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PROSPECTUS
or tiuj
Worth Carolina Library Record.
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n 7.ine with the above title.
my nurooers. on lony ; (yawing
, for
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tublicatirm of j-eneral
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TuCf will be graced
A prominent place
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in our State. A
ailded, which will
licsiions; and it is
have a monthly
noe.
making the aboe
he promise of as
jished gentlemen
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ks to niake 11 a pe
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layment for the
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This arrange
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profitable and
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ipeel a hearty
e how It will
rent the publi
rieti lly to the
n, if it be not
'ill subscribe,
liefj if pracii
Will no doubt
, as they are
prospectus an
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i copy of the
who will be-
plfona. shall,
tr.
I reused, post
LEMAY.
FAMILY RUPTUltE. Believing that Mr, B. had used the only repeat, that no such proposition was sub-
We have no disposition to interfere with means in his power to effect a reconciliation . milled to me as coining from General Sauti
the fimilv ouarrel: bull to rive our readers ! 1 could no ,l"f et withhold from him my j dcrs, and that consequently I never rommu-
j support, i nave iransrKineu tne correspon- mcatcii to col. urown, anv such proposi
sometueaoi ,..e..., rti,llce annended to this statement with the
desire that in justice to myself as well a
Mr. B. it may be published.
D. K. McRAE.
lunula v, ... v i
ought to lutt been received
rit in which it was given.
Frorrthe Standard.
MESSRS. BROWN AND SAUNDERS.
An anon"mons rommunication in the
Richmond Enquirer, has given rise to the
following, vhich appears in that paper of
the 20th in- and w hich we (eel it our du
ty publish, tn several accounts! We hope
die Mcckleiburg Jcffersonian will see, as
every eandn man must, before this'subject
is closed, tilt the adviee given by us to the
friend of Gen. Saunders, was such as
ed with" th- sin-
and that our re
marks poinud out the only course which
could preserve ths harmony of the party.
an4 fl"ce 011 n'Bn grounds with the
people. V regM that we were so tardy
that we hurt not t weeK earlier given this
evidence of true friendship to Gen. S, and
of sincere devotui to the principles of the
Democratic Party Vh
Tl. ... , v,l nf l :.l
1 IIC IJUUIU- ni'i.'H ui nrui;r, UtTllie (Ml ,
tne merits oi uiBiiirovi-rsy, tin tney near
wh: t is said by III menus ol (.ion. .Vmi.
der- We were I hopes that all animosi
ty would cease vth the election of Mr.
Haywood, and lid not, on our own ac
count, ucsire atyjieveiopments should be
made even to wtr!T the ambidexter thrusts
of some ol fuir hucal associates. Had
tf n, nil would, have been
be two; opinions about
(CORRESPONDENCE.)
Ralmoii, Nov. 30, 1812.
-.1.
lion, as I considered none to have been u;
I further state, that it is utterly false, that
Col. Brown was present at either caucus,
and h is equally untrue, tli.it hu took any
part in the proceedings of the Senate, of
which he is a member, in relation to the
Senatorial elfction; but ha on all oeeasimif j tliHnHmtfr hrt tmtmn.
in raisin; a child ? This ought not lobe so. It I
is wrong, wroiij;, wrong; ani we hop the time
has arrived when llio evil will be corrected.
If parent have not i!ip lime, llm disposition, or ;
the iualifiertliiins to teach their children iheni- i
r Ives, they have a. i npportiinity of connnittinp '
them to the care of one who can, the accomplished t
instrurlress cl our lnlanl Str. o!; and we hope1
tlrv will see ami iVel the importance of plaeinc i
Genrrat'Saunders: J enlertain a sincere'! as I am informed from unquestionable au-
: tnonty, rettjed from his eat, whenever any
question naving tne remotest bearing on
that election, was about to be considered.
1 aUo state, on the evening proceeding the
first caucus, and before any voto waa taken,
that Col. Brown called oh niC and requested
that after ti e vote was taken, if lie should be
in the minority, that I should withdraw his
name, and state that it was his wish that his
friends htild unite with the majority. In
that contingency, I certainly should have
pursued such a course.
Yours, rcspecfiillv,
f RICH A RD V. CARDW ELL.
desire to see the Democratic party acting in
harmony and concert and althoug I have
received a majority of votes in causus, I
have determined to waive any consideration
arising from that circumstance and for
ward by Duncan K. McRae, Esquire, the
enclosed paper for your concurrence and
signature, if it meets your approbation.
