Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-02-27

eorrectiy enrolled and ready for signature
bill to amend tho Revised Code concerning fences.
Read second time and indefinitely postponed
bill to prevent gaming In any Pno'e house. RAISED
bin for a Mechanics Lien Law, was then read.
A number Of amendments were offered all OF which
were voted down. and number Of speeches were made OF
which the Reporter took no note.
The bill was finally put upon its passage upon its second
reading and the yeas and nays being demanded passed
bra vote of 50 to 81.
SENATE
TUESDAY, Feb. 10. 1851.
The Senate met at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
PRAYER by Rev. DR.. Mason.
The journal of yesterday was read.
message received from the House. transmitting
several engrossed bills with amendments. asking
II oel,ck A. M-The bill to alter the Constitution
10 tax slaves ad oalOrsm put on its second reading
Mr. Street moved amend BY giving the Legislature the
power to free negroes, and 10 remove them from the
Also an amendment providing that slaves shall be sub
ct to capitaon tax, or such other tax as tho Legsa
Mr Barringer moved to amend the amendment BY
pug the Sd section of the 18th article Of the amended
Constitution. Not adopted.
The question recurring upon the amendment offered by
Mr.. Street. it was rejected.
Mr. Outlaw moved to amend BY e1empting all negroes
under the Of eight and over sixty years IRON taxation
Not adopted.
Mr. Hall moved an additional section removing the disa
bilities of Jews from holding office. Adopted.
Mr. Hall moved the amendment in good faith. and Should
vote for the bill He thought restrictions upon the
Jews ought to be removed
The question recurring upon the bill amended its
second reading the vote stood as follows:
Those who voted in the affirmative were,
no.Is.r Dnwd Enre Hall Harriss Of g. Hnmnhrey
$685. po"sr. Simmons Street Stove Sham S,mob
t.r spenesr subb. Taylor Of n. Thom.. Of B, Turner
Waknp, Worth-25.
those who voted in the negative, were,
Msas-Avery Burton, Brown, Dickson. Grist. Harriss
81 g. U Tsv", Of r WsIer WaaSb Wbi,she., Win.
"..d ~ ''' " ~ ' s"' "
iheennns MOI Young ID tue anr"a''e the Dill A''eo
n Wsuoh With The view Of .ubseou.n tlv mo,;no re-
eon.der.tion a' voted in the negative.
h;Ii to .h.r,sr ra,i,o.S from Cre.rr;,. n coid.
horo' w,s ,sLsn nm and n,.ed its .ever.l readings
hin to amrnd The Reyenns law of VA.
nat u u ia second re.dne 0 Wa
Tb hi, ss nnder consideration rnt;, IN. hour ~ ...
considerable, f ,Sn ssss,sT h continued
S,.roi sn,sndment. ~sre nffsrsJ nd $1,000 -, .n,h
A. o,cioek The Senate toot = recess mil IL o.locf
x,c., srs.,oS "' ~ N--
r.. p...,,, Ill, - 49, =. ~ n.a.-..;.,
NJ Dnbson moved its indefinite nestnonement
NJ Aysry seconded The motion and demanded n. ve..
ana T. nass o.;o, o~.-v. :. oo
On motion of Mr. Dobsn II, further consideration IN.
,o,nnsJ mn,; f. TO-. ,orrnw n;eb, ~ "ccI ""'
Ta 6,,o.,o h;Ia ond roso,,;;nn. ,... t.L., v, ,,d
cs..d ibsir serss r.adings and ordered tn he
and sent to the House:
resolution '"e in rf favor of J. L. can,we bill to extend
,hs ,;n,;,s Of ,ho tnyn of I.,;nntm In ~ ;co,.,
ane in H,rvmd c,nnty. b;lI tn ;ncnr1fn.,,s
The Cit "a. Light Compaay. Of y.wbeu: = biI to
S,ng Iii s.sd.mp IN Enh.s"r no,n,r LII, -, ;usa,
,ppr.,ss Rnn.nmha pcwdor Mon,r.,mr;n c. S'
The oowiup House bills passed their third reading and
t.1ba bill IN ;pc,rnora,s ToL.y Wine asUnanv in E,~.
h nc TO chr GrSsn .he eson Savings BANK
,;or IN fror df Smi,,. . hi; .'no.ru;ry.' - W.,
H.n. ~ sso p.r a. a. W." oa" ~" amah. tns
.ha s t;' na sS"I,,;"u. ge"e VIII" SEVERN
cb.se prce' Mn f Nor,hS ro;n sr h ss " ~. %t
fe,sn. Common Schools. wa. read and rejected.
,,n...l g.. ,ha sta,a a ;psd.s nc ".,sd "e' !"
STE M In :: e s g. ~. " Iy P"ss'P'"eu.
I Ii y. 'eeau W "'S"' Aue"S' Tree n'an VI e'o''
vas w. Ia' ION. on ,n a. .so,e Hill :, ,,
the STATE; xh,sl passed it. several readings.
ane "eha'e 'nen a"''u'"eo.
Il. Hons. mot h ~ Ss .s os COMMONS So9.
sss o h Due '.' ~ ~ M u"""' "ou
prayer oy her. Dr Masne.
REpokIs From coMHIrTsM
r.nortad Kin % snno;e, on ano
.aces, IePoI'ea o 70 spp".nt commissioners 10 To-
cate the county town OF Clay county, With substitute re-
eom'nsndsg ITS passage:
ArendeI asking that the same be referred to the judi
0',ry committee. Concurred IN.
On
biz concerning county taxes; bill to amend the
nue. laws; bill eancerping revenue bill to amend Re-
ssed Code concerning bill for the relief Of several
sherids Of DE State: aud bill TO exempt from taxation
goods wares and merchandise growth or product
Mr. Love- of jackson, from committed Cherokee .uda
reported back bill to amend the charter of Tuckesegee
and Keowee Turnpike asking to be discharged from its
Rxso1ur,ox.
Mr. Clark Of Craven. resolution that wa.bngton's
ss IN @ S Ss on Ss ed
Nr Fleming moved to amend By adding the Declaration
Sf the Constitution Of the United States and
M sisds mosed to law be Whole m:,t., IN IN. t.h,.