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i t V mi SENATE MostDJtY. DEO.:. 15. . S lfW?Gfraye3ufroni the cormnittee on the Wlitia las towhom jras referred the bUl concerning fhe -Light Infantry Company in the town pf '-Edentan, re JtJa WUHvitKbut amendment It rnrted the bUlwitKbut id the second tune 7 Mr. 3rTavea irom tne same comnui- two mAtneatai reported the ; said bill tntoit ameiinent:ich ;ts ftread tKelsccond time,; r .a;:;iti W y fi; Tifffand nresentea a oiu to au thorise Parham ollecte ar tta of toteS due mm for the Tears therem mentioned. jl r r IrKMcleod presented iiibni-teiif tf tl. ' n cf CHcId IS levy snd n 3, - and iorvther: TvrfU a bill to allow com- ssiol MrM'eary, r ajam conrniug up 43tete.of jpersons noh compos niens. .'; Carriage of infanlelong toan seminary ot iearamgn;uii!ptaMT; y Whirih bills nassed their 1st readina e eiio luopl emental to an, actpassed at fiie waaant OpnAral Assembly. J for the di- '.U?ftn f Powancountv. wasead and lamended on niotibn of rtin,bj: adding the tditorving rrovweu umt Nothing in this act contained ls jntend ed in any Way to affect the dividing line, heretoiore TesiaDasnea ucLwecu Tloan andsDavidson.' The bill then vocin third readinov and was sent to the House of Commons for concur- . V " J - . - r -. ...V., - : - -A X ' 3 iMr. rOowell iriovccl for a reconsi- . aeration oi tne mi wmuiaa ijvvn-u fwr hTSenatc ott Saturday last, to re- V' Wiate the practice in the Superior $ ftouTts ;of Law of thisStae. M There tHs motion, , the ' Speaker voted in the affirmatiTe; and tbe bill beitig re-consi-- dArftd. "Mr: ATDnwll mbyed ttf post- ; pone the further consideration thereof . yuui uj-iBuwuiY r , U V ; . f: Air. A.;ameron irym uicjuiin. wuiiuu cte on Internal -Improvemente reported bill concerning the Roanoke aviga don .Company, andl a bill r concerning tKe Clubfoot and Harlow's Creek Ca nat Comiwywhich w the Tjrst time. ';rfyh. U".. ; ,r .' : The bill tot amend an act passed in M eiyearlSlfito exempt yessels under uH0ariHyrt read tlie tHwl!time.; - The Senate entered upon the orders f tiie'jday, andtheibill 6 amend an act passed l7'i' .Snore conrenient a&inistSrtion" of jus tice within this State"; was read the 2d time. Mr. HiU pf Franklin, taoved to amend ;thel)ill ,by;striking out the tenth secuon, ana inserting me iiniuw ing : 4 Be it further enacted, that so much of the several acts of Assembly ; neretetbfenassedJ eitablisKini Superior i CourtsTof taw and X3(mrts?of Equity, 4 oe. ana:xpev arae; are iiereuy. rcpeai;u and that $he Courts appointed ; and es Ublished bythis" act, shall be holden by 7";" seven Judgesilo (be i fleeted by joint , ballot of boAfliuses of the present General Assembly, -and commissioned Tvifb thjLK;.: -idEnient under cbnsideja wi,endt2njjpoalp Tras not akrecd .: tefc The question then tecurreu on the adctitlon ot Jllr. tlill'Sa- endment, and theqt:c;i";ri tvas deter -ined in the negativYc 1 1 Hays 58. , I f 1 heaid bill still nnccr cenr --aeration, MvPearsal movedto strilie X'' -tfie 2d, Sd, 4th, 5th,th, 7th, 8th, 9Cj, 10th, llth, ; 12thyt3th, and I4th sec- ifbn-oi;'agr " . . V f ' . -Mr. Beawell ; moved ;an amendment '-. to ihn 15th section, which was agreed l U9 and the bill passed its 2d reading. "t Jlr. Cameron from the ioint commit- r lee on Internal Improvements, t report ed a bill concerning the Cape-Fear Navigation Company Read the first Time,' -l vr!