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' e ) I I i: 17 f- g. haw But rtti U LoiiU lS- ! Bum it psrtonnanco by aa organic jwr K refus it Deriiirmanee by rdi but ftcf of fcgisUiion. Th ttigatiofr bring v. perfect, csan.il bt dissolved by say arrsOKenxrit W the Mrtr on whom ih bli nation mu. If therefore, any Mtrh difficulty did in reality ex ist, w sbould ban right ak, that the or (aajelaw which produced it, should be M alter .iduii nwm h. But due any euco diffi- ItT eit Ths ooa aUppoaed thw I hat aa Iba abulitioiiut see, to accoiuj.iisii uieir ou- iact bv the uatM of Inflammatory publications, a WW w w i wii ' ' . v.. ... tioa of th liberty bi th pre. Tlii uifficoj. ty ha it origin in a total miaconceptHMi of what I meant by th liberty of the press; which ' , BBeans not the right to publish without rcaponai je. wmy,DiiiopuuuanwHnoupreiouWTuuu. !- If it neut the formerfcthe liberty, of thejiress Dieted an a nsUon. Where every man lies a - - riiht to publish what he please, but ia respon sible to lb law Ct the nature and tendency of , b'a publication, the preaa i free. If he has the right to publish wilhmt sorb respnnsilality, the preaa ia licentious. If tua Utter Tight ex nt, it I tlia only instance known to onr.lawa, of a right to act without any accountability for the - ' ' artioti;"' Uvary man- btw w.Tifrttt to carry arm for hi own defence, arid that risrht in a clear , . ana aa iioponaiiv aa uw unaam m we pre; . f . i. . . - - - trmi for violence or bloodshed, wai therefore ir responsible, bocauae be had rijlit U carrj tUein for defence. But it j unnecessary further to act forth the justiea ef eur claima- on our brethren of the orth and eaat, and their capability, if they Were dceiroua, of complying with our just de mand. . We believe that oar property, the he of oar fellow citizen, and the peace and harmony of our country, are threatened by the measure of these raiefuided, wicked men; and though W foel the greatest attachment for the I'ltbio, and would do all In our powsr to etreiigthen and perpetuate it, yet wa are not ready to aurrender those yery rights and -blea. ug. wUi.that LlB wa fred te Jl ad ahusibf tbo mean- nowaaWted; -prow fn z, . aflaoUwi ia auii tfae prfisrvcaof thiKr aU tutk B eats peace and btpwme, w woiilil irw oke .the aid of the other slave holding State, ' that there may be concert of action in. taking eueh step aa the ooeeaiott ihay derrmnil. ' S THOM. O, 1H)LK, - Chmrindn ''ftWVammiUfi''fitfi. ' MeiafveJ, That we are ready and willing to make a eonunon cause of tliis ubjoct with the rest of our sister slaveholding States, and here '..by inviu tluur ro-operaUuu in passing law and regulation a nay be necessary to fuppres and prerent the circulation of any I aucb publication within any of said slave- holding Hutes. JiettlvrJ, That although the Constitution eeeura to Congress the exclusive jurisdiction ever the district ceded by the 8tate to the federal government, yet we ehould deprecate - any action on the part of Conjre, towsrds liberaliug. the SUive ofth District, wilhmjt Consent of their vners, i a Wac.h of ftl h to wards those atatoa by whom the erritory wn ceded; and will regard such an interference as the first ptep toward legiilativa action with regard to our own property. Jieiolvrtl, That hi Excellency the Govern rofthistHate .be requested to transmit i copy of thesereaolulions to eachof our Henstors and BprseitUtivcs 4n Conrreis, and to- the Exe cutive of each of the Htatra of this Union. .7 Mr. I'ulk, sign from the same com mittee, at tl requeat of the . minorilj uf the aid enromittre, lubmittrd the following rettilutioni, which were aUo laid upon the table and ordered to be printed. ' i 1. JletolvtJ, That North Carolina alone bsa the right to legislate over the Blave in her territory, and any attempt to change their con dition, whether mad by Congress, the legia tature, ox th people of oilier States, will be regarded a an invasion of our just right. t. Mtftx-eJ, That we are ready and willing r to me, on thi uljct,afoinHM cause with the rest of our sister slavchulding Slate, and hereby invite their co-operation in passing such ' law and regulation a may be necessary to eappres and prevent the circulation of any in cendiary publication within any of the slave holding State. 