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' TMM 'TARBORO9 B REPUBLICANISM: THE PALLADIUM OF EQl AL kldllT. T.lRBOROIJGIi, tEDKECOJIIIE COlJVrY, ft. C.) FRIDAY, OCTOIIElVso, 1 37. VfX 1 I. .. i i . - ' i -- - - . I'M-- -v -vi.:-:.a'V.i i: i ' i i - - f 1 Tarborouzti Scfcvola," EI) IT F.I) BY mcaiuci.-E. MANNING, printed by J, 4 J'r- Manning, Toxins. ( - Published crcry week at Thrr' b!Urs r . anoum, if paid within the n'r,'' Three dollar and fifty cents, if not paid . n iK ni of the subscription year. . It will be rj-tit-mri fr those lifinjj at a distance, or out of ifiDtion wiU.be received formless period than a -Mf.( anl the ppT win noi aivoniiinieu nnui or4-r are received to that effect, an J all arrearages letters to the Editor must come free of postage, not be attended toi . l ApTtnTmMimi will be inserted at tbi rate fit ho act. cne d dlar per tqaare, for three insertions, and .'! cntt fr each subsequent insertion. A liberal (,irrunt will be made to thoe who advertise by $n yrir. Those sndinjj in advertisemeints will mrk the number of limes tltey with thera inserter! he in favor of the ibolition of credit?, but was met by the coroDromise act. which provides that the credit of the system shall' noi 09 80ouj)t(l until the 30th of June, 1842. ; Mr. Calhoun acquiesced in this view, and moved to postpone the bill till the firt Monday in December. I Mr. Wrighi intended that the bill should Kiyc longer credits, under certain condi tions,, and thii question could not be sepa rated from the warehousinjr clauses of the bill- ' ., ,j j Mr. Clay made some remarks in reply, contending that in any view, the bill was a violation oi the compromise act, which tiv tended io I keep the credits as thev wereJ and any alteration would be a violation of CONGRESS. IN SENATE. 1 ' ' Monday, October; 0, 1837 On motion of Mr. Grundy, the Senate proceeded to consider the joint reaollulion, aM'hotizin); and directing the ' Postmaster f nrr.l to receive in advance the postage on U tters sent by the Express Mail. , ' The resolution bcinejunder considera tion, in Committee of the Whole. ' i Mr. Grundy made a short explanation, stiting that persons were not, in many, in- Mnre. conversant with the cxpehce- of ?Milii)i: letters by the Express Mail, arid unoratitly put their letters into the office (a gn with that mail, without being aware that they are chargeable- with triple pos tiQ Mischievous people also used this mail fortho purpose of annoyance, the rcqui liiion of the postage in advance would cor reel these evils. . V t 1 j After a few remarks from Mr. Knight, and Sir. Grundy (in reply) the 'resolution "was ordered to a third reading. j ' t Mr. Calhoun withdrew his motion, and On motion of Mr. Wrieht the further consideration of the bill was postponed till to rn or rp w. of Mr. Webster the Senate the consideration of Execu- ATTORNEYS TEES. 'The Senate proceeded to cpnsidcr( the ftill to limit the fees to be received by1 the J)istrict Attornics for the extension of .mcr chants bonds. Un motion proceeded j to live husiness, I And the Senate adjourned. HQ USE OF REPRESENTATIVES. I ' ! TBEASCHV NOTES. - , The House resumed the consideration of the bill to authorize the issue of Treasuary notes. ' -j : ; ':j . - T , . - jThe Question being on Mho following amendment, moved on Thursday by Mr. uuucrvvoou, viz. j That the Secretary of the Treasury be authorized to sell and transfer to the pur chasers the bonds or evidences of debt exe cuted ov I the President. Directors, and Company of 'the lJank -of the United States of Pennsylvania, lot and in consideration of the stock held by the United States in the latcllJank of the United States, and jjto apply the moncv arrising from such sale and transfer,' in payment of any demands upon the I 1 rcasury : jrrov.tued, however, That no sale and transfer of said bonds or evidences lof debt shall be made for alleys sum -than, the nominal amount of said bonds or evidence of debt, exclusive of interest. ; The debate was continued. : I Mr. i Cainbreleng said that the effect k) the amendment would be to place the Go vertur.ent in the absolute' , power of th ed, in reply to Mr. Igire. He quoted Judges Story, Marshall, and other authori ties, to show that Treasury notes were bills of credit Mr. Foster, of N. Y., replieil, arguing inai i reaiury notes, to become bills ot credit, must be issued as a'circulatinglme dium. He denied that a high or low rate ofjinterest altered the case?. He argued at length against tm? amendment. Mr. Menifee, of Kentucky, addressed thej House at large, in an eloquent and car nest speech, against the bill. fThe debate was able and interestin?: a I - : .