Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-09-18

Both Houses having agreed TO go into tue eiec,
ton Of Confederate Senator's the House proceeded
vote which resulted as follows IN 10th Houses eg
For W. r. Dortchs 40; T.. L. Clingman, II; W.
| W.Ayery, 81; 8: oatlaw, 90; Geo Davis, %; S.
). Person, ,24 G. ". Mordecai, 20; W. A. Ora
ham, II; s. H. Rogers, g.; Thomas Bragg, s; Bed
ford Brown, 4 scattering =. No election.
:: Mr.. Polk offered the following resolution:
Resolued, That every member Of this General AS
semtiy who has been appointed to and accepted any
Office in the army, or who has been appointed 70 or
accepted any position as contractor or agenttor
supplying such army with provisions or clothing,
did thereby vacate his seat, and it is hereby de-
clared vacated.
Mr.. Bowman moved to lay the resolution on the
table, The yeas and nays were called for, and re-
suited as follows:
-Yeas-Messrs. Barrow, Branch, Baxter, Bowman,
Bachelor Bridgers, Bullock Cannady, Cline, Davis
of Bladen, Ewel Faison, Fisher Fleming, Foy, Hall,
Hill, Jenkins, Logan, Love. McBee, Kitchener, Nor
decai, Newly, Pearson, PEBBLES, Person, Shaw,
Small, Speight Stanford. Tapscott Watson, Will
liams of Cumberland, Williamson, Wishart, With
ers. Woodland Woodfin, Wooten and Wright-4.
Nays-Messrs. Albritton, Alfred, Barringer. Blue,
Bynum, Carson, Clark Of Craven, Clark Of David
son, Cowes, Fagg, Farthing, Ferebee, Foust, Cath
er, Galloway, Gentry, Green of Chatham, Guthrie,
Hanes, Harrington, Harris Henry, Howard, Hor-
ton, Jordan, Kelly, McCleese, Mcmillan, Mebane,
Merrimon Padgett, Patterson, Perkins, Poindexter,
Polk, Russ, Shober Waugh, Whitehurst and Wins
| low-40.
The resolution in favor of Captain Whitfield
passed.
Mr.. Clark of Craven, offered resolution to the
effect that with the view Of eXpedng the business
of the Legislature and to end the contest for Con-
federate States Senator's that one nominee be select
ed from each Of the old parties and that both Houses
proceeded to their election.
The yeas and nays were called for and the resolu-
ton was rejected, as follows:
| Yeas-Messrs. Alfred Barrnger, Blue, Booth,
Bowman, Burgin, Carson Clark of Craven, Clark
Of Davidson, Cowlcs Farthng, Foust Gentry,
Gorrcll, Green of Chatham. Green of Stanly,
Guthrie, Hanes, Harris, Hayes, Henry, Howard,
Horton. Jordan, Kelly, McC!eeso, Mebane, Merri-
mon, Patterson, Perkins, Po:ndexter, Polk, Russ,
Shober, Whitehurst and Winslow-36.
| Mys-Mcssrs. Albritton Barrow, Bachelor, Bax-
ter, Branch, Bridgers, Bullock. Bynum, Cannady,
Crawford. Ewe, Fasg. Fason, Fisher, Fleming, Foy,
Gather, Galloway, Hall, Harrington Hill, Jenkins,
Love. McBee, Mcmillan, Meares, Kitchener, Morde-
cal. Newly, Padgett Pearson PEBBLES, Person,
Shaw, Small, Speight, Stanford, Tapscott, Watson,
Waugh, White, v illiams Of Cumberland, Williams
of Nash, Williamson, Wishart, Withers, Woodland,
Wood6n and Wooten-49
The resolution in favor of B. F. Foster, passed.
Both Houses having agreed to 60 into the election
of Confederate Senators, the House proceeded to
vote as follows, the names Of Messrs Graham and
Outlaw having been withdrawal:
For Mr. D0rteh-Nessrs. Albritton Alfred Car
son. Clark of Davidson, Cowles, Crawford Davis o.
Baden, Davis of Halifax, Far,hing, Foust, Foy
Gentry, Gorrell, Green Of Stanly, Guthrie Hanes
Harrington, Harris, Hayes. Judkins, Kelly, Nc
Cheese, Newly, Perkins, Russ, Shober, Waugh
Williams of Nash, Wooten.-29.
For Mr. Arery-Messrs. Barringer, Baxter
Blue, Bowman, Bridgers, Burgin, Davis of Mecken
burg, Ewell, Foy McKee, Padgett, Pearson, PEBBLES
Person, Williams of Cumberland, Wishart Wright
II.
