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

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Mr. Turner spoke in defiance Of his amendment.
Mr. Avery thought tho Senator wa inclined 70 dictate 70
the Convention Notwithstanding his declaration to the
/ contrary. $500 80
Mr. Thomas fJaskson thought Che amsadmsnt was In
Mr. Turner rejoiued 10 favor of his amendment.
Mr. Sharpe spoke 10 favor Of the amendment
MT Turner called the yea. and n.!,
Mr. Ramsay offered an amendment naming the 9TH OF
March as the day for the holding Of the election
would vote for bin calling Convention, unless it gave
The people full opportunity TO express their opinions larry
Mr. Avery replied to the Senator. He said that whether
Carolina left the Union or not civil war Was 'nev
shs could not and would De oresd 70 take
part it. He had hope for the Union ana had enter
tanned since the Charleston Convention He said that
the South had always lost by making and that
the day for concession and compromise bad passed.
Mr. Brown replied tn Mr. Avery expressing devotion to
the Union and sanguine hope ofits coutinuanc
lie spoke at length staesmanlike and patriotic st. L.
would s1s be- adjusted in short e and
he was opposed to any that Looked towards dis
solution Of the Union and its attendant evils civil war and
the Senator fum Burke that be one Of the strnget
Union the SENATE handed down to poserity and to
his children us legacy He thought it the duty of the
President to collect the all the seeding States,
but did believe policy in the general government to
seeding State. although perhap: he might have
the right He would discuss the question Is to wheh'
| er the right existed or not .sy -.
| Mr.. R,msays motion was ost-yeas II, nays 2s
to amend By having the ySes '.si
| Union" ' r-- cps .,.t
After some debate the amendment reectedyeas Is,
Mr Sharpe offered 40 amendment postpouing the snb'
mission of the question TO the people until the ordinances
of the Convention shall have been advertised one MONTH
Mr.. Slaughter moved to I'D journ -
Mr., Lane CHILLED for the yeas aud nays
| The Senate refused to adjourn yeas 9, nays 80:
Mr. Shapes amendment was rejected w. nays ~, 70
Mr. En- pdpdw aSt
original bi-yeas 81, nays TO-
The question recurring passage of the bill its first
| reading, Mr. Brown called for the yeas and nays
| The bill passed its first reading 81 mays g.
Mr. Avery moved to suspend the rules, and put the bill
on its second reading
Mr.. Outlaw moved to adjourn.
| The yeas and nays were called.
The motion lost.
The rules were suspended
Mr.. Slaughter moved to adjourn Rejected.
The bill was read the second tinie
MIR Moehsad moved to adjourn. Not adopted-yeas ls,
| nays 81.
! The bill passed its second reading.
On motion the bill made the special order for to-
morrow at ~ o'clock.
Mr.. Walker moved to adjourn
Mr.. Slaughter called the yeas and nays.
The motion was lost.
Mr.. Mnrehead moved TO reconsider the vote.
Mr.. Bedsoe moved TO Law the motion on the table.
Mr. outlaw moved ADJOURN Carried, and the Senate
| adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
| The House met ut 10 O'Clock
Pnyer by Re7. skinner.
MEMORIALS
Mr. arrnger presented the proceedings in Montgomery
by Mr. Russ the memorial Of citizens Of Wake. against
| forming the c,uuty Of nobbin
BY Mr. Wright The proceedings of two public meetings
| in Cumberland.
REPORTS OF coxxIr1gKs
! Mr.. Baxter from the committee on propositions and
grievances, reported unavnrably bill to alter the d.
vidng line between Rutherford and Polk Countless and f
voraby bill concerning the pnor in Forsyt county
Mr.: Fleming from the committee internal improve
nents reported back the bill 10 incorporate the Satesvlle
and Tennessee Ralrnad, with amendment, and rec'm-
Mr. Waugh from the committee corporations, report
ed back the bill to Incorporate the Concord Copper Mining
Company, with an amendment and recommending lis pas
sage.
| BY Mr. Newly. resolution appointing Commissioners
to Washington the 4ih of February TO meet Commits
sioners m other States settle sectional difficulties
| The resolutions name, Commissioners. Hon. Thomas
Rufin, Wilam A. Grahan, Weldon n Edwards, Kenneth
Rayner and Edwin G. 9eade.
| Nr Fagg moved to substitute the name Of N. W. Wood
! fin tor that of E. g. Reade.
Mr.. Pudgeit moved strike all the and let
| the Commissioners be elected by the Legislature.
Resolutions the same subject by Mr. Bachelor were
Mr. Hill said these resolutions ought to the committee
The Chair decided t,at the House had consented to the
Mr.. Williams of Nash, moved postpone scon now.
and make the resolutions the special order for
~ 0el"ek; ;,,;o, x;..,.., J., .,,,,,, H.,
! lut0ns
/ MIR. Newly willing put of until ,o-mnrrow; he
had offered the resolution measure aud hoped
would be adopted.
Mr. Frrebee defended tn. resolutions md thought there
relation between the resolutions and the Conv.i-
tim bill. He hoped that action would be had
practicable.
; Mr.. Bachelor moved a reference to the commtte on
federal relations with request ~ report at early day
which Mr.. Williams of Nash accepted for his motion.
Mr. Ransom renewed the motion Ia consider It at 10Y
! Ucnck tomorrow.
Mr. wished the matter acted on at once be expect.
ed for the resolutions and also for the Convention
bill. when the time comes.
Mr. Bullock saw use fur commissioners Washing
ton until the Legislature shall decide the C'nventn.
Mr. Crunplcr defended the resolutions and though, that
if the commissioners TO be SEM, they should be a
pointed at
Mr. Hill unwilling to send the Commissioners 10
Washington while the State is not in situation t" decide
upon The action that the Commissioners assent to.
The question required on Mr. Ransom 5 motion 10 post
pone until tomorrow 10y 0cnck
Mr. Latham demanded the yeas and nays, which being
ordered. resulted-ycas SO. nays 50
Mr. Green of franklin moved that the resolutions toge
ther with Those BY Mr. Batceur be printed Concurred in
by Mr. Jordan, resolution to auorize loan Of $'"pu
to the udson Female Seminary in Henderson, county Re-
crred to committee on propositions and grievances
FIRST REFERRED.
BY Mr. Hayes, bill to to incorporate the Marble Greek
! Copper Company.
BY Mr. Farow. bill to amend the charter Of the Fair
field Land Company in Hyde
Bv Mr. PEBBLES bill to compensate the Of slaves
executed bv law.
BY Mr. Fason bill to provide for the private execution
By Mr. HAYES, bill to Incorporate the Hiwassec Mann.
featuring Company.
BY Mr. Fugg two bills to establish two public roads
in Madison
BY Mr. Shobcr. bill for paying half fees to officers in
Gulford county in certain cases.
BY Mr. DAVIS of Meckenburg. bill to incorporate the
Charlotte and Southwestern Rar,ad Company.
BY Mr. Gather, bill for the sale If certain public 10,
in the town of Statesvllle.
by Mr. Waugh bill providing for taking dispositions in
certain cases
BY MI jenkins. bill reducing the tax billiard tables
and bowling alleys, at kittrelis Springs
e Iurksp incur ptin0t he nck
son Mining Company
BY Mr. Marsh bill to amend the charter of the town
Of Washington.
By Mr. Siler bill to Incorporate the Macon Mining
!