----'- '; --. I Mr. Jackson presented a bi I to amend an act passed in 1822, making compen tion to the jurors of the- Superior and County Courts of Moore, Carteret, and Bertie, so far as the same relates to the county of Moore and a bill to repeal an act passed in 1822, to Regulate the Courts of Pleas and Quarter Sessions in the counties of Cabarrus,; Hoore, and Montgomery,' so far as the aatne re- . I Mr. M'Dowell. a 1 supplemental to an act passed this Session of the As serotdy, mcoiporating Morgantbn Aca- Mr. Baker presented'a bill to amend an act passed in the year 1816. resnecti - . "H1 Acanemy ana town oi Smith ' rviBe, in Brunswick county i - 1 vauaway, a oiu creating a per- tnanent fund forlnternal TmnrnvpniAnta. iad to ceaslidat3 tbe several acts of A-.. :Asembjlj cWatlng .Aind'forjai' pur poses Ileadjthe nrst'time S 1 X IilftlCjimeronfrom (the joint , Select ccmnjiLtce : uii -xiiu;i-um improvements to whom was Teferred a bill ta amend an act to appoint commissioners to view and lav off the road leadins: across the monntain from the towi of vVilkesbbro perted -the said bill withoutaihendment. Thereupon itwas read tbe second time. " The Senate;entered: Upon the orders of the dayand the ; hill to consolidate and ' amend the several laws, of this State?!ar.veo the ; proceioning of dry amendments were - ofiered by -Mr. Sneedand agreed to,; but thfe bill traa 'finallyected.;p; The: bill'feamendl ataci" Tded 1805 the rore convnientiadnsj vi uiruu ui j usui-ct" was j i ciiu -? uie mini ume r ana ori mouoirox pan r eiioorn jferredfn lec6mittee essrk Wellborn Forney, Torrericei IWartin, gamerohiVanJu)OjcBe Bfar- shall iompbse his committee V - WEnsssDAY,' Dec; 17, -; Keceiyed from the House of Commons a message proposing that, the billltv re pair ana improve tiie road leading' from Huntsville iri 6urrv county tb'the Vir pnid line bjr the. waj of Gap CivU in vxoii vuuMtjrtije,, resolution instruct ing the committee on Internal Imorove- nients to enquire into the'expedieiicy of reuiimng xne-services ot the Civil En cineer the petition of sundry of Sampson xounty, and the petition of Luo ,iiiiiauiiiini3 oi rayeueyiiie, be reter red to the committee of both Houses oh Internal Improvements. Agreed to. , Mr. Cameron from the committee on Internal Improvements renoi-ted hUI authorising the making and improving a road from Ashevilleojlutherfordton Kead the nrst time.-'- iy-.:: tv. xMi.ouiciuu Hum Tne select com mittee to whom was referred the bill to amena an act passed jn 1806 for the more convenient, administration of ius- tice, reported the jsaid bill with sundry amendments : the same being' under cuuNueiauun, ir. nawKins moved that the bill together: with the amendments ije t indefinitelj pbstponed---which was not-agreeu io V - v Atr. lJLeod moved an amendment to the bill to follow the; 23d section, fixing" two years as the, length of time for the continuance of die act Not a- totiWf'-- ";'Kr" ; - ;": Y-; N- -' ; Mr. Seawell moved an . amendment. confining the! -charges of I the Judges to matters ot , law only Whch was like wise rejected. . . . I he question- then recurred on the passage of the bill, which was decided hi the afiirmative Yeas 31 Nays 29. 4 o'clock. Hi rThe Senate metagreeably to adjourn ment to appoint field officers and iuatU ces of the peace. '.; - J--A v':' 5 i he mil to allow commissions to con stables bhaU sums above! sixty dollars. was indefinitelypostponed. HOUSE OF COMMONS: : : Mondays-Dec.; 15. - " . i Mr. Polk presented the petition of suhdry citizens oflMecklenburg oh the subject 'of a public road in Surry Coun ty -Referred to the committee of Pro positions and Grievances, f ' 1 . 1 Mr. Fugh presented a bill to amend sind continue in xfbrce an act passed in 1 820, appointing Cmnlissioners for lix ing upon a suitable place for the public buildings in Hyde County,; arid for 6- 3r.. -..VY llhamson,' ot Northampton, submitted the following resolution, viz : x Resolved that ho bjH which : has been, or hereafter .may Se rejected,' shall be reconsidi erea auang' jue;preseMi session, ; s.: :, Mr. Beali moved forFthe indefinite postponement of this rfcsolutiQrif Hyhich earned. J The biH Compelling the s -Of this www 1 V'kf pay specie; was read the frs tir - vV' ?vl-- Tli'3;Uc::;2 r-r . .1 vthj cru ...v tKe day, , rqccJw, . tho;unfiniJicd business .bf vestef diri and the, bill - to authorize the buifibg of a toll bridge o- ver Roanoke river at the town of Hal - ifax, and to nicorpOratela Company tor that purposey warread the second time. Mr. Bynum movedio amend the" bill by adding a new "sectioRNot agreed to; Nays 67 Yeas 51 ; V' h. : - : j The bill' to establish a Bank of the State oT N Carolina was read the first time. -Mr. Graham moved - for its in definite postponement, which produced Iihe following debate : ; i rar. URiHim oeutrvuyt uaiiirc aiuu iitcvijf a suificient number of Banks in the State, did not . wish to ' see ' them increased 1 ' and not wishing" unnecessarily , to consume the time of tne House, tie moreu tnat ine dui pe macn nitely postponed. , ; .11 ;V IHr. Martih was sorry the gentleman from Rutherford had moved an indefinite postpone ment of this bill. ? He thought i the subject important; and worthy . the consideration of tne npusc- in proporuon as me ooiuicre; of our country increased, it was necessary to increase our uanKing capiinu He, believed there was, at present, a great scarcity of mo- ney, m the Country, and the had noti thei abihtr. - or, the present Jianks - A csposiuoii, w supply . the. deficiency. . They appearea to loan and call in their money at pleasure- and by doing so, produced much distress in the comniunity. . In the? county in .which he re- Banlcs had been far .anc time in operation ! but hM.sinee iseea discontinued. "Promt mis omce tne neonie iuui borrowed treeiv. edin;; repaying their ldans, arid the price of uau. , since, . oeen consiaerauir . strain- proprt had been ljmich afiected by the; opS. i.f , s tnat UlCUTluU- v irKw jf cf? t,Y"' ertoretnuatethe cnniofithee he uiovepienia acrans! uir cuu.c ci uie. currency of eountty,andt3y affect he prfcbf Sf .TheritCsent deranged-state of ur circular speci:they would rcall indent debts by lar - crer instalments than at nrfesenf aridtlf thpv '. ) v" - , viHuiwa, ,or haiVe them annul!eL the "misclnef would be still greater, as'after theur business was closed f T yr t vvt"f cMCPwa"a or aoine- so Jiarraas-meiieoDied ; i tie was tori sunermg tne presentnsututions to go on to the end of their eli4Hersx But; in the mean by which the BtateJ and not a few! mohied in - dividual would regulate our Cunncy and .x ujv .uT.iiiaciiuuuv, ouu wtutu wuuiu means tor carrying thjs object into. eft ect.- tiiau, amu, 41 tuiivxa 1 111 uic inner naiy expence of the government," but also These funds would lamouht to little ' leas-than iuc iuiki sici h uan. Kir mirniai uiinrnvprnpnTo a million ot dollars and to this, fund would be added the Uithjj of the State for the pay - ment ot all notes issued by the! nronosed in stitution. : A provision was also contained in the bill authorisiher the Treasurer to ohtam loan for the use of the State" in aid; of the pro juacu.jXiuiK.. ; iic iiuiew uiax uiere exiSTea. a strong, prejudice against .borrowing money for the use of the Slate s' but he believed i it would jii such casej be PYiori nolirL '- vh fT he was last m NCw-York, there was plenty tnoney to ye obtained on good security at 4 while! to pay this in order to effect the treat PDjeCTjin quefiuOn. i f ' ' - ; I ; ? 