Verv respectfully, 6lc,
U. BROWN.
-W
OF THE ESQL'IRER.
ff Commons, Dec. 16.
our advice been
well there caimfl
this.
TO THE EflTd
Jlaleigh, oe
Dear Sir: '
My partial 'orjexion with Mr. Brown,
in the niatterf flection of U. S. Senator,
demands froirtnd a reply to a communica
tion headed otth l-nrolma Election," in
your paper qUc13th December. This
reply I propo mike in a statement a sue-
cinct as possiiK nVompanying it with the
correspondenqp liich this atatemeut will
relate. !
Heloro proedinato this statement, I
deem it due tnysel to say. that so far as
personal prefVtee las concerned, neither
of these genlleApn Was my choice; and so
far as I have anil fl fa,, l)rown ,ave
done so from llJcoliction that the course
he pursued in liA (trtsnonde net. l' rpnnlrt
. a fti- . I I
subjoined tvn ne0jy one calculated to re
lieve the pk.tyrrtihe unfortunate nosi
een placed
LEU.
raging' and
lot Wise."
perance Utu-
wr pr.iposes,
I Slrte 7!ej4-
uiion of the
a paper
minediately
ance Union,
hnw thff im
cter. Pub
3 side of the
;cessful pro
rnade by the
its pure and
tion in wiTTcrr I hi
I U.K. McRAE
plEMENT.
tt is true, ait.fl in the- article headed
"IMortli Carol a flection," "That a cau
cm was calieoyat in tho second week of
the session. Jd for one, I unhesitating
ly declare, e'r been personally ap
' .yrown ro vtejitr him',
and I am instici to say when spoken to
pun uic Biu.jcj i Has never considered
the Kayner Kelulns a disirrart hut nnl
felt himself ceikrl by them, and left it to
in ijmocrai if;, to do h'm justicr,
i.e minor oi a Aide alluded to neelccts.
in giving his mini of caucus proceed-
ngs. io intormH public that there
more man onei
succeeding ballon
increasrd, and ik
Mr. Brown rcceti
i '
aim Bin.ir a? tBv,,v
extends, as ?v as
ilemcn, Mr.n,,vn
., . . I A
ine world at -m:i; mi n com
Reform, yet friend of Mf Sn
at thai cast, vim ih irnnilrv,..
Ihbi, ..nr. i
r. ..r - '
l hear on thnt cagj(
Brown (ccrtatnlj
SlBt An thm nnn...
SO inaifiloil J w-
, : . . i si
icons matter
domestic In-
of i-npor-
pcopy a por.
otlmr liiera-
ihe Plsin
nice Journal,.
i to enlighi
shed
ciely
at the
it is
ths subacri-
fXectation,
ughout the
cut the be
mce JSocie
Hn Printl-
was
oting; that upon each
Mr. Brown's majority
n the 4th balloting.
i Mr. fc.au ntlers 11:
ersonal observation
b observation of gun-
not pre'rnl in that
a gentleman, 4
. proposed to in-
nd let them express
sition, opposed hy
rejected. Nor did
any friend of Mr.
r. B. himself.) "in-
and if any one had
tild have heard it.
nut 1 . . ... .
declined J -.-STS
draw . nameafi,Mfir9tQ
self nominated." I tv, a .i
am authorised to IT'
who nominnt-onl t "T,
afTnaU fl.. - !")' "u-u 01
o every ,: BTu,nl!it he hare of
. conci istion in tha '. . . .
eap-.- "t i.rt,,
.1.
COPY OE PROPOSITION.
Rai.i.kioh, 30th Nov. 1812.
e, the undersigned, seeini' that the lrc-
iic party are divided in reference to the
Aiijo r., Senator to the Congress of the
flft- Vitcs, and most cordially detsirins
their 1 do hereby pledge ourselves to
withdraw 't names as candiilates fur said
appointment. This agreement to take elTeet
only on condition thut it is signed by both
of us.
(Signed.) BEDFORD BROWN-
I rue copy ol proposition made bv Hon
lledl'urd Brown to Gen. R. M. Saunders.
D. K. McRAE.
(GEN. SAUNDERS' REPLY.)
Thursday mornins, Dee. 1,18(2.