- 7 yT the speecheswill .be gien at large as soon as they can be preparel.J Mr.. Cushman, of N. H., terminated the discussion by calling for the previous ques tion. ''; .''j ' :-'Tj. ' ;. j The Chair stated that if it should prevail, the; main question would be on the House bill as at first reported from the Committee of: Ways and Means. Cuttine off; of coarse, Mr.. Cambreleng's amendment. which engrafted the Senate s bill on the 'it " ' . ppeare! in the course of the evening, was sworn, and took his seat. ! Saturday, October 7. The -Senate did not sit to-dty. . In' the I loue of-Representatives As sion as the Journal was read, Mr. J. Q Adams rose and asketl leave to make an explanation; and by general consent wis allowed to to so. It would be recollectctl (he said) that h hs, on the preceding day, referred to the fate of propositions mj.ic at former session. to '"investigate alleged ubuvs in our Indian auairs, oui oi which tne ureek ami semi wars rTi ResolredJ That thtf Scrrttarr of l Treasury b4dirrr!H to infopn this llon4 whether hejhas madrarir cotitractnr sgrret ment with any pcrn to cngnvc. a plate fr which to prtnt Trnwrt nmr; and.jif, so, then to i state with svhomv and nhdti . said contractor agreement was mide, atv! whether the same hs been etecuird on tha part of the artist, and whHheranv r.ote have bcen ; 'printed, drigned to h"isnet?. ifthe bill j to thoric the isung of the Treasury notes shall become a law. - The House then proceeded to the un finishetl basiness; which" waMr. ts had grown. With r-siect to! mo,i,,n for ; committee of inquiry rrpec-: note one of these propvition, jb'y, the gentle man from Alabama, he had stated that, af ter ;that gentleman had moved to refer the inquiry to a select committee,; a motion was made to refer it to the President of the um- motion 1 prevailed: and enacting clause of the II oust bill. U The question being on the amendment of hjank of the United States. df Mr. Clayton. I i Mr. Tallmadge moved to amend by pro viding against any suit being commenced within o specified time, which was accepted by Mr. Clayton as a modification! j" The question then recurred or the a rnendment proposed, by Mr. Duchanan, . . r - A' . I ...,..,! I 1 I . I. : . . . . graduating tne iccsjacwRiing iu uiu auiuuui at length,! and with much animation, it I ted States, which he had then On the question of sustaining the call for tie,the inquired whether any repori fssage in consequence ol that reter- ence, Hjiu ocensent ov the fresinent ot lh United States to this House. This ftues- tion (Mr. A. sjiU) he had asked, because it . . ' , he vas ignorant whether such a report or aitrijvsac nad been sent or not,! He did no: :issert that such a report had not been m.de. but he had asked for information. To thisinquiry h had received no answer: trorn which he inferred that no communi- previous question; there was a ayjis being83, and the noes 88. The Chair voiingm me negaiive it was noi susiamen. Mr.- Canibreleng now pressed for action on the bill, and referred to pledges given byigcntlemen ot the opposition that a vote cation had been made to the House by th. President upon the subject. Afierward, however, he had been intormed that a mes sage had been sent to the House on the subject just before the close of the last 8es- sioii of Congress, and had been laid on thi table and ordered to be printed. Not hav- should be had this night ,M r. W ise replied, admitting that he had given such a pledge, but for himself only. He did not undertake Ito' command the House, or speak for it as at his bidding. Mr. V. Cost Johnson obtained the lloor, and addressed the House in a speech of mg been printed before the close of the . . 