Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-18
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Sept 18th,
Senate met at 10 o'clock.

FRIDAY, Sept 18th, 1901.
Senate met at 10 o'clock.
The iournll was read aud approved.
Mr. Humphrey from the committee on corpora
tons, Mr. Thomas of jackson, from the committee
on internal improvements, Mr.. Hall from the COM
mittee on military affairs and Mr.. Hall from the jul
dietary committee, reported on sundry bills which
will come up in their order.
Mr. Sharp presented bill to appoint transporta-
ton agents for forwarding articles for soldiers &c,
which passed
Mr.. Ramsay bill authorizing the appointment
of drlmaster for the several counties of the State
Read and referred
Mr. Worth, bill to incorporate the Deep River
powder manufacturing company. Read and referred.
The Senate having concurred in the proposition
of the House to go into the election of Confederate
States Senator's proceeded to vote with the follow
ing result: For ar. Outlaw, 49,; Mr.. Avery, II
Mr. Geo. W. Mordecai, II; Mr. Clingman, s; Mr..
Dortch Z; Mr.. Person, 6; Mr.. Geo. Davis, 4; Mr..
Brown, 8; Mr.. Reid, q; scattering 8.
message from the House was received asking
the concurrence Of the Senate to sundry bills and
resolutions, which were read and referred.
The bill to incorporate the North Carolina chem
ical manufacturing company, the bill to incorporate
the Fayetteville and Florence railroad company, and
resolutions in favor of sundry claimants passed their
first reading
Mr.. Gather offered resolution to send a mes
sage to the House proposing that the General As
d
| unexpired term Of the late Gov. Ellis, on Monday
next Mr. G. called for the ayes and nays. Mr..
Gather addressed the Senate with much force and
at length in support of his resolution. Pending the
consideration Of this question,
The Senate on the proposition of the House pro-
ceeded to ballot again for Confederate States Sena
tors. The Senate vote follows:
For Mr. OUtldU.-MessrS. Adams, Arendell,
Brown, Blount Gambler, Dockery, Dowd, Eure, Fat
son, Gather, Grist Ramsay, Simpson, Sharpe,
Slaughter, Spencer Stubs, Whitaker, Walkup and
| Worth-20
For Mr.. Arery-Mr. Speaker Messrs. Bar
ringer Copeland, Gather, Hail. Harris of Chat
! ham, Humphrey, Lane, PltchfOrd, Simmons, Street
Stowe and Taylor of Brunswick-14
| For Mr.. Geo. Ddris.-Mr. Speaker, Messrs. Aren-
dell, Barringer, Copeland, Dickson, Dobson, Hall,
| Harris Of Chatham, Humphrey, Street Stowe, Tay
lor of Granville, Taylor of Brunswick, and Waugh
IL
| For Mr.. Clingman-Messrs. Gambler Dickson,
Shaw, Taylor of Granville, Watson, Waugh and
| Whitaker-S.
For Ur. Brown.-MesSrs. Adams, Blount, Eure,
| Outlaw, Ramsay, Simpson. Stubs and Walkup-S.
For Mr.. DOrtch-Messrs. Brown, Dowd Faison,
Grist Harris of Franklin, Lane and Spencer-9.
Scattering Is.
The question on Mr.. Gathers resolution was re-
sumed. Pending the discussion
Mr.. Barringcr from the committee on the election
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| declared duly elected.
| Upon the proposition of the House, the Senate
proceeded again to ballot for one c. S. Senator the
name of Mr.. Outlaw being withdrawn. The vote
| stood thus:
| For Mr. Auery.-Messrs. Arendell, Barringer
Dobson, Gather, Hall, Harris of Chatham, Hum
phrey, Lane, Pitchford, Shaw, Simmons, Street.
| Stowe Taylor of BrunSwick-l5
| For Mr.. Dortch.--Messrs. Adams, Brown, Bled.
soc, Blount Dockery, Dowd, Eure, Faison, Grist
| Harris of Franklin, Simpson, Slaughter, Spencer,
Thomas of Davidson, Walkup and Worth-16
For Mr. Clingman-Messrs. Gambler, Copeland
Dickson, Taylor of Granville, Thomas of jackson,
! Waugh and Whitaker.
For Mr.. Br0rn.-Messrs Ramsay, Sharpe and
! Stubbs-3.
The consideration of the resolution was resumed.
Pending the discussion, the committee on elections
announced that Hon. W. L. Dortch, had been duly
| elected c. s. Senator.
Leaye of absence was granted Mr.. Dockery.
On motion, the Senate took recess till o'clock.