The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-17


ring, Hicks, JohnsOna R. Jones, R.aH Jones,
Koonce, ]. M. Leach,i AL. Leach, Love, MartinF
Mast, Moseley, MeDade,T. S. D. Mcdowell, b. II
Mcdowell, McMulleu. MeNeill, Newsoms Nichoh
gan. Reinhardts Sanders. Sheek, Shnford. sSimms,
Spiveyl Stanys Steele Stevenson, Stockard, Stowe,
J. M. TaylorlJ Thigpen, Thorntol Wadsworths WaE9
ser J. H. White, j. J.. Williams, CHsWs w lliiams,
Wilkins, williamson, and w ooten-75sosyt -l9s139
Those who voted in the negative are, Messrs.
Bean, Biggs, Brown, Campbell, Cherry, FarFew3
Ferebee, H. c.. JONES' Keen, Kelly, Logan, Long,
Mebane, Miller, McGleesef Nichols, PEBBLES, II. j.
Person, Proctor, Rayper, Russell, Scott sSkeene,
Skinner Smith; and e. H. X. Taylor-26. rl4yg,fsi
So the bill passed its second reading and then on
motion, the House adjourned. q
e l.,.4.ez - SENATE. j . salIae.r ,l1alsrlsq
II 5ssztg SATURDAY, Januarysl3, 1890
Several private bills were read, and Reports from
Committees were received and laid over. lot tftI
The engrossed bill from the House of sCommens,
providing for the better administration of insce
read and on motion of Mr. Gilmer definitely post.
poned. ips.at .gss5Is a.1e(f,tf9 lgias.d
Mr.. Bower,presented bill supplementaito the act
for laying off and establishing thegcounty of Wa
tauga, which was read the first time.
On motion of Mr.. Patterson the bill to provide for
the relief of puTchaseTsof Cherokee Lands. st,the
sales of As3ss was taken up. and together with the
Report on the subject, read. hE. PATTERSON adj
vocated the bill, and Mr.. Smith opposed it. Mr.
Thomas, Of Haywood, then took the hoorstand spoke
at length in favor of the bill, and followed by
other gentlemen. The bill then made the spe-
cial order of the day for Monday next. saatsL -l
The Senate then took Hp the bill the relief and
assistance Of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road
Company its third reading. Said bill passed lis
third reading--yeas p, nays 19. s. -nitTe.s5f
Several Reports were received from the Judiciary
committee, and laid over. 7u-sEsTf
The bill supplemental tothe act passed at the pres
session, establishing Hospital for the Insane,
then taken up and read. Mr.. Patterson moved
to locate said Hospital at MOrganton, which motion
NJ fI;Jroor ~ ov,ed .o;.n,aJ - a. - lo,ta .a;d
Hospital within three miles west of Ralaigh. Mr..
Thomas, of Davidson, moved to amend by striking
out Raleigh and inserting Lexngton spending which
question the Senate took,a recess. ~ sai44-H
g --fsEvEEING SESSION. Il = .,--++..EI
Several engrossed bills of private nature were
read third time and passed s,ssFffFg .sasJ-,.II
The bill amend the Revised Statutes SO as to pre-
more effeetually the trading with slaves, Ia
ken briefly discussed and passed its third reading
The Senate then took up the unfinished business
being the location of the State Hospital for the In
sane. The pending question was on the amendment
offered by Mr., Gmer to locate the Institution With
in three miles west of Raleigh; and this amendment
Mr. Hasey proposed to amend by substituting tsWith-
in three miles of Raleigh Mr.. Halsey spoke in
favor of locating it here, after which Mr.. sGimer
Withdrew his motion, and the question required on
Mr.. Halsey's. .,.tf.t9s..a a Il1H
Mr.. Thompson, of Bertie, spoke against locating
it here, and Mr.. Thompson of Wake. followed in
reply He stated that in his opinion the building
could be cheaply built and sustained near Raleigh
as elsewhere and in addition to this he thought
there would be apeculiaT proPriety in locating There
inasmuch as 1T would be under the immediate sup
erVision, Of the Government, and the members of
the Legislature could visit it when they chose, and
inspect its actual condition. He was decidedly in
favor of locating the Institution here. f4sI sas.L
Mr.. Kendall rose and inquired of Mr.. Thompson
to the price Of board for Mechanics in Raleigh;
and having been replied to, he proceeded TO- inquire
the prices of corn and pork this and other parts of
the State. I Much lapghter.l He said he wanted
all the information he could obtain the subject, be-
fnFp ho 4 rrnfo
The vote was then taken on Mr.. Halsey's motion
locate at Raleigh, and decided in the negative, as
follows .f.i-gg = a55E 81 ,s x
Those who voted for Raleigh are, Messrs. Barnard.
