Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-30

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Nj; Bachelor moved to postpone until tomorrow. II
~. Tsrrow demandsd The yes. and nays
Mr. Fsrsbes in lew remarks deprecated delay i. this,
- be c9padered it an important matter II
to bs sent they should be appointed 1t else they
will not hsve time 10 reach Warrington on the Day dg-
mated. =. ~ -
The and nays being ordered yeas 49, nays
terda strike the name ofNr Read and insert that
Mr. Yeates asked for division of the question: and de-
manded the yeas and nays the clause to strike outr
Mr. bullock moved to lay the resolutions the table
Mr. Ferebee demanded the yeas and naysresuted yeas
The hour Of II having arrived the special order being
the bill to incorporate the Greensboro and Danvile Rail-
ment made the special order for o'clock on Tuesday
next. ss"''IH r'- .s -
Consideration of Mr. Newly resolutions was resumed
Mr. Person moved to postpone further consideration until
Tomorrow i " O'Clock. Carried. - 's, s--.-
.-.t. -. REVOLUTIONS. , f..f p. "a -.-s .
By Mr.. Autry, resolution to send proposition to the
Senate fixing the 2ist day of February ss the day Of adj
Mr. Love- Of Jackson moved to lay the the resolution
the table. ~ - - y - 't''- u s-E.~
The yeas and nays were demanded and resulted-yeas
The hour of IL having arrived the House took mp the
convention bill the question being to strike out the bill
and insert Mr.. Ferrebee's substitute
Mr. FarrOw explained his position the question de
said be had received instructions from bis
they had left him to act his own Judgment and he
was unwilling TO give his assent to measure thai might
take them out of the Union before they knew it.
Mr. Fsrrebee moved an amendment separating the days
venton from which they shall vote for delegates,
and advocated the amendment in few remarks.
Mr.. Crumper also advocated the amendment.
Mr. Cowles demanded the yeas and yeas
81. nays %.
Mr. Ferrebee then offered an amendment to submit the
question Of Union Or disunol with isAs Of conven
naEs-resulted yeas 85. nays Is. z
Mr. Polk moved strike ont the words designating the
subjects upon which the may act Not
Mr. Fleming moved to reconsider the vote had last night,
by which the blank for the day Of slectng delegates wss
filled with the 2lst of February.
Mr. Potts demanded the yeas and nays-resultsd, yeas
Mr. Marsh moved amendment requiring that the ordi
Of the Convention shall be advertised in the papers
of the State six weeks before the people shall be called
Mr.. Lilies demanded the yeas and nays-resuted yeas
45, nays 81.
Mr.. Polk moved to amend that shall del
egate under the age of IS years
Mr.. GATHER amend the amendment by making it 35
years. Lnst-yeax Is, nays ~
Mr.. Davis Of rutherford moved TO strike out % and in
sert 3d. and demanded the yeas and nays-resued
nays 90.
The question recnrred on Mr. Folks amendment, on
ed, resulted yeas %, nays 81.
Mr. Hayes moved to reconsider the vote the amend
nent offered by Mr. Brdgers last night. sending special
messengers to such cnnntes the Governor deem
expedient, to advertise the election
Messrs Love of jackson, and Crumper advocated the
consideration.
Mr.. Gather demanded the yeas and nays-resued yeas
lO7. nays4
The question then recurring the amendment Mr..
Bridgcrs Withdrew it
Mr.. Donne moved amendment that none but natives
State shall
demanded the and nays thereon; resulted yeas 20
o' 4, s Sov.. nox.d ., .n.,a,.n, ,,,, ,,,, rs,
born citizens of the United States shall delegates
in the Convention.
Mr.. Davis of Rutherford demanded the yeas and nays
Mr.. Lilies offered amendment that no one shall BE-
delegate in the Convention for county but that in which
he resides
Mr. Davis of Rutherford, demanded the yeas and nays
resulted-yeas 80. nays Ga
The question then the motion to strike out the
original bill !; resulted yeas 81, nays a.
The question then required tn: na passage of the
bill.
Mr. Henry demanded the yeas and nays which being
dered, were given as follows:
YEAs-Mr Speaker, Mes.rs. Albritton Alfred, Autry,
Barrow. Bachelor Baxter Blue, Booth. Bowman, Branch
Bridgers Bullock Burgin Byanm Canu.day Cheek CLARK
fax Davis Of Meckenburg Ewe Fagg Faison. Ferguson,
Fleming Folk, Foy, Galloway Green of Franklin. Hall,
Harrington Harris Hayes, Hin, Hoke jenkins, Jordan,
wood 1--we Of Jackson Mcmillan Marsh Merimon Mitch
ener Mordeca Newly. Padgett Pearson Peebles Person.
Silcr Shade, Small. stanford, Tapseott, Ward. Waters
Watson Waugh, White, Whitehurst Wilkerson, Williams
Of Nash Williamson, WshaIt Withers Woodard Wooten,
NAYS. Messrs Barringer. Carson Clark Of Davidson.
Cowies Crumpcr. Davis of Ru,herId Dickson, Donnell
Farro~. Fercbee Gather, Gorre Green, of Chatham
Green, of Stany. Guthrie Hanes, Henry Horton. Kelly,
AcCleesc. Martini Mendcnha Patterson Pondexter 81.
monitor and Winslow-27.
Mr. Folk said he dered that part Of the bill which
ton tn change the basis insult and indigny offer
ed to his section such be repeed it. under ordinary
restriction but believing that the safety and honor Of the
State required Convention, and nasmuch all his ell
forts t" strike that feature from the bill had failed and it
seemed no other bill could pass. he voted aye.
The hour of having arrived. the Huuse adjourned
NIGHT SESSION.
The House met at O'Clock.
Mr. Clark of Craven, moved a.uspenson of the rules in
order that the Convention bill passed to-day may be en-
gr,'ssed and sent to the Senate.
Mr.. Gather objected; the bill takes its course.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Green of Fraklin from the committee on internal
improvements, reported an the folio wing:
bill 10 amend the charter of the Atlantic Tennessee,
and Ohio railroad company with an amendment. hvoraby
Two bills establishing public roads in Madison appro-
Mr.. Fleming from the same committee reported favora-
bly, bill authorizing the counties of Alexander and Ire
dell TO- take stock in the Atlantic, Tennessee, and Ohio
rallruad company.
Mr. Baxter FRI the committee propositions and griev-
ances, reported unavorably a resolution in favor Of
Wm Haywood and avorably bill restricting liquor
license in the town of Rutherrdtun, snd resolution
n favor of l.. H. Lorance.
Mr. Waugh from the committee on corporations reported
favoraby on the following:
bill to Incorporate the Granville independent Greys
A bill to incorporate Sulphur Springs Campgrouud.
bill to incorporate the Macon Mining Company
RESOLUTIONS
By Mr. Russ resolution in favor of VIM Peace Re-
ferred to committee on propositions and grievances
BY Mr. Gorrell resolution in favor Of James G. Luer
Referred to cnmmittee propositions and grievances
By Mr. Latham, resolution in favor of Josiah Collins
Referred 10 committee claims.
The resolution Of Mr. Faison offered this morning TO send
proposition to the Senate to fix 2st February as day of
adjournment Of the General Assembly. Several amend.
ments offered and rejected and the resolution was
finally made the order for Thursday next 10 O'clock.
INTRODUCTION BILLS RESUMED.
BY Mr. Kitchener, bill to incorporate the town of Smith
! feld-g,es the calender
Mr. Donnc called his resolution concerning the hours
of the daily