The North-Carolina standard., 1840-11-25

A message for the Senate transmitting com
munication from the Secretaty OF State relating
to the Public Printing. which was on mo!lon
OF Mr. Jones referred toa select Comml'tee OF
FIVE, consisting of Messrs. H. Z. Jones' Mills
Nc Ceese, Rand and Hawkins.
The Speaker laid before the House the report
Of Charles L. Hinton, Public Treasurer, on The
state of the Public Funds, which was sent to the
Senate with proposition TO print, :,
A Message was received from HIS EXceilency
Governor E. B. Dudley, which was transmitted
10 the Senate with the accompanying documents.
1t was moved by Mr.. Hill, that ten copies OF
the Governors Message be printed Tor each
Member, which was negaiVed by vote OF SO
to So The ayes and noes'were called for by
Mr.. EIaw kins, and stood thus In favor of ten,
copies Messrs. Adams. Allen, Barringer.
Bead. BrummeII, Bryan. Burnes, Clegg,J J. w.
Covineton. j. NJ. Cotngton Ennett. Farrow'
Franklin Gee, J. r. Gillian, ID. A. Graham,
Grandv. Gray, Guyther. Hill, Higgins. Joiner,
H G. Jones' Keener. King Lane. Litlys Men
denhalI, Mills, Morris. Murchison, McCleese,
| McCIpna! han, McCollum. Mclaughlin. Nc.
Lanrin, Mcmillan, Paine, Patton, Pemberton'
Poiudexter. Robards. Russelli Siler. SpruHl.
| Thompson, Whtehurst, ]. o. K, Williams, F.
Williams, Winston. Wnhers. and Young.
Those Who voted in The negative were Mrssrs.
Baker, Zimmerman, J. Barnes, Barnes. Biggs,
Boyd Boyden, Brannock. Brogden, Brewer
J. p Caldwell, q. w. Caldwell, CaFdWeH, Car
son, Chambers. Dlvis' Dickson, Doak, Eaton,
Foreman, r. B. GilliaHt, Graves, Hawkins, Her.
ring, EIoke. EioIand, Holt. Hyman. jacobs, JET
ftrson, !. b Jones, G.. Jones, r. Jones. Kerr,
! KilIiau, Mangum. Massey. E. p. Miller. j. T.
Miller, ~. J. T.. Miller, Munday Morrow, Mum
I roe Neal Powell, Proctor, Regan, Rand, Reid
Smith, Sullivan, J. w. Taylor, F. Taylor
tTomlinson, Wadsworth, l.. Walker, J. Walker
and Zglar.
! Mr. Boyden, moved that the proposition to
the Senate be to print flee copies of the Message
| for each Member and this motion prevailed.
| Tim sday, NOu. l9 The Senate concurrlng
TO the proposit:on the House went d elec-
ton for one Engossing Clerk. which resulted
in the appointment OF John NJ. Rose OF Rock,
ing ham.
On motion of Mr. Siler, Message was sent
tc the Senate proppsing 10 raise JOINT select
Committee Cherokee Lands, CONSISTING o
fire members on the part of the House and tow'
! on ihr I,a rt OF the S~nnte.
A Petition WAS presented by E. p. Miller
| from sundry citizens of the Counties OF Burke s.
! Wilkes, praying the erection OF ne'v County by
the name of CaiIaceU out OF portion of the
Territory Of said Counties, which was referred
to the Members III the House from Burke aud
Wilkes.
| 4 Massage was sent to The Senate by the mo-
ion OF Mr.. Paine. proposing TO raise joint select
House to investigate the title Of the Stale to the
Swamp lands which to be drained, under the
direction ofthe Literary Board
/ The Speaker laid before the House the Re-
po.t Of the Commissioners for rebuilding the
| Capitol, which was read, and on motion of Mr..
| Boyden, sent to the Senate with PROPOSE
tiOn TO print
A Petition was presented by W. J. T. Miller,
! from sundrY citizens OF the counties of Ruther-
I'd nj In q h.a Of
County out OF portion of The Counties Of said
| Counties by the name OF Cteeeta1d, which was
sent To the Senate with proposition TO refer 1t to
a joint select Committee of foe on the part of
each House Of the Members from said Counties.
and ON the part OF the Senate TO the two Senators
representing the said Counties OF Rutherf rG
! and Lincoln.
a Resolution was introduced by Mr. Spruill in
favor OF the Executors of Beverly Dlniel the late
! Adjutant General, which was read the first time
and passed, and referred to the Committee on
Claims.
The Committee appointed to prepare and re-
port Rules OF Order for the House reported
without amendment, the Rules OF Order adopted
at the last Session.
After the amendment of the 53rd Rule by the
motion Of Mr.. Winston. TO lead "when
Bill has been once rejected. no other OF the
same purport shall be introduced again during
the Session ;" the report was concurred in.
The following Standing Committees were ap-
pointed.
On Claims Messrs Wilson, M:CIease,
Dckerson, J. NJ. Covington, KiIlran, Poindexter,
Massey, Brogden, Biggs, Hawkins. McCIena-
han and Keener.
On Propositions and Griec0nces.-M Messrs
Grandy, Allen, J. II. Miller, Reid. Graves, Ho-
land, J. p. Caldwell, B. F. Moore. Hyman, Pat
terson, R. Jones, Brummel, w. J. Miller.
On Agfi|ult@re.-Messrs. J. B. Jones, Baker,
J. w. Lane Murchlson, Doak. Mcmillan, ia
cobs Davis, Howerton, Rand. Clegg, Carson.
On Internal Improvemen ents,-Messrss Paine,
J. o. X. Williams Hill. Winston, Withers.
BArrnger, Bryan. Thompson, Whiterhurst.
Robards. Holt III. G. Jones and Miller
On Education -Messrs. Smith, Joiner. Ban
herman, McLaurin, MandenhalI, ]. Walker,
BoyLsn, J. R. Gillian. Wadsworth Eaton, Cad
Jones. Beall. E. p. Miller.
On Privileges and ELectionS.-Messrs, Proc
tor, Foreman. Sullivan. J. w. Coving:on. Card
we'll. Young. SpruIll. Higgins Russell. King.
VIM. B. Lane. G. w. CALDWELL, and Patton.