The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-27

Senate hen votcd rs. follows
-. Fof Mf. Wilson, "a
For Mr. Waddell, 233
Mr.. Wi1ddcl voling for Mr. Doellery.
On moLion ofAIr, Elliott: the Senate again vote
as follows
For Mr.Jvfson, 24E
For Mr.. 4Kaldeil, %
MIR. Waddeil again voting for Mr., Dockery
Neither having received ii majority of the vote
given, on motion Of Mr. liotl. the name Of Mr.
Wadlclf was wilhdrawnfronl the nomination. ant
that of Mr. Dockcry added thereto The Sena
then voted rs follows:
For NIr Wilson 81
For Mr.. Doclicry %
Mr. Dockery5yolng for Mr.. Jovner.s= -
n o election having been effected, ON motion o
Mr. Boyden, the Senate again voted as follows
For Mr.. Wilson "a
= For. MIR. Dockely 90
Mr.. Dockcry againsvoting for Mr.. Joyner.
MIR, Waddcll then presented the following Res
olntlon TO wit
Resotcea, Thata Committee Of six be appoint
ed by this body, who shall confer together for the
{ purpose OF Recommending officers for the Senate
Mr.. Biggs moved 10 amend the Resolution so
as 10 eon6nc the duties of the Committee TO the
matter immediacl Y and properly before the Sem
: atc--to Wit the selection ofa presiding officer; but
4his amendment was resisted by Mr.. WaddclI, and
the resolution offered was read and adopted
The Senate then appointed the following gen
- tlcrnen 10 constitute said Committee: Mcssrs Wad-
rit4f,5 5tIalsey, Boyden, gCamcron Biggs and JEFF
freys z-
Q i motion of Mr. Joyner, The Senate adjourned
until tomorrow morning 4 O'Clock.
HOUSE OF COMMONS
The Senate being still. unorQanzcd nothing
was. done in the Commons on Wednesday, bulthe
appointment of the Standing Committees The
following the Committees:
On Education. .-Rfessrs. Cherry HarriSs She
rard, WATERS. Cunningham, Waddeu, J. c. Dick
son, Gnthre, c. L. Payne, Caldwell, Mills
- Oh gFicnfture.-Messrs Bond Collins. Mur-
phy, Doak F. II. Robinson, Grist, jackson, Street.
Goldng, w. Dickson, Roane -
ORinieradt improvement A1essrs Eringhause
Moore, Regan, Mclean, Kirk, Guyther Washing
los, Brown, PuFyear, Church, Fleming
PEfri[egeS- & sEiecti0aS.-Messrs D. A. Barnes
Marin, Mcintyre. Faucttte Dunn, j. Barnes, Foy,,
a 81 k1ls1 ia. Iallaferro Ellis, keensr,
GA CidtmS.-Messrs. I. Wilson, HawKius Nc I
Eair II bane, Phifer. Harrison, Rfogden. HausI1:on
q. A. Miller, Reid, Clayton.
On Propositions ard (frieraHces. = Messrs.
Jones. liltlej ohm, II. Robinson, Graves, White,
DaEenPart Adams, Locke, Scales, Lord, Fagg.
IN SENATE. /
IAuTsdag, Nov 21s, 1874.
j nc St.nltc moi according 10 adournlncni.
Mr.. Cameron en- The part Of The COMMITTEE ap-
Fn'h1cd by a Resolution OF the Senate on ycsler-
dry. reported hatzs1d Committec had nlci md
conzuitcd bat thitlic regretted to be comnclEcd 10
ststc that nothing had brc41 done 10 accelerate an
orggnlzatlon oftlc Senate, He therefore moved
lof q recess OF an hour, w!. ch was agreed 10.
The Senate assembled again attwcIrc o'clock
wAcu Mr.. WadIcIl. on the pan of the CommiItec
:lPPon!edon yesterday. rcportcdlIat they had been
unable To- eilnct any thing which might lead to an
.9fganlz atlon OF The Senate, and asked TO be dis.
Enlarged from the further consideration oflhe sub
Jet: They were aeeordiaglg discharged.
t23 = motion ofAlr Elliott, Mr. Dockcry was
AylthdfaWn iTonl5lhe nomination for Speaker and
ON motion OF Mr.. 3iggs the Senate again proceed.
tsl g 10 TO =, vote for Spelkefi as follows
For Mr.. Wilson 81
F'oF-Mr.,J ,Joyner % .
hff.goyner voting for AR Dockcry and Mr.
Wilson declining 10 vote, as he had uniformly de-
eilned; after the first vote
The resnlt ofthe Tolc having been announced, t
if. wilson rose and safd that no gentleman could
more deeplyregrett he did, the embarrassed Iii
position of the Senate and that as am evidence ord
ils sincere deslreto doEwhat would best conduce II
70 harmony OF actlon he had discarded and would
q alscaFd all personal feelings and 90 as far as
senator TO heal existing difficulties and s.
mentS As a public man, he was always iniIa-i I
enced by such considerations as seemed best cali
eHIated 10 advance the .generalwelEre, and as an
earnest oil his desire 10 terninate this unneasanfF
contest he had; the day before, addressed a com.
nancatlon to apolitical friend, expressing the de-
sife tht MS nlenight not be permitted 10
pede Inc due organization of the Senate HecaFzI y
ea upon hls friends TO withdraw his name Il n
s Mr.. Edwards, the Senator from VYarref, rosa.E s.
and sad, Having presented 10 Senators the name, e
y the Senator from Edgccomb lake pleasure IA IL,
complying with bis, request by asking leave toI 3
Withdraw It--asp lcasnrc, however, not withontt
ome mn xture offcgret that state ofthinos should -
xlst TO render necessary such a course Before fo
als,ng seqtI desire as an act of justice to the
Senatorto sate,tt personally know The en-. In
1arrassnlents under which he 1a6ors, and the cen e
ma lnst sense hecntertans ofthe delfcactsof bes
oosltion / can bear testimony said Mr. 10 bistth
Streme solicItude,ttat every obstacle to sneedr IN
rganfzation should befefnoged and his ea rnes -
esire that no considerations personal 10 hnscf IN
ouldsinfluenee the action of hisfriends TEeI 81
'eaa,or from Edgecombe has referred TO- "A letter rs
q ddressed 70 political friend That letter wasted
ddressed 70 mr. and The pilrrort TO be ter
nat y should be shown to his other associates on a.
his hooFI haaded tito friend with ic refl,,osi Ia
BAT = should be sesused hopc,if il be present
hat 4 DC read to Senators, thai his iah oaF
g ostnts occasion may be made apparetltif, his
sfn Ian guage g - :. ss - 4 &.
keFrni me 70 add geaLiemen that nron nod !, y
proper and guided alone
'u0c daty that some 5a,