'q Mr. jM. observed ject.f iThe i State pf ; SouthCarolina, had a iiuuiiiini uaiiK. csiauiiBncn precisely on tne foundation of. the 'one proposed Jn this bill. That State had the wisdom to establish this thought it jrouldlbe better that the State I means of roakincr monev. and war readv to I from Rutherforrl had rkl? th. t , phlyhould possess hw powet; andfthis usethem , ) wm 'ed to be, issued bills of credit.' j fordid purpose he had uitroduced the j present bill; v The; Bank .which this hill proposes; iine hot consider them m that lights They would Banka; s at present established; sometimes intrhicb the whole bodjp of the people wUl bo precisely such notes as our present banks become ' urmecessaruy alarmedr land ddl in hare ah interest -"and if von! can setatre the I issued and it would th hi-.J.V1 their debts,'or" refuse to make loans, and these I broDer management of it.oll it not be bet-1 that 'rx c oil -v . sti-uuxu cz.uavaaiuyrjcugvu, anuKuouuxtas nomoneyconiooe ootamea eX'imenx. i- different; rremedieluhee JffebyTeydred indmdtlals, and these j -iNr.) Ibehjll' &ome; are-tor tcrcingv our jianKf tq payspecie, linens : areaiwaysa eady fof purclwisegood j m reply to what .td.teitw tBj? :cbaftei8v;;,He' was InotesheheverpfTered tor sale. He- wished j man from tlalifa! iu jayujf o iiuicraauese cuurapsfus eixner m jmx oj?wmtnis.ractice py estaonsmng a fine states - of them would giy creasjs the present 1 Bank hder ef directibn bf disinterested oft Mskture p ,embaissmehts; of the country ibrif tthei peers appointed bjftthe -Sate :i V f jWI !Mr-1 said, Banks: jwre fbrcedSnf evex id TRmV. th Bank 'some years ago. in a season of great I presented a different: qUesJUon from thejprc embarrassment. when- most of the T.erilfi-1 sent. - ' ' I ' i I - tures .had" under their consideration bills for! suspending J executions and other palliative measrifes for the relief of the people, arid it was how, and had always been of cf edit equal to the other resoectable Banks of that State. nnd had o antifA FrrrQirfi Sfate, though the capital was less khan half a millibri of dollars' 1 1 : W ' It had beenxlouhted by someswhether the notes JiissuedJ by tlje proposed Bank .would pass witnout depreciation. He nimseit had no doubt of it. i, took, said he, at the ready circulation of tbesnlall Treasury Notes, now in circulation, without anv SDeeific fund heintr Appropriated for their paynient. 1 Mr. M. also mentioned the Treasury Notes issried b; the r:0nMi-l nnvppmit viitrmo- tho War -orK; were sought for in nreference to othertnonev. arid also, our old! Currency,-which always! maintained its value. ; : Mr. M. insisted; that the Noted issued byl the proposed Bank would, have a better se-1 cUnty for payment than those CorporationAlas they would trvmd linn th fiind of the 10 fh f;u.ir-frti SfatA. . - . - ; n.it i annw rrntlmn ar ortnspd to thin bill, because they are opposed to all Me nopeu, Kcnucincn wuuiu ouswyc mc WA-.un 4hA nmnMbri l4nlr anH present institutions.:., 1 nese S5WQ 1 wc uavc . t . ... tm. j i. .1 .itnnr rn nmninp a currency iui uic u u&lc i. j upht to nrovide a currency for the 8tate to ake the place, 01 ineu-iMoes wnepxney snaii ie withdrawn. And! gentlemen ought to . .v jmm.A d.w inM !ntu1w1 nWider the nroposed Bank is hof intended toberiifit Wtt&S The' proposed Ban had by some been Spared to the Kentucky State Ilank. Mrj h-iuttoftheniw&y:f .f ' -2 v-i v: i.. Uf-.t "kW inillirms of currency tor answering tne fJQSe"" " IHU i?IVCj ,WiVll wwx. fi-w- cu'.a. ,v.:w mit0f K fiV'Pu 1, ? fcfjd hetboug. o turmsnj thepcr.t3 r." tie considered Legislature their constiu... ' . ' i T - . 'WTM-least' ty of every rotate erUtTenCr tor edon a soiia r-M llni ble td any diminutica in quantity, orcnange sj .i?1 i i - in volsit i xt ! it jMfttded! - bvsaviri that the de ;V ! ;V5riiii! tails of the bill mlgbfc; te I niperfecf ; and he shoidd have beelad if gentlemen would have assisted himih aroendmg them, instead of striking at ohel'st theexislence of the bin, h-w : Mr Axsroar would have been glad if gen tlemen opposed to this bm would have stat ed their xmjectiorif to it j but. ai rip one-Can. neared wmm todolso, hepuld give his reasofis for wishing the motion for indefimte rvj-trtTrtnTntfnt