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I r STATE LEGISLATURE SENATE. ThubsdaY, Dec. 2, 1852. ' Mr. haw, from tbe Select Committee on the Fsheries, Bubmitted a minority report in 'wri ting, hichrwaa read and laid upon the table. r Mr. Thomas, from tha Committee on Inter nal Iriproveinent, to whom was referred the wsolu iion directing the Treasurer to subscribe for 800 shares of the stock of the Fajette villa jawl Centre Plank Road Company, reported and ; asked to be discharged. On motion of Mr. Uoyd, it was T?r.h That . mfissaa-o be sent 10 the The motion did not prevail yeas 22, nays 25. J . The message was concurred in, and Messrs. Clark and Thompson appointed a Committee to superintend said election. On motion, the Senate adjourned. ' House of Commons, proposing to raiso a,Joint ?i ri., , ;tno nf t.hn- oh the Dart of each OCitR; L VUUlJ'l'vv-v l r. House, to designate the time and manner ot ; comparing and counting the votes cast for Gov- trnor at the last August election. : iM Mr. T. F. Jones introduced a bill for the go Ternment of Elizabeth City, in the county of Pasquotank. The bill was read a first time. Mr. Washington introduced a bill to amend - the 9th section of an act concerning Divorce i mnd Alimony; read and referred to the Com . mittee on the Judiciary. Mr. McMillan introduced a bill to improve the Navigation of the South-west branch of the Neuse River in the county of Onslow ; read and referred to the Committee on Internal Jmprovo- ments. . Mr. Willey introduced a bill to incorporate Sunsbury Division, No. 174, of the Sons of Tem perance in the county of Gates ; read and refer red to the Committee on Corporations. Mr. Albright moved a'reconsideration of the vote given yesterday, by which the bill for the Yanceyville Bank was rejected. Mr. Washington moved to lay the motion on the table. Mr. Clark said he hoped tho motion would not prevail. It was high time that some of the important business of the session had been dis ; posed of. ' Mr. AVashington said his object in making the motion was not by any means to delay the bill, but to give the friends of the measure an ' opportunity for further txplanation if necessa ry. And he begged to remind the Senator from Edeecombe of the fact that, when a few days ago Free Suffrage was rejected in this Hall, a motion to reconsider the vote was made, and that motion laid on the table, and there was no com plaint made then -such, course was all right and proper in that case, but decidedly wrong now it seemed. The motion to lay upon the tablo did not pre vail. The motion to reconsider was agreed to ; and the question recurring on tho passage of the bill, it was decided in tho affirmative yeas 25, nays lo. On motion of Mr. Caldwell, Ordered, That a message be snt to the House of Commons, proposing to go into an election for U. S. Senator this day at half-past 11 o' clock. ""Tim till to Wi'nam tuduasfai steel of fcc Commercial Bank of Wilmingtoa was read On motion of Mr. Dortch, a message was sent ; forthwith, into iC ! to the Senate prooosing to go into the election ; State lhe propos,tion Comptroller. I ofaJudgeofthe'SupremeCourtatlltocioc SJfi proposing that the to-morrow. Tim proposition was concurreu m a0v for Attorney two nouses go irrui iw-v , , . HOUSE OF COMMONS. Thursday, Dec. 2, 1852. The unfinished business of yesterday the bill to increase the capita) stock of the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Company was taken up. . . - MrAvery moved to postpone the unfinished business until 11 J o'clock, which motion did not prevail. The question pending was on the amendment offered by Mr. R. M. Saunders ; which was a dopted. . Mr. Dobbin offered an amendment to proviuu that the appropriation therein made snail do expended, first in the completion of the Cross trees JjOCJ anu uam, bbai -" Dam, and sp on up the Cape Fear River. Mr. D. addressed the House in support of his aihendmcnrand in favor of tho passage of the bill. . - Mr. Fagg spoke at some length in explana tion of his position in reference to this bill, and contended that it was proper for the west not to vote this appropriation until a disposition had been manifested to do justice to that section. A message was received from the Senate pro posing to vote for a Senator at 11 J o'clock. On motion of Mr. Avery, the bill before the House was laid upon the table, and the propo sition of the Senate was concurred in. The unfinished business was again taken up. After some remarks by Mr. Smith, by way of objection, to the amendment offered by Mr. Dobbin, to which that centleman replied, Mr. Cherry addressed the House in explanation of his position in regard to this work, lie had voted against it originally ; but it was now a question of prudence and economy, and he was satisfied, from what he had heard, that unless this appropriation was made, the $oU,UUU betore appropriated will be lost. For this leason he should probably vote for the bill. Mr. George submitted a few remarks in favor of the bill, contending that the worit is practica hie. that the State is deeolv interested in its completion, and that the additional appropria tion was necessary to save that before mado. Mr. Smith then offered an amendment to the amendment, which was accepted by Mr. Dob bin : and the amendment to the amendment was adopted. Mr. Far2 then moved to amend the amend ment by inserting a bill to incorporate the N, Carolina and Tennessee Rail Road Company ; which he afterwards withdrew, and moved that the bill be postponod to Thursday next at 12 i'clock. I Mr. Marshall moved that the bill be indefi nitely postponed. Messrs. Turner, Puryearand Brooks made a brief explanation of some remarks made by thejn in the discussion of the bill on. yesterday J-'he Speaker announced that the hour had - , C . . 