Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-29
The Sfaaaafd.
LEGISLATURES OF NORTH CAROLINA.
HOUSE Of COMMONS,

hOOSE COMMUNS.
FRIDAY, Jsh. ek 1851.
NIGHT SESSION.
The consideration Of the resolution Of SS. Newly to
send commissioners to Washington was 'tesetaed
The question was on Mr. festss' aihetRSent.
Mr. Person offered resoIuidh " substitute Tor me
whole for Joint see e9%hes o. TOUR Sa r on with
request 70 report on Monday riext,
r Aaynts opposed Substitute and hoped the orgi-
Mr. Marsh followed fAe sde he deprecated this
delay in acting on 50 Important matter Dy ei0gs'ns
Mr, Ess,es ssilEdrcw his amendment.
Mr.. CfuniHlere opposed Mr.. Persons substitute.
Mr.. Waters made remarks deprecatDg the delay IN
The business ef the House
Yssees made explanatory remarks the resolutions
Mr. Green of Franklin moved 10 refer the whole matter
to select committee Of fur with request to report al rs
NJ Mendenhall thought if the propositions concerning
commissioners divided the whole matter eouia DC
seFy easily arranged.
Mr.. Foy followed the same track.
Question on Mr. Green's of Franklin, motion to refer 10
q Committee of four. :. 9,
Mr. Crumper demanded the yeas and uays-resulted
yeas 81, nays II. nj,
The Chair announced rs the committee, Aessrs Hoke
Williams, Of Nash, Ferebee and Blue.
At their request NesSrs Fsrebee aud Blue were eA
cssed.
Messrs. Merrimon and Rogers appointed in their
place. Both asked to be excused and the request WAS
granted.
and accepted, and the committee retired. ,
The committee afterwards reported tIat they could not
charged. -'' N
The request acceded to, and Aessrs Brdgers and
Rogers appointed in their stead. -
message from the Seuate announced transmitting
bill for calling Convention of the people federal affairs
The bill read first time and Mr.. Faison moved to
suspend the rule and put the bill its second reading
Mr.. Davis Of Rutherford, demanded the and nays.
resulted yeas S. "a So the bill read the second
time.
Mr. Yeates moved strike 2ls February and insert
the 2Sth February
Mr. Marsh to amend BY inserting the 18th March, and de-
nanded the yeas and nays-resulted, yeas 81, So
The question required inserting the 2Sth and was
carried. The bill then passed second reading.
Mr. ieaes moved TO print, and made special order for
Monday Il o'clock. and it was cOncurred in.
The appOin tment of magistrates in Camden-pOsponed
till wednesday next O'Clock, p NJ
Mr. 1eaes pursuant notice, moved to take his
oluoa concerning public lands and demanded the yeas
and naysyeas ~ 81 So the House refused to take
up the resolution
READING.
The following bulls read third time and passed:
bill to amend the Revised Code chap. a. sections l6
ana IL concerning the circulation of sedliuus books
pers &c
concerning the reading ofthe daily records of courts
The bill extending the time for registering grants Deeds
dc, was read the third time when
Mr. Crumper moved an amendment excepting purchases
under execution and moved tn recOmmIt the bill and
amendment to the judiciary committee and the motion
prevailed.
An act to amend the charter of the JOuathaDS Greek
Turnpike Company read the third time
Mr. Hayes strenuouSy opposed the passage of the bill
Before the its final passage, the hour of ten
rived, and the House adjourned