Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-18

Nj. Worth sad be had fears Of difcuy With the
q g ss Il sgpste the q burn
in the Eastern portion Of the STATE to bs abandonment
OF T. asssnc. or the par, 81 8 ave-. ,es and
Mr.. Fiemuing addressed the Horss at considerable
iasa e Carrying
bin tie form proposed nv the minority Mr Flemmine
replied to some Of the positions assumed es mr. IN
Mr. waddell again add essed the House.
Mr. Fowie replied 81 length Co Mr.. Fleming.
q eonsid srabe time, by Msssrs ebies Amis Person
Mr. amis' amrndneat having been voted down. Mr. Pc
son proposed 40 psSs;as for pretty en- the
by vo.e Of ayes and nees 6l t. SO.
On motion, the House adj ,u'ned.
message was received from he Hrue. concurrin& in
he tenste propagation to fix tn ls'h the tim
TO the sppo Jus Of the Peace also q1irit
why MY 80 ut taf soldiers the State had been
paid the bounty ho' Y d by the Convention
REPORTS OF COMM TTEE1
Mr. Ramsa~. a report from The ia ic'ary
urnment, which, motion of Mr. Ramsay, was recon-
M Wright report fro-o srecial Committed, on the
seizure of iron of the c. Ruhtrfrd Railroad by ths
Government. denying the right and ene ing orotes
seisure and reqes ing the Governor so to In
M Wright expaned the report and stated that
| future day lie world tate his views fu' ther
Mr.. a"say moved TO print the report Agreed TO-
Bill IN regard t. insaHe persons Passed
being he report by hr worth the House
as Cha rman OF The Committee Finance. Made spec
Monday IL O'clock and for every day after unti
| ORDER OF TIE DAY.
Bill to organize 'he Sta reserve the amendment pend
ing raise 900 volunteers for state Defence on its
Mr. he's withdrew his amendment and presented an
other excepting those service, authorizing the Gov
accept uumber of volunteers for the deence
of State ever Is of age and tender them to the
| P eSident for ia service
Mr. copeland enewed his amendment to except persons
| suh ject TO cOnscriptinn.
hia 70 6aho
the tntona it OF he conscrpou law, that sena
bound by their oaths To support it. az it bad
pr the salvation of the cauntry thas matter o
Obey wa the du OF the people to acq"iesoe in it,
bad faith epart Of the Legi ia,ure not to do
o,oc ded for Judge for the J1d cal Circuit
which ted ollows For MIR. Mitchell %, Mir Gather
l3 Mr.. Len RS, W. shipp.
Mr. Copeland hen resumed his remarks In defence Of hi
am ndment He thought The passage of Mr.. Matthews
derae ment was opp ssd to stirring strife and
precated the raising bone Of contention betV the
Dg p4rty lines and making party distinctions at this tune
and urged unity o. action.
Mr. Warren moved to postpone the question until Mon
The hour having arrived for the election of Solicitor
the 9TH Circuit the Senate proceeded to vote. Ma cleo
ii n.
Mr.. Warren replied to the remarks of Mr.. Copeland
stating tina the party lines had ben drawn by preioa
tors year ago. that Senators not bount
support law which might hekeat'er be decided uncon
stitutonai 1t eutiely left for Senators
decide. He would not howev discuss that question
MIR Brown said he would st the proper time present a.
am ndment protest. against establishing the Conscp
ton law prfced ut tor the fuure-belevng it uncon
itutiona brit acqu esced in it military neeessity-wa
favor Of apholdDg State Severe gnty king that tn
Genera GnverI ment was tie creature of the States
hat the observance of the written Constitution tn
safe guard of the Cor federae g. vernment ITSELF
On motion OF Mr. Russ the further discussion Of the sub
ject postponed until Monday next at O'clock
The then to vote again for Judge of tn
9Th Circuit.
Mr.. Woody presented the report of the Committee O
the election of solicitor of the 7h District reporting Mi
Rynum elected LAG being cast of which he receive
|, lao
Ths nate adjourned to IL o'clock to- morrow.