Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22
HOUSE OF COMMONS

MONDAY, Dec. 20, 1880
The unf nished business, being the bill for ~
nation OF companies for the extension of the cer'
railroad East and West was taken u2 the oUoaa.
being upon the passage of the bill its second 1eaS
Mr.. Mills offered an amendment PROVIDING f
formation OF the Rutherford and Mcdowell -aiI @G
company; which was rejected. 0ad
The bill then passed-yeas &c, NAYS 45
On motion of Mr.. Avery the rules were sro..
ed and the bill passed its third reading, which @
followed by considerable applause. "d
Mr.. Leach moved to take up his Convention LIN
and make it the special order of the day for to.mU O
row L O'Clock; which did not prevail nOf'
Mr.. Gotten commended that he had demandoJ :,
yeas and nays the passage of the railroad hill, 'V
its third reading, and the Speaker said he did WI w
hear him.. O'U not
Mr.. Stubs, to relieve the Chair, moved r.,.-
slderaton of the vote, and the House refnsod t
consider-yeas Al, nays SIS. ~ IT.
On motion Of Mr.. Leach his Convention hill u.
taken from the table, and Mr.. Mooring moved ,ba,i
be indefinitely ostponed, which motion prevaiisdI
yeas 81, nays At, as follows:
YEAS: Messrs. Albertson, Afford, Allen Avo,.
Barco, Barrett, Black, Blow, Bryant, Burton BvpnGy
of Northampton Cherry, Chestnut, Christmas CorD
bett, Daniel, Dobbin, Dortch, Ellis Eure. FonvI.
Foreman, George, Hill of CasweIl, Hill Of DopIiD'
Jarvis, Jones, Lander, Long Of CasweII, Lvon IT.
Orange, Moorlng, Muir day, Mcneil, NorAeet Pc.
Rockingham, Rives, Russell, Saunders of Wake
Sauls, Scales, Sheriff., Smith, SpruiII, StranGe'
Ward. Wheeler, Whitehurst, Williams of Warisn,
and Wood-54. N''s"
Nays: Amis, Adams, Bynum of Chatham. f,vd
Caldwell! of Guilford, Galloway, Carmichael Coot
Gotten, Dargan. Dobson, Durham, Erwin. Face
Fur, Gather. Guynn, Harris of Cabarrus arris Of
Davidson, Holeman Johnson Leach, Lowry. Love
Marshall, Matthews, Mills, McDugaId, McIntyre.
Perry, Phillips, Puryear, Sanders of johnson, Shin
peck, Stiles, Stubs, league, -Thornburgh, ToIson
Irexler, Trip, Turner of Iredell Turner of Oranpe
Walton, Waugh, Webb, and Williams of Greene
II.
On motion Of Mr.. Hill, of CasweIl, message was
sent to the Senate proposing to raise joint commit.
nittee to examine the unfinished business and repou
when the two Houses can adjourn.
The resignation of G. H. Wiley, one of the men,
ers from GuHford, TO take effect from and after
Wednesday next, was read and accepted
The bill to aPPortion members of House of Com.
IONS was read second time and passed.
The bill to establish public road in Madison com.
7, passed its third reading.
Mr.. Saunders, from the Judiciary committee repor
ID back the bill to establish freehold Homestead
18th an amendment, which was adopted several
her amendments were also adopted, and the bill
as finally rejected-yeas 40, nays so.
"A message was received from the Senate proposing
raise joint committee to make ARRANGEMENTS for
e reception of the Governor on Wednesday to take
e oath of office. Concurred in.
Also proposing to vote for U. S. Senator to-mor.
W at IL O'Clock, and if no election is made during
e day it shall be indefinitely postponed.
The proposition to vote for Senator was concurred
yeas "a, nays 19 ; and that for Indefinite post.
nement was. not concurred in-yeas 26, nays so.
The House took a recess.