Sir: Your note of yesterday's date, was
handed me at too late an hour last night to
admit of an earlier reply. You propose
that both of our names shall be withdrawn
from the nomination lor u. S, Senator
If I L .r
11 an sucn a proposition oeen made at a pro-
peritmrf 11 would nave been lavoranlv re
ceived, but after the door has been closed by
your action and the 'question is no longer an
open one, I consider the proposal made too
iae to oe entertained.
The paper sent by you is herewith retur
ned.
Very, respectfully,
R. M. SAUNDERS.
Hon. Bedford Brown.
loriu ci
. I the CBMCiis to be dischar
iIm d every cnsideratioa of the sub
had -been-ban
had moved
rom the further
ijtbvt-
$1 per an-
,
tbtriberg to
, Irtl.t.
wn. Toted for
caucus; but on
seconl caucus
y of the House
ciiool.
,ience on
t '
" r TUITION.
ClanJct aod Modern Laniuajes. 20
luglist, Braocbea, . 15
,:.;' J. M. LOVEJOY.
'de.gh. Dee. SO, 1812. 6. V.
egittrSif.Sertioofc s
,, LOUlSDURfJAnDEMYTT"
beduih., of ihui rbool b resnmrd ih
r rr- '-.without
uic aail'ljr oi
latureUpii : th
rial ivilhilr jiu.
for reasons, of
neitfcer M. B. nor Gen.
iiiemorninirsuhseanent h
M4 B, took me aside in the
anil, fl I iindAtatAn.t ...ia
t .1,- , ' . "I ?P,n'0"
siw imoi vriiiPC
hesitation told him
the party in the I-gis
Male, tlepcnded upon
' al or the two enmliil
"the party to select one upol
J unite. On the eve of the s.n
j called upon me and requestc
iur- . a cnmmnnication
proposition I desired. Thi
linn I ruiro in VI. c r..
with him, I 'inderstood h.mWprcss an
I vi,.., j j . . Twm'imra tne 1 i'"Huon 01 nein? elected hvli.'
To the Editor of the Richmond Enquirer.
' kaleioh (N. u.,) Dec. 18, 1842.
Sir: I perceive in your paper of the 13th
inst. among many other gross perversions
contained in a communication respecting the
election in united states senator by the
Legislature of tins Stale, the following mis
representation in regard to a transaction in
which I had some agency viz: "A second
caucus was held, and'a similar resalt) except
on the second caucus. General ' Saunder s
friends who were present, stood firm. The
question was adjourned. The next day
Air. urown had himseli nominated, thin
closing the door against reconciliation. The
day after, before his nomination, Gen. Saun
ders' friends Aposed to the friend of Mr
Brown, who had nominated him, that if he
would withdraw Mr. .. Brown, Geu. Saun
tiers 8iintuu not oe nominated. 1 ins was
refused."
As I am the individual who nominated
Colonel Urown, I consider it 'ut justice to
him, as well as myself, to rrtnke, a plain
statement of the facts which led to it and the
motives which induced me to do so. Ort the
evening previous to my nemmatm him in
the House or Commons, the Democratic par
ty hail a second meettng, for the purpose of
endeavoring to unite in their choice of a can
didote for Senator.
After two ballotings, on both of which
Colonel Brown obtained large majorities o
vcr General Saunders, anil a decided-ma-
ority of the whole Democratic party in the
Legislarnre, the friends of General Saunders
still persisted in refusing lo unite with the
friends of Colonel Brown. In this atatc. af-
the question, .AiJrir-mnn a'ftTrihcr cottsii;
mejeivfof the subject, on the eround. a
observed by the mover, that it was apparent
inai me mailer eotua not be settled there.
but mould have to be settled in the Legis
tuiurc.
From ibe Kit-hmOm Krqm-er of Drerntbrr '24
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER
Washington, Dec. 2 let 1812.
Sir: I have seen in the last Enquirer
the "Statement" of D. K. McRae. Esq.
and the letter of Richard P. Cardwcll, in
regard to the election of United Stales Sena
tor by the Legislature ol North Carolina.
