Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-29
Standing and Select Committees of the Legis-
Iature of North Carolina, now in Session.

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SENATE STANDING. COMMITTEES.
ON PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS.
Messrs. Fennell, Battle, Holt, Bryant, Chesson,
Miller, and Parks. = 2.
ON THE JUDICIARY.
Messrs. Hill, Eaton, Gorrel, Pool, Coleman, Hous-
ton, and Wilder.
Messrs. Brogden, Burgess. Carr, A. j. JONES' j B.
Jones, Rves, and Fonville.
ON PROPOSITIONS GRIEVANCES.
Messrs. Boyd, Sanders, Gibson, Coleman, White,
Holt, and McDiarmid.
ON INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Messrs. W. Fl. Thomas, Gorrell. w. r. Myers,
Mills, Ward, Christian, and }. w. Thomas.
ON CORPORATIONS.
Messrs. Eaton, billiard, Speight, Clark, Cowper,
Taylor, and Hawkins.
EDUCATION AND THE LITERARY FUND.
Messrs. Clark, Cunningham, Virgins, Ramsay,
Gorrell, Holmes, and Martin.
ON BANKS AND THE CURRENCY.
Messrs. Wilder. Eaton, Dockery, Cherry, Came
ron, Clark, and Gorrell.
ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Mcssrs. Sanders, Christian, and Wilder.
HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEES.
ON CLAIMS.
Messrs. Humphrey johnson, Mosely, Hackney,
Strayhorn, Houck, Jennett, Reeves, Stiles Rankin,
and Filler.
ON PROPOSITIONS AND GRIEVANCES
Messrs. Hargrove, Masten, Whitson, Rumley, Ben
bury, Cansler Lyon of Orange, Richardson, Stew
art, Gentry, and Pearson.
ON EDUCATION.
Messrs Scales Lewis of Wake, Mcintosh, Og-
burn, Love, Dancy, Blow, Elliott, Little, Ferebee,
and Holmes.
ON AGRICULTURE
Messrs Dancv. Cox of PerQuimans, White of
Sampson Withers, Lyon of Granville, Hall, White,
of Cabarrus, Banton, Pickett, Williamson, Moore
ON INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Messrs Erwin, Foster, Meares, Montgomery,
Waddill, Davidson, Jones, Jefreys, Bethea, Glass,
and Mann.
PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS.
Messrs. Morrison, Dills, Gather, Rushing, Bynum,
Mabry, Harrill. Ward, Parker, Lewis of Nash, and
Ser.
ON PRIVATE BILLS.
Mcssrs. Waugh, Patterson, Leitch, Crump, Tom
linson, Outerbridge, Switzerland, Eborn, Wilson,
| Jarvis, Speer, Matthews, Clark, and Martin.
| JUDICIARY.
Messrs Bridgers, Lewis of Wake, Outlaw, Stubs,
Thompson, Dargan, Badham, Leach, Erwin, White
| of Bladen, and jenkins.
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM
Messrs. Settle, Hill of Stokes, Dargan, Folk, and
| Mason.
CORPORATIONS AND CURRENCY.
Messrs Hill OF Halifax, Outlaw, Caldwell, David
son, Settle, Meares, and Bridgers.
JOINT COMMITTEES
! ON MILITARY AFFAIRS.
| Senate Brnnch-Messrs. Person, DOckeTy, and
! Brogden House Branch-Messrs Sauls Bullock,
Barnes Ramsour, and Houck.
| THE LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Senate Branch-Messrs. Mills, Gibson, and W. R.
Myers. House Bramch-Messrs. Lewis of Wake
! Crump Blow, Tate, and Pitchford.
| ON THE DEAF DUMB ASYLUM.
Senate Branch-Messrs billiard, A. Myers, and
Speight House Bsanch-Messrs. Thomson, Cox Of
Jones, Mabry, Waddill, and Routh.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
| ON FINANCE.
Senate Branch-Messrs. Boyd, Wiggins Cameron
| Hill, j. w. Thomas Cowper, Person, and Fennell
House BrancA-Messrs. Scales, Smallwood, Long,
Elliott Speight, White of Cabarrus, Bledsoe, and
| Mcintosh
Senate B'onch-Messrs. Houston, Holmes, and
Pool. House Branch-Messrs. Bright, Leitch, and
| johnson.
ON PUBLIC PRINTING.
Senate Branch-Messrs. Clark, Taylor, and A: j.
Jones. House Branch-Messrs. Holmes, Kelly,
Mann, Scott, and Bledsoe
! SWAMP LANDS.
| Senate Branch-Messrs. Cherry. j. b. Jones, and
Chesson. House Bronch-Messrs. Benbury, Gil
liam, Kelly, Outerbridge, and Slaughter.
ON CHEROKEE LANDS
Senate Branch-Messrs. W. Fl. Thomas, Coleman
Ser, Dills, and Toms.
The Governors Message is of such immoderatt
length that it will be less published and less reae
than it ought to be- statement of the condition
of the State in it's political, financial, agricultural
internal improvement, educational, and geological as
pects 1t is paper of too much interest to be passed
by without careful examination; and we should fee
inclined to call special attention to several portions
of it, but that we are precluded from dong SO by 1T
own engrossment of our space.
As statement of the condition of the State, it ap
pears to us to be full and satisfactory; Its temper
and style are satisfactory and creditable.
Among those measures actually recommended, w
are glad to see continuation of the Geological Sur
vey, which We regard as Of incalcuable Importance
a new Judicial Circuit; and a continuation If The
present banking capital on the present banking
principles. Fay. O6se'cer.
| ANNUAL MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH
| animal u,aSsore IF Governor Rrao