1 I .1 . ii i.: "ii -1- Ca"f-. -, rM"'- "rner. fun ine third time, and on motion of Mr. Joyner, tem porarily laid upon the table. A message was received from the House of Common., concurring in the proposition of the Senate to go into an election for U. S. Senator at half-past 11 o'clock. ' The bill to emancipate Lewis Williams was read a second time. The bill to alter the line of the county of Madison was read a second time, and, on mo- tion of Mr. Woodfin, it-was made the special order for Saturday next at 12 o'clock. The bill to appoint commissioners to alter and establish the boundary lines between thu counties of Lincoln, Gaston and Cleveland, was read a second time, and amended on motion of Mr. Hoke, by striking out so much as relates to 7 the county of Cleveland. The hour fixed by joint agreement of the two ! Houses, to go into an election for U. S. Senator, having arrived, the Senate proceeded to vote, Messrs. Drake and Kelly superintending. On motion of Mr. Bower, tho Senate took up tha hill to establish a new countv bv the name of Sevier, whereupon Mr. Bower offered a sub titute for the same, proposing to establish Courts of Pleas and Quarter Sessions within the limits prescribed in the bill, which was read, and on motion of Mr. Lillington, referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. The bill in relation to the collection of part nership and other debts, was read a second time, amended and passed. A message was received from the House of Commons, proposing that the two Houses go into an election for Attorney General this day At half-past 12 o'clock. Mr. Person moved that tho message be laid upon tha table, which motion prevailed yeas 25, nays 21. Received a message from the House of Com mons, proposing to go into an election for J udge of the Supreme Court this day at ono o'clock. Mr. Thomas moved that the message bo laid upon the table,' which motion prevailed yeas 25, nays 22. Mr.Kelly, from the Committee appointed to superintend tho election of U. S. Senator, rc 5 ported that no choice had been effectod. 0n motion of Mr. Canaday, it was ordered that a message be sent tho IIouso of Commons, rop08ing to go again forthwith into an election for U. . senator. message was received from tho House of ComnVms, concurring in the above proposition. The sienate then proceeded to vote, under tho uperintesvlence.of Messrs. Kelly and Drake. A messag&w8 received from the House, pro . posing to go iil an election for Attorney Gen eral this day fltS o'clock. Mr. Bower moVed that the mossage be laid fipon the table. ( Tho yeas and nys were taken yeas 24, nays 24. There beingSft'tie, the Speaker voted in the affirmative, amjl'QVe'-motion prevailed. A message was"vetjVei from the House of Commons, concurring V proposition of tho -Senate to raise a Joint l?Woct Committee of two honses iTQshiz&xs2.&?,-. to-morrow. Tho propositi by the Senate. On motion of Mr. Marshall, a message was sent to Senate proposing to set apart the after noon of tho 11th December, for the appoint ment of Justices of tho Peace. Engrossed Bim-s. . The following engrossed bills passed their first reading. A bill to ascertain the whole amount ot taxes paid by the people of North Carolina. A bill to incorporate thOreensborough and Leaksvillo Plank Road Company. A bill to declare what persons shall inter marry. A bill to amend an act to incorporate the Ra leigh Saving's Institution. Rules suspended, and the bill passed 2d and 3d reading. A hill to increase the capital stock of the i Bank of Wadesborough. A bill to amend an act to incorporate Union Institute tho Normal College in the county of Randolph, and A resolution in tavor ot u. o. vvneeier. xnc rules were suspended, and this resolution was read the 2d and last time, and passed. The House then took a recess to 6h o clock. EVENING SESSION. The House met at 3 J o'clock, and took up the special order, viz : tho bill to incorporate the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail Road Compa ny Mr. Williams, of Warren, offered an amend ment proposing to strike out that portion of the bill which provides tor a transfer ot tne stock in the Raleigh and Gaston Road. Upon this motion a discussion ensued, in which Messrs. Leach, Spruill, Hill, of Duplin, Saunders, of Wake, ajid Amis participated. Mr. Spruill supported the amendment, and Mr. Amis opposed tho bill as inexpedient at the present time. Messrs. Leach, Saunders and Hill opposed the amendment as equivalent to a de struction of the bill. The question was taken on the amendment, and it was rejected yeas 36, nays 68. Mr. Dortch moved to amend the 23d line of 34th section, by inserting the words "and shall not be sold the stock in tho R. & G. RoadJ for less than par ;" which was adopted. Mr. Johnson proposed to amend by inserting a provision that the Road shall be built with T iron rails weighing not less than sixty pounds to the linear vard : which was adopted. Mr. Holenian moved to strike out the 38th and39th sections, authorizingthecountiesonthe line to subscribe $300,000, &c.; which, after some discussion between Mr. llolemau and Mr. Saunders, was rejected yeas 35, nays 78. The qestion then recurring on the passage of the bill on its 3d reading, the bill passed by a vote of 50 yeas to 52 nays. Tremendous ap plause followed the announcement. On motion of Mr. R. M. Saunders, the rules were suspended, and the bill was ordered to be engrossed and sent to the Senate at once. On motion of Mr. Carmichael, the House ad was rtanftral this dav atihalf past one o clock. r r U Drake, said message laid on the table, j , . A message was received proposing that the an election tor juage oi mo J before 2 o'clock. Concur- two Houses go intij inted Supreme Court at rfi in f r ti tmm thn Committee appoi to superintend thd election for Judge ot the Su preme Court, SepoiV1 n0 one 'mS receir' cd a majority of the votes given, there was no election. . , . . , On motion of Mr. Steele, the vote, by which tho bill to attach a portion of the County of 31c Dowell to th Countv of Rutherford was passed, was reconsidered, ami the question recurring on the passage of the bill, it was rejected. Mr. Jones, of Wake, from tiio Committeo ap (1 the- election of Comptrol- 1HM II lljU H ' UM- . lor. t o shitA irnnortfid mac vriiuaiu n. Clark w-n ftlofiod having received y7 votes, anu r. Miller 02. s The engrossed bill to simcnll the first section of tha twentieth chapter of the lievised Statutes, so as to give the election of Clerks and Masters in Equity to the people, was read a second time, and on motion of Air. Lillington, it was inde finitely postponed. The engrossed bill to incorporate the Frank linsville manufacturing company passed its se cond reading. On motion of Mr. Thomas, the Senate took up the bill to incorporate the Charlotte Blue Ridge and Chattanooga Rail Road Company. Said bill was read a second time and passed. A message was received from the House of Commons, stating that the hour having arrived for going into an election for Judge of the Su preme Court, the House would procood to vote. The Seuate tften also proceeded to vote. The bill to incorporate the Swift Creek Plank Road Company passed its second reading. The bill supplemental to an act to alter the line between the Counties of Buncombo and Henderson