Bell, Collins, Drake, Exum, Halsey, Patterson, Ro-
gers, Smaw, and Thompson of Wake--10. .zials rs i
Those who voted against Raleigh are. Messfs Al
bright, Berry, Bethel, Bower, Conner, Davidson
Fason, GiImer, Graham, Hester, Joyner. Kendall,
Lane, Ellington, Miller, Moye, Reich, Rowland,
Shepard, Smith, SPeight, Spicer, Thomas of David
son, Thompson of Bertie, Walker, Ward, Watson,
Wiley, Woodfr, w ooten, and w ofth-3I.
Mr.. w oodfn then moved to insert Greensborough,
and sustained his motiop by speech He was re-
piled to by Mr.. Thomas of Davidson, who spoke for
Lexington, and then Mr. Gilmef followed for Green's
borough. Mr.. Woodhn,s amendment was rejected
yeas IA, nays 25.
Before the vote was taken as to GFsensBorohgh,
Mr.. Kendall and inquired of Mr.. Gilmer if wood
was not scarce. about that place. L Ladghter] Mr.
dali proceeded to advocate the claims of Lexington.
The question then REQUIRED on locating the Institu
ton at Lexington in Davidson county. and was de-
cided in the afkrmative-yeas "a, nays IS.
And then the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Stowe introduced bill to amend the 9Th
section, 1O4th chapter of the Revised Statutes which
passed its first reading and was referred.
Mr.. r. Jones a bill to repeal ACT passed at the
last session of the General Assembly, entitled "
act to increase the public Revenue" chapter 72,as
relates to tax on collateral deseents deVses and
Mr.. Shuford bill concerning Bail which sew
orally read and referred. 80
Mr. Newsom introduced bill concerning the
Wardens of the Poor; and Mr. j. NJ Taylor bill for
the better organization Of County Courts of Mash
passed their first reading. ss .J0
Mr.. Love bill to establish new county by the
name of Jackson. Read and referred
Mr.. Long introduced bill supplemental to an act
passed at the present session of the General Assem-
bly, entitled an act to unite the Roanoke Railroad
and Seaboard and Railroad Companies which Pass-l
ed its first reading. On motion of Mr.. Long, thei
bill read the second and third times, passed, and
ordered TO be engrossed.
MI Mebane Introduced resolution in favor OF the |
Public Treasurer; which passed its first reading, |
and on motion, was read second time and laid on
the table, 3xlsi,ss< ats 30 gjilfssf4S 2 ~ |
Mr. Keen Introduced Resolution restricting the |
time of members speeches to fifteen minutes; which
by the rules lies over one day. sgses fsats
Mr.. Mebane introduced bill to incorporate the T
North Carolina Railroad Company which was read
the first time and passed. ~ s. 20 z'i1aFss@ss =
Mr.. Saterthwaite presented petition Of the Presi
9entand Directors of the High Shoals Manufacturing
company, praying dismissal of an information filed
against the company in the name of the Attorney
1eneral; which on his motion, was referred to Sc