Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-26

By Mr. Crumpler bill TO the fees Of coustabes
To committee on the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Cline bill repeating an act concerning oosuc
lions in Catawba To committee propositions and grieV
By Mr. Stanford bill amend the charter of the town
of Warsaw, in Dupn county To committee on corpora
message was received from the Senate transmitting
memorial from citizens from Camden county, concerning
the appointment of in that county The memo
The question was on Mr. Ferebees motion to strike off
the four last of the list.
Pending the consideration of the notion the hour of the
special order arrived.
The House up the resolutions of Mr. Newby to send
Commissioners Of conference to Washington
The name of Mr. Reade renserted in the resolution
Mr. Hoke moved to strike out all the names and the mo-
Mr. Hoke moved proposition to the Senate to appoint
Joint select committee oour the part of the House. and
four on the part of the Senate to report five Commission
ers to go Washin yon and five to Montgomery Ala
Mr. Mendenha opposed the motion to send Commission
ers to Montgomery He thought strange that this State
while in the Union should propose to send
TO q foreign State He thought we might as well send
Commissioners to South America
Mr. Hoke replied to Mr.. Mendenhal He was of opinion
that might well be sent to consult with
Mr. Brdgers opposed to the appointment of Com
mssoners to to either but it any are to be sent Norh
he thought they ought tn be sent South also.
The discussion further continued between
Messrs. Hoke and Mendenhal.
Mr. Wright thought this Legislature ought to act with
calmneSs in order TO reconcile conflicting opinions on the
great questions agtatDg the country and that an eff
fort be made and should fail it would have the
good effect Ofuniting the people on the subject
Messrs Bachelor, Fleming Person. Crumper, and Siler
continued the discussion.
Mr. Hanes offered an amendment that the Commission
Montgomery shall act only medaors to endeaVor
to bring about reconciliation of sectional difficulties
The question being the amendment, Mr.. Yeates de-
YEAs-Messrs. Albrton Alfred Barringer, Barrow,
Blue, Booth Bowman, Branch, Burgin Bynum, Cars:n,
Dickson DonueIl EweIl Fason Farrow Ferebee, Folk,
Foust, Foy, Gather Galloway Gorrel Green, of Chatham,
Green Of Stanly, Guthrie, Hanes Harrington. Harris,
Hayes, Henry Howard, Horton Jordan. Kullam Kelly,
Latham, Lilies, Love, of Haywood, Love- of Jackson Nc
Cheese. Mcmillan, Marsh Martin. MendenhaI MerrimCn,
Newly, Patterson Perkins, Person, Poindexter Polk
Potts. Rogers Russ Shuber Siler Sinonon Small Ward
Waugh, Whirehurs, winslow Wrish and Yeates-6g.
NATs-Messrs Aury, Batcheor, Baxter BTdgers Bull
Halifax, Davis of Meckienburg, Fagg Ferguson Fleming,
Hail. Hill, noke, Jenkins, Lemmonds, Logan, Kitchener,
stanford Tapscott Watson White Williams Cumber
land, Williams Of Nash, Williamson, Wshart, Woodland
and Wooen-3S.
so the amendment of Mr.. Haues was adopted.
Mr. Fleming then moved to lay the resolutions and
amendment the table.
Mr. MeriimOn asked for the yeas and nays which being
ordered-resulted yeas 23 nays 81.
After desntory discussion. and propositions to
cUncile cuuhcIing views vi The subject,
The question REQUIRED MIR. Huke's amendment
amended by Mr. Haynes.
Dir. Yeaics demanded the yeas and nays, which bring
dersd-resulted, yeas ln7, nays lS.
The question then required on Mr.. NewbYs resolutions,
amended.
TeTSon OHeTeu 10 the euect VIC
commits should agree peace propositions but
such based un Mr. Ctendens propositions aud the
Virginia resolutions recently adopted on TINS subject
Mr.. Hoke moved 10 amend by requiring, as basis
of settlement the acknowledgment and protection Of slave
ry South OF 81 deg So North attude-the repeal Of
antugtve slave laws By the Northern States and that
these should be agreed 10 BY the delegates from sufficient
number Of States 10 Incorporate the same amend
ment 10 the Constitution.
Mr.. Yeaes moved amend by adding that never
heess no proposition shall be rejected that does justice
20 the SUuth"
Pending The discussion of tho ahrre
Mr.. Mendenhal from the committee enrolled bills
reported the resolution for the distribution of
the GeoOgst's report and the signed by the
Speaker, aud sent for signature to the Senate.
Mr.. Latham asked leave of absence fJr Mr. Kelly until
next Wednesday. and the granted.
The hour of having arrived, the House adj burned.
We will insert explanations given the the
convention bill soon practicable.