nOt-tO nrevaU. This bill proposes; said be, to establish a Bankron ditterent j principles from any hlther- tK1Uhd in this State." What is ther ob W0 ---w-w, f ject of this biM I It is not for the purpose of creating a moniedj corporation ; of putting it in the power of ajtew-'inaiviauais wmuu. the circulating inedium of the coUntry and by this control deeply to affect, at kheir will, the interests f the community ; no, it is to establish a Bank the relief of the people, nd for the benefit of the State. And be- causelthere U at present a general clamour against the preseni -ttaniss, suau.wc hs vented frOni.estabTishing one which a calcu lated 1 to counteraatr the evils arising from thJ Sntttiitions f - ! ."' ' - . ' I . . i" Who, asked Mr. A. are the dealers to tne but are any f& 3ti I v. ui; good notes as'cver were of )1r BN rnfwfamtlv vafitiul 1 A' i trfri nf unv nnV Bn .nnaniv koAi. a- I few nersons nnlv j at.these Bak-a few h'avg the management - I of thenv and they -can do what thev nlease I With the mnnfV. Mt Atet man n phMtlti!) IVa sro kn,.M .ir.u ' iri jinero ;wun,any cnminantyj-he ' supposed firor. , I . ! , f . t w.i, .t tr. a . - i i AtA : H texto nave a KanK 01 this kind, than our pre sent jnstitu i." lie liau in;iu il ujii inii iiiUium man wpiueiTiiiinfi. inar rtiiia m imwt ",na.i.h . hyejJnkmgpUaTehoughi,- 1 the.propoaed pahfe? wrouW depreciate, his the could nnt hf! . fny h hil Kn mnA i 5141 gMenian.iroDTn' KocKiugnora, no ow 1 ly .the funds, but the faith of the State would be pledged for their pavroent.'' Nor didhel " ,iue proposcu iUismuiion wouici u rare tne nresent Kanjcs. rinere would tie I business enpugn tor them all. i l ; 1 1 I f It will be recollefcted that the State' holds 1 present Banks, on which shefreceives large I dividends half-year v.- There can benodqubt, i ' uiciic nan k , wuuiu; i rxiziit r f we House were prepared5 still to leave l p-up,c, iuc 3ia,e auiuc mercy oi uiciw icrui'ioius oi crciia,: usea in- uie if otherwise, they would yote against it t utucu . .kic vexi ami navs (in me iiucsuun. I lr, ; IntnM. rope, not, he said, to discuss tnc merits ot the bill betore tpe House i but 1 to asic the tnends of this bill if they were a- ware oi jno dilhCultv m the way ot passing a I bill like that ?,on the table ? Do they- not Know tnat when this Legislature passed the bill establishing the State Bank, and they gave a pledge, that no other Bank should be estabhshed during.the continuance of its phai ter. LMr. i: read the section of the act refej J red to) .'This charter is still in existence and oflJcl whs dui proposes tne- estapnsntnent ot 1 new Banfe and proposes to pledge the jfaith I Iftne legislature could be brought to violate I t"5 jiiwuuiu nuaiucijf: ic irwiiii J i:Knewjiiat since trus pledge was maae 1 , c.iv Cape-Fear . bad vbeen extended ; but these I acts did riot create a new- Bank, , therefore WKL Iartiw said, he considered the faith of tne state as a diamond of great value, and he was not ignorant of the provision' in the act establishing the State Bank., But bet had 1 Uiougnt it was concede!, .on all nanas,! tnat I the State Bank had forfeitedf its charter; and the State Bank had forfeitedf its charter; and the friends of the'Bank had acknowledged I the fact.:-:Mn numeratedeyeral acts oft theirs, such as refusing to pay specie, issuing! too .many notes, ccc. wnicu m ras new, a mounted to a forfeiturew ; K 1 1 - I Mr. TaKaxxju remarked, that the clause! which had beeh read in the charter of the State Bank, did not speak of the Bank's re-j fusing to pay specie, or of issuing too rriany notes. It spoke of the existence, pf the Bank. Will the pentlemkn sav thai the Bank is not I I in existence f -YourTreasuter has informed you he has received the aivienas aue irom contuiue to