1 1 ' I . .1 . '. . ' 1i - . I . . . .:- '. ,i . .- . ting the Florida, war j rtd IrW nuesttoi be iug on MrJ. Howard's amendment to rfcr, the inquiry to the Committee on Military Affairs j : ? ; -3 Mr. McKav addreosel the Ifoise for omc time in reply to Mr. Adams rfmarkf" of yestertlay. - ' . Mr. Cambrcleng called for 'the;orVTs of the .day, and.' the House resinned tlc con iderationjof the bill authoriting the ISSUE or TBEASCRT yoTYs. The question, being on an amrndrhent to ihc'amendment proposed hy Mr. Rhett -' Mr. Rhett" mollified hw 'amendment s -is to declare that the faith of the Unittut Mates was -pledged, for the pay ment; of thg notes, on preentation, at six months .after Hieir dates, respectively. -' j Mr. Ikdl moved to trikeont the enae ting clause oft! bill, ami spoke at great ngth in support or the motion. Mr. .Dronson ! great animation till. late in the evening! Mr. 'Phillips! read to the House,! from a document recently received, and noli vet get erally distributed, in reph to a call for the, correspondence of the Treasury with various individuals, touchirig the terms ot their reception of Treasury, notes for spe session, it had not come to his knowledge it was printed attcrwards, and conslitutetl No. 151 of the Executive; . Documents. Since the adjournment last, evening, he had seen it, and tiad read asi much of it a in9 possible for him to read between 10 ot clocK; last night and the meeting ot the cie: ana in wmcn many comnu'rciaiicapi-. tiowso tins morninn; and he must sav. that talists declined altogether having any thing a uiore hcari-ickening document he had to do with such a transaction. 1; never rad. It goes (said be) to prove to The question was at length obtained on demonstration, if demonstration bcrequir- the amendment moved by Mr. Uudcrvvood, edj the lucessity of full investigation into ami decided as follows: these abuses, by the. order of Conercss. I : . ' . ! w ' . . . Mr.lllonkins, of A'irginia, said he couli not conceive how. I j Mr ijCau'breleog s.iid that the bank its agent, :would bid in these bonds; there would be no other bidder, unless it were some foreign capitalist. Mr. Hopkins then addressed the House in ; i Clay, authorizing 'the Kci Messrs." Adams, Alexander, H. Allen, John W. Allen, Aycrigg, Bell, Hiddle. liond. Boulden, -.Unees. W. B. v Calhoun, John CalhOuni Wm. H. Campbell - He was followed support of the bill. Ml ' Mr. Halstcad, of New Jcrsev, had pro ceeded but a little time in rrmlv to Mr.' Bronson, ! when the hour 'arrived for Un recess. EVENING srrriNo.- The Treasury Note Bills still before thtf House; the depending question being a," last staled- it ' Mr HaHtpad closed his remarks, in op position to the bill, i i '"'.'-' , . Mr. Whittlt sey, of Ohio, ruggested tliat the question be takin on each amendment successively, and asked Mr. Bell to withf draw his motion to strike out the enacting clause for that purpose!. 'Mr. Bell' withdrew his motion for a time. -. M" . After some remarks from Messrs. R I an the as faVor of the amendment, and in opposition lojine original uiu, as going to estaiisn Exccuttve currency. The fears of gentlemen; from New York were idle;. nejithe the bank nor foreign capitalists could get. these bonds till wc got the gold anil silver.; ' ': h '' ! ! Mr. v ise complimented Mr. it. as a ndependept Conservative, and i . . .1 geiruine, of the bond, and it fwas agreed to. Tho nuestion then recurred on -the rriendment of Mr. -C Collector fotxtend the bonds. Mr. Clay advocated his proposition iuidlv, stating that he was mistaken when l e had faid the Collector received 60 cents on i hond; he had since understood that the cl..irie Wis'onlv 40 cents. Mr Buchanan thought the three-fourths q(lott.