Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-16

BY Mr. Gorre resolution setting apart next Saturday
to appnnt Justices of the Peace Agreed to-
By NJ. Wishar resolution IN favor Of Reubin King
lato sheriff of Robeson. Referred to the committee on
BY Mr. Williamson, resolution in favor of Lewis Viii.
lamson, late sheriff Of Columbus county To committee
on claims.
BY Mr. Logan, resolution in favor of Benz Justice of
cleveland. To committee on claims.
BY MT. Davis OF Meckenbnrg ins,rucsng aha e"mmee
constitutes against this State. Referred according
BILLS INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TINE.
BY Mr.. Pondexer bill To prevent obstruction in north
prong Of Bellows creek To COMMITTEES on propositions
BY Mr.. Crumpler, bill to allow Frances Russell. free
negcs to return to the State TO committee PROPOSE
tions and grievances.
By Mr.. Merrimon, a bill to incorporate the Sulphur
Springs Hotel Compauy and by the same bill to incor
pirate the Sulphur Springs Manufacturing Company To
committee on corporations
.urees Of John s. Willis was then taken up and on mo-
ton Of Mr. Wright the rules suspended and it passed
ts second and third readings aud ordered to be en-
crossed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS RESUMED
By Mr. Padget bill to alter the line between the conn.,
ties Of Rutherford and Polk To the committee on propo
sitions and grievances.
By Mr. Love Of Jackson bill to amend the charter al
the Tuckaseegee and Keowee Turnpike Company To the
committee on Cherokee lands and western turnp'kcs.
n branch Of Cape Fear and Goshen To the
mitee on propositions and grievances.
Mr. Clark Of Craven, moved to take up the bill in favor
On motion Of Mr. Clark the rule was suspended and The
bill read the second and third times and passed
BY Mr. Shaw, a bill to establish public landing on
Great Swamp creek in Robson county To committee on
propositions and grievances.
Mr. Ferguson moved to take up the bill to prevent OBJ
sructons Salmon creek Agreed tn, and after some dis
cusson the bill passed its second and third readings and
was ordered to be engrossed.
By Mr. Merrmon bill to extend the time of perfecting
land titles in certain and On motion the rules was
suspended and the bill passed its several readings and
dered to be engrossed.
BY Mr. Bullock, a motion to take up the resolution Of
Jonas Cline collect arrearages of Several amend
mens were offered and motion of Mr. Ferrebee the
whole matter referred to committee the Judiciary
Mr. Taylor asked and obtained leave to take up the bill
to prevent the sale of liquors near Hayw Male and Fe
male Academy the rules suspended andathe bill was
read the second and third times and passed
The committee enrolled bills reported several bills as
correct which signed the Speaker and sent for sig
nature to the Senate.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS RESUMED
Bv Mr. Wishar bill to amend the charter of the town
Of LumberOn To committee on the judiciary.
BY Mr. Logan bill to allow justices of Ceare'and c'nn-
ty courts to abolish restore jury trials III the county
c"urs Of that county To committee on the JUDICIARY
by Mr. Wright. bill to incorporate the Flrence and
Fayetteville Railroad Company To the committee on in
terna Improvements
by Mr.. Barrow, bill concerning the poor of Forsyth
county To the committee propositions and grievances
BY Mr.. Stanford, bill to Incorporate Warren L.'ge. A
Y: NJ, Of Dupn county. To the Committee on private
BY Mr. Marsh bill to authorize the organization Of
volunteer Company in the town Of Washington TO the
committee on corporations
Bills SECOND AND READINGS
On motion Of Mr. PEBBLES. the bill to alter the place Of
holding Wardens Courts in the county Of Northampton
was read the second and third times and passed
MI cafes gave notice that he would on rrid@ next
take his resolution concerning the distribution Of the
public lands.
On motion of Mr. POTTS. the bill amended BY the
mtee. to Incorporate the Cha ham Mining Company
put on its several readings aud passed
The bill to incorporate kilwinnie Lodge, A. Y NJ in An
ssn, and
A.. T,,,S
pike Company each passed the second readings
Also the bill To refund 10 j. 5. Ives certain moneys
paid as taxes
Also the bill to abolish jury trials in the county of Wa
tauga.
Also the bill repeal chap 40 Revised Code concern
ing day Of executions of Justices processes so far as il
plies to Chatham county.
Mr. Clark moved ouru and the motion did not pre-
vail.
The following bills then passed the second reading:
The bill to incorporate the Mchells Peak Turnpike
Company.
The bill to incorporate the Carrolton Copper Mining
Company.
The bill for the relief Of Ellen Ransom
The bill 10 Incorporate the Gibs,n Hill Mining Company.
On motion of Mr. Waugh, the House adjourned.
SENATE
Moxp.r. january 18th. 1861.
The Senate called to order at l0i1 o'clock, N.
Journal of yesterday read
Mr. Turner presented resolutions condemnatnrr "f the
seizure of Fort Caswe by ct1sns Of N"r;hCaro:nu.
prnnonncing be act illegal aud wong.
M sa M ne . ma ms , n
~ ,h IL go; - ~ =, -, a. ~. ~, h ~, IA.
,, ,e ee .ne;os I'M; , III. .'e . IT. IN dIn
,, g. :, hd @ t '""Se ~ Isl. Nv ' 'h ~ .s ~
,h""h ,t n, H. o ;",s ~ o" S,s -, =, ' ne
~ d;s,n ,a. '"e ~ sn"na ,''"''e! "PP'"'e
VI NJ Tr". ,a.S MS t; P'"S sL a..
W.T. turner suspended ms renarks 'he h""r T." ehs'd-
eri M me spec'ni "roer nav'ng arrived
~; ~" ~ p,s ~ H. S.,o m -. VA =, ~ ~.
'"n he voice OF ,he people Of me "e 10 reGar" y" canG
convention ah9 'or other purposes. neai ana ordered
10 ne re printed.
Inc senate lhen weni mo c"mm'',re OIL me wnoe On
tne convention Dill aud amendments MI apcsh' !" The
1nns' 49,,
Mr. Avcrys resolution to amend the substitute to the bill
BY submitting any act which the Convention might pas. in
regard to dissolution of The connecf"n OF
with the federal Cnin to the people of the State for their
ratification or rejection, was read
At the request of Mr. Outlaw the substitute read for
I information.
i Mr. horehead said that rs act Of the Convention
10 be submitted TO the people, he thought that all shonld
BE-, and proposed such an alteration in the amendment.
Mr. Avery said that he opposed to tho Conventions
considering anything other than federal relations and
that il he accepted the proposition the Senator from Gull
| ford. it might be otherwise implied.
Mr. Turner ennured of thu So,at,r fr,r, Rurto H..