Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-28

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GsraI eoyernusnt We had thetsfcre, in bis opinion
t;slsrsa thispewer on the eopiederae sess5auiens-
~ssipr qssss wse as ssid Z wssirus that similsr
s,urss haa been pursued sseghsre bot be tD
quit for damage ou judges would be bound decide that
the liability existed Notwithstanding this act.
utmost caution but & i bad been passed he sSid sots
sgans the proposition Of the Senator from Mecklenburg
hr Young made additional siatsmepts relative to ths
Mr. LAsser regretted 70 have differ with the Senator
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course to prevent suffering among people. Other
States had pursued similar course Virginia had done
relative 70 SALT He deprecated the necessity but could
other mode Of accomplishing the object; and be
thought it should be uniform in its operations.
Mr Ramsaysad that we had special contract to eothe
our troops and therefore had special necessity adopt the
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that the Governor Of Virgins had interfered With
o'1ms,S,outract for salt. He had not done so.
On NIT milton Of Mr. Leitct the resolution was tabled
House Prosing to eject two Engrossing Clerks at IL
yciI sn 'Sua Thee. Hin Mr. Moore and Mr..
von1Ssd sosi.rs committee visit the sick and
and cunsidsrSd hospitals in Yirgins, was taken up
Mr.. Matthews gave his JASON, "a, ;r,,oso,inO IN. r..o.
buttons. 'o' '"''Ouu'''s '"' 'e'''
Mr. Eure said that he thonche Senate on the subject
from the proposition had been Sv the xst
ton with Dr. Warren, and from him. hde hau
were certain regulations which rned that there
sick and wounded that no efforts If the "
likely cause to be varied The resolution laid ON
| A biiinp the calendar from the House. pr>yiA
the purchase of provisions for SALE at prime cot. ts%
INDECENT families of the State taken up, read .1d ~
Mr. Graharns motion, referred to COMMITTEES on Military
affairs 'A-.-..
message was received from the House. refusing h
in the proposition from the Senate, 60 into
election Of two engrossng clerks to-day -
Mr.. Graham introduced resolution instructing the com
pnprety of furnishing to each county the State sup
ply Of ammunition.
On Mr. GrahAms motion. message was sent to th,
House proposing TO proceed ut once To vote Tor judge h
the 4ih Judicial circuit aud nominating Hon. Robert b
| Gillian, of Granville county. ...a ..-
| Mr. Adams, of Gulford nominated Mr.. r. p. Dick, o.
! NGufOrd and Mr.. Hall nominated Hon. John Kerr. o
| Caswell. ..H.
message was received from the House, concurring il
| the Senates proposal to above indicated.
| The Senate proceeded 10 vote follows:
| For NJ. GAian MIR. Speaker, Messrs Dickson, Eure
FaisOn. Graham. Harris Holen IN, Lame, Lasster, Muir
rill Patrick; Powell Russ, ShpP' Warren, Whitford
| Far Nr. Jick-Messrs. Adams Of Davidson, Adams o
Guif'rd Areude Bigley. Carroway, Jarratt, Lind'ey
Leitch, Matthew'S Neal Ramsay Sanders, Slaughter Smil
Of Anson Smith Of Macon, Smith of Staniy, Taylor Of
| Chatham, and Wooley-lS -. -
For NJ Etr.-Messrs. Brown, Copeland, Ellis, Hall
| Simpson, Taylor of Nash, and White-7.
+ On motion Of Dir. Young, q message was sent to tn
House. proposing that the Speakers of the Houses
point the committee to vs Richmond, provided for in tn
| resolution of yesterday.
message was received from the House, concurring ii
| the above proposition.
Mr. Adams from the committee II snperintend the cleo
tim for Judge, reported that Hon. B. Gillian had re
ceived u votes being majority Of all cast he was there
fore declared elected.
During the session the proper proceedings being hat
three Intellectual blorngs for Solicitor Of the 9th ndicia
circuit neither candidate having received majority Of tn
votes cast fourth balotng was bad the result not ben
| repnrted before tlle adjournment.
On Mr. Grahanls motion, the Senate adjourned until
O'Clock, Thursday.