1. Jiflvrd, That the thank of this State an due, and the kindest feeling of the Citizen thereof are cherished towards their brethren of th North, who have magnanimously sustained the principle of our Federal Government, and faaogiilsea and maintained our right against th fanatic of those Bute. T 4. Jienhtd, That out sister non-Iavehold-lag State are respectfully requested to enact penal law prohibiting the printing within their respective limit, all such publication a my have a tendency to make our slave discontent ed with their present condition, or incite them ..touurrectUn. .-,,,.:,. ft. Jimlvtd, That although by "the" Co"nfl- ; tution, all legislative power over the District uf Columbia U vested in the Congress of the United States, yet w would deprecate any , legislative action on the part of that body to ward liberating the slaves of that District, at a - breech of faith toward these States, by whom "" tha territory w originally ceded, and wilTre- - gard aeh interference a the; ntst-afa-p toward a general emancipation of thealavee of the South. . Sflvti, That the Governor be, and he b hereby requested to forward a copy of thi -. preamble and resolution to each of our Sena tor and Representative in 'Congress, and to the Executive of each of Die States of the Union, with a request that th am be aub- 2 Jjittad. to ibit reapactiv legislature, ...i JESSE WILSON, ; A. LITTLE, . T. O. POLK, T- JOHN-B. MUSIV- R. M. O. MOORE, , . J THOMAS L. CLIN'GMAN, . . DANIEL 8. SANDERS, JOHN B. BEASLEY. ; The bill to" provide for the pay . tneot of instalment! on the tharei re erred to the State in the capital atock of the Bank of the State of North : Carurma, wat taken ep the qieatton attll pending on the propotition to till .'the blank with $400,000 which, with other amendment, wat agreed to, and the bill patted it third reading and wat orUeretl to be engrottea, m The Senate then entered upon the erdert the day, ami proceed to con tiJerihe reaolttUntretpe.tingthe. Eublie domain. A motion wat made f Mr. Joyner to amend the laid retolntiont, br striking out the whole, After the word, resolved," and insert ing a.' enbttitutet but before the quet tion wat taken; the Senate adjourned.' HOUSES - OF COM M0NS. The bill fn the 8enaVeT to mate the Yadkin Hirer the dividing line be tofees intle of Rowan an J j DjI"1uo. wa rd the secocid timr. Mr. BrummfH ttated thereaton wliirh renileredjhe passage ! af thebjll desirable, and represented the great iucon venn nee under ' which a portion of the uennle of Howan - now labor from hiving to crosj the River to court, to muster Sec. Mr Walton moved fur the ind e finite jMistiKineiiieiitof the bill 11b sai.l, the people of Davids. n had been tdrjeitrl lopping ofrpiecetf ftowarr; and were not jet tatUfied.- II the pretfnt bill succeeded, tne count j line would be brought within six milet of Salittburj, the fat of justice ba entirej v thro . . and the rteonle thereby creatly di&sa tifieil. 1 he I'W lloues of the county w.-re situated a I no on that portion of Rowan sought to be dis membered. In every Mint of view, the bill was inexpedient, unjust and impolitic. Mr. Iliike diliked to interft-re in thef private matters, bat firlt lin pell -etfliijr'i'seTife'ftf in ftowitwn t Ke br.-" i ne n ettvet wou ul'l bti to tax Rowan county, with a new set of J'oor Iluuses, which, he understood, had cost the county about 8U0OO. The Legislature would hot certainly do tin. Mr. Hruinmil! referred lo the pro visions of. the bill, to shw that it was ronteniulated to pay to Rowan county the lull value ol the land and. improve ments taken from it; though the builtl- tns, he said, were not worth SftZa, Mote than that, Davidson- county was w ill i n r, 1 o t ake ' a tuLsu ppor t so r li pnu '- .WL.' !5 J.--- -..