Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-30

Re.seed fx,tse That His Excelency the Governor, be
requested immediately to inform the Cossssioners Of
ther appointment and upon the refusal If Of them
to serve report the same Immediately the General A.
semA@y. .f--.-5ifs -, sssssss - -
M Avery Withdrew his motion and moved 70 lay The
business before the Senate she table for the
Carried
On motion of Mr. Bedsoe the Senate went into the con-
sideration of the message fron the House. &.
The resolutions read.
Messs Brown Avery and Thomas expressed their entire
appreciation of the resolutions.
Mt Turner Thought that members Of the Legislature
should not be appointed Commissioner =
Mr. Dobson said their services could be dispensed with
here. -. d
Mr. Turner opposed the sending of commission to Ala
bama she had left the Union.
VIZ. Ramsay moved division Of the question.
The Speaker decided that the question could not be d.
vided -rs.. --s- -.
Mr. Ramsay appealed from the decision of the Chair.
The Senate sustained the Chair.
The question recurring the proposition Of the House,
the vote resuted-yeas a3, nays l.
The resolutions then passed their third reading and we're
ordered to be enrolled.
Mr. Avery moved reconsider the vote and lay that mo-
ton on the table. $50 ...s- --.
On motion, the Senate then adjourned.
THE REMARKS MADE BY MR.. BLEDsoE,,
on FidaH IN regard to interpretation maze oy Me
STATE Journal. .''
Some weeks ago the Senator from jackson introduced
BILL and moved to prut 1t. The Senator from jackson
requested to withdraw my notion and said there was
no necessity for printing it, unless desired 10 MAKE WORK
for the Printer In indicating myself against the ntn
lie expense stated that had such object in view
that there necessity for making work for the Printer
that surpassed he hud quite much work Us ne cono a.
for that the Governors Message, and of the bills OF
Senate ordered be prnted-the one SIX or
eight aud the other eight ten days snce-and bad not
been returned.
The reporter of the STATE journal reported me incorrectly
and upon that report the editor of that paper charged me
with doing him injustice and called upon me to d" MN
justice in the public in which had done MN
the injury. Soon after attention was called 10 the
cargc in the Stdte Journal, called upon the frncpa'
Clerk Of the Senate for the purpose OF ascertanhg "
the journal of the Senate whether or not had oee MIS-
taken in reference the length of time which had
after the Senate had ordered the Message and bills 10 De
printed The Clerk furnished statement from the
Journal of the Senate which corroboraed the statement
previously made by the occasion alluded showing
that the reporter had msrepresented and that mad
done the editor of the dte y,urndt injury
carried the of the Clerk to the reporter OF tne
State Journal and he expressed himself satisfied that ne
had miSreported me- and assured ME that he wnu SD IN
form the editor of the Journal and endeavor to have the
correction made in that paper he reporter subsequently
informed that he had made the correction oray
to the editor but that he had written Gard over nus own
signature making statement OF the facts which 'ne CD
itor promised To publish but which he has failed to do
Now Mr.. Speaker instead of my having injured the edor
of the State ourna the editor IF that paper has done me
injury, far it in his power To do So ana sun
persists in doing Injustice to by refusing or failing 10
withdraw the charge that had injured him. when he knows
that the charge had foundation in truth II the edtr
he seemed manifest when he called upon ito just
To him. he would certainly d. what he is bound To do, If
an honorable man, withdraw the charge against me-