The statements oftliese gentlemen are ciro
neous in many particulars both in what
they say, as well as in what they itieont to
say, and such as are calculated to mislead
the public But I do not deem it becoming
at present to coirect these errors. I shall at
a proper time make a lull and explicit cx
plnnalion of the whole transaction. But
this explanation shall be made to the people
ot piy own State, tOinhm alone fl res
ponsible for the course I have taken in the
matter. 1 have to ask the favor of publish
ing Una note 1C. M. SAUNDERS
calTfornFaTT
Tho-annexed letter has been addressed to
the edilors"of the Baltimore American by
GeHcral Almonte Minister of the Mexican
Republic, residiiij; at Washington for the
purpose of correcting erroneous statements
contained in the article on the subject of
taliiorma,.in the M. I.ouis Republican.
Washington December 24, 1842'
To the Editors nf the Jmeri ttn,- liatlimore
oeutiemen: Having seen Hi your paper
ol f nuav an aructtt taken Irotn the St Lou
is Republican, in which the psople of tins
country arc invited to emigrate to.Cuhfornia
tinder the pretence that tho Mexican Gov.
eminent will give libnvl ritnis of 4and to
persons who'shall take" the oath of allegiance
and conform to the doctrines of the Roman
Catholic fiiith, I feel it to lis rtly duty tn con
tradict stiAh' assertion, and to state, for the
information of those persons who may feel
desirous of removing to California fn that
belief, that the Mexican Government has
never thought of colonizing the said territo
ry with foreigners! and that, so fr from it,
1.1 ll . t ' .
ii nas expressly proviuea, oy a law enacted
the 1 1 th of March last, that no foreigner
wui ever oepenmitea to colonize, or mrch-
use, land or property in tht said country'.
uit rjjiicti jjcnnmsion ry tne uov
ernmintnf Alfxiro.
Knowing, as -1 rlo, that no such permis-
sbn has ever heert allowed to anv Ders-n or
corporation whatever, and believing thnt-'the
project ?ct forth m the St. Louis RepnhKcan
it a mere scheme of some Ian I speculators,
who wish lo take advantage of the credulity
of the ignorant I think it proper to inform
he public of this country of the IruS facts
of this new plan of encroachment, lest they
should be deluded and brought into difficul
ties that wonld end in Tho destruction
of
IN SENATE.
Tuesday, Dec. 47.
Mr. Morehend . ptesented a bill to amend
an act to incorporate the Salem Manufactur
ing, Company, whidi passed its first reid-
Mr. Walker presented a bill to authorise
the County CourfciTof Mecklenburg to ap
point inspectors of the elections at the April
trim of said court; which passed its first
reading.
The bill to pay Ashe and NaUi counties
their distributable share of the Behind fund,
having passed its last reading in both houses,
was ordered to be enrolled among the laws
of the session.
Mr. Cooper offered an amendment to the j
bill for the relief of the people, providing
that the paper proposed lo be issued should
bo scrip, and receivable in payment of tax
es or any debts due the State; which was dr
dercd to be printed,
Mr. Stallings presented a bill to amend an
act of last session to authorise the making
of a turnpike road from Gatesville to ths
Chowan river; which passed its fust read
ing. The bill to incorporate the Nantahalah
Turnpike Company, was rejected on iis se
cond reading' Tile vote was reconsider
d th na ly, - mid the bill referred, j
The resolution in relation to the Treasur
er of thia State, was taken" up; when Mr.
Allison of Iredell moved a substitute there
for, providing that Charles L. Hinlou be
appointed agent for this State, to receive mo
nies offered for the entry ofland; and autho
rising him to payoiTriny moneys allowed or
that may bo allowed by resolution until the
first of January, 1843. Laid upon the ta
ble, i '.."-
The engrossed bill concerning prosecu
tions for pntjury and subornation of purjury,
was read the third time, passed and ordered
to be enrolled. .
Adjourned. -
HOUSE OF COMMON'S.