-. wn.io lived, and the bill passed its serond an I third readinsrnhd wa ordered lu- op rntwrv'tuis increiore tt4:iw . , . --:Mf- Kelly prearntcda petition front sundry citizens of MoorCnrMlMont fjomerj, to attach a part of the former to the latter county: and Mr. Rogers, the petition f Tempo . Hall . for a di vorre. Referred. Mr. a'corks railed up the bill to amend the Act of 18.13, incorporating the Roanoke and Rnleigli RailJ Road Company, which pilsed its second and third reading and was ordered to be enrolled. Oit motion .of Mr. Sandcrp. . the Committee on thp -Jnilieinry "werc"irr struetetl to enquire into the expedien cy of a mending the law in relation to widows dower. On motion of Mr. King, a select Cooimittce were.appoin.led to enquire into the expediency of altering the time of holding IredelJ -Superior-Crt, -so as to follow that of Mecklenburg. The bill to regulate the practice' of Hawkins: and PetU'mtr, in this State, wat read the. second time. MrManly movetK an amendment providing that no person shall hawk any articles manufactured in this State, the materials composing which are not the growth or produce of the State, under a penalty of S'O. He remrded all Pedlars in some degree as n ort of nuisance; and any provision that will diminish their number will prove salu tary 7 : Mr. Graham thought the amedtjient imposed, a restriction on the people nut atall demanded. ml the practical effect of which would ! to place an embar go on our mechanics pedling their own goods. Mr. Hoskins thonght the amend ment al together unnecessary, and pro ductive of no good effect. Upon com paring that ainedmeiit with the fust section of the original Bill, the House would perceive that they were al most literally the same, with only this difference, that itr the former the tax is proposed to be limited to ft to. whereas in the latter it is settled at 825, ,It being in nil other respects a repetition, it would have the eftecU if permitted lo piss, to 'dereat"ttie"inatn' object of the B II by reducing the tax on Pedlars, of the "description therein named, from twenty five in ten dollars. Another thing iio be apprehended, if the mfrdmni hMltl4e adopted;' It mighf endanger the passage of the Bill, which he thought was of great impor tance to the citixent of this State at this particular crisis, lie hoped the amendment would be rejected, and the Bill bs permitted to past its third reamng. Thnmrdratnt Wc4ed. .- -M rr-Wi d del i nvored an amenri m en t the effect of which was to prohibit any but resident Booksellers from pedling without licence and regular examina tion br the, CountT Court, tc. He taid, at the object of the bill, at avow ed, wat to obviate Jhe danger arising Irom the circulation or inceHdiary pamphlett by Northern Pedlars, it wat verr ttrange it provision! had not been extended to tntinerant booktel lert, who, of all others, might with the greatest facility, scatter these fire brands. Some gentlemen teemed to think there were Constitutional dimcul ties in the way of his amendment. In fact, no question could be discussed here, but Constitutional ghost sprung up to alarm the timid. But in thi case. it was perfectly absurd. They derived the righi" of thaTsT '1etafing,'''iT6mii higher Constitution than that of the United States the Constitution of God and Nature that of sctf-proteetian. - Mr. Clingman said, if the bill was intended at a tide-blow arhe-Aboli- tiooistt, he wat against it for he wai not for meeting that question in an in direct manner, He wat however op posed - to the amendment, because he foared bo danger from booksrllert tel ' " - ' : . - ling Improper puUicatidnt to - slaves. Mr. Deberrjadvocatedt hetmend ment with much earnestness, and spoke of the insidious manner retorted to by these Pedlart to circulate their fanati cal productions. It wat high time for the Legislature to take a decided stand upon this subject before the evil was too great I r magnified. - " -yMy. Z3ff. Wadtllfs avmen dment pre vailed, and the bill pasted its last read ing.'