Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-12-03

same in this respec-his power transferred to the
General Government. We had therefore, his opinion
conferred this power the Confederate Government
That interfere with the trade between the States was
waging quasi He said it true that similar
had been pursued elsewhere but he thought tUsy
sree without Constitutional authority That in case of
suit for damage judges would be bound to decide that
the liability existed notwithstanding this act.
Mr. Hall thought it subject to be handled with the
utmost Caution but it had been passed he should vote
against the proposition of the Senator from Meckenburg
Dir. Young made additional statements relative to the
matter.
Mr. IhssIter regretted to have to differ with the Senator
from Orange for whose opinions he had so much
course to prevent suffering among our people Other
States had pursued similar course. Virginia had done
50 relative SALT He deprecated the necessity but could
other mode of accomplishing the object; and ne
thought it should be uniform in its operations.
Mr. Ramsay said that had special contract to clethe
troops and therefore had special necessity to Inc
. embargo.
pose that the Governor of Virginia had nerered with our
State contract for SALT He had not done
On motion of Mr.. Leitch, the resolution tabled.
On motion of Mr.. Matthews message sent to the
o'clock to-day, hessrs Theo. H. HILL Mr.. Moore and Mr..
resolution send committee to visit the sick and
wounded soldiers in Hospitals in Virginia. was taken up
Mr. Matthews gave his reasons for introducing the
luti0ns
Mr. Copeland also addressed the Senate the subject
Mr. Eure said that he thought that all that could result
from the proposition had been accomplished by the visit
ton with Dr. Warren, and from him. had learned that there
were certain regulations which coniroed fuoughs to tho
sick and wounded that yrts If the committee would
likely be varied The resolution was then laid Oh
the table
bill upon the calendar from the House. providing for
The purchase of provisions for SALE at prime COST the
digent families of the State taken up read and
Ar. Grahams motion, referred to committee on military
affairs
in the proposition from the Senate TO into an
election of two engros,ing clerks today.
Mr.. Graham introduced resolution nsructng the COM
mittee military affairs to take into consideration the
pprety of furnishing to each county in the State sup
ply of ammunition.
On Mr.. Grah,ms motion, message sent to the
House, proposing proceed to vote for judge for
the 4th judicial circuit. and nominating Hon. Robert g.
Gillian, Of Granville county
Guford and Mr.. Hall nominated Hon. John Kerr. of
Caswell.
message was received from the House, concurring in
the Senate's proposal to vote above Indicated
The Senate proceeded to vote as follows:
For NJ. Gihliam-Mr. Speaker Messrs. Dickson, Eure
Faison. Graham, Harris Hoeman Lane Lasster, Muir
ril Patrick. Powell, Russ. shipp, Warren, Whitford,
Wright and Young-ls.
For Mr. Dick-hIessrs. Adams of Davidson, Adams of
Leitch, Matthews Neal Ramsay, Sanders Slaughter Smith
of Anson, Smith of Macon Smith of Stany, Taylor of
FJr Mr. Err-Messrs. Brown Copeland, Ellis Hall,
Simpson, Taylor of Nash and White-7
On motion of Mr. Young, message was sent to the
House. proposing that the Speakers of the Houses APP
point the committee to visit Richmond provided o- in the
resolution of yesterday.
message received from the House, concurring in
the above proposition.
Mr. Adams from the committee to superinend the cleo
tion for judge reported that Hon. K B. Gillian had
eesed y votes being majority of all cast he was there
During the session the proper proceedings being had.
three Intellectual bsotings for solicitor of the 9Th judicial
circuit neither candidate having received majority of the
cast fourth botng Was had the result not being
reported before the adjournment.
On Mr. Grahams motion, the Senate adjourned until II
o'clock, Thursday.