passod its second reading. The Senate adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Friday, Dec. 3d, 1852. On motion of Mr. D. lleid, the House resolved itself into committee of the whole Mr. Cherry, of Bertie, in the chair and took up the Judi ciary bill. Mr. Ileid then moved that the com mittee rise, report the bill to the House and ask to be discharged from its further consid eration; which motion prevailed. The committee rose, and through its chair man, Mr. Cherry, reported tho bill to tho House and asked to be discharged from its further con sideration; which was concurred in. On motion of Mr. D. Reid, the Judiciary bill was made the special order for Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock. Introduction of Bills. The following. bills were introduced, passed -tijctr rtwufeaad vres appropriately re- Messrs. Norfleet and Walters were appointed to superintend the election. First Vote. Mr. Norfleet, from the committee, submitted the following report : 165 votes cast---B3 nec essarv to a choice. Mr. Dobbin received 70 ; Mr. Saunders 33 ; Mr. Shepard 10 ; Mr. Ray ner 7 ; Mr. Thompson 10 ; Mr. Graham 6 : oth ers 23. No election. On motion of Mr. McDugald, a message was sent to the Senate proposing to vote at 12J o' clock to-day for Attorney General ; and On motion of Mr. Spruill, one was also sent proposing to vote for a Judge of the Supreme Court at 1 o'clock to-day. The unfinished business the bill making an appropriation for Cape Fear and Deep Rivers was again resumed. The motion to postpone indefinitely was withdrawn. The substitute proposed by the committee was adopted ; and the bill passed its second reading yeas 09, nays 44, as follows : Messrs. Adams, Albertson. Allen, Amis, A- very, Uynum, ot Uhatnan, uvra, Caldwell, ot Guilford, Caldwell, of Lincoln, Calloway, Car michael, Cherry, Chesnut, Christmas, Collins, Cook, Cotton, Corbett, Dargan, Dobbin, Dobson, Erwin, Fonville, George, Gwynn, Harris, of Ca barrus, Harris, of Davidson, Hawkius, Herring, Hi,ll, of Caswell, Iloleman, Johnson, Long, of Caswell, Long, ot liandolph, Lowry, Love, Munday, McDugald, Mclntyre, McNeill, Pe gram, Perkins, Phelps, Philips, Puryear, Rives, Russell, Saunders, of Wake, Scales, Shimpock, Simons, Smith, Spruill, Strange, Sutton. Thorn- burgh, Trexlcr, Tripp, Turner, of Iredell, Tur ner, of Orange, Watters, Walton, Ward, White- hurst, V ilhams, of v arren, Wiley, Wilder, Wood, Wynne. 09 Messrs. Alford, Barco, Barrett, Black, Blow, Brooks, Bryant, Bynum, of Northampton, Dao- iiil, Dortch, JLlunn, Durham, r.llis, iure, tagg. Foreman, Furr, Gaither, Godwin, Hill, of Dup lin, Jarvis, Jones, Lander, Leach, Lockhart, Lyon, Martin, Marshall, Matthews, Miller, Mills, Norfleet, Reid, of Duplin, Reid, of Rock ingham, Sanders, of Johnston, Sauls, Sherrill, Styles, Teague, Tolson, Waugh.l Webb, Willi ams, ot Ureene. 14 1ST VOTE FOE J UDGK. " Mr Cherry, from the committee, submitted a report as follows : 163 votes cast-82 necessary to a choice. Mr. Moore received 48, , Mr. Bat tle 49. Mr. J. II. Bryan 16, Mr. A. Mitchel a, others 32. No election ' Tho Speaker announced the order of the day, it being the bill to incorporate the North Caro lina and Tennessee Rail Road Company. Mr Avery stated that he wished to introduce an amendment to the bill, by which it should ! be provided that the State shall guarantee the ! superstructure and equipment of tho Road when i individuals shall have done tho grading. By this plan it will not cost any more to the tetate to cross the mountains man ii uoco w muoo v plains. The formidable objection heretofore urged, that it would cost an immense sum to pass the mountains, will thereby bo avoided. Tn fiomnleto this amendment, he moved that the further consideration of tho bill bo postpon ed, and made the order of the day for Monday next at 12 o'clock. The motion prevailed. A message was received from the Senate a grceing to the propsition to devote Saturday af ternoon of tho 11th instant to the appointment of Justices of tho Peace ; also a resolution pro- Iosing to have a number of extra copies of tho leportof Professor Emmons printed for the use of the members, which passed three readings, under a suspension of tho rules. On motion of Mr. Strange, a message was sent to the Senate proposing to go forthwith in to thej election of a Comptroller; and Ou motion ot Mr. . MeDugaia, anoincr was nnf nvniwisinn- tn ri into tho election of an At torney General at half past one o'clock to-day. A message was received from the Senate in forming the llousejhat they had laid on the ta ble the proposition to go into the election of At torney General ; but that they agreed to the proposition to go forthwith into the election of a Comptroller. On motion of Mr. Lander, a message was scut to the Senatojproposingto vote for a Judge of the Supreme (fcourt at a quarter to two o' clock. The two Houses proceeded to vote for a comp troller. Mr. Strange having put in nomination Mr. William J. Clark, of Raleigh, and Mr. Fagg having nominated Mr. E. P. Miller, of Caldwell. Messrs. Strange and Fagg were appointed to superintend the election. ELECTION OF COMPTROLLER. Mr. Strang'; from tha committee appointed to superintend the election, submitted a report as follows : 159 votes cast 80 necessary to a choice. Mr. Clark received 97 ; Mr. Miller 62. Mr. Clark, having received a majority of the whole, was elected. The time having arrived for executing the ioint order, the two Houses proceeded to voto Mr. Boyd from the committee appointed to ing up ; people areomhv inf losignato the time and manner of counting and ; and settling there : and thu Vla design comparing the oilier 'ii. Trr.t-oa for Governor, at the last an incrcawil r,; i, . ' WU1 w: th . . ' . I. . , --V.M, .V. i i have a r.nl r..l ... , : . r a'Jvau.,i .4 UUtl. i till. 1 mat tne two nouses oi iuu ucncui assciuuii , io me presem LJ a sh-i ennvene in tne Iiau OI ino xmusa oi iom- ' nave nions on Monday next the sixth of December, instant, at 12 o'clock; that one meMber shall be : appointed toller on the park of tha Senate, and ' two on the part of the IIouso of Commons, to makfi a list of the votes civen for Governor of; the State of North Carolina, as they shall he do-1 join my fri -vnu thus t i.. N.. ... ' '"- soon.il .,, . - -ii.i'.. . u ,i : ..... -- score win be speedilv iv-iu. i V l'Jt'H tor will recollect that w,. v.,. ' ' tl ti parate County repe,,,, S( ions of Maili.j.jn (Jountv etife Mr. Stock-. 