Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-02-06

ing On .ns ~ tSs Hi vss defended by Messrs Slsde
and GALLOWAY and opposed BY Messrs. Kaom Greer OF
The one.ton was then put sha this bill it's second
neadines" and it did not pass-yeas Al. nays A.. ;s
Mr. Teses moved to reconsider the last VOTE oy "n0"
NJ Carl 81 Craven moved to lay tie motion to reco
Mr.. Gorreli demanded the yeas and nays-rs'ued yeas
The "nestion ysas,en on tae motion IL reconsider ana
Mr. Spsas then moved the bin be the table, and
w The Houss then took recess uatil I Pm
...ssz MIGHT SESSION. -.
The House was called To order at o'clock
Tho consider alton Of the resolutions from New 10TH ane
Ohio resumed The question was on MI fer.oee
motion send the resolutions to the ena'e Inc 'oe W."
taken, and the motion did not prevail
AIer various propositions and suggestions were offered
and rejected the subject was finally disposed OF oy aao
ing Mr. Brdxers resolution to return the 20 e
Governor with request that he send them DICK " n'
States frum which they came rx.,.
The special order being the Senate bill to call C"nven
ton. was then considered the aaeaso" 0e"s %" ''' p
The yeas and nays being demanded the vote resulted
yeas 70 uays 81 80 The bill having The votes OF Two
thirds Of al. the members OF tn. House G sa n wop pas"
Mr. Ferebse raised point of Order-that vo'e on LUG
bill upon the second reading had already been
once aud that it could not be again reeonsldered Oh INC
The Chair decided that The vote may be again reconsid-
cred il the House No decide
Mr. Ferebee appealed rvm the decision al lie Cha anu
the yeas aud NAYS being ordered Chair was sustained
yeas rs. nays IS. .,a
it Prev.iled-ysas 70. "ass o. s:,.,.t;on ,n,
Mr. Hill moved to postpone further CONSIDERATION ""
tomorrow IL ocl'ck. Carried.
Mr. Marsh theu moved pursuant to previous notice. ."
amend the 10Th rule Of the House, by striking cut me
words Of msjurity and inserting v"fIng On tie sue
prevailing"
Mr. Bullock moved 10 lay the matter on the table, and
the monon prevailed yeas As nays 81. H., ,,.
for night sessions for Friday night next, ~ allow members
opportunity To attend M exhibition a. the Dea' anu
Domb Asylum. Adoped-,y!eas 81; nays Il.
At 10 O'Clock the Hnuse adjourned.
Th. reporter would that if any member is reported
TOO Much little. not repaired ut ALL the reason
hes in the difficulty be abared under OF hearing what was
going on, times. during the session
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 81, 1850.
The Senate called I" order al 10! o'clock.
PRAYER bv Rev, Mr. Skinner
The journal of Yesterday was read.
Mr. Hail. from the committee on slaves and free negroes
nlsde favorable report on several bills.
On motion Of Mr. Humphrey, the general law on the sue
ect slaves and free negroes reported by the committee
was referred to the judiciary committee
Mr.. Wakup presented report ON several bis from the
joint select committee on military affairs
Mr. Brown moved make the bill for re-organizng the
militia Of the State reported BY the COMMITTEE the spe
cial order for tomorrow II O'Clock.
At the suggestion Of several Senators he withdrew it.
Mr. Street moved TO re-commt to the same committee.
Mr. Walker introduced report several bills IN behalf
of the committee on education.
Mr. Simpson made report from the military committee.
Mr. Eure report from the committee slaves and free
Mr. Winstead report from the finance committee
The special order postponed and the regular business
taken up.
BILLS.
Mr. Stowe, bill to incorporate the Lincoln Copper and
Gold Mining Co,npanv. To committee corporations
Mr. Whedbee bill to amend the charter Of the town Of
Elizabeth City. To same Committee
Mr. Stubs. bill to Incorporate the Williamson and
Tarboro' Railroad Company. To same committee.
Mr. Harris Of Chatham. bill to aid the Cape Fear and
Deep River Navigation COMPANY ANY g. Referred ,,.;,,
to the suretes Of purchasers Of Cherokee lands Referred
A message was received from the House, proposing to
appoint committee to inquire INTO The eIpedenc! sno
Also, message promising to pay per diem and mileage
to the commissioners 10 Alabama and Washington.
On motion Of Mr Outlaw their per diem was fixed at si1
dollars.
The proposition then concnrred in.
On motion Of Mr. Hall, the bill to aid the Western "a
fields Railroad Company, made the spccs order fol
Monday next l2 o'clock.
The bill, 10 charter the lance.r,li. Non and Junction
Rsiroad, wa, put its secoud reading.
Mr. Blown addressed the Senate at length in behalf o
the bill lie though: tina, the passage this bill would
benefit North-Carona markets.
Mr.. Wiusiead offered amendment, p,.psing that thu
Railroad be by iessburg instead of Iaaceyviile.
Mr. Brown said that the amendment of the Senator from
Person would eng,hen the ruad but that, # il bu,
proposed by the bill, would form connecting link IN
direct lire between the North and The Souh and could
cessfuly compete with the Atlantic line Tor the through
travel.
Mr. Hall said be would vote against the BILL and explain
ed his doing. He though; that trade wou
be diverted from this State by the building Of this road
Mr.. Brown replied.
message was received from the House infrniing tn
Senate that that body had refused pay the commission
Virginia and Alabama xix dollars per it>n, rs pro
; Ir,.ed bv the Senate
/ Mr. Outlaw moved hs, the Senate insisr its propose
tons and Ask the Hose fr committee of conference
/ Ad'T,ed.
Sir. I:arrnger spoke in FAVOR Of the Dsnvle
! and in .,Ipns.ri.n 10 this bill.
! MIR Brown r,joined.
Mr Hall r-pIad.
! Mr. M"renrad then addressed the Senate at length
Tn Hoti"n u Mr. Avery. the Senate then adj "urned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS
The House st ii o'clock.
PRAYER i,r Rev. Mr Skinner.
The journal nf yesterday read and approved.
The Chsir announced the reception o dispatch fr"
the authorizes Of Charlotte inviting the Legislature
urn 10 that place; which. motiun Vi Mr. Potts, W,
rent 10 the Senate
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS
rs Mr.. Blue, the proceedings III inc public meetings
kichniEnd county.
By Mr. NcMllau bill prob;, the sale liquor ne
the Lumber Greek Church in Rob.sun
| KEPOKTs FRoa COMMITTEES.
From the committee claims bill in favor Ut AnsG
Parker and A. j. B. Parker.
I 4 resolution in favor of H. H. Davis.
! resolution in favor Of Josiah Collins
| resolution in favor of Benjamin Justice. FavorSbl
And resolution in favor of Frances s. Brander, askir
10 be discharged from its further consideration.
From the committee ON the jndciary, bill concernir
widows with amendment.
A bill in favor OF mechanics. Favorablv.
By the committee internal Improvements, bill ca
corning Western railroads, unfavorsbly.
Special committee corporations reported bill
amend the charter of the town of Morganton favorably
From the committee slaves and free negroes, bill
the volup ary ensavenlent of free negroes, unavrab
hill