North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-08

gsilions and Grievances. 80
MIR. Hayes of Cherokee, a memorial rela,;no ,o
raising of an independent Company of Volunteers Is
Cherokee county. Referred to committee on M;E
taTy Affairs. 49, 't
Nh. Patterson offered resolution that the Hor..
from and after to-day, shall hold evening session
motion TO lay the resolutions on the table wac |
conversational debate followed between vs,; '
members. Messrs. Leach Of Davidson Steele and HoI
land did not like night sessions and thought Thai ~,
committees had no time TO meet if the House remain.
Ted in session the whole day. Messrs Stevensar
and Jones advocated night sessions instead of eve
ming sessions Finally, the resolution was amend.I
SO that the House shall take recess from IL OclOet
to 81 O'Clock every day. which was adopted.
Mr.. Williams OF Mecklenburg, a resolution to arr
pirate $1,000 10 furnish the Governors House, which
was read the first time. --s-..-s.-.---
On motion of Mr.. Erwin, the resolutions introdu.
ced oy him relating to the domestic industry of ,ho
country, and requesting the Senators and Represep
taves from this State for any increase of
the tariff, were taken up and put their passage
Mr.. Rayner moved the indefinite postponement or
| the resolutions, which motion was lost-yeas o.
NAYS "a, as follows: ~
YEAs-Adams, .Ams, Barco, Barnes of North.
ampton, Blow, Boyle, Caldwell of GuiIford, Dargaa,
Drake, Dunlap. Eure, Foster of Wilkes, Gordon
Jenkins, Leach of Davidson, Locke, Maultsby Nc.
koy. Parham Rayner, Russell, Sloan, Stubs, Thorn.
burgh, Tripp-25.
| NAYs-Messrs. Avery, Barnes of Edgecombe
Bond, Boykin, Brazier. Bridges, Br"gden, Caldwell
| of Rowan, Campbell, Cherry, Clanton, Cocketham.
Gotten, Davidson, Douthit, Durham, Eaton, Erwin
Flemming, Flynt, Foard, Fonve, Foster of David
son. Hackney, Harrison. Hayes of Cherokee, Hayes
I of Caldwell, Herring, Hill of Caswell,- Holland
Jarvis, Johnston, Jones, Kallum, Kelly, Leach of
Johnston, Love, Marshall, Martin, Mathis, Mellow.
ell, Mclean, Mcmillan, N. McNeil, W. Mcneil,
Mzell, Montgomery. Newsom, Patterson, Pegam,
Person of Moore, Pigott, Pope, Pow eIs,. Rankin
Renhardt, Rollins, Ruffn, Saunders of Wake, Sand
ers of Johnston, Scott Sharp, Sheek, Sheriff. Sher-
Stowe, Sutton, Swanner, Taylor. Thigpen, Thorn.
| ton, Walton, Waugh, Webb, Williams of Greene
Williams of Mecklenburg, Wilson, Winstead, Wins.
ton-S4. 80:
The Resolutions then passed their third reading.
Mr.. Love. Resolution in favor of the chan-csrf.
ers and axe-men in the survey of the Western Turn.
pike. Referred to the committee Claims.
! Mr.. Waugh, memorial asking that the location
of-ihe Fayetteville and Western Plank load nav be
changed that it will run through Salem and be
extended TO Mt. Airy. Referred 10 the committee on
Internal Improvements.
! MIR. w. McNeiil, bill 10 improve the navigation
of Raft Swamp Creek in the cot MY of Robeson
Laid the table.
MIR. Boyle, bill to incorporate the town of Tay.
louisville, in the county of Alexander. Referred TO
the committee Private Bills.
Mr.. Marshall, bill to divide The militia of the
county of Stokes into two regiments. Also a bill
TO divide the militia of The county of Forsythe into
two regiments, which refeIlt to the committee
on Military Affairs.
On motion of Mr.. Saunders of Wake, message
vas sent TO the Senate proposing 10 postpone The
appointment of JUSTICES OF the Peace until 81 O'Clock
On motion of Mr.. w ilson, the bill concerning fish,
ing with seines the mouths of the rivers empty
ing into Albemarle Sound, was taken up, when, Ly
unanimous leave of the House, he withdrew the bill
and offered substitute, which read the first time
| message was received from the Senate proposing
appoin, committee Of inquiry into the nanag cement
of the Deaf and Dumb Asy um, consist of three Oh
the part of the Senate, and five the part of the
House. which proposition was agreed 10.
! Mr. Boyle, resolution in favor of John A. Rose
boro', which referred 10 the committee OIL Claims
/ The Speaker called the committees, but none
were ready to make any reports.
On motion of MIR. Steele, the House resolved itself
into committee of the Whele, Mr.. Jones in the Chair,
and took up the Resolutions Slavery.
| MIR. Eaton took the floor, and gave his views at
length.
| After he had concluded, the committee rose and
| The House took a recess until 81 O'Clock.
| The evening session spent in the appointment
of Justices of The Peace. The House then adjourned
10 Monday.
1.-THE Reporter for the Standard observes that tine
report of MIR. Etons remarks in the Register places
Mr.. Avery i'll wrong position. MIR. Avery was un-
derstcod 10 say that the Federal Government not
so veTeign, that soil and citizens essential ee
ments of sovereignty, and that the Federal Govern
ment possessed no title TO any SOIL and had no citi
zens distinct from the State Governments. The
Federal and State Governments together constitute
what is understood by tie Government of the Tn
ted States, and We citizens of the United States,
because we citizens of OF the States thus
united. Even the District of Columbia, and the soil
occupied by the ports and arsenals belong the Li
ted States, and Lot to the Federal Government which
| is the mere creature of the States.