Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-09-18

OutlaW, los w. W. avery, # adeorge Davis, IL
Messrs. Bragg and Dortch, each; Messrs Graham
and Clingman, each; Aessrs. Brown and Smith,
each. No election. 4=,. ~. - e
Mr.. Humphrey moved to reconsider the vote to
send message to the House proposing to adjourn
on Monday next q: M, and insert 9. p m. Car
ried. Ii .ss - ., y.
The insertion was made and message sent to the
House to that effect
Mr.. Hall introduced . resolution to pay off the
9Th and 10th regiments, N. G. volunteers.
Mr.. Fason presented memorial from the officers
Of the 10th regiment in relation to this subject and
praying for relief
On motion the rules were suspended and the res
olution put on its several readings. = -
Mr.. Hall offered substitute authorizing the pay
ment of all our regiments not paid.
Mr.. Taylor of Brunswick, moved to amend 50 as
to pay only the troops in North Carolina Adopted.
Mr.. Thomas of jackson, moved to amend SO as to
pay all the troops in and out Of the State Adopted.
Mr.. Ramsay moved to amend by requiring the
Governor to make requisition on the Confederate
Government to refund the money. Adopted and
the substitute amended passed its second reading
Mr.. Eure moved to amend by extending the pro-
visions of this resolution to all regiments, battaons
and companies, to be hereafter raised under the au
thorty of the State
The resolution as amended passed its third read
ing, when,
A motion was made to reconsider and lay that
motion on the table. Agreed to.
On motion a message sent to the House pro-
posing to 60 into an election for Confederate States
Senators forthwith.
o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The consideration of the revenue bill was re.
Sumed.
BILLS ON THEIR SECOND READING.
bill to enlarge battalion Of cavalry was taken
up and indefinitely postponed
resolution numbering the N. c. regiments was
taken up and indefinitely postponed.
resolution concerning the calling ont of the
militia was taken up and Indefinitely postponed.
A resolution to collect firearms, &C., was taken
up, with substitute, which was read and adopted,
and the resolution as amended passed its second
reading when the rules suspended, and the resou
ton passed third time.
A bill to allow the soldiers of this State to cleo:
their officers, was taken up and passed over nfor
mslly.
A bill for the relief of the Cherokees was taken
up and indefinitely postponed
A bill to repeal the stay law was taken up and
passed its second reading when the rules were
pended and the bill passed third time.
A resolution authorizing the payment of bounty
money to soldiers was taken up and passed. with
an amendment, when the rules were suspended and
the resolution passed third time.
4 message was received from the House concur
ring in the proposition to 90 into the election for
Confederate States Senators forthwith.
Mr. Copeland withdrew the name of Governor
Bragg
The ballot resulted as follows, viz: Hon. W. W.
Avery, 81; Hon. D. Outlaw, II; Geo. Davis, IA !;
VIM. T. Dortch, 10; Hons VIM. A. Graham and
Bedford Brown, 5 each; Hon. Thos. L. Clingman,
4; Hon. d. S. Reid, 8. No election.
bill to authorize the issue of small notes by the
Savings Bank Of Wilmington was taken up and
read, when,
Mr. Pitchford moved to amend by adding the Sa-
wing S Bank of Warrenton.
wings Bank Of Raleigh.
On motion, the bill was laid on the table, and a
bill to provide ways and means for the defence of
the State was taken up, authorizing the Public
Treasurer to issue small notes to the amount Of
$500, QUO.
On motion, the rules were suspended and the bill
put on its several readings
Mr.. Blcdsoe moved to amend by striking out
$500, O0O,' and inserting "$2 900 of the pro-
ceeds of which the Public Treasurer IS author
lied and required to pay North Cardinals quota of
the direct tax levied by the Confederate government
to the amount of s. 600 900 to be issued in notes of
81 to 800 and not higher" Lost.
The question required upon the passage Of the
bill on its second reading Passed ard the bi!l
read and pasSeda third time unanimously
| On motion, the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
morning . o'clock.