Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-27
STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
TUESDAY. Nov.

Z eport ordered to be printed.
Mr. Thomas offered resolution, requesting ouI
Senators and REPRESENTATIVES In Congress, 10 use
,ber influence 70 have Naval Depot established al
Beaufort Harbor, in thfs Stare: -
Mr. Thomas offered resolution, requesting our
SENATOR'S and Representatives in Congressto use
,hoir inAucnce to abolish duties on Railroad Iron.
A message was received from the House o. Cotn-
mons, proposing TO raise joint committee on 'he
part OF each House, to enquire into the
of the State raising, by of lottery LUNGS l"l
the purp oses of Internal Improvements; ALSO trans
hitting the Report of Prof. Enmons, State Geoogls''
with proposition to print the same.
Mr.. Albright introduced bill to protect the g0oo
citizens Of the State against the liquor trafhc. he-
ferred TO the committee on the Judiciary.
The resolution which was under consideration on
Yesterday when the order of the day was taken uP'
was on motion of Mr.. Clark, taken up and passed.
Yeas IS, nays IL. 1.-THE resolution provides, that no
bill shall be introduced into either House, from ana
after the 10Th December.
First Reading Of Engrossed Bus.
Bill to incorporate the Trustees of Hlllsborougn
Bill concerning the Jurors of original panneIs In
Beaufort county.
Bill to attach portion of the county of Yadkin to
Forsyth.
Bill to amend the Ist section of the 2Oth chapter of
Revised Statutes. Provides for giving the election
of Clerks and Masters to the peoPle.l Referred to
the committee on the Judiciary. =
Bill relative to the collection OF partnership ana
other debts Referred to the Judiciary Committee
Bill TO do away with collateral warranty. Referred
to the committee on the Judiciary.
Bill to pay tales Jurors.
Bill to amend the SD section of the Slth chapter
OF Revised Statutes. Referred to the Judiciary Com-
mittee.
Bill to prohibit sale of spiriuous liquors to free
persons of color. Referred TO the committee on Pro-
positions and Grievances.
Bill to incorporate Carolina Ledge OF Ancient
York Masous Referred to the Committee on Cor
poratons.
Bill to amend an act concerning Common Schools.
Referred to the committee on Education:
Bill to incorporate the FranklInSVlle ManuIac-
turing Company. Referred to the committee on Cor
pora;ons.
Bill to incorporate the Chapel Hill and Durham
Vile Plank Road Company. Referred to committee
on Corporations.
Bill to incorporate the Lumberton and Cape Fear
Plank Road Company.
Order of the day being the consideration of the bill
concerning the passage OF fish al lnlets on the sea
coast of North Carolina.
Mr.. McCleese opposed the passage of the bill.
Mr.. Shaw advocated its passage, at length, show
ing the great Importance 10 the people at large' oy
the repeal of the bill.
Mr.. Cowper opposed-Mr. Clark also opposed.
The bill passed-yeas %, nays 10.
Second reading Of Bits.
Bill TO increase the Capital Stock Of the Bank of
Wadesborough. Passed.
Bill TO enlarge the powers OF the commissioners
of the town of Newbern. Laid oH the table.
The hour of 10 o'clock having arrived, the order OF
the day. being the consideration of the bill 10 establish
and amended.
Mr.. Caldwell advocated the passage of the bill.
He said Charlotte important pont-a proper
point for a bank. Mecklenburg had never asked the
State for help she had built her own roads; and
give her banking capital and she will continue TO
prosper.
Mr.. Clark opposed the bill upon principle. There
enough banking capital in the State already
tho State was not indebted to banking capital for lis
prosperity,,as alleged by some Senators.
MIR. Cannady called for yeas and nays, " hich re-
suited, yeas %, nays II.
Mr.. Washington moved TO take up the bill, TO
enlarge the powers of the Commissioners in the tow
of Newbern. The motion prevailed and, after some
explanations by Mr.. Washington, the bill passed its
second reading, without amendment.
Mr.. Brogden moved a suspension of the rules and
the bill was read The third time and passed.
Third reading of BiU
Bill to incorporate the Farmers Bank of North
Carolina, TO be located in Elizabeth City.
Mr.. Bynum moved amend the 4th section, pro.
vdng for branch at Greensborough by striking out
said provision.
The amendment was rejected. The question then
recurring on the passage of The BILL the yeas and
nays being called, resulted yeas %, nays IT, Bill
passed..
MIR. Bynum introduced bill to regulate fees in the
Supreme Court. Referred TO committee the Judi
ciary.
MIR. Thomas, bill and memorial, relative to the
Charleston and Chattanooga Railroad. Laid on the
table.
Senate adjourned.
In the first ballot for United States Senator, Mr..
Speaker EDWARDS is not reported as having voted
He voted for Mr.. DoBBIN
In of the ballots Mr.. DRAKE, of Nash, was re-
ported as having voted for Gen. SAUNDERS This is
mistake. He has voted, from the first, for Mr..
DoBBIN.
In the second ballot, Mr.. STEELE is not reported
as voting. He voted for DAVID A, BARNES, of
Northampton.