Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-11-29

w.nob Watts. G. M. White, j. H. White, n, B
Wb;feld. L. Whitfield, Whitaker, Whtlock, I; II, n
Williams, S. A. Williams, G. W. Wiilams' ~ If
| liams, Wright, Yancy.-64
Those who voted for Hon. D. NJ. Barringer are =,
Messrs Amis, Boyle, j. G. Bynum, D. F. Caldwell
Carmichael, Chadwick, Cook, Craven Da rg n
Daniel Davenport Epre, E1rr' q Hnrton johnson,
]. NJ Leach Hugh Leach Marsh Manu. M n0teso
Mebane. Mordecai S. j. Neal, OUTLAW, Patterson
| Parks Patton, Perkins, Philips ho,en, S Su1
T1mpp Turner, Vance, Walser Wilkins Win
ston, B. F.Williams-49.
| Hon D. NJ Barringer voted for Mr. Kerr.
Mr. A. j. Jones voted for Mr.. Holmes.
Mr. R. G. A. Love voted for Mr.. b. Craige
message was received from the Senate propos-
ing to 90 into an election, for U. s. Senator tomor
row at IL o'clock, which was concurred IN.
The report from the JOINT committee supeInteenIL
ing the election of U. S. Senator was recelveo WHICH
vas as follows: For Governor Reid w D. NJ OAR
ringer 65. -,,,,orin+ond
ING the election for Solicitor OF the Second DsCc'
voc received as follows: For G. S. Stevenson ~
| G, Green 81. , -
A message was received from the Senate prepos-
ing to raise Joint committee upon the Swamp LANDS
which concurred H. >. ~, H.,
ton of Engrossing Clerk reported: For Po"el o.
| Joyner So g., rnoross-
ing Clerk are, for W. II. Joyner,
MeSSrS. Speaker, Lamlss "A. Lii
Black, Blow Boyle, Bryson, Bryant Bullock, ~ Py
mum Chadwick, Cofeld, Gotten, Fiynt Gorreii, har-
rison, HILL, Holland, Jarvis johnson, Love, Long
| Ivon' Martin, Mcmillan, Mann, McDuttie, Mebane,
Nv Neal. Norment Patterson, Parks, Philips,
Regan, Selby Shepherd Shipp, Sherrell SngeItary'
Simmons. Steele Sutton, TomlinsOn, W aker, u w
White, j. H. White, L. Whitfield, n. b. Whitfield
wilkins Winston, B. F. Williams, Z. H. Williams,
G. w. Williams, Wright. Yancy, Sharpe-57.
Those who voted for j. W. Powell arc,
Messrs j. Barnes Badham, j. G. Bynum, ID. f.
Caldwell, Cansier Carmichael, Cook, Craven, OAR
gan Daniel, Daughtry, Davenport, Dortch, Dunn
Eure Furr, Garland, Gentry, G. Green, NJ Green,
j. H. Headen, A. D. Headen, Horton, Houston, Hum
phrev, Jenkins, A. j. Jones, Jordan, Lancaster, g..
M. Leach, Hugh Leach, March, McKesson, Meares,
Mordecai Myers, S. j. Neal, Oglesby, Outlaw, Pat
ton. Perkins, Rolen, RUSSELL Rose, Settle, Shaw,
Smith, Stubbs, Thornburg, Turner, Vance, Waugh,
Whitaker Mhitlock, S. A. Williams, D. Hnllams,
Gillian, 6. NJ White-5s.
Mr. Barringer moved that the resolutions referring
certain parts of the Governors message 10 Tie sew
eral committees be taken up and read Agreed to-
Mr.. Flynt of Forsyth, moved that the Ooorkeeper
be instructed to hoist the flag upon the Capltol ana
have lights placed at the Gates. Agreed to-
Mr. Dargan offered resolution that committee
be appointed to wait upon his Excelency and inform
him of his election U. 5. Senator.
Mr. Dortch moved to lay the resolution Oh the
table.
A discussion the proprety OF giving formal
notice to the Governor then ensued in which Messrs
Dortch BarTinger, Perkins, Shepherd and Mcmillan
took part division being called for the motion to
Law on the table was rejected-yeas Is, nays o.
The question upon the passage of the resolution
being put was carried.
The House then adjourned.