of
uowan county to lMvuhwo, accompanied by a pe
titioti oa the uljct j read tlie first time.
Mr. BriUaio presented the petition of the Pro.
prietoreof tha Tennessee River Turnpike Road,
praying an extension of the Charier granted for
the coDstructionrof said road accompanied by a
bill to carry aaid petition into effect ; read the
first time. . 6, ; ,; j-h
' Mr. Kendall, from the Committee of Propositions
and Grievances, reported a bill to tlivwce Mary
B Cabe, of Hay wood jaunty f fronl ber husband
Joseph Calje read the first time. .
. IIOUtSE OK lXMMO.A
Mr. Craige, from the (otuuiittee oa Privilege
and I'JotlMum, to whom wu rcft-rred certain
pers relating to the iis li((ililiy of James Maiaiey,
oooi4lb gulling merjitxis ('rum the county of Car.
AfUir an mHktual amtion M laf the report on the -
I I la m aa J s m, . . fct a
i ama, n waa miany eoncurrea ai Ayea tv, rvaya w.
Mr. Manly, front Ihe Joint bchxt Coonniltee
raiaed on tlie auhject, reported lhal hia Eicellency t
Ihivid USsam, on Wednesilay Ihe 10th of Uv
reiiiber etiMuIng, will watt on the Lrgulature fur -the
purpoMt of taking tlie Ottihs of IHliCC.
Fridam, Sovtmher 28, 183L"-,
SEXATE. '
Mr. Cowper, of Gates; presented a Re-olutJoo
itwt rue ling the Cotumittee on Finance to inquire
Into the expediency of changing the present Diode
i4 receiving it 4 Taxable pn-perty, and anieod.
log I lie Revenue lws of this Nate.
Mr. Baker presenled tlie pHitioa of Itechact Ed
wards (4 Yancey county, and Mr. Hupp, the U
Iksi of Juaejih Shepperd. Referred.
HOUSE OF COilMOXa '
Mr. iMley presented the f.Jlowing Reaululion t -
Ktmnttedt'' hat ihe Oninilrte tai Finance lake
inlo emsaJi'ratioti and etailer m till ThtTtKIik uf CapeT
Fear tm the rvpedW) i.f "n jiealmg so tnuch wf
il (. harter aa prohibits to the Sts klM4ders reaiding ,
out tlie b4aia-ttariet repTew-mif(a tiy
proxy at the meetings of said Storkh4iler, retuhi.
tug the prohibitum only as regards Storkhntdetf
reaidiiig wit limit the limit ai t4 the I'nited fclalea.
The Re4utHm win ansiitled, on Mr. lis) wiaj's -nwrtion,
by aihlmg thai Ihe Committee inquire into
tho expediency ot' ametslin ihe Charter of aaiJ
Ikink, so as lo Cirlml the losiing c4 Notes dr a
leas sum than five d4lur. Thus, amended, lis)
Uesi 4ol ion was agreed lo.
Mr. Haywotal presented a Memorial from Wj.
ha m S. DitiiirtiHMMr.Tile Siijrinteuli iiiliTilie C ','
Htr4. Read, and referred Iu t)i Coii.tnitiee on
Public Building. - .,
Mr. Potts submitted llie f. .Mowing Rcaoluliona,
which were reed, ordered to J printed, and nah
tlie order id" Ilia day fr lliurstlay heft I
I. " KrmJiJ, That the Ireii.Uture of a Sute, at ting
si the hVpovntilive-ttlHjltiuJfiofiakliiUlhae---.
s riglit lo instruct their Senators in Conrreia ; end a
juet vimliratwo of tlie churatlef of our TmlMieal m-titu.
tssw eenwrrea lost rod) TnTfljfl itma imtU "be eiven
whenever a,Si'iiakjr biiMepreaeaia Die Will of the Stale
iii gnl qoestiona of uatssial polay, or iu tunes of
ptiblaj rmcrgt'bry. - ' - . , ZZ''
IL-HsiJvnt, That the Hun.AVulie P.iringtmi. one
of the Senator frutn tins State in the Concn of the
UniUnl States be, and be is henty, inMrnqUxl to vote
for expuagiuj ftwa the roroms of thai Snate of the
United State Die rex.luliona declaruiff tiat the I'm.
wdcuW in tn laio, Ueeute pnceedinirs in t'jTjtin In "
I tl.c I'ulilir U enn. ban an uMiritnitT.ifiW ) ls,iup.