exist, until its cnarrer is aecjarea to oe loneitea , Dy, some juuiu ucvwioiu I let the .matter be tairiy tnea 1 Dear that the Bank has lonejtea vn;rK' fnvtoif haii. charter -niir ft nnmnra. V " ? WJ . w T:: r rfi. issued bvanvi-ims juegisiaiure cannui ucufic. mc mjuiwii uwf ",iti,'ut nuuu. wuo not only be bot-1 ioneitea. ja u ne uwugui jiuj.iu uac a ) "": irakaMu irorm, istitution. but on I writ of ano -warranto '".iss'ued against the Bank, Ward, Wright, Yhitehurst, WJ Walton 51 Banks, tne xann oitne ocaxe wm .u.igc c&. The followimr resolution waswnrftRpnt dif- ed. The Directors ot the. anc may nave pf1 . Mr ri v '., -v : flU tKldnne acts, which, if brought; belore a Court. '"J ' - - v -"t .! ' Vion-maV do manv acts, which might by sometyensois tate, inrenaenng austot theu- 1 be considering i ;d.rin nnUrrintedLi'whicli'would not w. .".js -- . . - , : i r Ti question. , The Bank 1 tifitncp. the faith ( forfeits their charter. But this is not now a exists, and while it has existence, the faith ot tne Mate is pieagea rial to him - whether the corporation or tne State; Bank was m existence or not, or whe- Kbe,oanfe n,hl?,? iMstfirrariv. The- faith of the State had of-! i ien oewpiwBw 7 I hTnten. The san they tojpp power tna, J- 1 keen it or not. as we neiieve win oesir serve 1 me micrww vj;!; tV iITr l were everv-ycar cicwcti B" 1 more bindincr but he 2S2fifiOTS3" uuiVPwi'i v. w. ' - - " r - . - - . ' xr t n.nn nr of bninion with the cren-1 emfrom Halifax; that lawl passed by the Cdurts of Fleas and Quarter Sessions one iegisiature might be Repealed by the of Rockingham County. '- j ' ' ' T i wa Mr. Croom, a bill to authorize Dan- therefore binding, any longer, than . it was the ;tTi..i. t x i interest of the State to observe it. Mr. L. eJDoutery, of LenoirCbuntj to erec t complained that the present1 Banks had! cfos- oridge across euse River, f t 1 1 edrtheh- !vauis and5 were calling in jjtheir f These bills were read the first time debts that the -people v were considerably The resignation of Stephen I Miller embarrassed ; and that ome step mght to Col. Commandment of 'the' Militia for be taken lor their relief, before the charters ta. t . , t -. , orUe?p S0 readndaccepted. much distress would be experienced. j Mry HiU from the, special Committee Mr. Graham said, be had been induced to to whom' was .referred tl;e petition of move the indefinite postponement of this bill, Oeorge Moore, reported unfavorably to. because he thought it premature. He, had the prayer of thb petitioner, recommend-: hoped thatsome friend of the measure would ints iiftioni-iCoucurred in ! have shewn tljat e were authorised to issue SJ ' i7, 1 o bffls of credit? that we had fnends sufficient Mr. Blackledge. from the, Committee, to support a Banking institution as a Bank of Propositions and Grievances to whom without a capital, like x mfll without water, was referred the petition cf sundry iriha -or a shadow Vfithdut: substance : so far jfroml bi tants of Beaufort County, reported fa ieh anstitution affordmghef to peo-1 voraDly to the prayer of the petitioners. Fr recommendingthi passage pf hill to ties than they jiow experience. .. ; ; o. . .'4.17"ft.rr '-1 j He was not prepared ..to . say, xnat ix we 1 Itistw that the ttte o? Scaxounk hds j derived great: benefit from a Ban! c establiihc on the State funds bni she had real capi- tal for her foundation. Kentucky had attempt ed a similar. jnstituticn, without a proper capi tal, and the eonseqifences am well known. i Her --Rotes' ate from. '50; to 7& pet cent, below ai - jnotes,t which we had no r ght ourselves to : ' by a State and made a tended in bay- wished -to sav a -word or.two- had fallen from tTie -gentle-, in -relation- to pledges of. Hesupposed that whh the Ie assed in act, thev meant soinethinif in "the j act establh Hhej Stated I they would establish no otbejiBank, during I th' vnT?o.vr :Vo'"-irri5-l.i . i competent to mase inis pieage, aijq ne con- I sidered the State sacredly bound hv! it- Did gentlemen mean, in the bill dw before the i xiouse, to pracuse aaecepuopn tlae peopif, i dv nvrnf an wi nt th taith t sm I the same time that they say no such pledre I is binding 7 M S , .' 