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SENATE.

reeonsidered and Mr.. Blow withdrew his motion.
The House then adjourned.
SENATE.
MONDAY, November %. 1852.
A message was received from the House If Com
mons, proposing to go into an election of U. 5.
Senator, to-day at 10 O'Clock. Proposition agreed
to.
The resignation of ]. E. Hoyt, as an acting Justice
of the Peace, for the County of Beaufort, was read
and accepted.
Mr.. Washington presented the pension certificate
Mr.. Washington presented the memorial of Geo.
M. Stephenson, and four hundred others, PRAYING for
the extension of the Central Railroad East, to Beau
fort Harbor.
Mr.. Clark, from the committe on Corporations to
whom referred the bill to increase the Capital
Stock of the Bank of Wadesborough. reported the
same back to the Senate, without amendment.
Mr. Clark, from the same committee, reported back
the bill to incorporate Wesleyan Coegein the town
of Murfreesborough, without amendment.
Mr.. Gilmer. from the committee on the Judiciary,
to whom referred the bill to abolish trial by
Jury, in County Courts. reported same back to the
Senate, with amendment, and recommended its pas
sage.
Mr.. Joyner, from the select COMMITTEE, to whom
was referred the subject relative to the amount of
Swamp Lands owned by the State, &C., reported the
same back to the Senate, and stated that the Pres
dent and Directors of the Literary Fund would be the
proper persons from whom to get the information;
and Introduced resolution, asking that Information
which resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Thompson offered resolution, proposing to
send a message to the House of Commons. to vote,
on Tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock. for Judge OF the Su-
preme Court. Not agreed to.
Mr.. Steele offered resolution, to send message
to the House of Commons, proposing to go into
section for Attorney General, to-day at liz oc ock
Agreed to.
Mr.. Mcmillan moved to reconsider the vote by
which the resolution had passed which motion pre-
vailed.
The question then recurring on the passage of the
Z -
Mr.. Clark offered resolution, as Joint Rule on
the part of both Houses, that, from and after 10th
of December next, no bills should be introduced.
Mr.. Thomas moved to lay the motion the table.
Not agreed to.
Mr. Il. F. Jones moved to amend, by inserting,
provided. nevertheless, it shall be in order to present
bills from standing Committees. Amendment did
not prevail.
resolution applicable to the Senate alone. Motion to
amend did not prevail.
Mr.. Thomas then proposed to amend, provided,
this resolution shall not prevent any member to in
Rejected.
Mr.. Gilmer moved to amend by adding before the
word bill. the word priUate. Not agreed to.
MIR. GIlmer then proposed to postpone further con-
of the resolution till morning
IL o'clock.
Pending this motion, the hour of IL o'clock having
arrived, the bill to establish the Farmers Bank at
Elizabeth City, being the order of the day. taken
up, and read the second time.
MI Clark moved to amend the second section of
The bill, by striking the WORDS its equivalent
Messrs L. r. Jones and Caldwell opposed the
amendment, Messrs. Clark and Bower advocated
is adoption.
Pending the consideration of the amendment, the
hour OF IL having arrived, the Senate proceeded
vote for a United States Senator.
For Mr.. DoBBIN-Mr. Speaker, Barrow, Berry, !
Bower, Boyd. Brogden, Bunting, Caldwell, Gamma !
lay, Clark, Collins, Cunningham, Drake, Hargrave,
Herring, Hoke, Jones of Wake. Kerr, Mcdowell, |
Mcmillan, Murchison, Person, Shaw, Speight, |
Thomas, Ward, and Withers-27.
For Nh H. w. MILLER-Messrs. Lane and Lii !
ington-2.
For Mr. SHEPARD-Messrs. Albright, Arende, |
iowPer, McCleese, Parks. Washington and Wiley
For Mr.. RAYNER-Messrs. Bynum, T. F. Jones
md Murray-3.
For Mr.. GRAHAm-Messrs. Joyner, Palmer and
For Mr.. D. L. SwAIN-Messrs. Kelly and Mitch
H. +
For MIR. LILLINGToN-Mr. Allbritton
For Mr.. STANLY-Mr Thompson.
me consideration of the amendment to the bill to
stabllsh the Farmers Bank al Elizabeth CITY being
ssumed, the amendment rejected.
OF prevail.
MIR. Clark moved to amend 4th section by striking
ut the provision for the establishment of branch.
elected. l
Mr.. Bower offered an amendment to the BILL which t
as rejected. r
The question then recurring the passage of the
H. Its reading, Mr.. Clark called for the yeas
Id nays, which resulted, yeas &c, nays 20. o
MI Boyd introduced bill to incorporate the To- z
lceonists' Bank. Ordered to be printed.
Senate then adjourned.