Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-29

reQHeSted immediately TO INFORM tue OOn'ih'eoS.S
appointment and upon the refusal of any one oil 'hem
to serve report the Immediately to the General as
Mr. Avery withdrew his motion and moved TO lay the
business before the Senate the table for the
1 Carried. Al, - :
! sderstion of the message from the House.
= The resolutions were read
Messrs Brown, Avery and Thomas eHprssseo 'ne e"ie
appreciation of the resolutions
MIR. Turner thought that members oil The Legislature
should not be appointed Commissioners, ,, in
Mr. DobsOn said their services could be dispensed WIN
Mr. Turner opposed the sending of commission to Alb
! bama as she had left the Union.
| Mr. Ramsay moved division OF the question: ,
The Speaker decided that the question could not be d.
! vded
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 S3, nays ].
The resolutions then passed their third reading ana we're
. ordered to be enrolled.
Mr. Avery reconsider the vote and lay that mo-
ton on the table.
!: On motion, the Senate then adjourned.
THE REMARKS MADE BY Mr.. BLEDsoE,,
on Fdy in regard to 1n'reprsse"td''0" m'"e W '"'
STATS JOURNAL.
Some weeks the Senator from jackson introduced
BILL and moved tn print 1t. The Senator from jackson
requested to withdraw my notion and SAID there vas
necessity for printing it, unless desired to make Mnfk
for the Printer In indicating myself against the nnra
tion that desired make work for the Printer at the pno
lie expense, stated that had such object IN NEW
that there was no necessity for making work Printer
that supposed he had quite much work as ne conu %
for that the Governors Message and some "L me o o.
the Senate had been ordered to be one SIX OF
eight and the other eight ten days snceand nAo not
been returned
The reporter of the te Journal reported me incorrectly
and upon that report the editor of that paper charged me
with doing him injustice, and called upon me 10 DO MN
Justice in the same public in which had done HIM
the injury. Soon after my attention was called to the
charge in the State JOur1dt called upon The frnciPai
Clerk of the Senate for the purpose of from
the journal of the Senate whether not bad been mis-
taken reference the length of time which bad elapsed
after the Senate had ordered the Message and bills TO be
printed. The Clerk furnished statement from the
journal of the Senate which corroboraed the statement
previously made bv the occasion alluded TO- showing
that the reporter had msrepresented me- and that had
done the editor of the SGte Journal injury Whatever
carried the statement of the Clerk to the reporter OF me
Sdte Journal and he expressed himself satisfied that ne
had unsupported me- and assured that be would 50 m
form the editor of the Journal and endearor to have The
correction made in that paper The reporter subsequently
informed me that he had not only made the correction orally
the editor but that he had written Gard over ms own
signature making statement of the tacts wnch 'he Gu
itor Promised to publish but which he has iaea !"
Now Mr. Speaker instead of my having injured the editor
1T the STATE Journal the editor of that paper has done me
injury far it in his power to do So ana SIN
persists doing injustice to by refusing Ut ng 10
withdraw the charge had injured him. when he knows
that the charge had foundation in truth IL The editor
of the State Journal had much real regard r Justice n
seemed manifest when he called upon do justice
him. he would certainly do what he is bound 10 do, If
honorable man, withdraw the charge against me-
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House met 10 O'Clock.
The journal of yesterday read and approved.
PETITIONS MEMORIALS.
Mr. Pope of Halifax and Mr.. Patterson OF Orange, pre-
sened the of gentlemen for magistrates IN their
respective counties.
Mr. Waters presented the memorial of sundy citizens Of
Rutherford and Cleavesnd asking change in the line be-
tween the two counties. To the committee on PROPOSE
tons and grievances.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. Waugh from the committee on corporations report
ed on the following:
bill incorporate the Chatooga Gold Mining COmpa
n.y. FavorabJ.
bill hmend the charter of the of Franklin, in
Macon county, recommending substitute.
bill to amend the charter of the town Of AsheTile.
Favorably.
Mr. Hill, from the committee banks and banking,
ported the following:
bill 10 incorporate the Industrial Savings Bank. Un-
Mr. Wright from the committee private bills, report
ed on the following:
FavorabIy.
A bill to incorporate the Perqumans Male and Female
Academy. FavOrably.
bill to amend the charter of Laurel Hill Fair Favor
ably.
bill to incorporate the Greensboro Hotel Company
bill to incorporate the Greensboro Cemetery Company
Favorably.
bin 10 authorize the sale of a certain lot in Staesye
Favoraby.
bill 10 incorporate Warren Lodge, A. Y NJ Favorably
bill to autl Orize the sale of certain lots in the town Of
Hartford. Favorably
bill concerning half fees in certain cases Favorabv.
bill to authorize the sale of the old Jail in Wilkes. Fa
vOrabv.
bill to amend the charter Of the of Washington
. Favorably. RESOLUTION
MT COwIcS, resolution concerning The FavctcvllIe
and Western Plank Road declaring the charter forfeited
To committee on propositions and grievances.
INTRODUCTION
BY Mr. Clark of Craven, n bill to charter the Union Ag
rcutura Commercial and Mechanical Society New BERN
On motion of Mr. Clark, the rule suspend the bill
passed its several readings, ordered to be engossed and
BY Mr. Fagg bill to incorporate the town of Marshal
in Madison county To the Committee corporations
By Mr. Abortion. bill incorporate the Creenville
Navigation Company. To the cohmittee private bills
BY Nj. Siler bill to incorporate the Franklin Copper
Company. To the cnmmittee I'm corporations.
By Mr.. Wright bill to amend the charter Of the Buck
horn lrnn Works. To the committee private bills.
BY Mr.. Williams, of Cumberland, bill to Incorporate
Pamyr Lodge, A. Y. NJ in Harnett county. To the
calendar.
BY Mr.. Mars bill amend the Revised Code chapter
concerning Swamp lands in Beaufort county. To the
mlI'ee on private bills.
PRIVATE BILLS.
bill for the relief of j. Tapscott, late sheriff of Ala
nance. taken up.
After various amendments adding the names of other ex
sherfs and discussion of some length the bill passed
its second reading
message received from the Senate. Transmitting
nominations for magistrates in the counties of Sampson
Also, transmitting an engrnssed bill TO prevent obstruc
ons in certain streams in Hartford Read first tins and
placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Williams of Nash, from the special committee TO
whom referred the subject Of sundry commissioners
Washington and Montgomery, reported as fellows:
For commissioners Washington, Hons Thomas Rufin
David s. Reid, John NJ MOrehead ID. NJ Barringer and
George Davis
/ For commissioners to Montgomery Hon. d. L SWAIN
Gen. 81 W. Ransom and John L. Brdgers, Esq , who
empowered to net medators endeavor conciate
existing sectional difficulties.
Mr. Ferebee moved in pursuance of notice given yester
day. to suspend the rule for the purpose of acting the
report. The motion prevailed.
The chair decided that the report must be acted
two distinct propositions.
On the first proposition to send commissioners to WASH
ingon read the second and third times and passed
Mr.. Williams of Nash moved to suspend the rule, and
put the resolution To send commissioners To Montgomery
on the second reading.
Mr. Henry demanded the yeas and nays-resulted yeas
80, navs s.
The bill was then read the second time
considerableiand discussion here sprung up
participated in by Messrs Ferebee Newly and others.
The question then required passing the resolution
the second reading.
Mr. Henry demanded the yeas and nays-resulted yeas
II, NAYS H..
Mr. Williams, Of Nash. moved that the resolution be put
upon ITS reading the third time.
The resolution read and the question put, "shal
this resolution Dass2"