.TO'WW-ajWt-TO'tlW't ' A Communication wat received from Governor Swain, transmitting a Memorial from the citizens of Charles ton and Columbia, on the subject of lilve coo te m platel Rail' Rad -from' the loriner place to Luicinnati, torwartlea to this City by a speciaL Delegate, Mr. Mmore. liie UoVernor reijeratet the favorable opinion entertained by him of the prhieel at expressed in his first Message. J he Memorial as reler red to the select Committee on that subject. J ". Hie engrossed tiiTI' from the Senate, wvwkihv- tetnnl?rimrr!,r'sc ' Mr. Manly moved its indefinite postponement. If the Patrol laws needed amendment, which he did not admit, this bill was so complicated in its details, that the County Court would never comprehend them. It had 29 sections, and almost 29 lashes in every section it . might emphatically be called a bill of sections. Besides, from an estimate which he had made it might not be cntirtdy 'accurate however this system of Patrol wou ld coWch ciMinty-fBomj -RSGO to 8500,- ir.MjH!.$$ the DOfitnonemeat. . . ThAJmll Umbt lew sums preponderated, une tiling Jiine. should recommend it. The Pat rol laws now -in force leave it discre--ioftary;with the Patrol to act or not; hnt this bill makes it obligatory on them to act. . At the suggestion of several gentle men, Mr. .Manly., withdrew his motion t. postpone, to" see if the bill could be made acceptable by its friends; when, on motion, the House adjourned. SENATE. Ttiursiluy, Dee. 10. Mr. Kdmonston, from the commit tee on Claims, reported a bill to re- :riJrreS:loI:-credt aekson; a bill to divorce Margaret Spier; and a bill to divorce Margaret Muse. The two first named bills were read three times ami ordered to be engrossed; and the last one rejtcted. The resolution fixing the day of adjournment of the. ...Legislature oiLthe 21t Dec. instvnt, was taken up and adopted. 44 to 15. Mr. Baker presented a bill to pre vent persons residing in the State of Tennessee, and in the adjoining counties in this State, from driving sjk to range in the county of Yancy. Referred. Mr. Morehcad presented the peti tion of sundry citiy.ens of the State of.. Virginia, praying, the Legislature to pass an act incorporating a com pany, with a capital of 82,000,000, authorised --f ennstruet-n rail road from Rvansham, h Wythe county, byDamille through North Carolina, to some point rn the Roanoke, to in tersect the Petersburg. Portsmouth, and Greenville and Roanoke Rail Roads. Ordered that a message be sent to House of Commons, propos ing to refer said memorial to a joint select committee. The bill to incorporate the Cincin nati and Charleston Rail Road Com pany was read the third time, amend ed on motion ol Mr. Bryan, passed and ordered to be engrossed. Me. Hill submitted a Resolution to amend the Charter of the Bank of the State, so s to authorize the increase of its Capital R200.000; in order that subscribe. Read first time, and laid on the table. HOUSE OF COMMONS. M rGuinn, from the Conunittee of Prnpositiont and ''t7r1eWinces,7eported unfavorably on the bill to divorce Plia roah Perkins.. Tlie bill was rejected. Mr. G. also reported unfavorably otthe petition of II. Delamothe, of Montgomery count v. Coiirured in The engrossed bill to incorporate the OeCp River Gold " Mining CompanV '.fr.:ta4;,leitlriKk be eri rot. en, " " y ; The bill to restore to credit George Tapp. of Person county, wat read the tecnrni Jirue and-rejectetf.. A metfagefrom the Senate, trana- mitting, for the' concurrence of the House, a bill to provide for the pay ment uf the instalments on the shares reserved to the State in the Capital Stock of the Bank of the Slate of North Carolina. The bill was read the first time.. :. The engrossed bill to authorise Da vid Thai I r. of New-Hanover county, to erect a Bridge across the North-east Bran i It nf the Cape Fear River, passed its third reading ami wat ordered to be tnrplUd. -" Mr. Waddell presented the petition of sundry counties and towns in th State of Virginia, praying the passage of a law incorporating a Company au thorised to construct a Rail Road from the town of Rvansham, in Ihe county nf "jine. oy uan vine, inrougii the ter ritory of this State, to tome nnint nn the Roanoke River. The said petition wat sent in the Senate, with a-nrnno; sition to refer it to a select Joint Com mittee, which was conrurrad In bv that branch. - ' Tha reatgnatlons ufSamael T. Ha.; ler. Colonel of "Artillery, of