The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-06-05


geon and Assistant Surgeons Of the Military regiments
Of the State, and report the same to this Convention,
" pii y o'hef"ise.
Mr. Speed offered resolution declaring that this
Convention, for reasons specified, will not confer any
appointment Of political trust profit upon any Of it's
members
Mr.. kittrell proposed an amendment, including in
the resolution members Of the last General Assembly
and Congress Of the United States
After considerable debate, in which several gentle.
men participated, the resolution was laid on the table
yeas SO, nays SO.
Mr.. Arlington offered resolution to appoint Sec.
rotary Of War, whose duty il shall be TO take charge Of
the military affairs Of the State. After long discus
sion the resolution was laid on the table.
Mr. Smith Of Halifax, moved to postpone the special
order and go into secret session. Mr. Badger demand
ed the yess and nays, and the motion prevaiedyeas
SO, nays ~.
The Convention then went into secret session.
Tuesday, MAY %.
Prayer by The Rev. J. w. Tucker.
Mr. Battle, Of Wake, introduced resolution request.
ing the Governor TO file and keep on the Executive re-
cord the reasons for granting parJons &c. 10 be Trans
mi,ed TO the General Assembly Referred to the COM
mitiee on Constitutional reform, and ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Battle, Of EJgecombe, an ordinance 10 amend
the Constitution Of the State concerning appropriations
and the Indebtedness Of the STATE Laid on the table,
and ordered to be printed.
MI Thomas, oiJackson, aTesolutlon Tor the appoint.
ment Of committee Of seven, to inquire into the pro-
Pesy Of amending the constitution, IN regard TO the
appointment o. Justices Of the Peace. Adopted
~. Thomas o. Carlere'' resolution 70 instruct
the Military committee to inquire and report concern
ing the STATE o. deiences Beaufort harbor, and OF
inc prophecy OF furnishing arms 70 me Mihha IN that
neghDorhood. Adopted.
Mf. smith, q HALIFAX, an ordinance % provide or
the defence o. the sea-ooard' by raising east Of the
wilmington and Weldon Railroad, SIX Regiments Of
Infantry ana one o. oasaly 10 be armed BY the State
Read and placed upon ihe calendar
Mr. Manning resolution Tor the appointment Of
committee 70 inquire into The PROPHECY Of connect
ing me Deep River ooathelds and Iron mines, with
'he hshoau system o. lnls stale. ADOPTED.
IN mouon 2 mr. Howard, Inc Convention went
'o secret session A'er sometime sPen' therein the
oo''. were OPeneu ana 'ne ordinance iof 'ne soopon
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wednesday, May ".
NJ. christian presented resolution O inquiry as %
me proPney o. amending the Constitution 50 as 10
provide ior the election Of Magistrates BY the people
Referred TO the special committee on that subject
me- Houston. Of DuPlin presented resolution re
curing The Governor 70 arm and equip siH months
volunteer companies that have been rendered qusr-
tered and accepted, and TO have them mustered and
ofeeted for immediate service. Referred TO the Mill
lary committee
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NJ. headen introduced q resolution 70 instruct NE
special committee 70 whom was referred me subject o.
connecting the Deep River COalhelds with the Railroad
system Of the State, to report also the eIPedieney Of
establishing manufacture o. arms and munitions o.
VAL a OF near said cOaheds and the resolution was
adopted.
Mr. smith, Of HsiifaI, moved to take up The rssolu
ton offered BY him Yesterday TO provide Tor The pro-
lection Of the Eastern portion OF The slate The motion
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