North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-18
4E&&4,A4lVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATH
MSSHAS, IaRaaty l3, 1851.
me $SnAte ma AeesFAtNg to adjournment.

FSaH De lard ~ tFSFa Salisbury by way OF riSheI
Milk MSeksSilses aud Huntsville TO Rockford. Re-
4etrf&
Mr.. SseisAt, bill to incorporate Contentnea
lodge l. o. O, +. Read first time. Also. hti
10 incorporate Radanna Lodge, OF York MaSo"S'
Mead first time.
Mt. Caldwell of NJ, a bill to amend the act I"eot-
eesa,ias the town Of Charlotte. Referred,
Mr., Washington, bill for the promotion and en-
eeNrayrment OF manufactures in this State Referred
Mr.. Gner, bill concerning deeds OF W1s' anu
marriage settlements. Referred.
number of engrossed bills wese received from
the House and read the first time.
Mr.. Herring bill for the better regulation OF the
Wardens of the Poor in the eouRty Of Duplin. Re-
fcrred.
Mr.. Hester, bill to incorporate Person Lodge of
Freemasons. Read first time. Also, a bill to incor-
porate Castor Chapter of Freemasons, in the town
of Roxborough. Read FIRST time.
On motion of Mr.. Gilmer, the committee on Pro-
positions and Grievances were instructed to inquire
and settle and report the amount of legal eXpendI-
lures incurred By John Berry and Hugh Naddell,
for the attendance of witnesses at the last session OF
the Legislature, in the execution OF commission Is
sued by order of the Senate, in the OF the con-
tested election Of said Berry and Waddeil.
Received message from his Excellency the ""V
ernor by his Private Secretary, MIR. Settle transmit
ting a communication from the President OF ue So"-
vention OF Maryland, enclosing Report and ReSoin-
tons passed by that body in relation To the
measures enacted by the late Congress; aiso' ke$o-
buttons pa ssed by the Legislature OF vermont, J"r
the Governor Of that Stale. Ordered TO be printed,
and sent to the Commons.
The bill concerning jurors, was read the second
time and indefinitely postponed.
The bill more etfecIually TO prevent the migration
of free negroes and mulattoes into this State, was
taken D. amended, and read second time and passed.
The bill to establish Bank in the town of Green's
borough read the second time, pending the con-
sideration Of which the Senate took recess.
THREE O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
The Senate re-assembled.
number Of bills, which will be noticed on their
third reading, read second time.
Mr. Haughton introduced the following bills:
bill to incorporate the Pittsborough Mining and Trans
porlation Company-a bill to incorporate the Deep
River Mining and Transportation COmpany-and
bill TO incorporate the Chatham Mining Transporter
ton Company. Also, bill to incorporate the Min
ing and Transportation Company. Laid on the table.
Mr. Bond, bill to incorporate the Governors
Creek Transportation and Mining Company.
The Senate spent some time III reading bills Sec
ond time, and adjourned
House OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Love, from the committee the removal of
the Cherokee Indians, reported in favor of the pas
sage of certain resolutions requesting our Senators
and Members in Congress to ask some action by the
from the State.
MIR. Williams of Meckenburg moved the indef-
mite postponement of the resolutions, which motion
was afterwards Withdrawn. By the unanimous con-
Sent oil the HOUSE, Love WIlnure~ the 1TeamDle
10 the resolutions. The Resolutions then put
their second reading and lost-yeas Al, nays so.
MIR. Saunders of Wake, presented Export from
the committee on the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad,
together with certain amendments TO the bill. Mr..
5. made some remarks the bill after which, the
further consideration of the subject was postponed
until Thursday next, and the report and amendments
ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Steele made personal explanation. He had
learned that Hon. n. Bovden, upon whom he had
reflected Severely few DAYS since had unpd the
language attributed to him. He therefore Withdrew
the harsh expressions he had used on that occasion.
MIR. Adams, from the committee to superintehd the
election of Trustees of the Univ reported that
his Exceency, David S. Reid, had been elected.
On motion of Mr. Person of Northampton, the
consideration of tho special order, being the
bill reported from the committee on Finlnce, was
postponed until IL o'clock.
Mr.. Person of Northampton, from the committee
Military affairs, reported bill to organize the
militia of North Carolina, which passed It's first
reading.
Mr.. Gotten offered a bill to incorporate the Chat
ham Guards. Referred to the COMMITTEES on Military
Affairs.
Mr.. Fleming, bill restore jury trials to the
County Court of Yancy. Read the first time.
Mr.. Mcdowell, b; to incorporate the Cape Fear
Division, No. 8, ). off,, EliZabethton, Baden Coun-
ty. Read first time.
Mr.. clean, a bill to incorporate the BrickshoaIs
Manufacturing Company in the county OF Surry.
Referred to the committee on Private Bills.
A message was received from his Exceency the
Governor, transmitting application from David
Patton, architect Of the CAPITOL for extra paw which
sent to the Senate.
Mr.. Caldwell OF Rowan presented memorial from
the Mechanics and citizens of that county, prayinu
the passage of an act to protect them from the com
petition OF negro mechanics, which was laid on the
table, and ordered 10 be printed
On motion of Mr. Caldwell of GuiIford. memo
rial OF similar import which he had introduced
some time since, was taken up and ordered to be
printed.
MIR. Virgins offered bill to incorporate WASH
lngton Division, No. 81, S. of r., Franknton. Re-
ferred TO the committee Private Bills.
Mr.. Waugh, memorial from citizens of David
son and FoFsythe counties, praying alteration in
the direction of the Fayetteville and Western Plank
Road Company. Referred to the committee ON In
formal Improvements.
Mr.. Cherry, a bill for the benefit of Thos Griggs
Administrator of Samuel B. Dozer, late Sheriff of
Currltuck County, and for other purposes Referred
TO the committee the Judiciary
Mr.. Stevenson called up the resolution of which
notice was given Saturday that no private bills
should be introduced after Tuesday. MIR. Piuo,t
moved to amend by inserting Thursday, and Mr..
stevenson by inserting W Wednesday. On motion, the
resolution was laid OIL the table.
The REVENUE BILL.
The special order for the day, being thu rave
nue DILL was then taken up, and read second time
un the suggestion of Mr.. Rayner, it was agreed to
consider the bill section by section.
Inc hrst section was read, and no amendment pro-
pose q. Mr.. Kayner gave notice of an amend .nent
on it's third reading.
The second section read, when Mr. Pioott
moved to strike out the clause taxing sailing
Messrs. Pigott and Stevenson advocated the am.ud-
neh'. MT. Person of Moore, thought profits Oh sail
vessels should be taxed well as other profits and
MT caldwell of Guilford, stated that this tax was
IN the bill two years ago, by an Eastern man
MIR. Stanly. MIR. Jenkins stated that he yv.s