Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-24
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

lenburg and Rockingham were stricken out from
the list Of excepted counties, and the bill agar
passed its Sd reading.
Mr.. Cotton, of Chatham, offered resolution
that message be sent to the Senate proposing to
90 into the election of u S. Senator to-day at IL
o'clock; which adopted.
On molten of Mr.. Spruill the vote by which the
bill to prohibit the sale Of spirtuous liquors to free
persons of color passed, was reconsidered, and a
nended by exemptng the counties of HEREFORD
and Carteret from the provisions of the bill
MI. McNeill, of Robson, moved to amend the
bill by providing that it should not extend to the
sale of ardent spirits for medical purposes
Mr.. Sprull said the amendment would destroy
the effects of the BILL as free negro would always
be sick when he wanted dram.
Mr.. Leach concurred in opinion with Mr.. Spruill
and moved to amend by providing that free negro
might purchase spirituous liquors when he pre-
scented the certificate of physician that it was for
medical purposes.
Mr.. McNeill's amendment was then adopted by
a vote of 81 to 81, and the bill again passed its Sd
reading
A message was received fro the Senate agree
ing to go into the election of U. S. Senator at IL
o'clock, and informing the House that Hon. j. c..
Dobbin was in nomination.
Mr.. Love- of Haywood, put in nomination Hon.
r. NJ Saunders
Mr.. Byrd, of Yancy, put in nomination Hon.
T. L. Clingman
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Strange and
Spruill to superintend said election. 81
Mr.. Mooring, of Martin, introduced bill to re-
strict fishing, in part, in AlSemarle sound and 9TH
er waters. Referred to committee on Propositions
and Grievances.
Mr.. Norfeet, of Edgecombe bill to amend the
act incorporating the town of Marlborough and to
authorize the commissioners thereof to lay off
part of the common into lots and to sell the same
Bills on their third Reading.
Bill to give election of Clerks and Masters in
Equity to the people. Passed.
Bill to incorporate the Franklinsville Manufac-
turing company in the county of Randolph. Passed.
Bill to appoint commissioners to alter lines be-
tween the counties of Lincoln, cleveland and
CASTOR.
Mr. Lander, of Lincoln, offered an amendment
providing that commissioners shall take an oath
which was adopted and the bill passed.
Bill to incorporate bank in the town of Yam
eyville.
md nays, and the bill passed by a vote of ~
O 81
The Speaker announced that the hour of l2
CLOCK having arrived the House would proceed to
allot for U. S. Senator.
Mr. Gotten, of Chatham, put in nomination J. |!
;. Shepard, Esq.
Mr.. Byrd withdrew the name of Mr. Clingman, |
his request.
MIR. Love said that he had nominated Mr.. Saun-
ers without the knowledge consent of that gen.
eman.
The two Houses then proceeded to ballot with
1e following result Dobbin ~, Saunders 10.
hepard IS, Rayner IL, Puryear 1, Stanly g. Clino.
ian 3, Swain 2, Kerr 8, Woodfn 2, J. M. More
cad 4, Cherry 1, Osborne 2, Manly 2, Rufinl.
lller L, Craige ], Graham 4, Mangum I. Baxter
Thompson 2, Gilmer 1, Outlaw l.
Whole number OF votes cast 160. Necessary to
choice 81. No election.
Those who voted for Mr.. Dobbin in the3Housa
e: +
R ne Allen. Avery, Barrett; Black, Bryant j.
bynum. Chesnut, Corbet, Dobsen, Dortch, Dunn,
Urban, Ellis, Fonville, George, Herring. s. p S
ill, w: E: Hill. Jarvis. Lander Lockhart. VIM.
o o w. II. Lyon. Martin. Marshall, Munday, Nc
lssel, Sauls. Scales. Sheriff., Strange, Sutton,
alton, Ward, Waugh, Wheeler, s. A. Williams +
ilder and Woods. :
For MIR. Saunders 4
MessTs. Baxter, Brooks, ]. A. Cat5weIl Cbrist
IS, Fagg, Foreman, Gwynn, Hawkins, Lowry, c
we, Tolson and Wynne-l2. q
For Mr.. Shepard I
Messrs. Adams, Albertson Collins, Cook, Gotten,
ire, Goodwin, w. H. Harris, Matthews, Spruill s
alters, w. Turner and Teague-l3. &c
For Mr. Rayner: a.
Messrs. Afford, Cherry, Daniel, Gather, Leach,
Her, Mcintyre, W. H. Sanders, Thornburgh and o.
eXler-I0. e
For Mr.. Sianly: 9,
Messrs. Barco, Jones, stubbs Trip and White "
rst-5. -
Cor Mr.. Clingman: a
Messrs. Blow, Byrd and Mills.
For Mr.. Kerr: -
Hessrs Carmichael, McDugald and Wiley-3.
For MIR. w oodfn: -;
Hessrs. Erwin and Webb-2. s.
Cor Mr.. Morehead:
hessrs Fur. w. S. Harris, Shimpock and Stiles pr
FOR Mr.. Osborne: VI
4 essrs. Johnson and Smons-2 ID
FOR Mr. Manly: az
aessrs. W. S. Long and Puryear-2 mi
A.. Ams voted for Mr.. Puryear; D. F. Caldwsu tn
Miller; Galloway for Swain Holeman for Cher Of
). r. Lyon for Ru fin; Perkins for Greene. sir
Saunders for CTaige; Smith for Graham / Tn CO..
tor Mangum b. F. Williams for Baxter ins
he reading of bills on their Sd reading was 70.
led. was vo
Sill to incorporate Carolina Lodge of Masons.
Or. Caldwell, of Lincoln, demanded the veas ms
nays, and the bill passed by vote of IS to1s ted
'lll to incorporate Chapel Hill and Durhamsv;a .
lkroad company. Passed. cor
I'LL to incorporate Elizabethtown in Bladen par
lty. Passed. oen Il
message was received from the Senate nroro PEI PEI
to go into election of q. S. Senator forth With II
en- on motion of Mr. Love, was laid on the ia, the
!, -F sa,
IT, Love then moved to send MESSAGE II. tho to b
Tue proposing 10 go into election of u. 8 Sen-
next Monday at IL o'clock;which was agreed r. sele
"' @sieeo 70. froI