1 V I I j I the term hills of credit:" to mean hills-which I were made a tender. If this veretheimeaninff i ui il,.. iic wuuiu- xiliu xwO'Ciaiises in ne LOn- tlie same tiling. tJ v a p 1 . nafi hppn nrTi . siderable misapprehension as to the meanlne- he United j States. VVhen was formed several nf thn f States (this State as well as others) had issued 1 i k Diner i.ii i rfrif .v . wn r.n was monp a tonMnn I and was found very inconvenient in; comrncrv. I cat transactions between the States; . It w.is j on ttus account that the states were thcreaf- I ter prohibited from issu:nsr anv such. It I could not be supposed to have refference ef- l ther to bUs of exchange or bank notes. s? J without tliese no conunerce could be carried on: . i r . Mr. B rwurt closed the debate. hr exnress - ing his dislike to the bill before the ; house,. I whicl which instead of affordinc1 relief to the peo- ai pie, wouia oniyadd to them dttadulties. lie considered the pledge of the State aa sacred If thatfwere I out of the way the Legislature. might e stab pleased-but I uu sutu uuicr riUkS a' uiey Tte Yeas arid Nays: on , indeiliutielv post poning the bill, were as follows t Messrs. Alford, BlackledgeJ J, M. Bryan: Brown, Bowers, Bodeiihamer, Brodjiiar,' By numi Brower, S. A, Bryan, Conrad. Croom, Carson, Cole, Clement, CampbeD; Clancy Davis, Edmonston, ' Edwards, Flynt, Fisher, Gary,' Graham, N, grave, Holland,1 Howell, Henderson, Hastings Helen, J. A. HiU, It. A. Jones, Jeter, Jarmar, I Iredell, U. II. Jones, Xovvne, Lamon, Mhdor Melyin McMillan, Aleicnor,.M'i,ean; Alebane Mahn, M'Farland, Puj?hj. M'liamei,-, i J.. Folk, stedman, -Stephens, Stewart, Sdbiiry,. i wjjuwvi, tocuw ; ouaiu, , owsuv Auyior, I Turner, Whitaker, Weaver, WhiteJVV j Wal- s ton, Ji G. A WUhamson, Webb, Wilder, I L. F. W ihiamsop, Walker Yeas 71. Messrs. Ashe, Alston, AV. Dl Barnardw E. H. Bell, Bakery Bainei T. Bell, C. Barnard. Brooks, Beall, Barrow, ' C61Uns,kli Cherry , Cop'eland, -J . Chem', Dargan, Dkyeritrort. Fredericki I Forbes, j j. . Gordon, ; J.I Li Hill, Hoover, Ilorton, i Hasscll, Kilpatrick, Leo nai-d, Love; M'Neill, , Morgan, M'Cawlev, A ;; Martini, R. : Martin.', E. Mann. Mewhorn. Oliver, : Roane,' Ramsay, Sea well j Tillett. I Citizen nfthis StatA5 ; ri en by tne na andaflixing' the value thereof, to a Jus- i 'Pii - t-1 tice of the iPeace, which has rendered the law inoperative, in prpducingthe effect dcsirecl, WheretiH ereat pnbhc4 loss is sustained bv the reveniiefin the. unjust , and unequal faltie that is assessed upon the lands of this State, there fore, . ':ri :'W-i-' ; I i r ; --.. Jletolved that the Committee oft Tinanre Cavalry iteched;t6 the llth Brigade . j y . r i. peal aii act eskbHsh a Court of Pre bate irie Ciiritv nT flumbprldM twl pui uu2t:d. . . 42f upwu, tt?um iu uuiupci uic U4 i.;:!-: fl i 1 1 1 i axienaance otiwrsana snmmnTin tout. ' -Mr; Brodnax a bUl lor tKe more convenient administration of Justice m r-tJ j " , 7 t 111, ana me uui reau uic i time. . I Mr. Sellers presented the petition of iiiTirlf-v inhnbitnflf S nfSaiiinsnn foiintv ' prag for au appropriation of money ; and if it ap- " :. ' Li .:; - : . , " its charter,! v Tuesdey. Dec. 16.-l-J 1 1. - rL- i. .in i i . t -.. v . - .i k j i ? ..: . sr acreua, eirai inconvenience IS I f r V
The Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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