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

OenatoIs II II O'Clock, proceeded to vote, Messrs
natSheicr ana Blue experimenting the election it
"a For Mr.. Dortch, 80; Mr.. Person, 20; Mr.. Cling.
nam "a; w. A. Graham, 25; D. Outlaw. 7: VI.
": Avery, 81; Ihos. Bragg, IL /; Geo Davis 10;
J. W. Osborne, !; D. s. Reid, q; 8. p. Hill. 8: j.
II Aorehead, L. No election.
The report of the committee on report of Board
OF Claims, was taken up and read, and on motion
Of NJ. Henry, the two items claimed by the Will
minston Manchester and the Western n. e. Rail.
road were stricken out.
Mr.: Foy moved to strike out the claims Of Messrs
r S. McLane, and c. H. Barnum of Onslow coun-
ty, and called for the yeas and nays. They were
not stricken outAyeas 81, nays Al.
Mr.. Fleming offered an amendment to the report
OF the Board Of Claims, providing that all claimants
farther claim if they receive the amount adiudged.
Adopted.
Mr.. Person moved to re-insert the claims Of the
Railroads. Pending its consideration, the report
was recommltted
The bill to amend the act incorporating the town
OF Morganton was read and passed its several read.
ings.
The bill authorizing the stockholders Of Che F.v.
ettevihe and Northern Plank Road company, to
sell said Road, &C., passed its several readings
Mr.. Baxter OF the committee on propositions and
grievances, reported in favor of authorizing certain
free persons of color to enslave themselves
The bill fixing the salary of the Comptroller at
$1,000 per year, Was read, and on motion of Mr.
Waugh, was laid on the table,
On motion, the House then took recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The resolution of Mr. PEBBLES in relation to vol
unteers, was read and referred
The resolution in favor of I. w. Avent, read and
passed its several readings
The bill authorizing the Justices of the Peace in
Dupin county to sell lands, &c., passed its several
| readings.
The Senate bill concerning costs of caveated Wills
! and Tcstaments, read and passed
The bill to amend an act to Incorporate the n C.
Fibre Company, passed its several readings
The bill to incorporate Neville Hill Mining Com
pany, passed.
The resolution in favor of VIM. Clark, passed its
several readings.
The resolution authorizing sundry free negroes in
Madison county, to ensave themselves-psssed
The bill authorizing the raising of special vol
unteer cavalry company, passed its several readings
message was received from the Senate propos-
ing to 90 into the election of c. s. Senators. and
asking the concurrence of the House. The House
concurred, and proceeded to vote. as follows:
W. 1. Dortch II; s. j. Person 35 ". W. Avery
Il l. l.. Clngman %; W. A. Graham 26; David
Outlaw 6; Geo. Davis IL; scatter,ng7. No cleo
ten.
The bill in relation to Warrenton Savings Bank
was taken up and pending its considers alton,
The House adjourned to meet at o'clock to.mor-
row.
SENATE
"WEDNESDAY, Sept II, 1861.
Senate met at Q o'clock.
The journal of yesterday was read and approved
MIR. Slaughter from the committee on claims re-
ported back the resolutions in favor of Ben. Justice
F.! Il. X. Brown, Charles Byrd A. j. Davidson, j. G.
Crawford, Lieut.. R. c. Duval Hiram Gunter, and
L. Ii. Torrance, recommending their passage.
, MIR. Hall, from the military committee, reported
back resolution to pay the troops captured at
Hatteras recommending that it do not pass res
outon in favor of Lieuts. Duval Crossan and Cole.
! man. recommending its passage; resolution
corning leave of absence and a resolution concern
| ing the Quarterlnasters department. asking to be
discharged discharged. Also resolutions in favor
OF the soldiers, recommending their passage with
! amendments.
| Mr.. Sharpe from the committee on claims report
I'd back resolutions in favor Of Charles S. Mitchell
and Valentine Daniel, recommending their passage
Mr.. W orth introduced recommendation for JUS
tice of the Peace for Randolph. Concurred in.
On motion the rules were suspended and the res
olutions reported from the committee on claims in
favor of MITCHELL Daniel, Brown, Justice, Torrance,
! and others, put on their several readings and
passed.
MT. Hall Introduced OIL 10 increase the state
Troops one regiment of infantry and battalion of
artillery more. Laid over.
message was received from the House propo-
sing to so into an election for Confederate States
Senators at Il o'clock to-day. Concurred in.
message was received from the House announ-
cling the passage of bill to authorize the formation
Of company of Cavalry in Raleigh.
The hour having arrived to go into an election for
c. S. Senators, Me>srs. Barrnger and Pitchiord
fph on n he ole
The ballot resulted as follows, viz: ". W. Avery
10 votes David Outlaw IS; Geo. Davis ID w. I.
Dortch 10; Thos. L. Clinsman 5 Messrs Brown
and Person each. No election.
The consideration of the revenue bill was resumed
The Senate adjourned until this evening o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The revenue bill was again taken up and the
whole evening spent in the discussion of the 18th
section.