The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-06-19

the special order for Tomorrow l2 O'clock,
Nj. aud the motion prevailed.
Mr.. Howard, from the military committee,
reported back the resolution for arming aud Z
equpping SIX months volunteers, with a.
mendments, aud recommended its passage.
Lies over day under the rule.
The unfinished business Of Saturday was
then taken up, being the report Of the finance
commiuee to establish Board ct Claims.
Mr.. Myers, who had the floor when this
question was last under consideration re. !
sumed his remarks. lie said he did not
wish TO make speech, but would offer to a
mend the report BY making the Treasurer,
Comptroller aud Attorney General the Baard
10 an,lit the claims within the scupe Of the or.
dinance.
The motion made on Saturday to recom-
nit, was then put and decided IN the ailir
native, and the ordinance with the amend.
nenis we're reeemmitted to the committee.
The following resolutions heretofore offer.
ed. we're taken up AMI proceedings had there.
IN as Indicated.
The resolution for committee to report
concerning an amendment to the Constitu-
lion requiring property qualification to
hold nilice. Passed
The resolution making certain inquiries
Of tie Adjutant General concerning number
Of trnops, &c., passed over informally.
The resolution for Court OIL Claims to
adjudicale claims for negroes lost in the war.
Laid upon the table.
an ordinance deelaratire of the right Of
secession, passed over informally.
\ resolution concerning 4 change IN the
basis Of representation, read aud passed 70
second reading.
4 resolution 10 pay shefiils tie expense,
for holding election o. delegates % the Con.
yentinn. passed 10 the third reading.
The resolution for printing 400 copies u
army regulations. Passed over informally.
The resolution requiring the Treasurer 10
furaish tabular statement Of ttxrs far the
last five years, was modified b, substituting
" Comptroller" FOE i" Treasurer" aud passed.
On motion Of Mr. Johnson. ii Mrcklen-
burg, thu Jewish disability bill was taken up
aud read tie second time. On motion u Nj.
/ Rogers the resolution Was made the special
order for tomorrow u o'cluck.
TUESDAY lune ! i.
i PRAYER hy the Rev. ]. ". Fucker.
| The President annuunred communication
I from Wharton J. Green, Esq, rendering IL
| the Conseniinn. tor and in belsifol The State.
mirbIt bust Of John G. Calhoun, from pIa..
ter cast from life, BY our di,l nsaished roun-
TRUMAN. Powers.
On motion II NJ. feaahle. committee 81
three was appointed 10 receive the bnsf. to-
day, at four o'clock. in this Hall, and Inc
President appointed Messr,. Neaablr, 1tusr.
aud Smith u Halifax.
Mr.. GRAHAM offered an ordinance 70 pro.
sde lnr tie transfer 81 the array AID ni.t for.
crs Of the State ~ the Confederate stier-'
Ga,ernmeni. aud 10 sn.pettl enli.tmeHt- an.
der State antiquity. Ordered ~ be pflniri.
aud made The special order ior ifiIay Il -.
! II / , o'clock. W.
Sir. Bggs presented a resointfn instruct
ing he military committee Il inquire nro
tic cApeditne, Of Ee,.uc.ng the pay u mali-
iaty officers.
sir Rulfin offered resolution. looking Ia
an amendment IT the Constitution. - a. g
limit Tie General i..errbl. ~ .athafikisg
the issue IL ~ 81 credit. Lab! oil TIE T.
Die ani ordered 20 be printed.
On mnti1n uf Mr. Frrrbee. biz ordinance
fnt tie e,taJii.iius q Court 81 C,auu., va.
iakea irnm tue isBle.
Mr. Badger thuBgbt that M, ortliDanc,
, should moi BE- passed. ile sad IL wont
commit tie state 10 The payment u 80 To-.
:, .es sustained BY private ndatlllis dufln.
the war.
NJ. Ferehee mentioned occurrences If III,
stampede u Save. 10 Virginia iad Florida
10 the enemy camp. AID itpagiH ihl. nl >
sure would iiste ies,lrury u .tap II.
Mr.. Craig uppased tie reimbursement a a.,
> principle ihd tie state !. responsible III
property Int BY MIr. .. ~ bells,e. ilis d.
dinauee duPs.
]: VIZ. Asle dill not understand IND pfilrsnr,
= as endorsing such pr.neipie-it VII. mere
q ii a measure of retaliation. g prevent inja
: rir, % the private prrpgfty II ugr riiizens.
Mr.. Badger commented % Tie ordinance
10 show thar Il would be al saljl .einrut .
!. that principle.
/ Mr. Gprrel said be Va. 10 htur u Is,
: object contemplated il The ordinance, bu
thought the details might be better shaped
3 80 as TO meet the views 81 gentlemen, am
!. that the committee might put the matter il
. the right shape.
; Mr.. Ruihn opposed the ordinance and g8vi
GfhsHH1 WY hE tAhAAWA ~ WINK 7 y MstA#t
!. be IN Tie nature u ~ insurance b. tie sat,
. u TIE slaves that may De exposed. aal max,
: the owners less careful II remove them "a
j nf tie Way.
i The honr having arrived. Tie special Or
der was taken w, being lbe Jewish di.abili
? II bill
E The amendment Of Mr. Rufin, whlcl
e strikes ont and inserts word. in the seetioi
7 - a. to render eligible 10 bold uilite, an,
one who believe. 10 God, and d5f. net de-
! nv the divine Authenticity 81 Tie old an,
New Testsments, &C., was read lDr ini0tiaa
/ ton.
] The question was then put 81 VI. Raw
. ner'. amendment, and il was rejected yeas
: il, nays 40.
Mr. Rafin then offered bis amendment.
. Considerable discussion ensused thereon
> when the question on lie amendment va
!. put.