Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-11-24
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CONTINUED from fourth Pnge)
n,r.ch Norwood, Outlaw, Ransom, Badham, Flem-
!nr no Hargrove and T. r. Caldwell.
ny On Internal Improrement-Messrs. Bridgers,
,,,r"hcad vM Ripley Hall of Rowan Smith, Mckay,
1.re Costncr Meares. Higgins and Sparrow
" %, Education-Messrs. Hill of Halifax, R. K.
D.,,an Faribault, Ferebee, w. F. Green, Taylor
H,1 Iones of Orange, Masten, Fagg, Pritchard and
Windley. ,, ~,
Baird Washburne Bryan of Craven, Chambers,
Rmke Henry, Faison and Purdie-
D' Oa Horticulture -Messrs Dancy, Bullock, Gen
..r Long. Mastin Hill Of Stokes, Lewis, Gatling,
pnnrlie and NJ. I. Waddell.
Rarbce Waser Byrd Dickson, Dockay, Tomlin-
con. Reeves Farrow, Hester and Cox eS Pitt.
On Privileges and EYections-Messrs Waters,
Riplev, Benbury, Hutchins, Kirby, Green of Chat
ham, Holdsclaw, LETTERS, McCettez, Brummel and
On Pirate Bu,s-Messrs- Simpson, Lyon, Har-
rinrton Gather of Iredell, Moore of New Hanover,
Reagan Sparrow, Foy, Gardener Morgan Woodfin,
Moore of Martin, and Sanders
On Slares and Free Persons Of Celor-Messrs
Batlham, T. R Caldwell, Outlaw, Norwood and
Dortch.
On Fnance-Messrs Fries, MoTehead, Bridgers,
Thompson, Leak, Haywood, Smith, and Bryan of
New Hanover
On Military Afasrs-Messrs. Simpson, Dargan,
Fagg, Whitfield and Roney.
Mr. Moore, of Martin, resolution in favor of L.
S. Webb F. ". Moore and s. J. Latham Trustees
of G. L. Moore. Read and referred to committee on
Claims.
r. r. Caldwell, resolution in favor Of Donald
Frazer of Burke county Read and referred as above
Mr. Walker resolution that Senators and
representatives in Congress be requested to their
influence in favor of law granting pensions to the
soldiers of the war Of 1912, &c Read and passed
ayes 46, noes D.
consideration Of the vote, and it was rescinded and
the resolution laid On the table.
REFERRED.
On motion of Mr.. Badham, the bill relative to
wild Fowl was referred to the cemznittee on Propo-
sons and Grievances.
Mr. Green of Franklin, bill amending Revised
Code was referred to the same committee.
Mr.. Reeves, bill te open the Yadkin and Pc Dee
Rivers. Ordered to be printed Committee Pro
positions and Grievances.
Mr. nortch. bill establishing mechanics lien
law Committee OH Judiciary
Mr. Shaw, bill concerning the establishment of
Penitentary, and providing means to have a deci-
sive expression Of public opinion thereto Laid on
the table
Mr. Batham, bill to repeal the act changing the
time of holding the County Courts of Chowan
Mr. Eller, bill extending the time for registering
Grants. Deeds, &c.
Mr. Simonton, bill to extend the corporate linn
its of Satesville.
e.
s4th chapter Of the Revised Code Committee on
Judiciary
BILLS AND REsoLUTIoNS-sHcoNp READING
Mr.. Scales, resolution requiring the Secretary Of
State to supply Alamanee county with copy of the
Supreme Court Reports, being read, debate en-
sued. Several counties added to Alamance.-
Mr. D. F. Caldwell opposed and Mr.. Scales defended
the resolution. Gov MOreheaa thought there was
no necessity for it there law in existence to
furnish the counties with copies and he thought
copies of the earlier volumes could not be had
On motion of Mr.. OUTLAW, the resolution in
definitely postponed
The bill altering the mode of compensating mem
bers of the General Assembly Referred to commit
tee on Propositions and Grievances
The bill repeats all previous acts and gives each
member two hundred dollars, and the Speakers four
hundred dollars per session. deductng three dollars
per day for every days absence, unless caused by
sickness Of hiRaself family, or public business
Committee Propositions and Grievances
The bill amending SD section 99th chapter Re
vsed Code Committee Finance.
This bill allows Justices of the Peace two dollars
each day they engaged in taking lists of taxable
property.
Several messages were received from the Senat
concurring in messages and resolutions received
from the House
Mr.. Meares meyed message be sent to the Sen
ate proposing to enter into election forthwith fo
Us. Senator, to fill the vacancy left by Judg
BggS reSlgnatOn-
Mr.. Hester moved to amend by emitting "Sena
tor" and inserting Treasurer"
Mr.. Dortch meEed to postpone to Tuesday next
MIR. Bridge1s moved to lay the table, whicl
was adopted yeas 75-nays &c
STATE COMPTROLLER
Mr. Hill, of Stokes, moved message be sent t
the Senate proposing to enter forthwith into a
election of State Comptroller, which being adopte
and the Senate concurring,
Mr. Hill, of Stokes, nominated c. H. Brogden, {
Wayne and MIR. Taylor nominated n. A Ramsay
of Chatham The House voted as follows:
For Brogden, 81
For Ramsay, 26
The joint committee to superintend the eiectlo
reported whole number Of sotes cast 157, of whic
number
Brogden received 11s
Ramsay 80
On motion of Mr. D. F. Caldwell the House a.
journed
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