George Ferguson, Colonel of the 75lh Regi ment of Militia, and of N. M. Ilamby, Major of Cavalry, were read aud ac cepted. , . Mr. Irion introduced a bill to incor norate the Milton and Salisbury Rail Company, and Mr. Guthrie, from the Committee oiTPrivate bnis7rFportedi hill to emanc'iDate Delia, a slave; which bills passed their 'fiirtf '-readiwy SENATE. Friday, Dee. II. Tlios. J. Pastuer. the Senator elect was qualified, and took his seat. IMU presented. iy Mr. Fox, a bill to incorporate the Campbell's Creek Gold Mining Company. By Mr. Ed- monston, a bill to repeal an act to make compensation to the jurors of the Su perior Courts e-1 Hay wood county. ArnPa bill by Mr. Little, to incorpo- rat - I.nnr t eeelt lllt mimns Long Creek tol it Vwwpawi '-wwitlr wewrewt thre rm4'toew repWteoV JUttlafc prt-f .'.'... a I ...... .v I1lllk Aniint. t).., .an d. ocdercd to be. cnsrosLScd, The engrossed bill to reppal in part the 1 3th section of an act of 1824, au thorising the making a turnpike road in Buncombe, was read three times, passed and ordered to be enrolled. The Senate entered upon the orders of the day, and proceeded to consider the resolutions respecting the public domain the question still pending on the call for a division of the question on Mr, Joyner's motion to strike out all after the word resolved, and in sert a substitute. ' Mr. : Joyner sup I 1 . length. Before the question was ta- uorn to amend the resolutions, striking out the 4th section thereof. Alter a brief - discussion, in which Messrs. Wellborn,: Waugb. Edwards and Bry an took part; this motion was negatived 3G to 2G. The question then recur ring on the motion to strike out all after the word resolved, was de cided in the negative Ayes 25, Noes ST. The oriiriiial resolutions were then read a second time and passed: and being read the third time. Mr. Little moved to amend the same, bv the word resolved, aud inserting a substitute. Mr. Cooper moved for a division of the question; when Mr. McQtteerrTosc and proceeded to state Ins views at length, in favor of striking out; but before he had concluded his remarks, gave way to a motion to adjourn. HOUSE OF COMMONS Mr. Guthrie, from the Commitee o Private. Bills, reported a bill to tl vorce William Hines; also, a bill to divorce Margaret Nassey Read firs time. , Bills presented. By Mr. Cansler, for the better regulation of the County Courts ol Lincoln, ny Mr. Hybart to incorporate the Raleigh aud Fay ettevillc Rail Road Company. By Mr. Hutchison, tlirectjng the timet holding the county courts of Mecklen burg. Bv Mr. Guinn, to incorporate the Franklin Turnpike Company. Keail tirst lime ......... On motion of Mr. L. A. Gwyn, message was sent to me senate, pro posing to raise a joint select committee to inquire into the expediency of pro viding a residence in thiscity, lor h Excellency the Governor. Mr. Guinn, from the Committee Propositions and Grievances, reporte a bill to emancipate Nelson, a slave, "which was read the first time, and on motion of Mr. Baker, rejected, 63 to 53, The engrosssed bill to amend an act lo incorporate the Roanoke and Ra i n wa a a" teign nan itoau company, was read the third time, amended on motion Mr. Jacocks, and sent to the Senate fur concurrence. The engros&ed bill, defining the du fatrois, and the duty ol Patrols, was read the second time, and on motion o Mr Clarke, indefinitely postponed. The. bill to amend an actT passed in 1 83a, tor the better regti I at ion oft h Patrol, was read the second time. Mr Jacockt moved that the bill be indfi nitely postponed. On tint question the vote stood : ares 60 noes 60. The Speaker voted in the affirmative, and the bill was rejected. SENATE :r "Mri llogan, Tr'bm the coininttfee on the Judiciary, to whom the subjects had been referred, reported against the ex. pediency of amending the law direct- ing me manner in which auerins' Doniis shall be taken ; against the passage of the bill to give exclusive jurisdiction to ine superior Courts in air cases where the intervention of a jury is necessary; and ngainst amending the law lor the punishment ot vagrants Concurred In. Mr. Hussey