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

Mr.. Foy folt.wcd IN the same track.
Question oa Mr. Green's of Fraaklin, molten to refer 10
coaaiistee Of fur ..-s
Dir. Crumpler demanded the Yeas and ssys-resulted'
yeas 81, nays A.
The Chair announced as the committee Messrs HoGe,
Williams, Of Nash Ferebee aud Blae
their own request Nessrs Fereses and Blue were ex
cused. ~"
Messrs Merrimon and Rogers we're appointed in their
place Both asked u be excused and the request was
grsned. .,on ,,,,.a
and accepted aud the committee retired.
The eosAmiuee afterwards reported that they could not
agree and Messrs Hoke ard Poiudexer asked to be dis
The request was acceded to- and Messrs Brdgers and
Rogers appointed in their stead.
message fcon the Senate announced transmitting
bfr calling Convention of the people on federal
The bill WAS read first time, and Mr.. Fason moved to
suspend The rule and put the bill its second reading
NJ Davis Of Rutherford demanded the yeas and nays.
esued S. "a So the bill was read the second
time 30
Mr. Yeates moved tosrke out 2st February and insert
Nj Marsh to amend BY inserting the 7h March, and de-
handed the yeas and nays Resulted yeas S. 81.
The question required inserting the s>,h aud 1t was
carried The bill then passed sec'nd reading.
Mr. II cafes moved to print and made special order Tor
Monday IL o'clock. and it was cOncurred in.
The appointment of magistrates in Camden-posponed
till "Wednesday next, O'Clock, p NJ.
Mr. Yeates pursuant to notice. moved to take up his
ouon concerning public lands and demanded the yeas
and naysyeas AZ 81 So the House refused to take
up the resolution.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The following bills were read third time and passed.
bill to amend the Revised Code chap. "a, secons rs
ana concerning the circulation of sedous books pa
pers, DC.
bill concerning the reading of the daily records
The bill extending the time for registering grants Deeds
DC. was read the third time, when
Mr. Crumpler moved amendment excepting purchases
under execution, and moved to recoinmit the bill and
amendment to the Judiciary committee, and the motion
prevailed
An act to amend the charter of the Jonahan's Greek
turnpike Company was read the third time.
HayeS StrenuOuSIy the Of the bill.
Before the vote its final passage the hour vi ten ar
rived, aud the House adjourned.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, JAM 26th, 1861.
The Senate called to order at 10 o'clock.
The Journal of yesterday read
message was received fum the House, transmitting
list Of names recommending for Justices from the e,anes
IN ther appointment. COncurred in.
M Harris presented list from the county Of Chatham
MI Hail. one from New Hanover. Concurred in.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
Mr. Humphrey frun the Committee on corporations
parted buck the following bills recommending their pas.
bill to release and remit rfeitures incurred BY the
Laiirange Mining and Manufacturing Company.
on, to Incorporate the knna~ha Mining Company
Oil to incorporate the town of Rockingham
Dill 10 amend an act entitled Tan act to incorporate
Mars Hill College.
Mr. Lane from the committee propositions and griev
auces reported back the following bills
bill TO permit Eliza Hasse enslave herself
mending its passage
OH concerning naval stores in Wilmington, recon-
mending its passage.
bill in regard to the of suits in Macon county,
recommending that il do pass.
memorial in favor of T. =. and John Devereaux re-
commencing that II do not pass.
mr.. Whitaker f7um the COMMITTEES corporations.
Pored Inc bills to Incorporate the Of Enfield and the
sage.
Mr. Whedbee from the committee reported the fol-
lowing, recommending their passage:
A blI TO Incorporate kilwinny Lodge, A. Y. NJ
bill 10 incorporate the Gold Hill Mining Company.
bill I" Incompatible the n c. Gold aud Copper Mining
Mr. Pltchford from the same committee reported back
Tue following bills. recommending their passage
OH 10 Incorporate the Green Swamp COMPANY.
bia TO incorporate the CarrnUn Copper Mining Com
bill to incorporate the Cherokee Mining Company
Mr. Lane from the committee propostl"ns and griev-
ance u" whom was referred all the bills fur the relief Of
'fnerns and Their snreties reported general bill in
<'ructed which was read and put on the calendar.
On nonn OF alr Brown, the bill to Incorporate the YAM
ccyTile Milton and Junction Railroad Company made
the special order for Tuesday II o'clock.
Mr. Humphrey resolution concerning free persons of
NJ Turner resolution to send a message to the House
Rosng to e" into the election Of United States senator
on Thurs 'ay next.
Mr.. Burton moved TO !ay on IL table
Hr Sharpe called the yeas and nays
The resolution laid IN the table-yeas 49, navs H.
Mr. Brown INJURED to make the consideration of the conf
muncati"ns IRON Alabama and Virginia the special order
Dur Monday II O'clock
ar Worth urged their immediate consideration.
Randolph lie hoped that Mr. BROWN would Withdraw hi,
notion and that the communications should be considered
and the commissioners appointed to-day.
YET, BrOwn Withdrew his motion, stating that lie
anxious TO have the question decided. He moved
pend the rules aud take them mp at once.
Mr.. Avery renewed MIR Browns motion to make then
the special der for Monday II o'clock He oppuset
to sadBg commissioners 10 Alabama. unless they went
the same platform as those to be sent 10 Washington.
Mr. Lane called attention to the fact that several Senator
were absent and hoped that the matter would be post
M sfabbs hoped that Mr. Browns motion to take u
the resolutions to-day would prevail.
The question occurring Mr. Browns motion 10
the rules Mr. Beasoe called the yeas and nays. The
Mr.. Averys motion lost aud the reports of the com
mittee we're taken up.
The question recurring the motion adopt the mno
ity report Of the cnmee Mr. Brown addressed the Sen
ate in favor 0f its adoption
Mr. Barringer said. he would vote for the majority
port lie thought commissioners shond be sent to Mon
romery. Alabama.
Mr.. Brown replied.
The reports were read
MIR. Morehead moved to appoint commissioners to was
ineton first.
Mr. OUTLAW spoke in favor Of the minority report.
thought that this Legislature had right tn ssnd commi
sioness to Alabama, as she had left the CniUn
Messrs. Avery, Brown and Bledsoe briefly addressed
Senate.
re subject for fifteen minutes.
Dir. Enre favored the suspension.
"A r Biedsoe opposed it. .sr
Mi. Turner moved to lay the motion on the table. Neg
Mr.. Avery amended his motion by moving that the ms
Ter be pG,styoued until o'clock =
Mrfhonias of Jackson obtained the aoor and addrcs
ed th< eenarr 'engb t6rUwing random hot shot into
ranks # the Heperes, Lnc'ni,es and sewardites
several engrossed bills. 8 -
Also message transmitting the following resolutions
ssotssa, Th. for the plrpse Of efecting honorat
and sncabe adjustment Of I'LL the difficulties that dstru
The cuntry upon the basis Of the Crsnden resolutions
modified by tie Legislature of Virginia, and for the
Pse u eonsung for c,nuou peace, honor, and sae
Hon, ThOg. Ru6iu Of Alnmhpce ID. NJ Burrinver