Mr. Mendenhall presented a bill lo per
petuate the evidence of marriage; which
passed Its first leading ("Provides ihsit
the minister or magistrate who solemnizes
the rites, shall endorse the, data of the mar
riage on the license, and return It to ine
clerk, who shall make and keep a record
thereof and; receive thereror 23 Cents as a
compensation, to be paiJ when the , license
is taken ou.J , '
-.v The enijrossed bill making aecmiites on
prosecution bonds liable for plariltilTs costs,
was rejected. -. '
Mr. Yilsort of Pcrquimpns presented
two pension tertirlcates in favor of Priscilla
Goodwin. Referred,. -? W
Mr. Mendenhall from the committee on
Education, to whom was referred a memo,
rial and resolution relative to a deaf -and
dumb institution, reported the aame back lo
the House, and asked that tho committee be
discharged from the furlhet Consideration
hereof. Concurred in. y
Mr Moore, from the Judiciary commit
tee, to whmii was referred a bill on theNaub-
ject of register's Tee so far as respects the
county of Granville, reported as a substitute j
therefor a bill concerning reaiei's fees;
which W9 r--' ""u' aiiu the hill .--
r . . i .l- i- e .i -1 --..-unci remit
rrjems I iHrrMendenhali, from the ane commit-
IMievnio il.nt , 'i,KC J,"T """"i mi iviumi was reierrcuine nut to prevent
tithe welfare of v.-" W , , . Bl,"" ."' Rawing props, reported a sub
thus leaving
nom it could
Vy, Mr. B.
to bear to
Mining the
wnmunira
'P'. who
iU I
Dreoarail in i.l.. k.i.
M Pet imilm. .ku . I . . , .
f u ik.. r ' " " ,lnw uonnr I lie
5i.h ',?!t.,"ee 'r B'-rd to be
f f'crnd aundanl 3 insertions.
il3l.
I i ' . ' .
an mailt wmifJ h nifn,in.l .
niuJMiiciiih
rir..dir9,r'".,8.,') h i-Cdhav;
...v.Litn rpmienng him pe
"I?".". ihnt coromunication
Arsi. n n .
il, ., rir. JS. dpi. ininir IH
his proposition and sending Unc
A conspicuous friend of General Saunders
remaiked, that it wotira not be settled there,
and thafThe friends of the latter gentleman
would themselves bound to record their votes
in the Legislature for him. The question
was then put by tlia Chairman.- th mn
lion that the meeting be discharged from the
further consideration of tlie subject, hd so
iur uie writer neard, was carried without
a dissenting voice. Under the conviction,
that it was the determination of the friends
of Gen. Saunders to carry the question be-
lore tne igisiatme.and feeing that all hopes
were; at an eno, ior it to rje settled in caucus,
and Considering Col. Drown tohethnra,,.
dictate of the Democratic party, according to
the principles which had ever governed -that
party, i -nominated fum on mv owa resnnn.
ibility. As I am alluded to in the comma
nicatioii referred to as, the individual to whom
a proposition wa made by a friend of Gen.
Saunders, not lo nominate him If Cot. Brown
ahould be withdrawn, I emphatically state
that no such proposition waa made to me.
aa an authorised-one from Gen. Saunders..
nor waa J requested w submit any such pro
position to Col. Brown. It is true, th.it a
friend of Gen. Saunders, in a generaf con
versation on the subject, remarked" that il
would be best to throw both candidate
overboard and "elect a third one: but I airain
Vfltl Mlll M-idilav liianvt
rt I tAM1" J "Sis Ibd'UIT IUDL'11
not. ,carrfuiicaliori in your valuable journal
ior me purpose or arresting the execution
of a project totally destitute of any probabiK
ity of success, and calculated duly to fill the
pockets of a few speculators, who care not
for the peace of nations nor the happiness
e.i i-i . t 1 .
oi meir ninu, ann wno only cqusulj theit
avarice and cupidity.
I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
J. N. ALMONTE, -
Knvoy Exlrohlliiary and Minister Plen
inotentiary of the Republic of Mexico, to the
united Males oi America
dly odi
he Dart I
cede to
:
INFANT SCHOOL.
The astonishing and rlily gratifying exhi
union oi ius. r satc a schoia's, has "ivea to
all who had the pleasure to witness it, new 1.
deal of the capacity of children of the tender-
est aga lo be taBg.riljorneiliinguserul, and ilia
Importance of beginning with the verrr daw-
aings or reanon to cultivate their minds and
Hearts. I ha character for life is shaped bv ear
ly impressions. As the iiia bent, to is lha
wea inciirMKi. v hat a lesion does nalurs teach,
Ifwawoald but obscrva ill Troe, ' in some
things it Is heedsd. Whit diligent attention Is
Ksa. . t s tar !t n . d . . i ' .
