Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-08

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Mr. Turner presented a resolution to encourage
home industry. Requests the Senator's to appear
after the rst Of January in clothes manufactured in
the State ,rsa}3 $3.50 stsst..lF - -
After some humorous remarks by Messrs, Ramsay
and Turner,
Mr.. Bledsoe moved to lay the resolution on the
table
Mr.. Turner called for the yeas and nays-yeas 81,
nays 20.
The resolutions were IL id on the table. ii 81
Mr.. Turner moyed to fake them up, and after some
debate as to his motion being in order and reraarl,s
on the resolutions, they were voted down-yeas II,
nays 90. ~ 81 q t.-5..s SD
Mr. Turner wished to inquire of the Senator from
BERTHE at what tine the committee on fs deral rela
tons would be re',dy to report ~, .rr,s
Mr. outlaw cc,uld not definitely inf,rm him
On motion, tne Senate adjourned to Saturday II
o'clock.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
House called to order at 10, o'clock Prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Waltaall ,-sl---
The Chs.r laid before the House the statement
from the President of the bank of Fayetteville
which,
On motion of Mr.. Foy, was transmitted to the
Senate,
REPORTS FRcM STANDING COMMITTEES
Mr. Baxter, from the committee on propositions
and grievances, reported on the following:
A bill to establish Clay county, with an amend
ment as to lines, and recommended its passage.
A blllto allow less than majority of justices of
lredel to transact business, and recommending its
passage.
A resolution in favor of Jonas Jenkins, and rec
ommer,ding that it pass.
resolution in favor of VIM Green, late sheriff
of Haywood, and recommending that it pass.
A resolution in favor of G. II. Holland and rec
oinmendmg that it pass. -.
Mr.. Hill, from the committee on banks and bank
ing bill to amend the charter of the Farmers bank
| and recommending that it pass.
| BILLS INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TINE.
BY Mr. Clark, of Craven, resolution to prevent
slaves from hiring their own time-to the committee
! on the judiciary.
Some objection was raised to the reference, the
! question was put and resulted-yeas 45 nays 80.
Mr. Henry offered resolution for the ar point
ment of joint committee to inquire and rep ort the
amount IN dollars and cents that the publ print
ing has cost the State from its first organ zation to
the present time.
Mr.. Slade moved to lay on the table
Mr.. Henry called for the yeas and NAYS.
! The question being put the motion prevailed
/ yeas 60, nays A.
Mr.. Wooten introduced resolution authorizing
the Governor to take charge of certain arms in
Lenoir county. Several amendments were offered
including arms in other counties.
Mr.. Hoke moved to make the re solution general
which agreed to, when
Mr.. Bachelor moved 10 refer it to the committee
on military affairs. Referred.
BY Mr.. Polk bill to amend chap. %, Sec /, oil
the Revised Code. Referred to committee on the
judiciary. .-
By Mr.. White, bill to ascertain the voice of the
people with regard to amending the Constitution.
Referred to committee on Constitutional reform.
By Mr.. Siler, bill to repeal certain provisions Of
an act entitled an act to incorporate the town Of
Franklin-to committee on corporations.
By Mr.. Shober, bill to incorporate the Gibson
Hill Mining Company in the county Of Guiford-to
committee on corporations.
By Mr.. Foust bill concerning the partition oil
real estate in the county of Randolph-to the com
mlttee on judiciary.
message was received from the Senate propos
ing to raise joint committee of three the part
the House and two the part Of the Senate to com
pare the vote of the State for Governor in August
last; which was concurred in, and Messrs. Ferebee
Green of Franklin, and Crawford were appointed or
the part of the House.
Mr. Clark of Craven, presented the statement o
the Merchants Bank of Newbern; which, on mo
ton, was transmitted to the Senate.
Mr.. Wishart introduced bill for the relief of thu
people; provides for the suspension Of the execution
laws for the term of two years. Read first tme ant
On motion of Mr. Bowman, laid on the table ant
ordered to be printed.
BILLS on THEIR SECOND READING.
The bill to amend the Jonathan's Creek Turnpike
Road read second time and at the request of Mr.
Hayes, it was passed over informally.
The bill to refund to the banks Of this Stat
moneys illegally collected taxes, passed secOn'
reading.
The bill to repeal act concerning Justices il
Chatham county, passed over informally.
Mr. Hokes bill for arming the State passed over
The Senate bill providing for the appointment O
an additional inspector at Wilmington, passed tn
second reading.
BILLS on THEIR THIRD READING.
I The bill to regulate the fees of registers.
, Mr.. Hayes moved to amend by excepting Chero
kee county from the operation of the bill
, Mr.. Bowman to except Iancey.
Mr.. Hall, to except Rockingham.
Mr. Martin moved to postpone indefinitely.
Mr.. Fagg demanded the yeas and nays but after
| ward withdrew the motion. g. Il
Mr. Wooten called for the yaes and nays on tn
question to postpone; resulted as foows-ayes 80
hayes 80, so the consideration of the bill was inde
initely postponed
- The resolution in favor Of Leah Coleman Of Cher
okee, as amended by the committee, was read tn
third time and passed.
A message was received from the Senate, announ
cling the Senate branch of the committee to compar
= the vote for Governor.
Z Mr.. Bachelor offered resolution amending tn
goth section of the rules of order, which lies owe
one day.
r Several members obtained leave of absence fror
the House for few days. -. 49,