Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-07

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Mr.. Wright, from the committee on Public Print
ing, made report, in which the committee express
themselves as satisfied with the explanations of the
Public Printer as to his failure to have the laws pub
lshed in due time. The report was read and laid
over, 80
Mr.. Wright from the select committee on the Stay
Law, reported back the bill (Mr. Galloway's) and
recommend that it do not pass. -
Mr.. Henry, a resolution requesting the Governor
to furnish to this House, if not Incompatible with
the public interest all information he has in refer
ence to the recent capture Of Fort Hatteras, what
has been done or is now doing to prevent similar
attacks, &c. Adopted
Mr.. Harris a resolution of inquiry as to the pro-
priety of appointing suitable person at the Depot
to forward packages to our soldiers &c. Adopted.
Mr.. Russ, q resolution in favor of w. j. Lougee.
Passed.
Sundry persons were recommended for Justices
of the Peace in several counties.
Mr.. Hayes, bill to authorize the Governor to is
sue commissions to captains to bear date with their
appointment, &c Read and referred
Mr.. Love bill concerning the tender OF troops
to the Confederate government. Read and referred.
Mr.. Yeates, bill concerning the wardens of the
poor of Hartford county. Read and passed its sew
eral readings, engrossed and sent to the Senate.
MIR. Galloway, a bill to repeal sections As and SO,
OF chap. l07 of Revised Code. Read and referred
Mr.. Bridgers, a resolution to encourage the man.
uiscture Of rifles Laid over
Mr.. Russ, bill authorizing the raising special
company of cavalry, &c. Read and referred.
Mr.. Person, a bill to provide for coast deiences-
aPpropriating $500, 900 for said purpose
MIR. Mendenhall moved to strike out 100000,
and insert 100000, which the mover accepted,
and the bill was read, passed Its several readings,
was engrossed and sent to the Senate
Mr.. Blue, bill to amend the 1st sec. of Goth
chap. OF the Revised Code-authOriZng registers to
appoint deputies. Read passed its several readings
and sent to the Senate.
Mr.. Person from military committee reported the
resolution of Mr. Hayes with an amendment-whic
after discussion, passed to require that the ex
penSes of the transportation of articles sent to the
soldiers on Railroads. well as the passage of pri-
Yates furiOugh recruits and discharged privateS
be paid by the State. Read and passed its third
reading-yeas SO, nays 16.
Mr.. Fleming resolution exempting the State
Printer and his employees from militia duty during
the sitting of the Legislature. Read and passed its
several readings.
Mr.. Bowman's resolution limiting debate to five
minutes was withdrawn and renewed by Mr. Potts
Adopted.
Mr.. Clark, bill to amend the Revised Code, so
as to substitute the words Confederate States for
United States, &c. Read and laid over.
The unfinished business of yesterday was taken
up, being the militia bill, when the pay of the Adj
utant General in time of peace was fixed at 81 800
per year, and to hold Office for -four years from and
after the next regular session of the General Assem-
bly,. Various other amendments made to the
bill. Pending its consideration the House ad-
journed.