Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-15

baInger sao ina. me II ali us bearings but
denied that il would be one of treason
MIR Bedsoe said that he was Obliged the Senator from
Cabarrus for Correcting the OF his posi-
in his speech on the appropriation BILL that ne hao
uttered one sentiment calculated array class of
our citizens against another that when he had been so
covery charged he had denounced the charge base SIAN
dertia he favored the appropriation of to
the State for The purpose o putting the State in complete
position of defence against instruction well from in
vasion
Mr. Sharpe replied to Mr. Barringer said that if State
seeded the General Government had The right to coerce
her-that secession was rcb Iion and treason.
message was received from the House asking the imme-
dnte consideration of resolution which had passed that
body.
On motion of Mr. Sharpe the committee rose and through
their chairman Mr. Spegh reported progress and asked
leave sit again at Ii o'clock Report concur
red in
The Speaker resumed his scat
The resolutions received from the House were then read
They ask of the President aud of the Southern States that
the statu quo of all tending to occasion coi-
sion and concerning the forts and arSenas of the Nation,
be strictly maintained for the present. except to repel a
erosion.
Mr. Brown concurred in the resolutions.
Mr. Eure moved amend to substitute the resou-
tiOns of Mr. BledsOe introduced ON Saturday
Mr. Turner proposed to amend by sending Hon. w.
Graham and Hon. Thomas Ruflin, ST. Commissioners 10
the parties indicated in the House resolutions Mr. l. made
remarks at length on his amendment
After debate between MesSrs Bcdsoe Sharpe, Worth,
Erwin and Avery,
Mr.. Humphrey moved to lay on the table
Mr.. Outlaw moved TO adjourn Carried, ana tue oenate
adjourned
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
House met at l01i o'clock.
Journal of Saturday read and approved.
The committee on enrolled bills for the week was an
nOuuced rs follows: Messrs Watson Green oi ouany'
Potts Winslow, and Clark OF Davidson -
Mr. Clark of Craven by unanimous leave OF The House,
introduced bill for the calling Of State cnnveuton-pru-
vides that the question of convention shall be put To the
people, and the time elect delegates tn meet IN
case the people decide for cOnventOn the time OF cleo
ton delegates and Of meeting of convention being lett
blank The bill referred TO the Committee OF the whole,
and ordered to be printed
By Mr. Blue the proceedings of two meetings IN Rich
mond county, in favor of q Constitutional Union.
By Mr. CuwleS the proceedings of a meeting in ladkn,
in favor of a Constitutional Union.
Bv Mr. Waugh, of Union meeting in Surry county.
The hour the special order being the resolution OF
Mr. Love Jackson against the coercion seeding State
bv the General Government,
The committee on federal relations made report the
Mr. Marsh offered an amendment to the amendment pro-
posed by the committee. also against coercion.
amendments and make them the special order for toor-
row at II O'Clock agreed to-
Mr. Harris moved to print Mr.. Marshs amendment
adnped
Petitions and Memorials resumed
Nv MIR Wnugh the procecdinys of meeting of citizens
of S,rrv and SIokes in favor nf Union
Rv NJ V,rb H. rrocnsiings f meeting in Beaufort
in favor of Constitutional Uninn
prpnprS or cowur1rEEs
By Mr. Wuuoh fT,m the COMMITTEES ON corporatons re-
,orad nm tho iii IN inc,rr,t ill., F,va.yle Light In.
nntry Volunteer Companr Mt Fayetterile recommending
lis massage
By Mr. Williams of Nash the memorial from A. J.
Tanwat,r witness in the case of the State against Christ.
mas asking 10 be relieved from its further considerations
Concurred in
Rr tha s,r,o tho rosoIr,i,, in favor nf I l. Ward of
pix recommending its pas,ape
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