TmJ -nt f.f:rte......t t... .r. ; '.11. ' . . .
and power not cunTertoJ by iiiuostuutasj and lwi--
hot in aVtiDeatto xbPthr-ll"''',,',,,'i,'',''!''t-'T: ' ; '
in n , . in i: i h ' L .1 ' ' -
in. iirmira, l wu mm l.eeneney ine UOerooT Ol.
tin 8laJe-bs wi)iieated to tranmntt Uirthwith, to the"
Hon. . Willie. P. Jnangtmvaud, to Ui Jhsi. MfbrdH.' -:
BtowaoilC Copy each irf'lhe toTegwrr7esululIolls.,
1.411. inotioa tit Mr, Killcrell, isssi -:-' - , -T "
' Rttoln a, Jriii llie Ciimmilte on Intenwl Inw
pruvetnent. Jje intriKiir,tij iuquiet irto Jhe jpnJjaZIl
bW oust of ctmliiMiing th Cpe Fear, Yadkin, and ;
reoee naii-ftiiuiije uisuy-wiea from Ir ayeite
viu miritw the- Dhtodio.kW
Rewired, That tho Committee Oo Puianca t.La
into cotuuderatioo the eipedioocy -of eutiiortripg -b
J'uyiiO'roasiifer imMtkJbemmg m
tercet-not receding 6 pt'r cent, per annuni, and to
dispose of tlie satiie at he beat poesibk prion, m W
out of the Btatev provjd'-d it can be eiActed at par, -to
such amount aa may be nocewHary to ay tha
dh lance in ine suuncrtotioti of Ihe Slate to th rt,.L
W FlaTe i or tutu the exiifHlKev of rehnnniahM- :
4lu ripht -to lake the amuunt of tkox1trln"kaiil Esuk"
w men is uniwio r. . - v r -j-vm w.-if,.. ,-.--
ie uuru nine, ami paesetr,-Ayes pu rVoes 56.
' Saturday, AWsjfter 29, 1634. .
SEXATE.
Mr. Beard presenled a bill concerning a Conven- "
lionjojunend llm LVwatimtionf the State, bich'"
rwaa read the first lime, referred to ihe Committee '
on lhat auhjoct, and Ordered to be jriute(, ' . fTLJa..
BiU Will bn found ia lb pme linii refhatftpZl -"--"
- Mr. Wellborn prewsnted a 1.TI1 tsMvpeal,' in pari
the Act 6f 1830,to prevent otsttrucfiotia tu the nea
aage of j&dj jap the Podoe and Yatikin rivere fmft ' -three
timea, and ordered to he eiignawed. , -
Mr. Kendall, from the ComniTltew onPr"PT
ti?!U rmuumr on th7
..iMtmiiA.Hukk Hentiewye tft :-, "'"iv:
.ejri4alM4a4be4-e T
ia Burke conntyf aBd a hil ft?? StM,r7 p, .
au Iroto her husband, Archibald Durham 5 which
paswd their first reading.' --., fyp -v- f ..s
n JP M.Staofitdd was elected Col., and Hcnry
R. Beard, LiegtrColancl, of Cavalry, attached to
the 16th Brigade.' ' " . ,- . .
3-4jiH)tin-fJJrlIo '
Brw araT That tlie Commitloe on so much of the
Uoveraora Message as rclnles to the subject
'"f "fling il tostitotiw of the State; T iJistTucr """
Je4 tojnq.timlntp.J submitting K -
the People fr l5uh.pii,,eeiieincif,c anici.J-'"
meots, uwlead of calling a Convention - -
Mr. Guinn wibmiiua a ReJution, calling MI
the (governor for inf,rtiHiti. with regard tocerl
tain grants Wdred by the to IUre fo
uued to Aa,. Dctoor and Henry Regan, fbr the
purpt.se .4 discovering . Silver Mine, under certain
condition. .: . . . t . .. , .
;-Mf-,"fn,y P? Ml to etrtahlish:, Mcn- "
chants' Bank of Newbem, , Rend , Rrsi ,in"
and ordered to be printed. ! '
A nx Ki'r? Pre?cnt"'1 m irporttte fh Ir,:
Afl Maimfttctunng Cortpsny, fir( (j p
On motion of Mr. Waugh.th eomt.iiiie,, m ,t
Judiciary vem to'trtK-ted o inquire into the t ,