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Having presented the evil, the source WHENCE
it proceeds, and iils extent-I como now q, in
rquire, Upon whom devolves the responsibility Of
having incurred this debt7 have already assert
ed that i had its origin with the lRhig party,
that it is of federal paternity: y the proof de-
manded ? ,, Then | point to the Journal, Of the
Legislature of Is3e!39 and Of fS40!4l, where
Il may be seen who voted, ,foI this unfortunate
union, for loan Of the credit Of North Carolina
to insolvent corporations,


The Ioan of 1888, TO. the Castor road, of 5o0,.
600 dollars constitutes the FIRST step in this fatal
policy Of connecting the State with companies
The vote upon the passage Of the act stood thus
(See Senate Journals, page 1871


YeGs, (Whigs) )-Messrs. Albright, Biddle, Car
SON, Cherry, Davidson, DocEery, FOy, of Carteret
and Jones, franklin, Holt, MelchOr, Morehesd,
MOORE: MoodYs MontgomeTy, Myers, Reding RI
beIin, Shepard, Speed. SprulIl, Taylor, and Viii
Iiams of Beaufort-22 (Democrats) s)-Messrs.
Baker, Bunting Fox, Hawkins, Henry, Hill, Ra-
buu and Whitaker-S. s8 .+


Nays (Democrats)- I'M essrs. Allison, AIRING
on, Cooper, Edwards, EIhritse, Exp@, Foy, OF