Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-16
STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, October IL, 1907 81
The Speaker announced The following Committees:
On Propositions and Grievances. Messrs. w atson,
Brogden, Albright. Boyd, Richardson, McMilian'
On Claims Messrs Drake, Murchson, Arendell,
Barrow, Cowper, Ward, and Albrtton. :,
On tie Judiciary. Messrs. Woodhn, Caio"e'i'
Hoke, Gilmer, Bynum, Ellington, and Kelly. =,
On Internal Improvement. Messrs. Thomas Joy,
ner MITCHELL Candy; Jones' o. wsa anu
On Corporations. Messrs. CLARK, Mitchell, SPeght,
Shaw, McCleese, Bynum, and Collins.
On Privileges and Elections. Messrs. PERSON.
Thompson, Caldwell. w oodhn, dargraVe' 7eII"s'
On Education and the Literary Fund. Messrs.
Washington, Bunting, Lane, Cunningham Steele
MESSAGE received from the House, agreeing to
proposition of the Senate, TO print in pamphlet form
the Constitution of the United States the Constitu-
ton of N orth Carolina Rules of Order, &c.
A message, also from the House, proposing 10 ap-
point Joint select committee on the part OF eacn
House to wait on His Excellency, the Governor ana
inform him of the action of the General Assembly In
refusing to adjourn. and their 10
commu ncation he may have to make. =,
The proposition was agreed TO, and Messrs: ooyo
and Mitchell appointed said Committee on the part
of the Senate.
inc that Messrs S. p. Hill, and ]. A. Caldwell
form their branch of Committee to wait on the GoV-
ernor. r.
message from the House. proposing to vote tor
Engro ssng Clerk at ii O'CLOCK to-ody' WHY" 90
concurred in -. ~,
Mr.. Boyd, from Committee to wait on His hAcei,
lency the Governor reported that the Oo'ein0r
make a communication to both Houses on thursday
next, at ID o'clock. -.
Mr.. Washington presented the pension certificate
of Alexander Taylor which was read, ana on MS mo-
ton, signed by the Speaker. and sent 10 Tue nouse
Mr.. Washington introduced bill for inc oe''ei
administration of Justice in the Courts OF feas ana
Quarter Sessions; read first time and referred TO the
Committee the Judiciary, and ordered 10 Dc
printed.
Mr.. Steele introduced resolution, instructlng the
Committee Finance enquire into the expectancy
of the passage of act requiring the Public Urea
have coupons attached to all the bonds OF the
State hereafter issued by him, under authority OF any
act of assembly now in force. which may hereafter
be passed.
The Senate now proceeded to the Election eff En-
crossing Clerk, under the superntendance of Messrs
Arendell and Drake; whereuPon, Mr. Jenkins re-
ceved IA votes, Mr.. Harriss %. and Mr. Houston H.
Mr.. Boyd introduced resolution requesting the
Comptroller TO report to this House tabular state
men eff the public taxes paid into the Treasury by
the citizens of North Carolina for the years 1949,
I649, so, 81 and so and that he set forth the ag-
gGegate paid into the public Treasury In the
FIVE years aforesaid, and the average amount paid by
each County in this State; and that he further Set
forth in such report the aggregate amount PAID also
the average amount paid by each County in the State
created since the last v years. Which resolution,
on his own motion, was laid on the table.
Mr.. Drake, from the committee on the Election OF
Expressing Clerk, reported that Mr Harriss having
received a majority of the whole number of votes
given, was duly elected.
On motion of Mr.. Bynum, Mr.. Boyd's resolution
was taken up and passed.
Mr.. L. F. Jones introduced resolution, declaring
that it was inexpedient to repeal the 25th section,
Chapter So, Revised Statues; and that it is nexped
ent to pass Statute fixing the first Monday OF
October for the biennial Meeting of the General As
sembly; and that the convocaon of the General AS
sembly, By His Excellency, the Governor, by virtue
of the power in him vested by law, and upon ex-
traordinay occasion, does not constitute within the
meaning and contemplation of the constitution, a
Session of the General Assembly.
On motion of Mr.. Clark, the Senate adjourned
until tomorrow morning, IL o'clock.