Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-01

ter of Revised Statutes, concerning Divorce ana ALI
monv Referred to Judiciary commlifee.
NJ Webb. of Rutherford, bill toincorPorate the
Spartanburg and Rutherford plankroad company ne,
ferred to committee on Corporations.
Mr.. Mcneil, of Robson. bill to amend the ac'
passed in 1s5O-'51 to incorporate the town OF Lu"
$3.50 Reterred TO committee on Corporations.
On motion of MIR. Williams, of Warren, message
was sent 20 the Senate proposing 10 go INTO e,ecuon
of H. S. Senator forth with, which was agreed TO-
Messrs. Albertson and Bryant were apPoi"'eo "
snperintend the election. =.
The whole number of votes cast was l64, OF wnlen
Mr.. Dobbin received 10, Saunders IS, Shepard SO'
Rayner I3, Graham 4. &c. No election.
those who voted for Mr.. Dobbin in the House
are A: Messrs Avery, Barrett, Black, Bryant, ). b.
Bvnum, Chestnut, Corbett, Dobson, Dorteh, Dunn'
Durham, Ellis, Fonvile, George. Hawkins. Herring
S. P. Hill, w. E. Hill, Jarvis, Lander. l.ocknar''
Nm. Long, w. H. Lyon, J. F. Lyon, Martin. Mar
shall. Mooring, Mcneil, Norfleet Pegram, Phe rs,
D. Reid, A. Reid. Rives, Russell, Sauls, Scales
Sheriff., Strange, Sutton, Walton, Ward, waugh
Wheeler, S. A. Williams, Wilder and w ood-47.
For MIR. Saunders Messrs. Allen, Baxter, brooks,
r.. Bvnum. J. A. Caldwell, D. F. Caldwell, Cherry,
Christmas, Erwin, Foreman, Fagg. Gwynn, w: s.
Harris, w. H. Harris, Leach, Lowry, Love. fhli-
lips, Puryear, Shmpock, Smons, Stubbs, Ioison'
Trip, Walters. Webb, Whl'ehurst and Wynne~CInI
For Mr. Shepard Messrs. AIbertson, Barco, Coll
ms, Cook, Gotten, Daniel, Eure, Goodwin, jones'
Matthews, Sanders, SpruiIl and Trexler-l3.
For MIR. Rayner: Messrs. Afford. Carmichael.
Dargan, w. J.'Long: Miller, Mills, Perkins and
For MIR. Clng,nan: Messrs. Blow. Byrd and
Teague-3.
For Mr.. Craige: Messrs. Adams and R. Nj. Saun'
ders-2.
For Mr.. Graham: Messrs Galloway, Gather
I hornburgh and w. Turner.
For. Mr.. Baxter Messrs. Stiles and Furr-2.
Mr. Amis voted for f. G. Reid Mcintyre fol
Morehead, Wiley for Bynum, McDugaI for Mckay
j. Turner for Gilmer, B. F. Williams for Ellis, Hol
eman for Gillian. and Johnson for Bryan.
On motion of Mr.. Caldwell, Of Lincoln, message
was sent to the Senate proposing to vote forthwith
for Attorney General.
The special order of the day, being Mr.. Leach's
resolutions concerning public lands, was post
poned till o'clock.
MI Reid, of Duplin, introduced bill to provide
for cleaning out cypress creek In the county OF Du
plin. Referred to committee on private bills.
Mr.. Hill, of Caswell, a bill to incorporate the Cas-
we'll Mutual Fire Insurance company, which was re-
ferred to committee ON Corporations.
message was received from the Senate that Il
had laid the table the proposition to 60 into the
election of Attorney General.
Also proposing to vote again for U. 5. Senator
forthwith, which agreed to.
Messrs. Rives and Erwin were appointed to SUI
perintend the election.
The whole number of votes cast was l65, OIL
which Mr.. Dobbin received IS, Saunders IS. Shep
ard Is, Rayner 9, Graham 7, &c.
Mr.. Foreman changed his vote to Mr.. Dobbin or
this trial. Otherwise the vote was about the same
the first trial. except the scattering vote which
took a wide range.
The hour of o'clock having arrived the special
order was taken up, and MIR. Leach proceeded to ad
dress the House upon his resolutions. At the concu
sion Of his remarks,
Mr. Saunders moved to strike out all after the
word whereas and insert the resolutions offered
by himself.
On motion Of Mr.. Spruill the House adjourned.
MIR. Munday, of Macon, was not in his seal to-day
owing 10 lndispostion.