presented the pettion of sundry citizens of Uuplin and Ons low, praying the incorporation of a compiny to improve the navigation of cypress Creek. Keterrrd. li . aai t air. iweoane presenteu a mu con cerning the revisal and digestif the matnte i4awt or isortn Carolina which was read first time and referred The engrossed bill to incorporate at. . Ta,T . t at n a ars. tne rortn Carolina iuu Koad compa ny, was read -the third time, amended. and passed, and sent to the House of Commont for concurrence. The Senate then resumed the un finished business of vesferdav.' Ihi proposition of Mr. Little, to strike out tILthe resolutions respecting the cub- lie domain, after the word 'Retolved, andtntrHa ittbtitatef fwldch, we tel licve.7doet pot essentially differ from the resolutions adopted a lew, tiayt aguin the House of Commont on Ihe tame subject,) the question being (a division having been called for) on the inotinn to strike out. Mr. M'Queen concluded his remarks in favor f Mr.' I-jttle's motion, and was followed by M r. Cooper of MariTn mv the opposite side. Mr. Bryan thertTdok the floor and addirl4Jeoi"-in-piort of the motion of Mr. Little; but before the question was taken, the Senafe ad journed. - Mr. Ouinn, from the 'Committee on Propositions and Grievances, made ad verse Reports on the petitions of Mar garet Hunt, of Cumberland; of Jef ferson Jtidd, of Moore;, and of certain citizens of Orange, in relation to the times of closing the Polls at one of the separate elections. Concurred in. . . - It c r t- -fir- ivrnj, Jiwni. UISJMWC VMUIMiM- Montgomery to. M (lore cqunty-.Rcad. nrst time. George Barnhardt, the member elected from Cabarrus,, fice D. M. Barringer, resigned, appeared," was qualifird, and took his seat. 7s presented. By Mr. M'Pher son, to alter time of holding the elec tion in Camden and Currituck, coun ties. By Mr. Fitzrandolph, to abolish the Office of County Trustee in Bla den. By Mr. Hall, to regulate the price of vacant lands, not exceeding 640 acres. ByMr.JIunt, to con- v- - ti . r t. r . . .i; . f . Port of Beaufort to the Tennessee th'ie-R-eaPfirt - fimtf, "an'd' ttret'i orueren to oe printed. Mr. Jacocks, from the Committee oti Fi dihecting a sale of the unsold 'Chero kee Lands. Read first time. The bill to incorporate the Raleigh ami Gaston Rail Road Company, pass ed its third reading and was ordered to be sent to the Senate for concur rence. ' "The engrossed bill providing a Reward for taking Runaway Slaves in non-slaveholding States, was read the second time and postponed indefinite ly; as was also, the bill to authorize a subscription, on the part of the State, to the -tcon ny. ': . The'engrossed bill amendatory or the Act passed in 1822, for the relief of Insolvent Debtors, was read the third time and ordered to be enrolled. It is therefore a law. "Provides that where a JuryJa enopannelled to try -an allegation of fraud ngainst nn individ ual plying to take the oath, either partv may take an appeal from the verdict.! ' The Resolution from the Senate to adjourn aine die. on the 21t instant, was la'd on the table. SENATE Monday, Dec. 14. Mr. Marstcllrr presented the resignation of O. W. Nichols, Lieut. (Unolof the 1st Rejri mcrit. Read and accepted. Mr. Kerr, from the committee on Military AlEiirs, -reported a Resolution directing (tcorgc (lilhreirth to deliver the puhfic arms in his p cesion to the commandment of the 74th Retri ment. Read three times and ordered to be ea grossed. BilU pretenttd. By Mr. Gamhilt, a hill to apMiiit Commissioner to Iny off a road from the Deep ( Jap, in the Blue Itidtre, to Stephen 1'hoinas's, and for other "purpostes. By Mr. Rabun, a hill to eneourajre the destruction of wolve, in Buncombe. By Mr. Hharpe, a hill to revive and amend an act of 1831, to incor porate the Tarborough and Hamilton Rail Rond Company. By Mr. Bullock, a bill sup plemental to an act of 1809, directing how person injured by the. erection of public mills hall in future proceed to recover damajrea. By Mr. Cowper, of Gates, a bill to provide for the election of Registers in the everal coun ties b this State, when any vacancy may here after