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

reported hack the bill requiring the registration Of
the ofbonds coroners, with substitute, and recon-
mending its passage. = s
~ RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED. 3
By MR. roy, a resolution requiring the COMMITTEES
the judiciary TO report at early day as prac-
ticable the bill extending the stay executions
which was referred to them. --.-
BY Mr.. Jordan, resolution to authorize the sher-
i of Henderson county to collect arrears OF taxes
Referred to committee on propositions ard grleV-
ances.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TINE.
By Mr.. Mendenhall, bill to incorporate the
Greensboro Hotel company. Referred to committee
on private bills.
BY Mr. Love of Jackson, bill to prevent obstruc-
tons by the telling of timber in Caney Fork in Jack
son county; to the committee on propositions and
grievances.
BY Mr.. Bridgers, bill accompanied by memo
rial from MesSrS B. F. Moore, Thomas Rulfn and
Charles Manly, to amend the charter of the North
Carolina Agricultural Society; to the committee on
| agriculture.
Mr. Yeates from committee on the Judiciary, re.
| ported adversely on bill to amend the Revised
Code, chap. GO, sec. 81.
Mr. Donnell moved to send message to the SEN
ate proposing to go into the election Of United States
Senator, or Thursday next at y o'clock.
Mr.. Person objected under the rules.
| The Chair decided the proposition in order as a
privileged question.
Mr.. Fleming moved to lay on the table and called
| the yeas and nays.
The question being put resulted yeas 40, nays A
the proposition of Mr. Donnell was laid on the table
Mr.. Marsh offered resolution that message he
sent to the Senate proposing to go into the election
of United States Senator on Wednesday next at II
o'clock.
Mr.. Love of jackson, moved to lay the resolution
on the table.
Mr.. Marsh called for the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Person moved to adjourn
Mr.. Henry demanded the yeas and nays.
The question being put on the motion to adjourn,
resulted yeas 45, nays 49, So the House refused to
adjourn.
Mr. Wooten moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Taylor demanded the yeas and nays, and
The question being put resulted yeas A nays 81
So the House again refused to adjourn.
Mr.. Marsh moved for a call OF the House, stating
that according to his count the yeas and nays on
his resolution amounted to more votes than were
present and that the clerk had, he thought, unin-
tentionally made mistake in the report
Mr.. Baxter moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Henry demanded the yeas and nays, and
The question being put resulted yeas 40, nays 5l
Mr.. Padgett moved to adjourn.
Mr.. McCleese demanded the yeas and nays when
Mr.. Padgett withdrew his motion.
Mr. Marsh insisted on his motion for a call Of the
House.
Mr.. Hayes hoped the gentleman would withdraw
his motion, and that this childS play would not be
persisted in He said if the constituencies of MEM
bers could look in the House at the present time
they would be disguised with the spectacle before
them.
Mr.. Marsh Withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Person moved to take up the bill to amend the
charter of the town o: Slatcsve. Agreed to, and
the rules being suspended,
The bill was read the second and third times and
passed.
Mr.. Fleming desired to take up and consider the
bill for the relief of Jonas Cline. Objected TO.
Mr.. Yeates gave notice that he should move, on
Monday next, to take up his resolution providing
for the sending message to the State of South
Carolina in regard to our federal relations.
On motion of Mr.. Lilies, the House adjourned to
Monday morning next 10! o'clock.