1 ,! ;,; ,. end from 1'., .lr- that I 1 1 shall represent the great many years. I f.himd bv the Sneaker of the Senate, who shall announce to the two Houses assembled as afore said the state of tho vote of the person elected, j desire to y.laee nivsolf if it appears that a choice has been made agree ably to the constitution oi tne oiaie; wmuu . J . .... . . (I' . I 1. m ti :"n n.,t ( 111 Su all be deemed a sufficient declar- Ui'-r tion, even it the good should extend to ine tlm Iai. t f T .,..,1 . i.i. ii iinui.i5l.u!ii lae.rviivu'1 I think he has, to use a Jo,J cat out of tha L i. l S;lv the establishment of lmt i!,'.., Last session he nsked for twlf ...... v-uiicius ion Will 1 1,-OlUi; to i nuneiation s!i ation of the person elect, which together with the list of tho votes shall bo entered on" the journals of the two Houses. The report was concurred in, and ordered to be sent to the IIouso of Commons. Mr. T. F. Jones introduced a bill for the re lief of Sheriffs and Jailers read and referred to the committee on the iudiciarv. Mr. Thompson introduced a bill to repeal the tenacity ot the Oth spntinn ,f mi act entitled entries and grants, j ness to obey t! read and referred to the committee on finance. Mr. McMillan introduced a bill to incorpor ate the New River Canal Company read and referred to the committee on Internal Improve ments. A message was received from the House of Commons, nronosinir to tro into an election for Attorney General this day at past 11 o'clock. Not agreed to. A message was received proposing to go into an election for U. S. Senator this day at a be fore 12 o'clock. The message was concurred !' in,- n phrase. I new (' iin.l ll : T i.. un an extravagant claim i i uM t'i' abutu a little and still ,,....' ,atl part of what he asks vil v''"tiH ponula-ini,. .,,,i crease and multiply, I have '4.'i.'-" ' 15 trail ol the seri-ent is o. r , -M But what I desir,. in ,..:...:': L?:i; progress;-, e mo; ments ' is. tl.. shall be ahcahhv nrn-r.,- i".. , . m tion of my opinions is to 1,- cVrw-1 f course I have pursued. w',;..i, i'.i.I. ,'. rood criterion, the Sfnnh.riV. ... l... for a Judge of the Supreiae Court. Mr. W. J. Lontr put in nomination the Hon. John II. Brv- au, of Raleigh. Messrs. Phillips and Norfleet were appointed to superintend the election. Election of Supreme Coi ut Jcdge. Mr. Norilcet, from tho ommittee, submitted a report, as follows : 163 votes cast 82 neces sary to a choice. Mr. Battle received 90; Mr. SENATE. Friday. Dec. 3, 18524 -Mr. Washington laid before the Senate a state ment of the anairs ot the .Merchant s ianK ot Newbern, which, upon his motion, was ordered to be sent to the House of Commons with a pro position to priut the same. 1 . . . . .. . - i Mr. Boyd, Irom the committee on aenaionai Districts, submitted a report accompanied by a -bill dividing the State into fiftv Senatorial dis tricts. They were ordered to be laid upon the table and printed. Mr. T. i. Jones introduced a resolution m favor of P. Cahoon and others, sureties of J. A. Pool, late Sheriff of Pasquotank, which was read and referred to the Committee on Finance. Mr. Joyner presented a resolution of enquiry relative to certain iron laid down on the Raleigh and Gaston road ; read and referred to the com mittee on Internal Improvements. L message was tent to the House of Com mons, stating that tho Senate hnd passed the Charlotte, North Carolina, and Cheraw, South Carolina, Plank Road Company. Mr. Voodnn, from the Committee on the Ju diciary, reported back the bill to authorise thJ The same bill would also be introduced in the Ferrtwh ? ' . By Mrl' J. IS. Bynum: A bill to authorize the union-of the Greenvillo and Roanoke Rail Road Company with tho Petersburg Rait Road Company. By Mr. S. P. Hill: A bill to incorporate the Caswell Plank Road Company. By Mr. Dargan; A bill to make compensations to Justices of the Peace, and for other purposes. The warrant to be returned before the Justice issuing it, and he is required to keep a record of all tho proceedings in the case. Compensa tion to be 25 cents for a warrant, 15 ceuts for judgment, and 10 cents for the execution. By Mr. McDugald: A bill concerning the place of trial for civil process, returnable before Justices of the Peace. Makes process return able in the Captain's district where tho defend ant resides. By Mr. D. Reid: A bill to lay off the State into fifty Senatorial Districts. On his motion, it was laid upon the table and made the ardor of day for Thursday next at 12 o'clock. Mr. Reid stated that tha committee on tins subject hail been unabletiTlfcgre upon a report, and for this reason he haa lutrouuceu tnis Diuin tnonouue. -. B.-j,-an. 24 i Soatrin; 12. MY received a majority of the whole three on the part of each IIor.se, on the subject of comparing the votes for Governor. The Committee consists of Messrs. Stubbs, Lockhart, and Shimpock, on the part of tho House, and Messrs. Boyd, Washington and Bunting on the part of the Senate. The bill to attach a portion of the county of McDowell to tne county ot Kuthertorcl, was read a second time and nassed. The bill to repeal the 4th section of an act to amend an act to incorporate the Caldwell and Ashe Turnpike Company, was read a second time and passed. The bill to repeal an act to amend an act con cerning tho mode of choosing representatives in Congress was taken up, and on motion of Mr. Thompson, was made the special order for Monday 12 o'clock. The bill to incorporate the Greensboro' and Peep River Plank Road Company, was taken np, and on motion of Mr. Clark, was referred lo the Committee on Corporations. . The engrossed bill to pay tales jurors, waB fead a second time, .and on motion of Mr. By num. was indefinitely postponed. A message was received from the House of Commons, proposing that the two Houses go into an election for Attorney General this day at half-past one o'clock. The message was not concurred in yeas 24, nays 25. Mr. Drake, from the Committee appointed to cuperintend the election of U. S. Senator, re ported no choice The Senate proceeded to consider the special order, viz : the bill to regulate tho salaries of Attorney General and Solicitors, and for other purposes ; the question being upon the amend ment reported py tne uommittee. Alter debate fcy Messrs. Kelly, Bynum, and others, the amendment was-disagreed to. and the ouestion being upon the passage of tha bill upon its se cond reading, it was, by yeas 10, nays 37, deci- oau tu mu negative. , a message was received frem the House of ommons, proposing to go mto an election for Judge of the Supreme Court to-morrow at half- past ii o clock. Mr, Brogdcn moved tlrat tho message he laid on me table On motion .of Mr. Avery, the bill to incorpo rate the Tennessee and rorth Carolina Rail Road Company, which had been made tho spec ial order for to-day, was postponed until to-mor row at lli o clock. A message was received from the Senate, in- formine tho House that they had laid upon the taDie tne propositions to co into uic eiecnon oi Aiinmov llanArnl n itA a Ssnrrfinf t ?nnrt .Tml irp 1 .