-fii uower earuen. or aven a sin
gla flower I From the moment that the Jirat
hoot pats forth to its maturily, the plant ii
watchad, and wed, and watered with unremlit
ing diligenoe E ver noiinua ..,! ia
ed, and every appliance matfe that will conduce
to tha higliasi perfecUon ; and yet bow little t
lentioa ia ptii to leaching tha young idea how
te shoot!" ' H iw many parems bestow mora
labor aud litae and cars ia resting a Dahlia thsjfcj
stitute, entitled a biil to prohibit the levying
of executions , upon growiug crops, uotil
such crops are matured; which was adopted,
and the bill was laid Ort the labje ami order
ed tn be priu toil.
Tlie engrossed bill lo amend the act tore'.
charter the Bank of Cape Fear passed its
third reading, and was Ordered to be enroll
ed. Adjourned
f.i '
Those who voted in favor of indefinite
finement, were Mea-r. Albright, Arrin
lllnn of (Jrange. Allison of Iteilell. Bo
H.ijH. Hrwn. HurtFin. (Talhy, Ui-htun, Do
rv. Rdwa ils Kllmti. Knut-it, Hester, 1ol
Hodrfps, Jjrncks. Jones, Jyner, Laikins, :
vin, Milehrll, Mnr heliil. Moye, Myera. Pas
Hharr, Rav. KeiJ. Hihelin, Uouers, Sjn
Spt-ijjlit. JStarTc:r(l, Siallinas, Tomlinson,
kt-r.Jno. . Williams, Win. P. Williams,
V,.rth IJ.
Those who rofed"asSrrist nostnonenient. t
) Messr. Cooper. Kxum, Miller. iSheriard. S(
son and Thomas 6.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Wednesday, Dec. 2
Mr. Mills presented a memorial fi
sundrj citizens of Rutherford, relative"
th ronstrticiion M a turnpike from Fnyl
vine to tn west. ueterrrd.
Mr. Ilalsey presented a bill to Iricof no
Swain's Academy in Tyrrell county wll
passed its first reading.
Mr. Bojd tfresefltcJ a hill Ii niiiing
right of prosreu'ions for assatilta and biJ
ries, where no weapons hc used to the r
eona on w hom the assaults arid batieriea
cbmmittsd; which pnsicd its first read
and was refened. ' (
The bill nuthoriEing Joseph Clause
httild a mill, Arc. was amended, aft mot
of ilr. Urtimmcll. and then rejected 01
o. ;
Mr. Street presented a bill lo amend
ai t for the estahlistirherit .and 'belter rcg
tion of common schools, sd far as said
relates to the county of Ciavcri.
Mr. Ashe, ,n bill supplemental lo an at
ihe present session, to establish the" coo
of Union. V.
Mr. Nash, a bill to increase" the enmr
sation made to witnesses attending the co
of Orange county, and for other purpose
Mr. MoRae, a memorial and bill lo in
porate the Franklin Fire Company, of .
tie Riickfish town, in Cumberland, '
These billH severally passed their ;
reading. ; h
Mr. Wilson,5 of Perqiiimons, presenta
bill for the better governmertt and regulal
of the toVn of Hertford; which, on bit I
tion, was ordered to lie on the tabcv ,,' ;.
Received front His Excellency ihe (3
ernor, by his private Secretary Mr. II
nolds, the following communication: '.
To the Honorable tha. ..!( ,.
Geneial Assembly of K. (Volina,
Oentlemen I have the honor to enclose
wwompiinyinjT letter rom the Presiileni of
Wjlrnlnglnn and Raleigh Kail Road Compa
informing itin of the Inability of the Coinpt
In pay the f SO.tJOO of their Sends etM,,
the Slate, which, full due en the first of Jam
ry next . ' - t- JV .tI.'
As the Public Treasurer is directed to a
these bonds upon ihe iilure of ibe Qompaic
do so, and as the credit cf lbs tat5. ijitmali
that tliey b pmpt!y paid, I call your srii'r,nii
to the auhject, mat such steps mufho lake a
ihcir prmnpt payment as your wisdom may i
gest, and tha cretin of tha Slats may require.
This event produces a ciWia in tha alTaia
this company.. The property mortgaged tM'
Stale, Uis believed, ts altogether ufliciM,
protect the State against any loss upon j)
bonds endorand l,y ibetate bat as the Kiatp,
a siockhotderln thia Company Id lha amount
IttOO.OOO, ami individuals to about ift mm '
130.000. it is ptper thai Irtany'coursa'lh
may be adopted, a dua regard to this Utter int
rust of the btste should be obsetvml. ' -
-.g JXQ- M.,,MOSlitEAD.
