Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05
From the Daily Journal of the 18th ult.

next TO Impossible TO Judge OF Inc real nature OF Inc
proceedings from the necessarily brief minutes pub
lished In the Senate on Friday tie Speaker an
nounced the following Committees:
Propositions and observation-disclosures. Boyd. San
ders Gibson, White, Holt, McDarmid and Coleman.
Privileges and observation-disclosures. Fennell, Battle,
Holt Chesson, Miller, Parks, Bryant.
Claims-Messrs. BrogdeI., Burgess, Carr, J. b.
Jones, Rves, FonvlIe, A. J. Jones
Judicary--Messrs. HILL Eaton, Gorrell, Coleman,
Houston, Pool, Wilder
Internal Observation-Disclosures VIM. H. Thomas,
Gorrell, w. R. Myers, Ward, Christian, j. w. Thorn
as Mills.
Education and Literary Fund-Messrs. Clark, CGn-
ninghar1, Virgins, Gorell, Holmes. Martin, Ramsay.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eaton, billiard, Spelght'
Cowper. Taylor, Hawkins, Clark
Public Buildings--Messrs. Sanders Cnnstan'
Wilder.
The Sneaker also announced the following Sena-
tors as The Senate branch on the Joint Committees
On the Lunatic Asylcm--Messrs Mills Gibson
| w R.MyerS. .u NJ,
Deaf and Dumb Asylum-Messrs. Dillard A. My
Cherokee Lands-Messrs W. H. Thomas, Cole
Financ,-- Messrs Boyd, Virgins, Cameron, Hill.
! J. W. Thomas, Cowper, Person, FenneH
| Lbrary--Houston, CowPer, ool
| VIM. Lander, Esq, of Lincoln was reelected So
Iicor of the 9Th Judicial District, having received
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by the Joint Committee. were also adopted reso-
luton was adopted permitting the principal door
keeper of the Senate to deliver the key of the Senate
Chamber to such person as they may Designate when
they meet to hold caucusrs. 1t resolved to
print the rules Of order together with the Constltu
ton of this State and of the United States Tor the
use of members. Several petitions mainly relating to
local Matters were presented. In the House Mr. {,
n White presented bill TO amend the 9Th section
of the 10th chapter of the Revised Code-(Relahng
to powers of Special Administrator appointed by
three Justices)-Alr Cansler presented bill to amend
the charter of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther-
ford r. Il. Co. Read and referred to Committee on
Internal improvements, On motion OF Mr.. Hill OF
Halifax ordered that Standing Committee be APP
pointed to be called the Committee Corporations
and Currency.
The Speaker appointed the following Standing
Committees:
House Committee on Corporations and Currency.
-Messrs. HILL of Halifax, Outlaw Caldwell, BriGg-
els, and Davidson.
Joint Committee on the Lunatic Asylum 1essrs
A. NJ Lewis, Crump, Blow, Tate, and Pltchord.
JOINT Committee on the Deaf, Dumb and Blind In
stitution. --MeSsts. Erwin, A. Thompson, Cox OF
Jones, Ma bry, Waddel and RoHth.
Joint Committee ,FInance.--Messrs A. M.
Scales, Smawood, Long, Elliott, Speigh, c, N.
| White Bledsoe, and Mcintosh.
Mr. Leach's bill for repeling the 9th and 9th sec
tions of the seth Chapter of the Revised Code, was
taken up for its second reading. and laid on the table
for the present-[The 5th section fOrbds the issuing,
by any person corporation not by law authorized
SO TO do, of due bills, certificates OF deposit, proms.
sorry note or other obligation, intended TO circulate
as money under penalty of fifty dollars for each
offence and the forfeiture of its charter by any
poration SO offending. The 9th section makes the
circulation of such misdemeanor1
The Senate, on Saturday, referred the various re
concentrations contained in the Governo s message
to the appropriate Committees. Mr.. Bryant present.
Ell bill to form a new county from a portion O
Ashe to be called Allegheny. Referred. Nj. Nc
Diarmid Introduced bill to complete the Fayetteville
and AIbemarle Plank Road Referred.
The Speaker of the House announced the follow
o. Cherokee Lands Messrs. Love, Stiles, SiIer
Dills and Toms.
On Swamp Lands Nlessrs. Benbury, Gillian, KEEL
ly, Outerbridge and Slaughter.
On Judiciary Messrs. Brdgers, A. M Lewis, Out
law, Stubs, Thompson Dargan, Badham j. M
Leach, Erwin, q Nj. White and Jenkins.
On Military Aifars-Messrs Sauls, Bullock, Barnes
Ramsour and Houck.
Mr. Bethea, of Cumberland, introduced bill il
, favor Of the Western Railroad Company Fayetle
Vile and Western.1 Referred. Mr.. Humphrey, O
Onslo =, introduced bill 10 incorporate COmpan,
to construct Railroad from Beaufort HarbOr to tn
n North Carolina Railroad. Read and referred MI
Dargan of Anson, introduced bill to incorporar
: the Bank Of Concord. Referred. Mr.. Mann an
Mr.. Jenkins introduced bills to repeal portions of tn
Revenue laws relating to the tax the sale of We
# hcles being Section 30, and part of Section "a,
aung to the tax on the sale of Liquors, tax on con
missions, &c. MIR. Bynum introduced bill to re
peal the 18th and 9Th sections of the 46th Chaptt
- Revised Code.-[Relating to Adm. pendente lite J.
Mr.. Benbury introduced IA bill 10 repeal the 46tl
47th and 48th sections of Chapter lot Revised Cod
n Il Relating to emancipation of slaves by Will J.
Read and referred
n Mr. Jones presented bill for the Charter of nc
Bank in the town of NewberDe.
* The Treasurers report was read and ordered TO
T. printed; that is copy for each member. not q
u lowing to send to the press. Thus it
X thar nobody really find out what LegsIatu
Gu is about. You can't get copy of any public repo
~ On Monday The Speaker Of the Senate announce
the following committee 10 lake into consideration tt
u fociblc seizure Of the Slaves of Hon John H. Vince
~ or by citizens of Pcnnsylv 10 wit:-Messl
~ Hill, Cherry, oleman, Wilder and Dockery. NJ
Thomas, of Jackson, introduced bill 10 incorpora
N' the North Carolina, Central Atlantic and Pacific Ra
- road Company. Referred and ordered TO be printe
20 Mr.. Mills, of Rutherford, introduced bill TO divi
." the State into eight judicial circuits Referred
Mr. Holt introduced a bill TO amend Section s