-. v.m,. ...... p- , Commons, anu proposiug to vuui ugiviu, wnnmnu, iui ucn tor. Mr. Dargan moved to lay the proposition on the table, which was decided in the negative yeas 54, nays 59. Tho proposition of the Sen ate was tnen concurreu in. On motion of Mr. Leach, a message was sent to the Senate proposing to go into the election of Attorney General at 1 o'clock to-day. The two Houses proceeded to yote for Sena tor. Messrs. Scales and Adams were appoint ed to superintend the election. Secoxo Vote. Mr. Adams, from the committee, reported as follows : lob votes cast necessary to a choice 84. Mr. Dobbin received 77 ; Saunders 43 ; Mr. Shepard 9 ; Mr. Rayner 10 ; Mr. Clingman o pothers J.Z. JNo election. A message was received from the Senate, in forming the IIouso that they had laid upon the table the proposition to go into the election of Attorney General at one o'clock ; also, one pro posing to appoint a joint select committee to compare and count the vote tor Uovernor ; which was concurred in, and Messrs. Stubbs, Lockhart and Shimpock were appointed on the part of the House. The Speaker presented a communication from the Cashier of the Bank of Fayetteville ; which was sent to the Senate with a proposition to print. On motion of Mr. Leach, the bill to incorpo rate the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad was made the special order of this afternoon at 3 o'clock. On motion of Mr. Blow, a message was sent to the Senate proposing to go into the election of Attorney General at half past one o'clock to day. Mr. Smith introduced a resolution providing that, from and after Friday the 3d instant, the afternoon sessions shall be devoted to the recep tion of bills, petitions andimemorials, and to the consideration of bills on' the third reading. Laid over one day under the rule. On motion of Mr. Cook, the bill to sub-divide Surry was made the order of the day for Tues day next at 12 o'clock. Mr. Waugh moved that a message be sent to the Senate proposing to go forthwith into the election of a Senator. Mr. Caldwell, of Lin coln, moved that tho proposition be laid upon the table until the 14th instant; which was de cided in the negative yeas 50, nays 62. A message was received from the Senate re fusing to concur in the proposition to vote for Attorney General ; also one proposing to vote forthwith tor a senator, which was laid upon the table. several Courts of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to pay the Wardens of the Poor, and recommended its passage. Also the bill to give to the Courts ot neas ana Quarter Sessions of the County of Randolph, ju risdiction over the sale of real estates, tor divis ion amongst joint tenants" and tenants in com mon, and recommended its rejoction. A message was received from the House ot Commons, statins; that the House has passed the following engrossed bill, in which they ask the concurrence of the Senate, viz : :. bill to incorporate the Bank of Plymouth, in the County of Washington, lhe bill was read and on motion of Mr. McClees was made the special order for half past 11 o'clock tomorrow. Mr. Thomas from the Committee on Internal Improvement reported back with an amend ment the bill to amend an act to incorporate the Raleigh and Gaston Kail Load Company. jlr. wasnmgion irom tue vonimiuee on tne Judiciary, reported back the bill to amend an act concerning divorce aud Alimony, and re commended its passage. The bill to emancipate Lewis Williams was read a third a third time and passed. The engrossed bill in relation to partnership and other debts was read a third time, amended, and passed. A message was received irom the House of that the hour' having arrived for the execution of the joint order, they were about to proceed to the election ot Judge of the Supreme Court. The Senate then also proceeded to vote, Mr. Bynum, from the Select Committee; ap pointed to enquire into the expediency of print ing an additional number of the report of Pro fessor Emmons, reported the following resolu tion : Resolved, By the General Assembly of North Carolina, that the report of Professor Emmons bo distributed among the members of the pre sent General Assembly, giving an equal num ber of copies to each member ; and that a sufii cient additional number of copies be printed to give each member thirty copies. The resolution was read a first time asd pas sed, and on motion of Mr. Bynum the rulos were suspended and tho resolution was read a second and third time and passed. On motion of Mr. Steele, the rule requiring that no bill or resolution of a public nature shall be sent from the Senate until 12 o'clock, on the succeeding day, was suspended, and a message was sent to the House of Commons asking their concurrence in the foregoing resolution. The engrossed bill to incorporate the bank of Yancyville was read a third time and passed. The bill to attach a portion of the County of McDowell to the County of Rutherford, and The bill to repeal the fourth section of an act to amend an act to incorporate the Caldwell and Ashe Turnpike Company, were severally read a third time and passed. The hour for the consideration of the special order having arrived, tho Senate proceeded to consider the same, being the engrossed bill to amend the Constitution of the State, so as to au thorise Free Suffrage, on its first reading. The yeas and nays were taken with the fol lowing result : Yeas. Messrs. Albritton, Arendell, Barrow, Berry, Bower, Boyd, Brogden, Bunting, Cald well, Cannaday, Clark, Collins, Cunningham, Drake, Hargrave, Herring, Hoke, W. Jones, Kerr, Lillington, McDowell, Mc Vlillan, Murchi son, Person, Shaw, Speight, Steele, Thomas, Ward, Washington, Watson, Withers and Wil ley. 33. Nats. Messrs. Albright, Bynum, Cowper, Gilmer, T. F. Jones, Joyner, lielly, Lane, Mc Clees, Mitchell, Palmer, Parks, Richardson, Thompson and Woodfin. 