The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-28

/ ler, the Senate voted as follows:
For John H. Whceier-Speaker, Arlington
Allison, of o. Boykin, Boyd, Brown, Cooper
Dobson, Edwards, Emmett, Exum, Hester, Lar
kins, Melvin, Mitchell, Moore, Pasteur, Ray, Reid
Rogers, Speight, Stafford, stallings, Swinson
Tomlinson, Walker, J. w. Williams 27
For Charles L. Hinton-Messrs. Albright, ALI
son of l., Burgen, Cathey, Dockery, Elliott, How
ard Hodges, Jacocks, Jones, Joyner, Miller More
head, Myers Pharr, yRibelin, Spruill, Thomas
WP. Williams, Worth. 20.
For J. o. Watsou.-Mr. Shepard
The Resolution in favor of Jane Buchanan, o
Yancy County, was read the third time, passet
and ordered to be Enrolled.
The Senate had three votings for Comptrol
Ter of State on the third voting Capt. WILLIAM
F. COLLINS the present incumbent, was re-elect
ed The following is the vote:
For. w. F. COllims-Messrs. Albright, ALI
son of l., Burgen. Cathey, Dockery, Elliott
Howard, Hodges, Jaeocks, Jones, Joyner Miller
Moore, Morehead Myers, Pharr, Ribelin, Spru
ill, Tomhnson, Thomas, Worth 2l.
For Young P0tterSon.-Messrs Speaker, Ar
rington, Allison of O., Brown, Cooper, Edwards
Emmett Hester, Paseur, Ray, Reid, Stafford, Stall
lings Swinson, Walker, j. W. Williams, w. p,
Williams. H.
For w J. Coacau-Messrs. Boykin, Boyd
Dobson, Exum, Larkns, Melvin, Mitchell, Ro-
gers, Shepard, Speight 10.
The Bill to repeal an Act passed in the year
1885, entitled Act to abolish the office of Coun-
ty Trustee in the County of Moore and for other
purposes, passed lis third reading and was ordered
to be Enrolled
House OF Commons.
Mr. Bryan, of Brunswick, presented Memo
rial from srndry citizens of Brunswick County,
praying the passage of law authorizing the re-
moval of the Court House to some more central
s. Il
County to the County of Bladen, which was re.
ferred to the Committee on Propositions and Grie-
vances
MIR. Walker presented the resignation off S.
Thompson, Major of Cavalry of the 18th Brigade
Of North Carolina Militia, which was read and
accepted.
Mr. Walker from the Committee on PROPOSE
lions and Grievances, to whom was referred A
Bill to provide for the appointment of Inspectors
of Naval Stores in the County of Duplin, reported
said Bill, and recommended its rejection; which
was ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. McRae presented Memorial from Tho
mas Kennedy of Wayne County praying the pas
sage ofa Inv appropriating sum fmoney to the
American Colonization Society at the city of
w aShlngton, for the purpose of enabling said So
,iety to remove with their voluntary consent free
persons of color, &c. which was read and also
Bill to carry the prayer ofthe petitioner into eff
cct which was read the first time. Mr.. Barnes of
Edgecombe moved that said Bill be rejected, which
vas not agreed to-aycs 50, noes 56. Said Bill
vas then referred to select committee, consisting
If Messrs. D. K McRae, Mendrnhall, Brackin,
Eringhans and Holloway
The House concurrcd in the proposition of the.
Senate. to set apart Saturday the 3lst day Of this
month at o'clock p NJ for the appointment of
Justices of the Peace for each County in this State.
The House agreeing to the proposition of the
Senate to vote for Treasurer of the State today
1t IL o'clock, proceeded to execute the Joint or
Ter:
The following is the Joint vote of the two Hous-