North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
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49, SEVEN O'CIocK, P. M.
Mr.. Eaton, from the joint select COMMITTEES to con-
slider the subject of adjournment of two Houses,
reported that Monday the earliest day for adj
journment.
Mr.. Fleming moved that message be sent to the
Senate proposing to rescind the joint order for adj
journment on the Oath instant, and propose ad-
journ on Monday, the 9th inst, which agreed
BILLS THIRD READING.
The following bills were read the third time and
passed bill to authorize James S. Turner to build
bridge over Rocky River; bill to incorporate Flor
ence Division, S. of T.. bill to incorporate WASH
ngton Division, S. of T.; bill relating to the orig
nal PANEL of jurors in Beaufort county bill to in
corporate Montgomery Division, S. of T.; bill to
incorporate Clinton Female Institute; bill for the
better regulation of the town of Wilson's bill to in
corporate the town of Lumberton bill to repeal the
act of 1867 clear certain creeks In Iledell
and Rowan; bill to extend the corporate limits OF
the town of Elizabeth City bill to enable Mecken-
burg County Court to pay over certain monies to
Union county; bill for the better organization OF
the County Court of Pasquotank; bill to incorporate
Tuscarora Lodge, Ancient York Masons; bill to
incorporate La Fayette Lodge, Onslow CO. bill to
incorporate Dan River Lodge bill to incorporate
the town of Lenoir Caldwell bill to amend the
act incorporating the town of Godsboro' bill to
incorporate Old North State Tent; bill to incorpo-
rate New Hanover Division S. of T.. bill to ncor-
porae Rutherford Division, S. of t.; bill to pro-
hlblt distinctions to cartways in Cherokee county
bill giving the election of Clerks and Masters in
Equity TO the peoples bill transfer certain books
and bonds from the public Offices in Raleigh to tn
Office of the Cherokee land agent; bill for the bene
fit of Thomas Griggs; bill regulating the enamel
patton OF slaves by will bill to alter the mode o.
elscting inspectors of turpentne in Craven county
IA bill to incorporate Lewis Gold mining Company ;
bill to incorporate Conrad Hill Gold mining Com
pany; bill relating to the right of appeal; bill
concerning the election of Magistrates in the town of
Wilmington bill to facilitate the taking of est-
mony before referees, arbitrators, &c.; bill to
amend the act of 1903, concerning the City of Raj
egh bill to extend the powers of the Commission
of the town of Franklnton; bill to incorporate
the Mechanics Savings Institution in the town of
Weldon; bill relating to the advertisement of lands
TO be sold for taxes bill concerning bills ofindict-
ment; bill relative to the militia of Forsythe bill
relative to the militia of Stokes bill concerning
the militia of Orange and Alamance a bill to amend
the act OF 1852 TO incorporate the FAYETTEVILLE and
Western Plank Road Company bill concerning
corporations and bill incorporate the New Bridge
Company.
The bill regulating the exchanges between the
several Banks of this State, having been read.
MIR. Eaton opposed it, and doubted whether the
Legislature had the right to pass such law. Mr..
Stevenson defended the law just one and demand
ed 1t for the protection of the public Everything
exceptonable in the bill had been stricken out MI
Saunders OF w., was OF opinion that the law ought
to go farther than this, if anything was done. He
thought the Banks ought to enter into such an ar
rangement as this law proposes voluntarily. He
thought the bill ought to be referred the Judiciary
W,
was passed. the Banks would enter into The proposed
arrangement.
The motion to refer did not prevail, and the bill
passed its third reading, by large majority.
The bill to prevent the fraudulent conveyance of
property and for other purposes, being read
Messrs. Stevenson, Eaton, Barnes of Northampton
and Wiley opposed the bill, and Mr.. Rayner advoca-
dit Finally the bill was reiected-yeas 49, nays 65
The bill to make a road from Humans Creek to
Mattamuskeet Lake, was read the third time and re-
jected.
The bill to provide for ascerainine the will of the
people concerning the call of Convention the
federal basis, was read the third time and passed
yeas &c, nays 40, as follows:
fEAS-Messrs. Adams. Amis. Avery, Barnes of N,
Boyle, Brazer. Caldwell of r. Caldwell of Co. Cock
erham, Cotton, Davidson, Douthit, Drake, Dunlap
Durham, Erwin. Fleming, Flynt, Foard, Foster Of
Davidson, Foster Of Wilkes, Gordon, Hackney Har-
rison. Hayes of Cherokee, Hayes of Caldwell. Hill
of Brunswick, Holland, Johnston, Jones, Kallum,
Leach of Davidson, Locke. Love, Marshall, Maults-
by, Lean, McCleese. Mcmillan, N. McNeill, w.
MCNEIL, Montgomery, Parham, Patterson, Peqram,
Person of NJ, Rankin, Reinhardt, RUSSELL Saunders
of W. Scott, Sharp, Sheek, Sheriff., Shinpock, Siler,
Sloan, Steele, Stowe, Thornburgh, Walton, Waugh,
Webb, Williams of G., Williams of NJ, and Win
stead-66.
NAYs-Messrs. Barco, Barnes of E., Blow, Bond
Boykin, Bridgers, Broeden, Cherry, Eaton, Eure,
Fonville. Herring, Hill of Cdswell, Hill of New
Hanover. Jarvis, Jekins Kelly, Leach of Johnston,
Martin, Mathis, Mize, Newsom, Person of N, Pig
OFT, Poole, Pope, Powers, Rayner, Rollins, Ruin,
Sanders of j., Sherard, Simmons, Stevenson Sutton,
Swanner, Thigpen, Thornton, Wilson, Winston-4O.
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
The hle of bills on the third reading having been
gone through, bills the second reading were ia
ken up.
The Bill to incorporate Cape Fear Bridge Compa-
ny and the bill to amend the law relating to aPpren-
tees, were read second time and carried
The engrossed resolutions in favor ofextending the
N e. Railroad east to Beaufort and west the Ten
nessee line were read second time, when motion
OF Mr. Rayner, they were laid the table-yeas "A,
nays 26.
The House then adjourned.