Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-11
The STANDARD.
LEGISLATURE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
TExTRA SESSION.
SENATE.


Prayer by the Rev. j. NJ Atkinson.
The Jsarnal was read and approved.
Mr. Kali from the Judiciary, committee reported
back the following bills and resolutions VIZ res
olutiea concerning alien eneE,ies, recommending
that At do pass bill to amend the lOI chap. he
visesa Code, and bill concerning wills and tesla
aseatS, recommending that they do pass; OIL 10
collect inSolveRt taxes, recommending that II "o
bass; bill in favor of A. b. Long, recommending
that it do pass; bill to repeal the stay law anu
bid concerning the CherokecS with SUBSTITUTE re-
c,mmending that they do not pass resolution
rendering troops to the Confederate States, ana nl
tn take the sense of the people on the re-aSsem0ng
of the Convention, recommending that 1t dO not
mass: and bill to repeal the 10th section OF the
65th chapter Revised Code recommending that 1t do
pass
A message was received from the House announ-
cling the confirmation of sundTy recommendations
for Justices of the Peace, for Sampson Richmond,
Bladen and Surry. The message was concurred ill.,
Mr.. Dockery presented a recommendation Tor JUS
tees of the Peace for Robson connty.
Mr. Outlaw moved to suspend the rules to put
the bill repeal the 10th section lOI chapter he-
vised Code, on its several readings Carried.
Mr. Outlaw moved to amend so that the bill might
90 into effect from and after its ratification Adopted
and the bill as amended passed its several readings
Mr. Brown from the committee on banks report
ed back bill concerning the RoNboro' bank, recon-
mending that it do pass.
Mr. Hall on behalf of the military committee ask
ed leave to sit during the session. Granted.
Mr. Thomas of jackson, from the internal i'm
provement committee, reported back the bill to IN
corporate the Charlotte and Southwestern Railroad
with amendments bill 20 amend the charter OF the
LeaksrIlle and Greensboro Railroad, with an amend
lnent recommending that they 20 pass
Mr.. Worth from the finance committee, reported
back resolution to issue State boriS from $40,
$40, to so bills to the amount of Sl,OO0oOO, re-
commencing that it do not pass; bill to provide
ways and means for the defence of the State; and
bin from 5 TO- $50 To 5 % bills, tn the amount
of $500 600 recommending that they do pass; bill
tn authorize the issue of due bills by :hc town oil
Wilmington, recommending that it 90 not pass; a
resolution to provide \. Z. quota of the direct tax,
and memorial from lredell exempt soldiers from
poll tax, deemed expedient.
Mr.. Waugh moved to send message to the House
proposing to go into an election of Confederate
States Senators at / o'clock, to morrow. Adopted
Mr.. Waugh moved to make the Dill TO abolish the
Convention the order of the day tomorrow II
O'Clock, and the yeas and nays being demanded,
it was lnst-yeas-ll, nays q.
Mr.. Burton introduced bill to repeal the 9th
sec. 33d chap. Revised Code Referred 10 Judiciary
committee.
Mr. Gather introduced a bill to keep in operation
a corumOn school in district No ~, Burke.
Mr.. Walker moved to take up resolution COM
pcnsating the Cadets of the n C. Military Institute
as second class drill masters. Carried.
The resolution taken up with an amendment
FROM the committee, when
Mr.. Thomas Of Jackson, moved to amend so as to
pay'them only while they acted rs drill masters, 10
he certified to by their commanding officers. Passed
Mr.. Gambler novel TO amend by giving the prl-
Yates in service s. extra $l6 per month. Lost.
Mr.. Turner moved to amend by adding all other
Cadets acting as drill masters.
Mr.. Ramsay moFed to amend By adding Statesve
Cadets.
Mr.. Shaw moved to amend by refundng money
received to the drill master of company Z. first rcgi
ment volunteers.
Mr.. Outlaw offered substitute paying the Cadets
$ll per month. Adopted.
Mr.. Walker moved 20 reconsider and la" the mo-
ton on the table Passed.
A bill to amend the charter of the Cheraw and
Coalfeds Railroad, taken up and read the third
time.
Some debate occurred upon the passage Of this
bill
Mr.. Hall opposed it, while Messes. Dowd and
Thomas of Jackson, advocated it. Pending the dis
cuSsion,
4 motion made to adjourn. Withdrawn.
4 message from the HoIsc was received announc-
ing that the House concurred in the SenatcS propo-
sitlon to go into the election of g. s. Senators to-
morrow, at II o'clock. also announcing the appoint
ment of R. II. Whitaker, Esq, assist clerk of the
House.
Mr. Hall from the committee on military officers
reported back the resolution in favor of Capt. ID. r.
Moores company of cavalry. which laid over.
On motion, the Senate adjourned until to morrow
O'clock.