Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-06

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i9uiSts pspahtsa; :a9d h answ9 y u seahsnsnt
referred to tho amount Of Staas iateas vhish
went in the sane difsc&3oa. H WeaA NJ ~ q:
do anything 10 the dstriment Il Wilmingtoa q New
Hanover county. He respected then - their great
spirit and enterprise; they had dose nofS than any
other ssesio: Of The .ssale; su: Z tsey 20 oos-
,share Of the State appropriations end - did NOT
object to $hsir having l. bat only nsat3oosd q
IN answer to the one.twentiseh agunene II The
people cannot get justice let them inaease he tine
Of holding che courts 70 two Of thrse Wssks., a
The bill passed it, second sssding-s0 ysaA -
The BIN concerning the custody Of minor ehildrsa
in certain cases Passed :, 4
The bin concerning coossah,ss IN Chsrokss ooun-
ty. Rejected
= The bill to provide for survey Of railroad iom
French Broad river Through Haywood Jackson,
Macon and Cherokee counties to Tie Tennessee line
in the direction Of Chattanooga s
Mr.. Bryson explained The object Of The b;ll which
was to complete the present system q internal In
provements which have been wisely constructed BY
the State, in the direction Of the great wcsA There
are now 500 miles in running order, and . charter
extending to the French Broad rives. with appso
priation from the State Of two-thirds. Also from
Wilmington to Rutherford eco miles with SAtc aid.
There Ia now but short link to connect With the
valley Of the Mississippi; which link this bin propo
ses to survey, which will make an airline from
Beaufort haSbor to Chattanooga and Memphis On
the Mississippi This survey win enable the State
to act understandingly as to the ps.cti1blty, and
cost Of the projected railroad North Carolina must
penetrate the mountains with her railwayA or else
all her present improvements will never pay. She
must connect with the railroads and navisable rivers
travcrsing the great west Then the State roads
would begin to pay, and the people be prosperous
and happy. He was not for bencHtting his own
section, but the whole State. The proposed route
had been examined by Major Gwynn and consider.
I'd practicable. Under the circumstances ho hoped
the House would pass the bill
The bill passed its second reading. . -
The bill to incorporate Rutherford Academy.
Passed
The bill concerning the payment Of witnesses IN
Ae mon s SHINY. sseI T. TO-. =. w:,:
Inc Oh, 70 es0os1n inc IiSth nee'mcns o. A'h-
u. nm IN ~, m county: .-
Ine ohi % a!oena Sne sct incorporating me Voso-
2wee turnpike COMPANY.
RELIEF BANK snl
" On motion Of Nj. Caldwell, Of Guilford, the Re
lief Bank bin was made the special order for the
18th inst II IL O'Clock.
he DALI concerning me appointment q AUCTION
GERS passed. 'te second reading
Inc rescla"Gn IN nvos OF :. :. johnston Of Cnef'
Inc Ies0sution IN uSor OF VIM Inompson ~
ha,e'gn. -, Passed
The Oil 70 essabsnh the freehold quaiinassoo q
jurors
On motion OF Nr. Whitfield, 1t was indsdnitely
postponed Yeas 81, nays 4: