Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-02-02

Also a message announcing their adherence 10 .ns
nToposiug committee of conference. Aeceded to-
Ir bullock moved send message to the Senate pro
posing to 60 Immediately INTO an e'ec' rn The mo-
MI. Marsh nominated Hon. s. H. Rogers.
Messrs Clark of Craven. and Tapscot obtained leave
! absence after to-day until Monday next. sor
Mr. HILL from the committee on banks reported 9niav"r
ably on the bill Incorporate the BuncomDe SAVING
Rank the bill TO incorporate the bank of Asheye ana the
bill to incorporate the Edgecombe Savings Bank
Bv Mr. HAYES resolution to print IS copies Of the Con-
| yeniion bill for each member of the House Adopted.
ResoinHd Sv The General assembly of North CarOnG
That if all efforts to reconcile the unhappy diIerece
listing between the two sections of the country snaI PITY
abOrtiye then in the opinion of The General Assem1H,
every consideration of honor and interest demands th
NorthCarona shall unite her destiny with The saVen"'u
ing States of the South.
message was received from the Senate corGurring IN
the proposition TO into the election of u D. Sena'or' a
| nominating Hon. Bedford Brown.
Messrs Bullock aud Marsh appointed to superIn'
tend the election part of the House. who aerw"9 IT
ported, whole number Of votes la of when non;
Clngman received 81, Hon. s. H. Rogers H. io. neu"u
Brown 6, Hon. VIM A Graham IL, aud Is DIVIDED among
nine other names Leo
The of Hon. Bedford Brown was wltndr"wh oeioe
The consideration of Mr. HIPS resolution resumed
Mr. Farrow moved to lay un the table, and II was 'Fe'
humber of other amendments were Offered by Messrs
Liles CrumpIer. Merrmon, Yeates aud Others wn'"h
rejected ON votes by yeas aud nays
Mr. Clark. of Craven, offered the following SUBSTITUTE
ReoiUed That in the opinion of this General Assembly,
the State convention if assembled should every effort
to reconcile the present unhappy differences existing De
tween the two tons of the confederacy and possible
reestabsh the Union of the States and to tins end the
said convention should exhaust means before enter
tanning propositions for the withdrawal OF North-CaroIna
from the Uuion.
Mr. Clark demanded the yeas and nays, which were re-
| corded as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Barriugrr. Booth, Bowman, Burgn, Can
nady Carson Clark of Craven Clark of Davidson Cowles
Crumper Davis of Rutherford, Dickson, Ewell Farrsw,
Ferrebee, Folk, Foust GATHER Gorre Green of Chat
ham, Green, of Sany, Guthrie Harris, HAYES Henry
Horton, Jordan Latham, Lilies Love of ackSn McCieee
| Marsh, Martin, Merrimun Newly Patterson Perkins,
Pondexter Rogers, Russ, Shober, Ser, Small, Waugh,
Whehprst WuSow and Yeates-4T.
Ny-Messrs Albriiton, Autry Barrow, Bachelor liax-
ter Branch, BridgerS, Bullock, Bynum, Cheek, Cline,
Crawford, Davis, of Baden Davis Of Halifax, Davis, OF
Green, of Franklin. Hail. Hill, Hoke, jenkins, kailum,
Lemmouds Logan, Love of Haywood, Mcmillan MeureS,
Mitchener Mordeca Padgett, Pearson PEBBLES. Person
Pope. Potts Shaw Slade, Tapsc"tt. Watson White Wiki
srSOu Williams of Cumberland, Williams Of Nash, Wis
hart, Wrthers, Woolen. aud Wright-52
Motions pOSpnne and TO lay the table eected
Nr Clark Of Craven proposed that if the words OF the
South stricken from Mr.. Hills resolution he would
| 60 for it. Mr.. H. accepted the amendment
Mr.. Merrimon objected TO the resolution He said the
Legislature had authority take the matter IN their
hands, peculiarly the business of the Peep i'll
Convention say what they would adopt that the
consideration of this resolution had already consumed
much tme and cost the Stale three four hundred dol
lars and after the resolution is passed would have no
| more weight than resolution passed by any political
| meeting.
tion on the second reading Carried yeas 81 nays s.
Mr. Hill then moved 10 suspend the rules and put the
resolution its third reading and the motion did not pre-
! vai-yeas 49, nays Al, wanting two thirds.
Mr.. Blue obtained leave of absence until Monday next.
Mr.. Meares gave notice that Tomorrow he would
amendment to the rules Of the House by inserting
| provision for a call of the previous question.
Mr. Aubrey called up his resolution for sending mes
sage the Senate proposing adjourn the LIST at March.
Mr. MAJ tin offered amendment by inserting sth Of
| February.
| Mr. Foy by inserting the 18th
Mr. Love- of Jackson moved tn lay the whole matter
| the table. Lnst-yeas 80, nays -.
Mr.. Waters moved TO send to the Senate pro-
posing to raise joint select committee to report day for
! adjournment, and the motion prevailed.
| Bills introduced, read and referred a follows
By Mr. Perkins, bill for the relief OF persons suffering
on account of the burning of the public records in Pitt
! Goes on the calendar.
! By Mr.. Ward, a bill for the relief of Leah White
By Mr. Logan bill in favor of the surees If the late
sheriff of Surry To committee propositions and grev
Bv Mr. Fleming, bill to authorize Nelson PAt erson,
free negro to ensave himself To committee slaves and
By Mr. Wooen bill TO prevent the sale of liquor with
in two miles of LenOir Institute in the county of LenOr
! To committee propositions and grievances
By Mr. Tapscct, bill concerning the election Of Con-
stables The rule suspended the bill passed its
cral readings, and ordered To be eugroSSed.
BY Mr.. Horton, bill TO lay off public road in Wilkes
; and Watauga. This bill read the second time and
placed on the calendar
Mr. Davis of Rutherford from Il committee the it,
dietary, rrp"rted favuraby bill refer the abolition
Il" jury trials in Cleaveand I" the magistrates in tn:
county.
! The House then took until O'Clock p VI.
! NIGHT SESSION.
message received from the Senate Transmitting
memorial from citizens of Halifax cnunry against the pas
{ sage of stay law.
/ Also, message transmitting engrossed resolution re-
questng the Governor la have published in all The papers
of the State the bill passed By the General As
semby and to have 81 c"peS"f the printed for each
county the State. The.re<oIuun read first time
The substitute for the military Code reported BY the
military committee being The special order was taken up
! and
/ On motion of Mr.. H"ka, postponed to o'clock.
The next special order the j'aSreil Railroad Bill was
then taken up proposes build road from the Com
panys Shops the \. C. Railroad the Of Milton
Mr. Hill explained the nature aud designs of the bill
! Messrs Person and MeareS opposed it.
The question then put its second reading and
! did not pass-yeas A. nays ~.
Mr. MeareS from the committee internal imprnr MIS-
| Fear River.
Mr. PEBBLES moved reconsider the vote by which the
CaSwell railroad bill rejected.
Mr.. Meares moved to lay the motion the table, but
! beinre the vote taken
The House again took up the military BILL
Mr. MerrimOn moved TO amend the first Sectinn
white male citizens only subject military duy and the
motion prevailed
Other amendments we're offered and rejected
The question was then put and the bill passed its second
reading
Mr. Hoke moved make the bill the special order for
Tuesday next at IL O'clock and the motion prevailed
The consideration of Caswel railroad bill resumed
| the question being Mr. Meares' motion lay the
/ lost
question 10 reconsider was tnen put ana carried
yeas b9 nays 70. So the vote considered.
Mr. Ward moved amendment To the BILL To prevent
connection with Virginia road under forfeiture of char
acter
Mr.. Aeares moved to amend, by making the gage the
same as that of the n. C. railruad
Mr. Bachelor opposed the bill He thought it better
than the DanviIe connection far the interests of the
central road concerned and he looked upon the amend
ment concerning the connection barrel thrown To the
whale; as no imagined the charter would be taken
away after the road in operation. should the
| ton he made.
Mr.; Davis, of Mecklenburg spoke in favor of the bill
He wished in order that the people of his section might
have better market, a choice of markets
Mr. Person moved to strike out "companys shops" and
insert Hillsboro', and defended the amendment.
Mr.. Hill said the adoption of the amendment would be
equivalent TO the death of the bill
MIR. Tapscott defended the bill in its present form.
Mr.. Persons amendment not adopted.
The question then ON the passage of the bill its
secUnd reading.