Kxecntive OHice. Dec. 2184,'J,., !
Mr. Moore moved . that, .the, cjonimnntA
lion and , accompanying douiiments be ?et
to tne ocnaw, tviiflipropotiiion, loeR
ineiii to me cammutee on i iinnce; and,tou
occasion iti atate Jhal jJie Company, ltij
nnanie now to pay ths principal wet ,prd.
pareu io pay ine inijercsi oil all llicir bonds
Mr. Bigtrs moved to amend the motion liii
proposing to raisa jo" select eomuiii
Irt u,,,,i.l MlPV it 1 1 - 1 1 lift I ii In i "
tv.t'v-f -'- gentlemen suppl)rtcd;iheiJ
'K8iuiueiiueo tnai tne mitlef shrtuli
' IN SENATE.
Wednesday Dee, 88,
M.-AJlison of I.rtreeired,lhC memnrinl
or sundry citizens of Statesville. praying
the Legislature tn provide for the making of
a Turnpike road from Fayetteville. to some
point in the West Referred.. , '
Mr. Hester Ptesented a bill to ineornnkua -i
the Henderson Academv: which oasse 1 iia
uiai rcuiua;i .
Mr. Albright presented a bill la nmen.l
lh execution law; which nassed its first
rvadinglnd was referred.
I he resolution authorising Mai. Ilinton
to conu'nuelo discharge eertnin duties of Pub
lie Treasurer until his inc.canr r,....!;!;.,!
and prepared to enter upon the dufJes of the
ir. . I .... i
i....c, ji.it.ci, us secmia ant tntrd reading,
and was ordered to be ertgrossed
Tha bill introduced hv tr, Kk.n.;,1 r.
tlie relief of tha .people, was taken up and
read the secon-1 time. Air. Conner tfwn f
fered the amendments proposed by him ye,
lerdayi which were agreed to. The bill was
then ' advocated bv Messrs. Rhpnaeif a.t
Cooper, and opposed by Messrs. Joynef and
Edwards; and, ort motion of the last named
gentleman, Wat irfdefinitelprtjiponod, 43 to
Mr
be referred to those wliQ linii; mlucad thi'
iviii. ue nau lorescen nnl predisie,
...a, ruu;ii come,.. u was rotih( upoi
us by the .act of 1840 far tha h.f f .i,
rail roads; and i became the duty , of this!
who were iuatrumenlaui ihe passage a
Uiat act to devise some plart ottcMtf andfoi
preserving the Tiorior and credit nf ia Si.il
untarnished. For this rCason, he proposet
to refer it to a, select committee,; lo ba com
posed of those gentfemca, with'iha gentle
man from Halifax as their, chairman. : Hi
tfacommgnt4 w4thr severity mum ttrsr-fc
thai the Company hail not only foiled
meet this engagement, but had waited liutj
tiejrentrLitotir" befora lit
y-ppTts
m.v. ,.C ,r uunus necome due givin
..n vihj iuur uiiyn ia wntcti to prorids q
the emergency. . . - - '
the State of their Ielinniieiii.vArtf r...;
,l,.,.k-,r..-.l,. 1.-1... t , y..V."-
Mr. Moore f-eplied with (freal'll.rc atu
.1... t - . 4 a M 'I
Moqwiice...- ue rcgarueil it as a subjee
which oii-ht not to be eonfiei.i.f
polities, riof prejtidioea bjf fwrty gpir;t;
as tin! ge-hilcman from Slartin Tliad jiougii
tui8r.i vus emnarrasHment upon the whr
he would ssk f.i'ro to refer bac t.. 1 83(1, a
eco wnen ine connexion or the "State will
this road commenced; and with whom (, 'J
ginated; and therf lay which p-arly is rrsport
sibltf for tha conseauencps. Tha nii.Mi
(Mr. Haywood) who had just been eect
lo the Senate of tha United Stales bjntti
democnitic party, was its author; and it tr
by the force of his influence, and doyjileiici
that the riegislaturai. in 1830, was induced I
suthorisd a subscription la thai road, on 'th
part of the State, to the amount of 63fJ,00
dwuVaj and the suWqoonl yet', lending &
credit of Uie State tojhe Company, by eii
doming J'.a botvITwas a "necessary oaf
i rinence, a tr "vt the interest of lh Otatf
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