For Mr. Clingman-Messrs. Barrow, Bachelor
Branch, Bullock, Bynum, Cannaday. Cline, Craw
ford, Fgg Faison, Fisher, Fleming, Gallawoy, Hall
Hill, jenkins, Jordan, Judkns, Logan. Love, Nc
MILAN, Mcarcs, Mitchiner, Mordccal, Poindexter
Polk, Small. Speight, Stanford, Tapscott Watson
Waugh, White, Wilkerson, Williamson, Wooafn
and Wooten,-37.
For George Daris-Mcssrs. Albritton, Barringer
Barrow. Bachelor, Blue, Bowman, Branch Bridgers
Bullock, Burgin, Bynum, Cannaday, Cline, Cowles
Davis of Halifax, Davis of Mecklenburg Fsgg, Fa
| son, Farthing, Fisher, Fleming Foust, Gather, Gal
loway, Gentry, Gorre, Green of Chatham, Guthrie
Hall, Harris, Hayes, Ill., Howard Horton, jenkins
Jordan. Kelly, Logan, Love, McBce, Mcmillan
Meares, Kitchener, Mordecai, Newly, Patterson
Pearson, PEBBLES, Perkins, Polk, Shaw, Small
Speight, Stanford, Tapscott, Watson, White, Wi
kerson, Williams Of Nash, Williamson Winslow
Woodland, NOOdhn, NriSht-bo.
Scattering 2S
5 The bill to equip the independent company
cavalry. Read and laid on The table
c The committee OH the election reported the ba
lot in both Houses to be as follows For Georg
e Davis, 70; 7. l.. Clingman, As; W. 7. Dortch 81
w. W. Avery, 81 /; d. Outlaw, 26; W. A. Graham
, 9; Sam'l. j. Person, s; S. H. Rogers, Z; Bedfor
= Brown, II scattering H. Necessary to choic'
!, 6S and declared Hon. George Davis, to be dull
elected.
J. The bill to amend the lines between Macon an
, Jackson the bill to receive the charter of Coaeld
:. and Cheraw railroad; the bill to give to Mitche
and Pennsylvania counties superior court; the bi
l. to punish trading with alien enemies; a resoutio
!, in favor of Gov Clark the bill to amend the R
vised Code, making Indians competent witnesses
the bill in relation to school district No. 40,
Burke county; the resolution authorizing the Go
|. ernor to collect fire arms &c. and the resolutio
IS in favor of Chas G. Mitchell, passed their sever
Y readings.
Both Houses having agreed to 60 into the electio
of another Confederate States Senator the Hous
voted as follows:b
FIR Mr.. Iortch-Messrs. Albritton, Alfre
Barringer, Bachelor, Booth, Bowman, Branch, B.
num- Carson, Clark of Craven, Clark OF Davidson
d. Cowles Crawford. Davis of Baden, Davis, Of Hal
h fax Faison, Farthing. Ferebec, Foust, Gather, Ga
to loway, Gentry, Gorrell, Green Of Chatham, Gree
of Stanv, Guthrie, Hanes, Harrington Harris, lie
~, hayes, lOW"u, l1oiIou, cOudh, OuuAh', iAs
", McCleese, Mebane, Merrimon, Newly, Patte
son, Perkins, Polk, Russ shober, Tapscott, Wa
son, Waugh, Whitehurst, Williams of Nash, w
hanson, Winslow, Withers Wooten-55.
m For Mr.. Clingman.-Messrs. Barrow, Bridger
'g Bullock, Fagg, Fisher Foy, Hill, Jenkins, Loga
of Love, Mcmillan, Meares, Mordecai, Padgett, Poi
ad dexter, Speight, White, Wishart, Woodfn-19
For Mr.. Arery.-Messrs. Baxter, Blue Burgi
he Cannaday, Cline, Davis of Mecklenburg, Eve
ne Fleming Hall, McBee, Pearson, Peebles Perso
h. Shaw, Small, Stanford, Williams Of Cumberlan
Woodward Wright-l9.
u The committee on the election reported the ft
ut lowing result in both Houses w. Z. Dortch, q
W. W. Avery, "a; T. L. Clingman, %; Bedfo
r. Brown, Unnecessary to a choice 6S. Mr.. BORT
RS was declared duly elected.
The bill to amend the Revised Code in relation
IT. overseers, read, and passed. and ordered to
:, engrossed.
of The resolution of Mr. Gentry making it the du
of the Governor to establish a camp of inStruCtt