( tne recommendation of Gen. Jack '.f.l ! L. . .1 mi Los mill I 1 ' ll.i. ... i-.i 1 e . t wt 1)1 (lie; AllOrillCS UkVilt-u iivf ivw) tfni Civn dollars on a bond of more than 500 dollars, and two dollars on bonds un dcrthat amount was a fair .compensation.'.".' Mr. Webster regarded the servicers one "not professional in its character, but proper ly belonged to the Collector. The reason for handing over the bonds to the Attor t rcy was for the purpose of commencing ' suit. The service was exclusively clerical, and might be done in the Custom House. The amendment, was advocated by Mr. Tallmadge, Mr. Calhoun, Crittenden, and opposed by Mr. .Grundy and Mr. Wright, and the question being taken by yeas and nays, it was decided in the affirma tive leas2 Nays ' Mr. Buchanan moved to recommit the in on to- sellthe stockot the liank of the Uhi leu otaics. ixentiemen, noyvever, were still for holding on to a connection with the monster, j - 1 ' . ;y. , Mr.' Underwrfod spoke for some time vindication of his own course, -and in reply to some objections which had? been thrown out against it. ! ; H v iMr. I Haynes replied to Mr. WTise, that the sale of the bank stock 8evered.all con nection : of 4hc Govcrnmentvith the bank as a 1 partnership concern ; L but that was no reason Government ought not still to hold the. boifds ot that institution taken iu pay ment for the stock. . j j , J . I Mr. Wise said that these bonds were a J.: Campbell, Wm. B. Carter, Chambers, Cheatham, Childs, Clowney, Corwin, Cranston, Bro'ckett, Curtis, Cushing, Dar lington, Dawson, , Davies, Dennis, Dunn, EI (no re, Everett, Ewing, Rich, Fletcher, Filmore,. R. Garland, Goode, James Gra ham, Wm. Graham, Graves, Grennell, GnfTui,' Halstead, Harlan, Harper, Has tings, Hawes Henry, Herod, Hoffman, Hopkins, R. M. T. ' Hunter, Jenifer, Hen ry j Johnson, Wm. C. i Johnson, Lawler, Lincoln, A. W. Loomis, Mallory, Marvin, Samson Mason, Maury, Maxwell,' Mc Kennan, Menifee, Mercer, M ilhgn, C. Morris, Naylor, Noyes, Ogle, Patterson, Peek, Phillips, Pope, Potts, Rairden, Reed, Rencher, Ridgway, Robertson, Ru'msay, Russell, Sawyer, AV H Shepperd,' C. Shepard, Sibley, Slade, Southgatc, Stanley, Slratton, Paliaferro, Thompson, lilting hast. Underwood.1 AJ S. White, John White, Elisha Whittlesey, Lewis Wil liafns, Sherrod Williams, Joseph L. Wil- ..II l -w, ! ,! . .llf. . nams, nnstopner rii. mums, ise, Vorke 101. -N'. V.-.:1.'' jiVVy Messrs Anderson, -Xndretvs, Athcrton, Beatty, Beitne, Birds.ill, Boon, Brodhead, Bronson, Bruvn, Buchanan, Cambreleng, Timothy J. Carter, Casey, Chancy, Chapman, Cilley, Claiborne, Clark, Cleveland. Coles. Connor, Crarv, Cush- Thlerc were disclosures enoaigh, even in this document, to make the blood, tingle in thq veins ot every man who read it Mr. A. said he had thought proper to mane tms explanation, because he was not willing that an impression should go abroad,! jected by the following vote: Y frolm his statement that the Executive had navs 137. I not done his duty in reference to the vote r Mr. Wise moved rundry amendmcr.!5 Rives, and Calhoun, Ot Kentucky. Mr. Rhctts amendment was tlcn cas; ictt; rrj- to, the bill, which tic explained and(sus taiucd at length. Hcprooscd to strike ouC the words as the Secretary may. deem fpcdicnt, ind to insert instead thereof the of this House upon the suhject. The-Ex ecutive had acted upon the subject, it an- peired, promjitly ; had appointed two citi zens, Mr. Crawford and Ir. Balch, com missioners: for the purpose, and authorised' words, "as the exigencies of the country them to make the required investigations. may rcqnire,M ' in reference to the amount These commissioners, acting under' in-1 of I rcasury 'notes to be issued. He was strpctions from the Executive, had collected j also opjosed to the iprie ' of t lie proposed a vast deal ot irilorn.utioii. s contained in I notes with interest. lie 1 was ol orWmnn thcir report, which was, however, only a that. there was no necessity to issue them report in pari, mucn renvaming ytt to uc at aih mere liquidation of the account of value of man, Davee, DeUratT, Dromgoole, Duncan, the tock's and. while the Government held Edward, Farrihgtou, 