Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-08
STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE,

Merchants Bank Of Newbern, with proposition tc
send to the House and print.
MIR. Boyd, from the Committee Senatorial dis
tcts, reported that the committee had been unable &c
agree upon PLAN and on the part OF portion OF sdl0
commi,tee, Mr.. Boyd submitted Pian when may
be seer in the House proceedings below.
MIR. Il. +. Jones offered resolution, lhsIuc"ns
the committee on Internal Improvements 70 e"q"'''
into the justice Of paying for Railroad Iron.
Mr.. Caunady introduced bib relative to the gov
eminent Of the town VI oxford. ~:
Mr.. Joyner introduced7a bill to incorporate LII
vision of the Sons of Temperance at Enfield:
Mr.. Kelly, bill 10 incorporate Troy DlViSi0" ~
Sons of empsrance.
message was received from the House OF Com
mons transmitting a Report Of the Bank OF Fayete-
vile, with proposition to print ConcuTren ~.
Mr.. Woodfn, from the committee TO whon II " aS
referred reported hack the bill, to give the Cou'i'y
Court of Randolph jurisdiction over the SAFE vi '"
estate in certain cases and recommended It's
MIR. Woodfn also reported the Dill 10 pay ""'
ems of the poor, and recommended It's passage
Message received from the House, proposing "
set apart the Ith day of December tor the PuiP"S'
of appointing III IgisrateS. Concurreo m
Mr.. Thomas, from the committee on inteil", -"'
provenlents reported the bill 10 amend the Cna''e' "
the Raleigh and Iiston Railroad, with amendments
Mr. RvnuIn from TIL, committee to whom was re-
fered that portion of the overnors Message In re-
ation TO a Geological Survey OF the Slate tep"i.I"
that the Report of Prof. Enmons contained Valuane
information and should be extensively circua-
ted than is provided for; and Introduced Ieso
luton providing for 30 copies for each member "hcn
was passed three times, under suspension Vi '"e
rules.
Bills on their third Reading.
Bill TO emancipate Lewis Williams. Passed
Bill providing for the collection of partnership and
other debts Passed. -
Bill to establish Bank at Yancyve. Passed
Bill to attach portion of the county OF Mcdowell
to Rutherford. Passed.
Bill to repeal entitled an act 10 amehu uie
Ashe Turnpike Company. Passed.
The hour of IL o'clock having arrived, the Sem
alta proceeded 10 for Judge oil the SupIt"e
Court.
For F. Moore-Mr Speaker, Albright Drake
Gilmer Hargrave, Il. F. Jones, Joyner, L"glon'
McCleese, Thompson, Mitchell, Palmer, Parks Will
ley and CowPer-l5.
For W. Fl. ule-Messrs.B Barrow, Bunting, Cald-
well, Collins, Herring, Kelly, Murchison, Murray
Steele, Thomas, Ward and WOodhn-l2.
For Robert Strange, Sr.-Messrs. berry, bower
Boyd, Kerr and Wirhers-5.
For George E. Badgtr-Messrs. Cannady, Jones
of Wake, and Shaw.
Bynum, ArendeII, Mcmillan, Lane, Richardson,
Speght and Westinghouse.
For Thomas B.agg-Messrs. Cunningham and
Person..
For r. NJ. Saunders-Mr. Watson.
For Judge Toomer-Mr. Mcdowell.
For Z. Ii. Winston-Mr. Hoke. !
FREE SUFFRAGE.
Order of the day being the bill TO amend the Con-
stitulon of the Sate-known the Free Suffrage
bilI-Mr. Brogden addressed the Senate in favor Of
N'NoA '''''N'
the Senate voted as follows:
YEAs-Messrs, AIbrit.on, ArendeIi, Barrow, Ber-
~. Bower. Boyd, Brogden Bunting, Caldwell, Can
nady Clark, Collins, Cunningham, Drake, HargraVe,
Herring, Hoke, Jones of AXE, Kerr, Ellington,
Mcdowell, Mcmillan, MuTchison, Person, Shaw,
Speight, Steele, Thomas, Ward, Washington, Wat
son, Withers and Willey-33.
NAYs-Messrs. Albright, BYnum, Cowper, Gill
mer, r. F. Jones, Joyner, Kelly, Lane, McCleese,
Mitchell, Palmer Parks, Richardson, Thompson and
Wood in-l5.
The Speaker declined to vote for the bill, and it
was rejected.
Mr.. Steele moved to reconsider the vote by which
the sill to attach d portion of Mcdowell TO RulEer
ford, had passed. Motion prevailed.
Question then recurring the passage of the bill,
Its third reading, 1t re jecied.
Message received from the House proposing to vote
for Comptroller forthwith which concurred
in; also message proposing to vote for Attorney
General at II O'Clock, which not agreed 10.
The Senate then proceeded to vote, as follows for !
Comptroller. Mr. w oodhn nominated Mr.. E. P. !
Miller, and Mr.. Bower, Mr.. w. J. Clarke.
For Mr. Clarke-Messrs. Speaker, Abritton, Bar
row, Berry, Bower, Boyd, Brogden, Bunting. CaId- |
well, Cannady, Clark, Collins, Cowper. Cunning |
ham, Drake, Hargrave, Herring, Hoke, +. F. Jones, !
Jones of Wake, Joyner. Kelly, kerr Liiing ton, Nc
DowelI, Mcmillan Murchison, Person, Shaw ,Speigh.
Steele, Thomas, Ward, Withers and Watson-35.
For Mr.. MIlIer-Messrs Albright, ArendelI, By |
mum, Gilmer Lane, McCeese, Mitchell, Murray,
Palmer, Parks, Richardson Thompson, Washing ton,
Woodfn and Willey-l5
Mr.. Thomas moved take up the Charleston
Blue Ridge and Chattanooga Rail Road bill; which
motion prevailed, and the bill passed its second read
ing.
Message received from the House to vote again for
Judge ofthe Supreme Court. Agreed TO and vol-
ed as follows:
For MIR. Moore-Mr. Speaker, Albright, Cowper,
Clark, Drake, GiImer, Hargrave, II. F. Jones' Joyn-
er, McCleese, Mitchell, Palmer, Thompson and Will
ley-l4.
For Mr.. Battle-Messrs. Barrow, Berry, Bunting,
Caldwell, Collins, Kelly. Kerr, Murray, Steele,
Thomas, Ward, WIthers and " ood6n-I3.
For MIR. Bryan-Messrs. Ahrton, ArendeII, By-
mum, Herring, Lane, Ellington, Mcmillan, Parks, /
Richardson, Speight, Washingt Watson and Brog-
den-I3.
For MIR. Badger-Messrs, Cannady. Jones Of Wake, i
and Shaw-3.
For MIR. Bragg-Messrs. Bower, Person and Gun.
ningham-3.
For Judge Toomer-Mcssrs. Mcdowell and Muir
For P. Fl. Winston-Mr. Hoke.
For Mr. Gilmer-Mr Boyd.
First Reading of q Bill.
Bill to incorporate Bank at Plymouth.
Bills on their Second Reddinp.
Bill to incorporate the N. G. Agricultural Society
Passed ''
To extend the right of appeals, &c. Passed
TO regulate appeals in Supreme Courts, and for
other purposes. ~ ~
To give election of Clerks and Masters 10 The non.
pie. indefinitely postponed. r00
Incorporate Franklinsvl'le manufacturing comn.rv
Swift Creek Plank Road Company. Passed,
To emaneipate James Rozee
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
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