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.,ds !. soatin,anee Il; and insst ng in lieu there,
cf The words mainsaiadnee gf." This motion pre-
yaed BY the following vote:
YrAs-Messfs. Areadell. Barrow, BarrInger, oond'
Bvnum, Caldwell of B., Cameron, Canaoy' paVlu
son. Eborn. GiImer, Gnist Haughton; H9Se, 1oyner'
Kelly Lane, Lillingtoa Maoy, Psnoer S.E
Seasons, Sherod, Washington, whey ' oOohh'
"So's. aIT Messrs Beery, Bower. Hunting. Caldwell
of A., CLARK. Collins, Drake Hargrave, Herring.
us,s, Ianss Mcmillan, Nixon. Rogers, Speight,
Thompson, Watson and Wllliamson-io. =.
fuore moved to reconsider this vote, and the
.no,;on was determined in the negative-yeas 20,
nays 2t orad to strike out the whole of the
- Resolution, and insert the following as sub
R.soIred That the people of North Carolina, as
anized political community, have the right TO with
draw from the Union whenever majority OF the people
in Convention assembled, shall decide withdrawal
necessary TO protect their property persons from
Unconstitutional and oppressive Legislation by the
General Government; or whenever, by the failure OF
the General Government to fulfil her Constitutional
,ohIi0atons, the people of the State may deem such
"a steo necessary in order to the enjoyment OF
she rights, privileges and protection guaranteed to
shcm by the Constitution of the United States; and
Sh such an emergency minority of the people of
North Carolina, acting through the organized author
flies of the State, would be entitled co the sole and
undivided allegiance of all her citizens.
Tke question vas hrst taken on strlklng out, and
was determined as follows: ...s.
Yr1s-Messrs. Barrow, Berry, Bunting, Caldwell
of NJ, Cameron, Canady, Clark, Collins, Drake,
Hargrave, Herring, Hester, Hoke Jones, Mcmillan
Nixon, Rogers, Sherod ,Speght, Thompson, Watson,
Williamson and Watt-23. .
NAYs-Messrs. ArendeIl, Barringer Bower, Bond,
Bynum, Caldw ell OF B., Davidson, Eborn, Gilmer,
.(;ris, Hauohton, Joyner, Kelly, Lane, Ellington,
Malloy Pender Richardson, Sessions, Washington,
Wiley Woodfn aud Wooten-23.
There being a tie, Mr.. Speaker Edwards voted in
the negative and the motion to strike out did not pre-
vail.
The third Resolution then passed its third reading,
as amended-yeas 33, nays IL.
"' House OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Sheck presented memorial from certain cItl-
yzens of the county of Surry, praying the appoint
anent of commissioners lay off public road from
Salisbury to Rockford by way of Mocksville and
Huntsville. Referred TO the committee on Internal
ImproVemens.
Mc Campbell, bill to incorporate Beunavsta
Male Academy in the county of Irede. Referred to
1.-THE committee on Education.
Ar. Simmons presented bill to provide for the
cleaning and improving Trent river, hrtween Pol
louisville and Tuckahoe, which was referred 10 The
ecommtee on Internal Improvements.
Mr. Cherry, bill to repeal the 20th section OF the
45lh chapter of the Revised Statutes concerning EX-
and Administrators which was read the first
thine and passed.
Mr Barnes Of Northampton, bill TO repeal por-
on, of the authorizing the Seaboard and Roanoke
Rail Road Company. to issue bonds, passed the
presenl session of heaGeneral Assembly. Mr. Barnes
having explained the objects of the bill, rules were
suspended and the bill passed its second and third
Geadings 1
MIR. McCtees dill to nePeal portion of the first
section of passed la 1923, entitled an To
regulate the fishing with -Seines in Beaufort county,
which referred the coRmitte on :he Judiciary
Mr. Marshall, ResolurtOA,I ia favor of Joseph Fup
Referred the nmittee Propositions and Griev-
.ances. n
On motion of Mr. Saunders of Wake, the House i
ent into Comute of the Whole, Mr.. Jones in the t
Chair and resumed the consideration of the Resolu-
tions Slavery. .
The attention of the committee was occupied by Il
Mr.. Hill OF Caswell, by Mr.. Dobhin ia reply, by Mr..
Person of Moore, and Mr.. Leach of Davidson. The a
remarks of these gentlemen will be written for
The pablic. On uioton OF Mr.. Stevenson, the Com r.
l1ttee rose and the House took its usual recess.