Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-02

g M ID q Han WIS opposed to the bill in =.
ent form, but not its principle He wished us Us Pres
fair potics given. tot1osA interested. 70 have
After some observations from Messrs u-
| Mr.. Outlaw offered an amendment that :. =,
be m leftes om and sfter its ratification Should
amended, II passed its third reading. llus
MECHANICS LIEN LAW.
A bill to provide for . Mechanics lien h.;-
Mr.. b. F. Caldwell hoped the bill wong %s Read
unanimously It was 2 wing measure, and thapp aS
| support it. 'neerfuly
Mr.. Dortch, as the introducer of the bill s...
was law much wanting to protect the m s'aed it
1t secured him lien on the tract If ,. ,,lahN.
which his labor had been expended until I@ IL; Upon
was paid No harm could come to any n.r ns Clam
its provisions and illustrated the wrona ds IRON
chanics by the preference given to drI,s s0ie me
man could object to it. How any
| Mr.. Kerr said it was an ungracious "a.
pose the BILL but as member of the ip;a: e TO op
mittee he wished to state the reasons M CON-
| they recommended it should not pass IT, Witch
posed to all class legislation and all was o
IN favor OF one class and not in favor If Imitation ah
This bill makes an invidious distinction and ''o'her
carpenter an advantage over other mechn,;a.s hS
was uncaled for Mechanics an inteljn,,,," h'h
| p!t...
for letting them do If this lien WAS ,' 'e Was
carpenter, why not to masons silver smith, ne" 'oa
tiers, DC. leln law being considered ode, l"''
lation by the committee they reo,te ,rco,,, WIS
49, MI. u. n. Caldwell was opposed to class lsH.
ton as much as any man. but he Was M, eor >s>i'-
ing mechanics to be oppressed MANY ma,i .i'"-
Guild hold on to the property until it WIS a;I
Out III TINS case II could not lie DONE and at,,r :,
house was built, deed OF trust could ,,s;r. Tie
o: ali for the benefit Of other creditors w. mn
| well warmly advocated the bill " '"''
| MIR. Dortch considered ii being. an old who -
sure Was no disadvantage. The member h", " ~'
well, mir. KERR was mistaken in consi.,ino :,
bill as class legislation The money lcndr ; u'g
prott< ted and why not mechanics. Mr. y =, w"
length argued against the objections 10 In, S >,1r
stated ne knew several persons ruined by tla >r
tons which this bill would etlec,uay prevent >''
MI: T. r. Caldwell was in favor Of e Ln,"a,,.
peing paid but like the member from r.svc I, l
was opposed to class legislation This WAS ;,., %
| renters only; but why not for others: Th,rr,,n.
Sawyers, painters. plastererS, &C. who I,.vna ,,,
some work, by this bill the carpenter Womb rn :,
al, and the others lose ALL He considered !, ,,,
cssary legislation.
Mr. Jones, of Craven, replied to the last sre,S,,
and complained 1t was not the proper way TO ara,l
the bill Let those opposed introduce ali,yi,lnyn.
| Such law was not unknown to North rar,lp. low,
There was provision i'll the revised code to rive w.
lection to other mechanics. He said i, was the will
! of the people of North-C Carolina to have the bill
| Mr. Outlaw, IN order to ascertain the sense Of tba
House, moved the bill he indefinitely ,ostroned
Mr. Bridgers always glad to see the honest
industrious laborer protected, as well as mechanics
and contractors. Appeals are made in favor of hon.
est mechanics but not voice is raised in favor of
the farmer that carries all his produce to market.
The bill was indefinitely postponeti-yeas &C.
nays 4S.
| SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS
A message was received from the Senate PROBES
ing to enter forthwith into election for Supclil
tendent of Common Schools, and nominating Rolt
| P. Warning for said office. Concur1pd in
Mr. Hill, of Halifax, nominated Calvin II. Wiley
The House voted as follows:
For Calcin H. Wiley.-Messrs. Speaker Baird
Barbee, Baxter, Benbury, Blount, Bridgers Blum-
nell, Bryan, ofNew Hanover, Bryson, Burns, Iulht,
Clapp, COstner Cox, of Jones, Cox, of Pitt, Craven
Dancy, Dickson, Dockery, Dortch, Drake, Duh
Eller, Fagg Faison, Farbault, Farrow. Fcrebe,
Foy. Fries, Gather, of Iredell Gardner, Gatis
Gentry, Green of Franklin, Hall, of Warren ar,
! grove, Harrington, Henry, Hester Hill, of Halifax
Hill of Stokes, Higgins, Holdsclaw, Hutchns, Jones
of Craven, Jones of Orange Kerr, Kirby, Leak
LETTERS, Lewis, Love, Lyon, McCotter Martin Mas,
! ten, Meares, Moore, Of Chatham, Moore, of Martini
Moore, of New Hanover, Morehead, Morgan, Newly,
| Norman, Norwood, Outlaw Pritcharl Purlie Ran
som, Reeves, Ripley, Roney. Sanders, Scales Shaw,
Simonton, Simpson, Snallwood, Smith, Sparrow,
Speer, Speight, Stephens, Taylor, Tom Inns on,
Thompson, Thornburg, Wadd Walker, WaA1,
Ward, Washburne Waters, Watson, Whitfield
Windley, Woodfin-102
For f. p. Wuring-Messrs Badham Byrd, Flen
ing, Gather, of Davie, Haywood, Mckay, Wallace
Wilson, Willia,ns-9
The bill authorizing solicitors to administer oatls
in certain cases being read,
Mr.. Dula explained the object of the bill was I"
remedy the inconvenience of swearing witnesses
open court and giving solicitors permission 10 swear
them in their offices in certain The bill Wa,
rejected.
On motion of Mr.. Ferebee, the House then adj
... WEDNESDAY, Dec. ], 1913.
SENATE
Shortly after 10 o'clock the Speaker called tic
Senate to order-prayer by Rev. Mr.. Atkinson
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Houston from the committee on the .JHica.
reported in favor of the bill for the protection !"
wild fowl i'll Currituck county. 49,.
Mr.. Lane, from the committee on proPoS.loH
and grievances, reported against the passage OIL "'
bill to emancpate Crcsy. a slave
Mr.. Davidson, from the committee on CLAIMS IT..
|
county.
REPORTS SELECT COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Cunningham. from the committee to =, ,uP'a"r
tend the election of Superintendent OF 'orln""
Schools reported follows: whole number o. s'r.
cast l5S, necessary to a choice SO. Mr.. VIE! "
ceived al, Mr.. Warning 10, scattering f. ,,.
Mr.. Boyd from the committee on finance 10 " as,
had been referred bill to amend the LIST sec sad
chap. Revised Code, entitled county revenue @th
charges, reported the same back to the Senate
a recommendation that it do not pass.
BILLS &C., INTRODUCED !
The following bills, &C., were introduced" '@"
first time and referred as noted #
Mr.. Cunningham, bill relative to the !as aasry
affidavits. Referred to committee on the .arie
Mr.. McKoy, bill to incorporate the fay e.ro,l
branch of the Wilmington and Weldon , n"nN
from Fayetteville to Warsaw. Internal '''i''
mentS -. of
Mr.. Gorrel bill to aid in the crcula anJ the
small silver coin in the State. Education div