arise by death, resignation, or otherwise. By Mr. Fox, a bill to incorporate the Hoe Gold Mining Company, The three first nam ed bill were mad three time,' and ordered to bo .ongroaaed--the two hyit named passed only their first reading. - - The amendment made by tho House ot Common to tho engrossed bill to incorporate the Raleijrh and Roanoke. Rail Road Company, were "concurred in, and the -bill ordered lo beehrollcd. The enfrrosseif bill to incorporate thfc Wil niington Marine Aasneiation, wa read three times arid ordered to be enrol led. The bill more effectually to suppress the vice of gaaiblina; in Uii" 8tat, waarcad the second tinio, amended, on the several motion of Mews. Wyehe, Bryan, Wellliom and Mar-" of th unfinished business of yeaterday, the resolution respecting (he publie dmMun-rfhe question still nendina on tln nmiun nf Mn little to strike out; when Mr. Edward ad4r- m ui senate at connderahle leneth arainst trikinar out, and In annoaition to the nnlirv nf -iwxnilltig yiWWCUm Q (110 pUOIJG lailO amonfz tne eiaiea; but betora til question, wa uu.cn tne oenau adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. -A motion was made to re-consider the1 vote of rejection, taken on Satur day, on the bill to authorize a sub scription on the part of the State to the Oconaluftee Turnpike Comnanvi which having been decided in the af firmative, and the question recurring on the passage of the bill, its third time, . ' Mnialkcr explained the charac ter ol the bill. It was not an annlira- ion for an original aubscritinn. but simply provided, that the subscription heretofore made to the Deen ifreek Turnpike Company, and not vet ap--i:.i r. . i ilt. c r plied for, fhould be transferred to this Company, the stork ot which nromis- ed to be inore nrufitabliThaC Wll passed its third readinsr and was . or dered to be enrolled, M Mr, Waddrll, hum the Committee. tnwliom was referred the petition of counties in Virginia, on th ' T1.- ffransliam, in thV county V Va. to tome point on k- "Jft, kade an elaborate a P-.k Report thereon. , M r. cnmmemled a bill to carry th of the petitioaert into effect bilLojrirairporata 'tu Roanoke and Junction " Rail US Coapanvkvoare-enict -""t r"KU sojj, incorptra:- . S Roanoke and Yadkin R.Vt w . - Mill . nwa . itaiiiu(, Ijr Ilia f to amend an Act, passed i authorizing the County fJo Burke to appoint ComnMsaiT-i ' open iay out a lurnr.il,. no,,,theLincol,,linetoJ,cUM3i &c. By M r. Pippen, concert. Patrol of Edgecombe S tk iMjChamitimendf the law concerning Puhic i -rV tZfllltlfts. k. (.cii.nu itioviies (hjt -.if any Jail is burnt, it j maybe Wttl any Justice of the Peace to e, Z prisoners, therein confined, I V Irsnufi'iwl tu amiiM ntl. -..." Jail nMr:Mooio,UVe;f- hunting in the night tim. u , - county. 'ITiese v . - . - rivals fl" bills first reading. Mr. Hybart, from the the select C I referred Hi t I mittee to whom was referred th t to incorporate the Raleigh and F eneviiie ivjii ivu;ui innpany, rffsrt erthxTTtrMW. iriiiuiiiif imru nn ntsag. Bt iij -wased, Amemledrin aVpttte fSf "awrpaed '"iftien-.!; Mr. Jacocks su1imittd a Resolntin, tt- the House- staml - hweafhr g journal to 9 o'clock, A. M; whickta nepat.ived. Mr. J. also submitted a Resoliti that no Private JJill shall be intrmlK. ed m this Hmse after Vdneli .4 ...u:i. i ' itci, wiiivii w ns a)iiiiieu. I he rt;jnatton -af Jntlge jy was reail and accepted. , , Th Inauguration of 09V. Mtkiatt place on the 10th instant, in the prese" hoth branches of the legislature, a;t ska number of pectat-irs. He read li tiSHnm copy from tho Standsr.1: Felkv Cidxrni ihe nnte, ,fli "''.WSf .1J lloittt nf Vummtnt: Csllpd lv your turrmRrs lo Ike hiKti Chh-f Maifisirmr ol my native 8lsi, I tkosUij wsming in ennrtery m Voii, si sjell si ivrM my own fvrlinx. if I relrsmcil frma Icwlm jtom mi nHist erslrfnl scknowledKmenls Crii, ii-ouf l Tr cuifidriice. Aceeitt thntfn rn j Ihsiiks For lbs honi y uu itae sanhrsl upon nr. , I eontUIri- H a ihity inenta'ient upoa su, mske a deelsrslioa nf III prinrtJes lik isi direct my ennilocl is lbs lace l&m u4ra4 my ('Iniiniafrsiion. In (Inin so, I itnM In ief as