North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-11

C ollins, Drake, Hargrave, Herring. Hester, Hoke'
Jones. MILAN. Nixon, Fender. Rogers, Shepard,
sherod, speghs Thompson, Watson Wiley. VIII
hanson, and Wooten>-27 ~
Barringer. Caldwell of Burke. Davidson, Eborn.
Gilmer, GIist, Haughon, Joyner. Kelly. Lane, Lii
lrgton, MalIoys Richardson. Seasons, Washington,
and Woodfn--20.
The second Resolution was then put to the Senate.
and rejected, by the following vote
YEAs-Messrs. Bunting, Caldwell of Mecklen-
burg Clark, Drake, Hargra ye Herring, Hoke Jones,
Mcmillan Nixon. Peader. Shepard, Sherod' Speight'
Thompson, and Watson-l6.
NAYs-Messrs. Arendell Barnard, Barrow, Bar
ringer, Berry. Bower. Bond, Bynnm, Caldwell OF
Burke, Cameron, Canady, Collins, Davidson, EboIn,
Lane, Ellington, Malloy, Richardson Rogers, Ses-
SONS. Washington, Wiley, Williamson. Woodhn'
and Wooten-3I.
The ResoI, TORS as Notwithstanding those of
Mr.. Speaker Edwards, that Of Gen. Saunders, and
the first Resolution of the Mnority-were then
adopted. ss....s.
MIR. Gilmer gave notice that he should move to
amend the last Resolu ton by striking out the word
compact and inserting form of government"
With that amendment, he said he could support The
Resolution. As it was. he regarded the word com
pact as establishing the doctrine of secession, as
laid down in the Resolution rejected.
The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Brogden presented the resignation of Edmund
Coor as Justice of the Peace of Wayne County,
which resignation accepted.
Mr.. Poole presented a memorial accompanied by
bill to extend the limits of The town Of Elizabeth
City. Referred to the committee on Private Bills.
message received from the Senate propos-
ing that the two Houses shall adjourn on the 10Th
instant. On motion of MIR. Cherry, this resolution
was laid on the table--yeas CO, nays 80.
MIR. Rufhn offered bill to incorporate Dan River
Lodge, No. %, which referred to the committee
on Propositions and Grievances.
On motion of MIR. Cherry. the resolutions concern
ing The opening of Roanoke lnle AT Mays Head, were
taken up, and passed their third reading.
SLAVERY RESOLUTIONS.
On motion of Mr. Scott, the House resolved itself
into committee OF the Whole, Mr.. Jones in the Chair,
and resumed the consideration of the resolutions on
Slavery.
MIR. Rayner contnu ed his remarks from yesterday,
defending the resolutions introduced by himself and
attacking the report of the minority of the committee
on Slavery.
Without concluding, Mr. Rayner gave way, and
the committee rose and reported progress The House
then took recess until 81 O'Clock. -
EVENING SESSION.
The House re-assembled al 81 O'Clock.
MIR. Foster of Davidson introduced bill to amend
the act of 1889 incorporating the Washington
Mining Company. Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Love, message was sent to
the Senate proposing TO GO into an election for two
trustees of the University at IL o'clock Tomorrow.
Mr.. jenkins offered bill TO regulate the exchanges
of notes between the Banks in the State, which
referred to the committee on Finance
Mr.. Brogden, from the committee on Claims, made
report in favor of the passage of the resolution
directing the Public Treasurer pay to S. P Upton
$I3 for the expense of burying IS soldiers of the
N. G. Regiment Monterey. The resolution
passed its second reading.
On motion the special order. being the bill to amend
the Constitution, was postponed until tomorrow at
o'clock, p. NJ.
On motion of Mr. Avery, the House resolved IL
self into committee Of the Whole, Mr.. Jones in the
Chair, and resumed the consideration of the resou-
tons Slavery. '- l.f
Mr.. Rayner continued his remarks from this moru-
ing, and concluded at late hour, when the coni-
mittee and reporte progress.
Mr.. Saunders of Wake, made statement with re-
gard the resolution adopted yesterday calling on
the Treasurer and Comptroller TO communicate cer-
tain information concerning the amount due on Cher
okee bonds. The information was spread over $50
pages, and could be made up before the termina
lion Of the Session. Mr.. Saunders moved to recon-
slider the vote on the resolution. and moved that that
motion be laid the table, which motion prevailed.
On motion the House adjourned.