Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-29

request of Mr.. Wright and Mr.. ShoDer vbo.,,.
that the company had large number Of b,DS S''ed
much machinery that they desired to mt ~ ana
immedatel y-that the mine would prove fooJ Sok
the N. c. Railroad, and therefore hoped tIo
would not be retarded by unimportant all vi
ments Iehd
Mr.. Love, of Jackson, moved an amepdmo,.
yldlng that majority OF the directors of the rO
paDy shall reside within the State The va o 'Ol.
nays were called on the amendment and r:s'is and
yeas 76, nays 80, so the amendment was CART
Mr.. Person then renewed his motion to aN
by inserting 80" for go years for tba olHb
to rum which was adopted '"af'cr
The rules were suspended on motion or :,
Wright and the bill read third time, az ANU ar
and passed
The Senate sent in a message concurrinc = ,
proposition to elect an Assistant Engrossag Clo,I
Mr.. Pinnix, Mr.. Seawell and Mr. Small beinp in s'A'
ination, the election resulted as follows: Pnn
Seawell 80, Small 8. 'N 70
message from the Senate, proposin, f. i.
another Assistant Engrossing Clerk was rooo; 'Tt
and, on motion of Mr.. Marsh, laid on the tabla
A message was received from the Senate d.,
ing from the House proposition to adjourn from ~
day until Friday noon w.
Mr.. Clark of Craven, offered a resolution :,
vor of the Merchants Bank of Newbern-nror,n,aa ID
ing to refund certain moneys exacted sS top
bill will soon be introduced concerning the VIA
subject in regard to the different banks Of the S,.
Mr.. Clarke of Craven, also introduced rosaT
luton to refund to j. S. Ives the sum of s5o
ferred to the committee on propositions and gr;or
ances. o'
Mr.. Ferrebee offered resolution for the ,nooi..
ment of committee of five to inquire if this HAM,"
is legally organized. Mr.. Ferrebee remarked t5ot
it had been stated in one of the papers of tho ";.
that the oath for uernhprc nod L. ~
administered, and as this is a matter of tbn Ia!.
importance he thought it highly necessary that fl"
question should be settled at once Remarks woro
also made by Mr.. Person and Mr.. Donner IT,
resolution was adopted, and the following comm,
tee appointed, viz Messrs. Pearson, DonneU pom
dexter, Hoke and Rridgers.
Mr. Stanford offered resolution to the effect tbt
several of the Northern States had dissolved tho
Union by their State action in nuiyIng the fno,;ro
slave law our Senators in Congress be requested to
return their commissions to the Governor of this
State.
Mr.. Hayes moved to lay on the table.
Mr. Taylor moved to postpone indefinitely
Mr. Crumpler hoped the motions would be with.
drawn, and let the vote be taken on the resoluion
when he would call for the yeas and nays. There
was some little sensation in the midst Of which the
resolution was withdrawn
Mr.. Slade offered resolution to pay to the Hills
ooTo MILITARY academy the sum paid by that inSti-
tuition for arms for the use of the cadets Referred
to the committee on propositions and grievances
Mr.. Fagg offered resolution that no resoutieD
or bill be acted on before Monday next Lies over
under the rules.
Mr.. Hill introduced a bill for refunding to the
banks of the State certain monies paid by them as
taxes. Referred to committee on banks and banking
Mr.. Donncl, bill explanatory of an act passed
by the present General Assembly, entitled ''an act
for the relief of banks and the people" Referred
to the committee on banks and banking
On motion of Mr.. Henry, the House adjourned
until tomorrow morning, 81 o'clock