1 Fairfield,' Fosters, bill, with instructions to report a reasonable them. I the connection still continued has; Fry, Gallup, Uholson! Glascock, Grant land, Uraot, lray, tiaiey, liammpnu, dissolved. As .far as he couid judge, the trust rejKsed by the resolution of this House had been faithfully performed, as well by the Executive as by, the individuals who acted as corniiii5sioncrs by his apjointnient. In justice lo himselt, as well jas to the Executive of the United States, Mr. A. I si'd he made this explanation. :'. i pir. Harrison, oi iissoon oiiereu a re sojution which, at the ' suggestion of Mr. Howard, he afterwards modihcd so as read as lotiows: ''' ' . -! i- Uesoived, That the President of j tht United Slates be rcaui sl-d to communicate tot this House at its next session, io far as! ry notes, in addition, to make un ibcaniourjt i- in his iuiuWnl is conistentVw iiti tne rut-; reiui red lor t.e wauls of U.e 'J icjurvi 1- Mr. Wise's first:srr.cndjnr,nt, to sjrike out and insert as above, wu agretd toj and his other aniendment Was rejected. 1 j Mr. Rhett moved o Kcnsder the vote of the day before, whereby the amendment of Mr. Underwood, pVouirig to auihbriZ': the sale of the bonds due toihe Goitrn. ment from the Bank of the United Stale, i for the supply of the deficiency in the j rca l sury, as a substitute for lite ismjc of Trcasu uotes, had been rejected; the movVr st I lie same lime giving notice that; ii that motion prtvsiitU, he thouid nove for thc.K issue of lour and a half onilioiiS of Trt.au i t t i r i ' icu ry. compensation dodistrct attorneys for such tough it Held the stock. services as have already; been performed, i Mr.McKay would have no and asked the yeas and nays, llie ques laken and ueciucu in tne tion was then taken and decided m cc git i ve. Yess 15, naysSG. j Tho smendmeuti were concurred in. and the bill was ordered to be engrossed 1 and read a third time. I The joint resolution relating to the pay ment in advance of leturs sent Hy the ex press mail, was read a third time and pas I large, in opposition to the bill; inveighing red. objection to the sale of these bonds, if it could be done fairly, for, their full value; but this would take time, and the Treasury! must have immed tate- rel ief. He deh ied . that the bi 1 1 was deceptive; every man, on reading it, must perceive it was a bill for a loan; what se was it? .. ;'-;'! ", i. --J.. -i Mr. Robertson addressed the House at A hill from the House to continue sin force such laws as may expire before the next session of Congress, was read a first and stcond time, and ordered to be read a third time. Tile bill was then read a third time and passed. j I '; i W ABEROZ7SR STSTEM j jgahtist the policy of a Government thank, ana insisiing nut tne measures was as un necessary; as it would be pernicious and dangerous. : ; -J' - -' "Mi '' '.. Mr. Lregare, of South 'Carolina, follow ed in reply, denying that these Treasury notes were stnciiy nuis oi creon, ana in sisting on the right of Government to issue The Senate was' moved by Mr. Wright them as evidences of debt, if for bonafde to take on tho bill to authorize thedeposite federal purposes, but noi otherwise. ie of Kli fttrr in rer. I was in favor of makme then without inter- tain easira. I v lest.snd contended that, as a curreocy, they Mr. King, of Alabama, objected to take would' be better than gold and silver. . up the bill because of imnossibility of pass- I Mk Paiton next look the floor, m reply in; it through the other House. I . ! to remarks which had Mr. Cu idod in thni view. ! lCambrelenz Questioning . J After a few words from Mr. Wright, the comprehend the aperalioa of the amend question, was agreed to. Ayca 0r uoea ji.' ment, whieh he retorted with some warmth. On motion of Mr. llachanan the bill was and then went iutO an argumentative speech anu nded so as to exempt fruxa itsoperatiofilin fai'or of the amendmcbt, a u auast Uie iron uniortca lor railroads.' v ; s oui. Har- t , i t w- 11:1..... Il.l. nson, uawKins, iiaynes, noiscy, iiou, Howard, Hubiey, Ingham, Ti B Jackson, Jabez Jackson, N. Jones, J. W. Jones, Kcmble, Kilmore, Klingensmilh, Legarc, Leadbettcr, .Lewis,! j Logan, Arphaxetl, Loomis, Lyon, J. M. Mason, .Martin, Mc Kay, Robert McClellan, Abraham Mc- Clellan, McClure', Mckim; ;Miller,Mont- gomerr, Morgan, S. W Morris, Muhlen- berg, .Murray, rooie, wvens, raimer, Parker, Parmenter, Payntcr, fenny backer, Striken, Phelps,! Plumer, Potter, Pratt, Premiss. Reitv. Uhett, Kichardson 'Kives, Slieffer, Shepior, Snyder, Spencer, Stew art, Taylor, IhomaSjV l ilus, 1 oncey, To.vns, TurneyV Vandenreer, Wagener, Webster, Weeks, Thomas I . hitlle Mr. Clay- said he had been disposed ko Mr. Cushing, of MmachavttJ ibllow- Uq sey, Jared W. Williams, Wortliingtou, Yell 1X2. So the amendment moved by' Mr. der wood was negatived. Mr Uhett theo moved an amendment, the ellect ol which wouw De, ii agreed to, to make the bills jayaHe mpoo presenta iioa.V after the expiration of one year from date, and todiveal them of the cnaraeterof iatcreat-bearing notes. t . . The House Uicu, on motion of Zir. W th- Aii uusucccijful moliuu waj thin mads to adjourn. V I If I Mr. Cambreleng asked for the yeas and nay s on the question of tcconsidetaUob. The question upon;r3CimUvranoii of tho vote on Mr. Unucrwood V n.otioo lo atncod the bdl, was then decided asfodont: j ictu Messrs. Adams, AltXirUtr. II. Alien, J. W . Allen,' Avcrigg, ikllJ Bid- lid iuicresi, whether auy foreign Power, or the subject of any foreign iover, have pos session of any part of the If filled. Stales on the Colunibu river, or are in theoccupan cy of the same, and, if so, in wlia: lwa , by what authority, and how long such posses sion or occupancy has been kept up b) uch pei sous. -v.: ,j . : . 1 he resolution ws agreed to but not un til a call of the i iouc had produced a quo- die. Bond, Bmluin, Driggo, VVm. Bi Cat TXiau i Ihoun, John CaltHuii, W. It, CinpM;U. uir. iKisiij-i, ui .uw . j i rsj v j ouctttii wiiii vaui uiivii. u ui. u. varicr. cniLuiM.rJ the follow trig rcsoiut ion whicu wasladopted,Cleaiham, Clowney, Cor win, Craoaloo, viz: Crockett, Curtis. Cushing. Dar ioton.M Resolved, That the Secretary of AVar soa, Davie. Deberrv. l)cinis. LrunnJ . be directed to inform thtsl House.1 at its) Elmore, Etercit, Ewini. It FieicherJl next session, who was. superihu-ndei't ot lhejFiiMiwre, James Gariaixi, Rice Garland,! work tor the impiot caett of Little Lg jv-, J Graham, V iiuaui. Garium. Harbor, and whether it was executed ac- Graves, (treniitril, tWituu, ilaisttauj Har- laii, liarp.r, Haatio, Uawes, illcuryj Herod,. 1 tuli mail, Hvpkiua, ItoOcil $L 1. liuuur, Jeiukr, Heury Johruoa, W. C. Johusoii, Lcguc, lcw is, Liucoln,?AL V. Looums, JUaiiory, MarViu, Sw iMasoii. .Maury , .Mctxtimau, uMemtee, itrcer J .Minion, v. .-iorri, ay lor, voyta, ugef! Pjiuraon, Pattoa Ptarcc, Peek, Phi;.ip Pope Potts, lUputn Reed, Header; Rncti, IticiuidKm, Uw-way, KoOvrison, lUrn9ey, Ituaacii, Sawtcr, 5rgcai.r A. if i r'r i..- . . . . ' . cordm to the lrlan rerortet to the i War Department, a required by the law making trie appropriation, and, it not, on What au thority was auolhcr ptao sobsiituted. ; jThe Speaker laid before the House a re- nnrtl frrim lfi X-rl i r-f nf t. 'ttil-.tr r- Jr. obedience to a resolution of the House of I M tte 19th ult calitng for a stattxnent of the number of lushel ef corn, w tieat, rye bar ley oats, and other bTcads;uLrs, which have been, during the last twelve ears, imported from foreign countries into the porta of the United Sutes, disUagubbio the several l&awf Siabici , Sioo4t Straiioo, Talialcrro Itams, of North Carouoa, at about half past 'pons.; 'ihompscu, Underwood, tualtr, ' . S. nine tjourned. I ; ,' -' Mn ' Ik-inovr4 to au'speiid .ihie RutciVtiite. J.-AVtitr, K.'.U hitUeseyf p WiU Mr. Stone, a member elect irotn icn-ioeoaoie nimio oucriho loiio wing rojlu-, luou, ducrrod - mums, J. u. vViuums aaee, io place of Mr. Staodfer, deceased, jtt, which motioo was disagreed to; , . ' I U. 1 L Willi -tmi, Wte, Yorkc lloj u ' t I 1 '
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