15. The bill not having been voted for by two thirds of tho whole representation in the Senate the Speaker announced that it was rejected. A message was received from the House of Commons, proposing that the two Houses Senate, and wouia mere ue printed; and tor that reason he had not made a motion to print. Mr. Puryear gave notice that he would introduce on to-morrow, a bill differing materially in its arrangement from the one introduced by Mr. Reid. According to the bill introduced by Mr. Reid; twenty nine senatorial districts are formed out of twenty nine counties, a county for each. The reraainiug twenty-one districts are composed as follows: 1st, Pasquotank and Perquimons; 2d, Camden and Currituck; 3d, Gates and Chowan; 4th, Washington, Tyrrell and Hyde; 14th; Ons low, Carteret and Jones; loth, Greene and Len oir; 18th, Bladen and Robeson;" l'Jtli, Brumswiek and Columbus; 33d, Randolph aud Montgome ry; 34th, Richmond and Moore; 35th, Anson ! and Liiion; 40th, Stanly and Cabarrus; 41st. Rowan and Davie; 43d, Stokes and Forsyth; 44th, Ashe, Surry and Yadkin; 45th, Wilkes, Iredell and Alexander; 40th Burke, McDowell, Caldwell aud Watausra; 47th, Lincoln, Gaston and Catawba: -i3th, Rutherford and Cleveland: 4'Jth, Buncombe, Henderson, Yancey, and Mad ison; 50th, Haywood, Macon, Cherokee and Jackson. By Mr.' Carmichael: A bill to improve the public road leading from Iloleman's Ford in the county of Wilkes to the Tennessee Line, by Deep Gap; also a bill Xo appoint commissioners to lay off a road from Enoch Yannoy's Mill in Wilkes county to the Virginia line. By Mr. J. Turner: A bill to qualify every man of good mind and good character to serve as a juror, without respect to freehold. Refer red to a select committee of live, and ordered to be printed. By Mr. Wheeler: A bill to amend an act to improve the navigation of the Catawba river. Referred to a select committee. By Mr. Cook : A bill to alter and improve the road leading from Trap Hill in Wilkes county to the Ford of Yadkin River at Isaac Martin's." By Mr. Fagg : A bill to alter the line between the county of Madison, and to establish tho county of Warm Springs. By .Mr. Dobbin : A bill to incorporate the North Carolina e-tm Carriage and Plank Road Company. By Mr. Saunders, of Wake : A bill to amend an act to incorporate the Roanoke and Valley Railroad Company. By Mr. Tripp : A bill to prevent obstructions to the passage of fish in the waters of Blount's Creek and its tributary streams. By Mr. Simons : A bill for better securrinsr creditors against los3. By Mr. Webb: A bill to restore Jury Trials in tho county Courts of Rutherford county. By Mr. Harris, of Davidson : A bill to pre scribe how persons shall be prosecutedfor keep ing insufficient fences. On motion of Mr. Smith, the resolution offer red by him yesterday, to st apart the afternoon sessions for tho introduction of bills, &c, and the consideration of bills on their third reading, was taken up and adopted. The hour for electing a Judge of the Supreme Court having arrived, Mr. Cherry nominated for the office B. F. Moore, Esq., of the county of Wake. Mr. Norfleet arose to second the motion, and, by leave of the House spoke at some length of theeminent qualifications of Mr. Moore for the station. Ho concluded by saying that in sup porting him, he was riot only performing an act of friendship, but he believed he was doing a service to the State. Mr. Scales nominated the Hon. W. II. Battle, of Orange. Mr. Williams, of Warren, nominated Thos. Bragg, Esq., of Northampton ; but Mr. Saun ders having stated that Mr. Bragg had inform ed him that he could not accept the station, if it were tendered , Mr. W. withdrew his name. The two Houses proceeded to vote. Messrs. Scales and Cherry wero appointed to superin tend the election. lo re Battle bavin was elected. The voto in the House was as follows : 2nd Vote for Jcdge. Those who voted for JudgeBattle are: Mssrs. Speaker, Alford, Amis, Avery, Black, J. B. By num, Boyd, Carmichael, Chesnut, Cook, Corbett, Dobbin, Dunn, Euro, Foreman, Furr, George, Herring, Iloleman, Lander, Lockhart, W. Long, Lowrv, Love, J. F. Lvon, Martin, Marshall, Mills, .Mooring, Mundav, Mclntyre, McNeill, Pogram, Phelps, Phillip?, D. Reid, A. Reid, Rives, Scales, Sherrill, Simons, Stubbs, Sutton, Teague, Trexler, W. Turner,- Walton, Ward, Webb, S. A. Williams, Adams, Daniel, W. II. Lyon, McDugald, B. F- Williams,' Wheeler. El lis, Wood, Durham, W. S. Harris, Millsr, Gai ther, Waugh, Matthews, Barrett, S. P. Hill, W. E. Hill, Jarvis, Wynne, W. II. Harris, Strange, Saunders, Leach, Stiles, Godwvn, and Sauls 77. For Mr. Moore. Messrs. Barco, Brooks, Bry ant, T. Bynum, Calloway, Cherry, Christmas, Cotton, Dargan. Dortch, Gwynn, Jones, Nor fleet, Perkins, Purvear, W. II. Sanders, Shim pock, Smith, Spruill, Thornburgh, Tolson, Wat ters and Wilder 23. For Mr. Bryan : Messrs. Albertsoa, Blow, 1). F. Caldwell, Collins, Fagg, Hawkins, John son, W. J. Long, Russell, Tripp, and White hurst 11. Judge Baily 1, D. Reid 1. We may state here, that Messrs. Bryan and Moore received, each, a considerably larger vote than that mentioned above; but when it was found that Judge Battle could bo elected by the change of a certain number of votes, many gentlemen, who had voted for either Messrs. Bryan or Moore, accordingly changed. The House took a recess to 3 o'clock. Mr. Woodfin introduced a bill to amend the act incorporates the Ashville and Greenville Plank Road Company time. Mr. Bynum introduced a bill relating to tri al in capital cases read and referred to the committee on the judiciary. On motion of Mr. Gilmer, the bill to attach a part of Davidson county to Forsy the county was taken up and made the special order for Mon day at 11 o'clock. Mr. Woodfin introduced a bill to incorporate the French Broad River Railroad Company ordered to be printed. Mr. McClcese introduced a bill for the protec tion and Jenent oi sunury citizens witinn tins State read and refarred to the committeo on the judiciary. - .Mr. Thomas introduced a bill to incorporate the Turnpike Company in the county of Chero kee read and referred to the committee on In ternal Improvements. Mr. Bynum presented a memorial against the establishment of RufHu county. Tho Senate proceeded to consider the special order, being the bill to incorporate the bank of Plymouth. Mr. McClees advocated its passage. Mr, Jovner urire.J upon the fxmate the tr:'- 1 portance of establishing a bank t the point proposed in this bill. The question being on its passage, tho yeas and nays were taken, and the bill was rejected, yeas 17, nays 23. On motion of Mr. Bynum, tha resolution con cerning the Supreme and Superior Courts, the ii'w.i ii,;. .. ... ....... n ( - .. .1 . . It jiuiiiiiL inu lo say mat l lia c.niy uul wni'.i is caned reli rui I man is at all at a loss. 1 will .j...7H KrfA SnftYa. r. ,: : -."Hd U."iVfi n I.. tl ins owa my vote in lavor and measure. Mr. Woodfin. T Tha hill Ti-.m rpri.l afirst ! uiarlv, to a point ol' order in i-.." bill winch- had given rise tj said, It is not in orjer Suffrage bill. Mr Xrpj!o TIia K ri'it.'itui-f ie .enat:r ;s n.