poxOile. ahall not attempt I l rate ilis.iiilijcei, l.m snerelt in suia tbn neral pnl.iirsl n-.sxiim, alikh t i.BccitS) Kmni a rnrrect. A Ri-piiMicsn fi nm .rc dilcctinn and W linn, my course sbnll be rtf-nlslnl by ih eat principles or Ihsl party (be pliiical'erelift Jeflermn, s1 Msiliwn, snd a jMkson . TW tKiTfrnmrnl it ialitjthci for ibe M-nl-(ai Itropte, llie wlinle H-ile, nl ant ,inr a ine ripeiiw (4 llir miiy. is si'-I oia iiniirrSMil uaost mv mtnrl ami h ben Imms frejinl iliiiil ever anuUnue to Ut, tUtss'is" my p nm. al lite tlur Confiloiion lMH;itiiM limited powers to vunr Kxertilive: In lb slmiKM nf it itulie4. il tl.sll be -stay tk irarsiis such chum as,il pronuile lliclisa ness and triiY "f "h grrsl hmty M thsr W pie, and Ihe wt-lfsr of ear uwnm ssai. In enmmnMin lik- nun, Messed lb e-s can iinil)i-iit whet th sot erciruir it all r-ople. sii'l b.-re etvey pine- .f fruit; tJ r.y.. ir.ee i, made for their tvsi.Ujf, twti B led ili ntr by Ihem or bulireailv to l eenl, d vltrretlw lawt s.-e 1it 'the tas l.on..f Hu-ir ill,i!.lsr4l by Ibeir riiei n-. vii me mh.I ialillinmce ntl.i pit! It it. tlrelore, one nl ihr pi iro. j ,,l.j-l,Bi b Ibe ( m.itil.ilion i j, moe ,( ,(,, 4 I. Kiilviiie, to ilifTute ihe h. nrfi ol riissss) sm.ii.g 1 Is-- e.i,l Any frstiiile and pisriw hie pluii I'.-r sneh piiimte aouM, n Isr! e-i-oprra-i-Hi nt lb eseeutive miglil be fr my mm. t o nevi nK the retnasa of Ihe Sisie, to iinprnie ii inlriiml sotvldi. sml In ennli ibe mi.tnl charaelrr of hs ilo, IK-Ionj lo the legiilalive department. W kite r ; ihe suiitmire ol ihe clie shsll f qiiiril fa e'ifcet llteae" ofdeef r hile I oewsftt7 vtsiino, W assislsnre hll W besilt dt-mtl - Kt.w..mj t s virrne hrstl Cnieuss") W-re e(eeuitly in Itepi.hlirt. NM S'r iu-ntiMt nvii'B, lull a liberal eooniy. K llir x rsleil benefit ..iiii.iiie.Jrll'V petTiHim-rf nvniitiiux ws-Snd (rnjiision-,'11' euiiiir in ll.r aervier V' I be State lb mpmmr et and Tspnbte of lit aiiiaeat, aad - lliote . ti.m-ei to llie toiiutiy tlial ri' tiout ami pstiwlilv. A carrvel eniit oil) t i o.iu h I1001 ibe earamK ul tbe -n?,-ill prirly administer .their towai5 let in the remsitider to bk aseil by . th" eordinp; lo the dictate of their naa jngtMtl tliiit tending to increste I lis aashh of riiti bv addimr In the smith if 11 riiizena. Out Cf.nlrary, high sr1 swd prnhite, lmpr esr- ittonsrv iirnieets. lend Indimimth Ihs vr1" lb eHiaens ithmil sidling lo Ibe ervM " (nnrrei nl Ih ennunnnwrslth. " ' . Kctpnntihitily and aeenanl.ihilily ia jll fr"L. fancioni le. bat rter been derated M ""'J! inin io Ihe pntilicnl faith I prufsU.. Ap4 T with 10 pretrrve to nurfifi and potirr' hleminst nl liberti nnimosirt d. we sbnaM'''; deyiaie from ihst maiim My mm albemJ it, tre onniN' M those' a ho b-Ul bffise m (a Mrwl snnwHiHionsI and leg tlilie Iheinlolies, nritherarrvgnting In llirmirrretr n thry do iv t iMe, ear amllling t (i:blnlly tboMi ihst irtain I Ihrir aevve forgelting that Ihey are bill Ironed titusllon Ihey oacnpy, fni th good of lb Having slated several general rle hieh - deprait lb eorrect iwlmtfr"7 republioan govemmeiils, and hi bs bl good govern mcufs, I ball now briefly "L ihosa ahirb peeuliarly belong la er '"TT? ena of lb failed Sislet, nd abieb , t lhy lie eer been, m) prlivipsl f'Vj hsf mg In Ihe otfie I nt sImioI fa rafee.. - -i.lesdin jutifit.li r., ih fathinacf but I put if upon bieber greB(ll 'i, ms mgU rale of one lb wsies foraung ledei act , h is eiietteH bH reaaired ,) .MM am a wvnue i poer hrsor) by ear feitn.losrtH"'".- ing it .a npvrsunns 11 ms a mfif the povei 1 rxprestlt grsnli f, otl i"J rjLin. proper l earry tf em ln ''awt oeerstii, sad propririy !. W "'T'wt4 'r-fefched, and n oHM ii.g greal WT''Ji. Una .mm. - tncfsi bi tlesl n om . J hem. . cvrsiM. .i,,lb ..1.1 t. he ssn fuMl .d.V. I ' M am mini fa be n f!tj pany, with sundry amendments. 5 the lleporl, was ordered tu be Bri Ih. iUl.rlUH..iln. Af - - A...-. ,. tl.Mi Ml .-.ef ,".eir ----- i.f li.l.e.MlIIU. uhlTuil t rlltt la eirtvisa vll It jtewbtfal. .....Z--
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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