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! ASSsotSSeH ~Ittef, HdI IhlS General ASser.l,
strongly disapproves the doctrine of rennd;a.. rdC
public or private debts; and that the law ia, Ia.E
passed by Congress, repudiating to vor'. " s'el
extent private debts between individuals ;ay afgs
in policy is destructive of the princples 81 fanSN
morality, and is in fragrant violation of tSa Sacte
| ofprivate property. lghh


.Resolued further, That our Senator, :, y
gress are instructed, and our Representa- OOH
quested to use their influence TO repeal the p te
Erupt law. -' oaak
Resolced, That his excellency the Govo,,.
this State is hereby requested to transmit "u
of these resolutions to each of our Senate
Representatives in Congress and
A resolution In favor of Morris. TasLo.


Morris, was taken up and read the third t;a onQ
passed and ordered to be Engrossed. 'ule


The Engrossed Resolution in favor of T.,
Bullock passed its third reading and ordered o
Enrolled


The Speaker announced to the Senate d
Messrs. Spruill and Moore form their Comm;aaa :aa
on Enrolled Bills for the present week. 1i"e
The bill allowing the County Courts of C.u
we'll and Wilkes to elect Constables for Ta9 ,Sl9
counties, passed its third reading and ordersJ 'l
be Engrossed.


A message was received from the House ny.
posing to go forthwith into an election of TTri;,I
States Senator, and stating that the name of w.
A. Graham was withdrawn from the nomin,t;ou
and that the name of VIM H. Haywood is a1is3
to the nomination The Senate concurrino tLs
proceeded to vote as follows:


For r. NJ. SGunderS.-Mcssrs AIbriob
Cathey Dobson Dockery, Hester, Hodops u
cocks, Jones, Joyner Miller, Morehead. Nro,s '~
Pharr, Rogers, Spruill, Stallings, Thomas Walls,
and Worth-19.


For Bedford Broncn--Messrs Speaker, A,
rington, Allison of Orange, Boykin, BOYD. Coau
er, Edwards, Emmett, Exum, Larkins, MeIvpp
Mitchell, Pasteur. Rea, Reid, Shepard, Spegh|
Stafford, Swinson, Tomlinson, Williams nf B."
son, Williams of Franklin-22


The engrossed bill to lay off and establish
county by the name of Mcdowell out of parts I
Burke and Rutherford, passed its third reaJinr
and was ordered to be Enrolled, yeas %. navs IS


Messrs. Morehead, Walker, Edwards. ETm
and Ray, were appointed.the Committee on the nan
of the Senate, on the memorial of the Meck|n1
burg Monumental Association.


The engrossed bill to lay off and establish =,
County by the name of Union, out of parts of An
son and Mecklenburg, was read the third time
passed and ordered to be Enrolled, yeas Is, nav,
10.


HOUSE OF Commons


The Speaker announced as the Committee on
the part of the House on Enrolled Bills for this
week, Messrs. Gambler, J. Barnes, Brandon, and
Taliaferro.


Mr. Biggs, from the Committee on Finance
reported the following Preamble and Resolutior
which were read the first time and passed and
on motion of MIR. Francis, ordered to be referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary:


Whereas, it is represented to this General As
sembly, that the Officers of the Bank of Cane
Fear, in paying to the State the tax upon indiy5d
ual stock in said Bank, as provided for in the
charter of said Bank, have not charged the same
against the individual stockholders but against he
whole corporation, in which corporation the STATE
is a stockholder to large amount, whereby ia
the dividend of profits the State is made to br,
lis proportion of the tax:


Be 1T therefore Rcsolred, That the ATTORNEY
General be directed to file an information agains
the Bank aforesaid, or to proceed against the ind
vidual stockholders to recover the amount thus
paid by the State; and that he take such oha
measures as may be requisite and proper 10 pre-
vent the payment of any portion of said tax out d
the profits or dividends belonging to the State


The Resolution in favor of Richard w. Long
was read the third time, passed, and ordered to b
.-


Mr.. Williamson presented the following Pre-.
amble and Resolution, which were read and
adopted


Whereas, doubts have arisen in the practice Of
some of the County Courts of this State, in regard
o the legality of their jurisdiction to issue their
Commission, in all cases, for the private examine
icn of Feme Coverts:


Therefore be II RcsOtred By this General A.
'embly, That so much of the Revised Statutes in
hat case made and provided be and the same
eferred to the Judiciary Committee, and that they
,eport by Bill or otherwise such amendments as
n their judgment the public good requires


A message was sent to the Senate proposing TO
go forthwith into the election of U. States Senator
md informing them that William A. Graham was
and that William FL Haywood, Jr,
vas added to the nomination The Senate con.
:urring, the House voted as follows:


For K. al. SGunderS-MeSsrs. Allen, AShe,
Avery, Barringer, Baxter, Brackin, B random,
Blower, A. Bryant. J. Bryan, Brummell Bur
gin, Cochran, Conrad, Doak, Ehringhaus Fore.
nan, Francis, Guthrie, Halsey, Houser, Hill
Jackson, Jefferson, Joyner, Kirk, Koonce, Lamb
aassiter, Lee, Leach, Locke, Lord Mclean, Mar.
in, Massey, Mendenhall, McCollum, Moore, O.
lom, Pope, Rand, Rayner, Richardson, Ross
Russel, Steel, Stone, Stowe, F. TAYLOR, Thomas
Walser, Whitaker, Wilder, Wiley, F. Williams
" Wilson T. Wilson and Yount-59


For Bedford BrOaon Messrs Speaker, E. Barnes
8iggs, Bower, Brogden, Byrd, Bannerman,
Cardwell, Dickson, Erwin, Fits, Gavin, Har
,lngton, Haskins Hawkins, Herring, Holloway
O. Jones, Kelly, Mcintyre, McNar, Marshall
Mitchell, Munroe, Nelson, Nixon, Patterson Re-
gan, Satterfeld, Scales, Shanklin, Shultz, Stock