-Vt .i i,:... u ." liiciiij to nun iiiui c.cl.! r.t max !.,. it 1 I . j .. .-, . '. JMIUlilllS. Ac niui luu nii nun there is a of tk "Mi, " I Sir, the Senator says the County ot Juadismt still un u x nae any capacity to juu: y iti o..j "i.i a.n ie;x.-i UUllt to It would be impossible tu erect" u bustjJ many iima m uiai voumy w ;il;.,ut iad danger oi us lumuimg down ly piou It ca ling, it is aosolutulv out atinot be done. On tin I have generallv failed in I have ma Counties, to ( the whole, Sir.ilj C'Verv hiliihU. o,ipOi,o t,iO e-5f.i.JIi.-i,LiiJ 1 ht!t se siun whfu I id and aiihuiuh i; 1 Wl ie nonor oi a sea: iu tins :."j'iv lur aw T 1 . . .... ' 1 1 . yearn, iii; ; cuucu upon i.j u'ejMSe i yet so ion; i , as 1 i bill tli number of such meas main a member of the Gent-rtl As- -L.. M 1 ... ... . . - ' f buis.il x op,Heu uic csuiuuMiuie:.! 01 u County, wheresoever ic may Lj i.eated. it has a pop). latum euiu ti ti.e ony LuatJ twentieth part ol me pupu.atiju uf i : .i. r i tti J5iaiti ; anei m mat l csir.ui Of susUsk. large majority oi me pe.-pie at wii.. y hold a seat here. Mr. Brogden made some remarks. lhe yeas anu nays were t.:rn talent;.; passage of the bnl with iii f.i'.l.iwh. vs 4-5. bo liie I. bill abolishing jurv trial in the County Courts, 5; "i1-' .Uie, 1 .'' w:is r and for the more speedy and certain adminis- . flr- w'din en.puiva it a m.iiuj tration of justice, &c. we're taken and made the ' 6K;" d ,bu 111 "VI" r: , , . special order for 11 o'clock on Monday. lhe .Hker. t ii t:ie N.-uatr h Mr. S. P EVENING SESSION. Hill introduced a resolution to. ap- propiate $1000 for furnishing the Governor's House ; which passed its iiraic reading. Mr. Dobbin, a bill to incorporate a company to construct a Rail Road from the town of Fay etteville to ths Coal region. Passed first read- j ing. j Mr. S. P. Hill, a bill to amend the constitu- j tion of North Carolina. A Free Suffrage bill. 1 Mr. Hill said : I learn that to dayr, in the J Senate, the Free Suffrage Bill has been dofoa- ted, and I therefore, by this Bill, propose to re- ! new this work of principle; for it is one of! those principles which may be defeated, but j never can be destroyed. In order that there j may bo a fair expression of the opinions of mem- ! hers of this House, whether they are willing and prepared to reconstruct that which has been this day defeated, I move that tho Bill be made the order of the day for Monday next i at one o'clock. Mr. D. F. Caldwell said the remarks of the gentleman from Caswell, (Mr. Hill,) seemed to Too bill to alter tho line of Madison countv and to establish the county of Warm Spring, wax taken up, being upon it.-i second reading. Mr. Woodfin a Ivocated tho passage of tho bill. He exhibited petitions numerously signed praying for a division of Madison county, so that the inhabitants of the opposite extremities of the county might not be so much inconven ienced as at present in transacting their county business, having now from one direction, many of them, to cross and rccross a wide river with toll bridges', and in another direction a high mountain, besides travelling a very considera ble distant over bad roads, lie would not in flict upon tha Senate tiie reading of the petitions, he would merely statu that the object prayed for was earnestly desired by a large number of the citizens of that county; and it was but fair to state also that there werj some who opposed it. He would state further, that it was not pro posed that the county, when thus divided, should send two members to the House of Commons, be fore the time of the ne.vt apportionment, twenty rears hence ; by which, time the amount of pop ulation there would be sufficient to require sep arate representation. Mr. Steele. I would enquire of the Senator from Buncomlio, if he knows the number of votes that were giv(-n in that County at the last election for Sheriff' ? Mr. Woodfin said ho did not know how many votes had been given for SheriiF, hut he believed there were upwards of 800 votes in the couuty. Mr. Steele. Then, sir, if there are 800 votes in the county, upon a fair calculation, the num ber of white inhabitants in the county will be about 4,800. Probably", thentherc may be taken from Buncombe 1000, r.iakihg the whole num ber of whito inhabitants in the territory pro posed to be divided into two counties 5.SO0. Every Senator knows that the number of slaves in that section of the State is very small; I should suppose that 700 would be quite a liberal esti mnte for the slaves within tho county of Madi son. That would give a population of 0,500 to tho proposeel two counties, or 3,'Io0 to each. lhe Senator irom Buncombe, sir, relies, as is usual in such cases, upon the exDected rarfid increase of the population. Now, sir, I am of the opinion that other parts of the State are go ing to increase quite as rapidly. It is true, it is a healthy country, and they have an abun dance of the necessaries of life ; the two caus es combined tend, no doubt, to increase the population of a country ; such is tho doctrine promulgated in the Congress of tho United moves it Mr. Steele moved that the Senate joum. Mr. Hoke demanded tho vea. .iii-l r.31; Mr. Steele withdrew tlie motion tu adj i.he cm to repeal tne Countv oi .laot. inr been returned from the lLjtisc ofd with an amendment, f-ubstiiutin fori: mental bill to complete the orgauhati Countv, waj taken up. Ti.o uuustad about to bo read bj the clerk. Mr. Steele. I apprehend, Sir pretty long bill, and perhaps vv made up our minds how to Y.ne. fore wo had bottei- doier the lur in"- it at this time. I renew my benate adjourn. Mr. Hoke again called fur the and thev were taken. The motion was "decided aflina.itivtlj, Senate adjourned , that j have It1-. rut S pcakcr the partake somewhat of the commanding tone of! States, and of course, no one will dispute such the article in the Standard, but he did not ob ject to the motion. He gave notice that ho I should introduce an amendment to provide for the election of Senators iu the State Legisla- j ture for a term of six years, so as to remove! some of the objections to tho bill. J lhe motion to maKe it tue oraer ot tne uay tor Monday next then prevailed. The bill in relation to the county of Jack son was taken up, on motion of Mr. D. Reid, and put upon its third reading. The bill passed its third reading, and the title was a rnended. On motion of Mr. Love, the rules were suspended, and it was ordered to bo en grossed aud sent to the Senate. The bill for the better regulation of tho town of Clinton passed its third reading. Mr. Amis moved to reconsider tho voto by which the bill to amend the constitution had been made the special order for Monday next. Pending this motion, On motion of Mr. Phillips, the House adjourn ed to to-morrow 10 o'clock. SENATE. Saturday, Dec. 4, 1852. Mr. Person, from the select committee on Military offairs, reported a bill concerning the militia of North Carolina, which was read a first time. Mr. Cunningham moved that a message be sent to the Houie of Commons proposing to go into an election for Attorney General this day at 11 o'clock. The motion was not agreed to yeas 23, nays 24. Mr. Clarke from the committee to superin tend the election for Judge of the Supremo Court, reported that William II. Battle had been duly elected, having received 90 votes, a majority of all the votes given. B. F. Mooro 37, J II. Bryan 24. Mr. Steele from the committee on agriculture reported back the bill to incorporate the North Carolina State Agricultural society, and recom mended its pissago and on his motion the rule was suspended and the bill read a third time and passed. high authority ; but the probability is, that at the end of twenty years there will not be the required population. It is true, there is a wiifc river to be crossed, and the bridges are some times washed awav, and no doubt the inhabi tants of Madison county are subjected to some inconvenience on that account. One of those j bridges is a toll bridge, I luivo rcascn to know, as I was tolled upon crossing it, and pretty heavily I thought. Well, sir, the citisens of Buncombe are laboring under the same difiicul ties and inconveniences, and the same argument will apply in favor of division of Buncombe. While the evidence set forth by the Senator from Buncombo must make it apparent to every Senator that the erection of new counties, in stead of allaying difficulties, begets them, I will venture to say, that in less than five years wc shall have applications for the formation of three more new counties in that section, to be formed out of Haywood, Macon and Cherokee. Now, sir, we have got to stop somewhere, or wo shall in a few years have a House of Commons con sisting of 175 members, and then we shall be compelled to build a new wing to this capitol to accommodate them (which will not cost less than $150,000,) as they are doing at Washing ton, in the case of the National Capitol. Sir, I think this multiplying of counties is bad polity, and the sooner we put a stop to it, tho better. Mr. Woodfin. There is not much danger, I think, Sir, that a proposition to establish anew County will be adopted, without receiving due attention while the Senator from Richmond is here ; and I hope that may be many years. Sir, I have asked for but three new Counties out of! my whole Senatorial district, and it seems I am j not to get even one. A laugh. J The Senator j from Richmond is not willing to allow me a soli- ; tary one. The Senator seems to think wc are j asking for new Counties faster than we can pop- ulatc them. I believe, as far as increase of pop- j ulation is concerned, the reputation of that -sec- j tion of the State is at least quite equal to that of any other section ; at all events, they are quito as favorably disposed to increase, quite as wil HOUSE OF CQMM0X: SaTL UOAY, I'v'C. The unfinished business of yes; siimed, it being the motion oi .'-i consider the vota by which tho Frw bill introeluced vesterdav bv Mr. Hi well, was made tho special one next, lhe motion to reconsider pre the casting vote of the insr stood -42 to 42. Mr. Amis raised a question of order retention ol the bill, the SiejakeriK the bill could be introduced; ami nose, as he stated, ot tesuiv' the euesi l . . r Amis apoealad from the decision vt Mr. Amis stated the trround uimu had based his opinion that the Liili proporly be entertained ; to whi-h Hill and Avery replied. lhe question, shall the decision o, be sustained? was decided in tiiejiE yas 87, nays -17. The bill was then order of tho day lor Monday nextai On motion of Mr. Leach, a uiessa to the Senate proposing to go into the of Attorney General at 11 V o'clock to-A on motion of MivS. A. William, an nosine to iro intirh! election ul H I o o : miarter to 12 o'clock. On motion of Mr. Leach, the bill i: by him in relation to the call of a was taken up and made the order jj for Thursday next at 11 o'clock. Mr. Avery moved to take up fii8 reconsider the vote by which the l1' certain persons in Duplin to rai.-o, 1; SiiO.OOO for the mirnose of draituu; Swamp, was rejected. The motion prevailed ; and the question having thn motion to reeotisider was lest. On motion of Mr. A very, tin; b'-11- live stock in tho mountain ranges t western counties waj put l'oni" Aftoi- ar,ni,-. n.iioll ks Irolll lnsr. opposition to the Jjill, w hich were rep Messrs. Avery and -Ui;ier, tue" y- rl l,r tlril-lni, r.nt tho fnlllltV 01 Am"' .1.1 11.1.. J . ...V . -, sed its second reading by a votei ' Mr. Webb moved that the rules be and the bill put upon its third rea- ...:,. ,-fln,l Mr. Webb thenf mend by striking out Rutherlora visions. - Mr. Mills opposed the taken, the-.aweM n 0 I rejected. i "The question recurring on t'e ini Mr Wchl. inaihs a few re"- i i- -1 1 ',.. I he arcs. i llOH lo It, auei uiuit" - 1 Th bill nassed its third reaJiflo , ..-.;.- i fivHiithe a messag w.w i-...-. i iorming tno nuusc uiak i... , tm 1 ?i . ,,i into te 'I I cur in tne proposition vi6 Attorney General ; but that thov -i -.,..,;.;., v,,t (',.! Smiatur. The time having arrived lor ler. thn two HoUse'S p.1- , . y ' n' ti I for j Long were appointed to sur 1 j tion. vs-iute"1 0(3 Mr. IJoOlim m Mr. Rayner , VOTE FOS SSN'A f, r r.rwV frr.tn the COHKl-.' report as follows a choice 81. Saunders 35 i 1 W. l,..f h ,n otners io. iu ticvi. ',ir Mr. R. M. Saunders a-ked ' J personal explanation, wlncn - 'A k au so loiiir as the content w , j . . i.: . ..i;t;....l fripuds. ae mong ins puiinu. r,rnnrietT in permuting :itSd other section. A j lie nau comenuyu . y; any linff as the people of laugh. Sir, there is a large portion of that i Country that is not yet settled, but it is fast fill- mocratic party for many J-1. and through evil report, am
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