Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-07-15

we'll call on his friends for their support 1t was aleo
backed BY the Supreme Court in its decisions:
Mr. Wadde read the Governors dispatch 70 the d ri
dent stating that the men fill his requisition could not
be raised without taking the e1empts and asking what
be DONE & and the Presidents reply sssag sas'
He said was an evasion Of the question: not fair and
plain answer North Carolina had already been decmaeo
did favor this taking one hs mSton 70 su
stitute. Those who voted IN the affirmative are;
Mssszs Bryan Cobb cssnsr ,S ,afns
jenkins s Il Joyner; Jadfns Keener Kirby Lep%onds
ssk ssbssassa as
Russell of Craven, Smith OF Washington, Spru anu ="
Gamson-39.
Messrs. Allison, Albrton Ams, Avers, bernnarcb 6sr
ringer Bsa Beam Bsnbuy Berry, Bsss sn Green.
e nssn
Headen, Holngsworth Howard Horton Ingram KsrTner,
Long, Lyle Mann of Hyde. Mann of rasaIotank MSGos
Rogers Russell Of Brunswick sherwood shober Smith OF
Guilford, .Stancl, WaddsH, Wallen, Valser watson
WOods and Young MI BILL
Mr.. Beal moved amend after the word scholars 10Th
line I'd section insert clause to exempt
Mr. PEBBLES moved to strike out the clause exenpting
because of religious scruples and Called Tor the yeas
and nays.
Mr. PEBBLES moved to strike out the clause exempting
bank officers and called for the yeas and nays The mo-
| ton was lost-yeas Al, nays 81
Mr. Wadda offered an amendment to insert after the
word eonstabes one deputy sheriff for each county Ac'
oep.ed; j.. o-,,,,. ~. ao,ot os,pa
of Weldon and Wilmington Railroad Lost the amend
ment was already incorporated in the bill.
Mr. sbobe. moved to insert mail among the
Mr. waddslI an amendment 70 exempt employees in iron
Mr. Love, an amendment to exempt all executive and
judicial officers Of the Confederate government. Ae-
Mr. Brown an amendment to exempt telsrs in banks.
Mr. Person moved to strike out of the last line of the LIST
shall elect The yeas and nays called for and the
motiop was carred-yeas "a, nays 10.
the Of
beers, which, in his belief derogated from the dignity of
the House. That it issued by Mr. Foy, the member
from Onsow and he considered action the part
of the House necessary especially as it reflected on the
members of committee Of that body with personal mat
tiers be had nothing to DO. He therefore, moved some
five to examine tue matter fully The resolutions passed
and the committee consists of Messrs Allison Shepherd
The Speaker ratified suudry bills which were sent to
| the Senate for ratification:
Mr. Amis moved to strike out this in the 4h line sec
| ton 4, and insert " the FIRST" Carried.
On the passage or the bill on its second reading the
yeas and nays called for aud the vote stood-yeas A.
nays A..
Sundry from the Senate were disposed Of when
On motion Of Mr. Grissom the House adjourned till to-
morrow morning at O'Clock.
SENATE; 49,.
Senate met at o'clock. journal read.
Mr. Smith Of Macon presented bill to amend the char
ter of the Miners and Planters Bank. Passed
Mr.. Jones. resolution in favor of DeCarteret Arm
Mr. Graham, from special committee, reported bill
in relation to militia, and guard for home defence
magistrates and militia officers shall not be- exempt from
service under this act
Mr. Graham thought these exemptions should be LEFT
think the power existed under law Of deprving mill
tia officer of bis commission, unless it had been forfeited
Mr. Young said That these officers had escaped service
in the Confederate army account of their position and
be did not think proper to exempt them from service
in the State. He houg the legislative power could de-
Mr. Virgins offered amendment authorizing the
Governor to retain certain officers. Accepted.
The amendment was then adopted.
Mr. Brown presented amendment providing that the
owners of twenty slaves shall not be exempt With
drawn.
Mr. Sanders moved to strike out the proviso of Mr..
1r Leitch moved to strike out the whole proviso
Msss1s Graham, Ramsay, and Pitss5o'i in favor
Messrs. Carraway, Young and COPELAND opposed it
The proyiso was stricken out. Yeas %, nays Is:
Mr. Sanders presented bill substtu te for the
under consideration (The bill introduced in the
House) Not agreed to.
The bill then passed its third reading
Mr. Faison from the military committee reported bill
increase the pay Of soldiers recommending its
message was received from the House Of Commons,
transmitting bill to constitute the clerk of the supreme
| court commissioner Of atidavts. Passed.
resolution concerning Carteret county bonds. Re-
ferred.
bill for the relief of persons charged with double
resolution in favor of the officers of the General As.
semb so as to double their present pay passed
Also concurring in the Senate amendments to the bill
punish the aiders andabetors Of deserer and
luton N favor of A. C. Latham.
Resolution in favor of W. h. Ramsay. Adopted.
Resolution to increase the per diem Of committee to ex
anime into railroad affairs. Passed
The Senate then took q recess until three o'clock.
| EVENING SESSION.
bill to regulate the payment Of bounty to representa-
Vss h Of deceased SOLDIER passed is third reading
The bill to change the guage oths Piedmont Railroad
was defeated by vote Of Is to 10.
b,! to charter the Henderson Iron Works Company
passed its third reading.
On motion, the Senate adjourned to Q o'clock. Pm
0Aets and Rsolutions passed at the extra session of tn
General A'. xcTg. d. d. 1862
hoze the Public Treasurer and other officers of the State
to fund certain issues of the Confederate treasury notes
the seven per cent. bonds of the government.
An act concerning fees of the public register of tn
county of Mecklenburg.
8. An act to authorize R. G. Tuttle late sheriff of Cad
we'll county,, to collect arrears of taxes. >
An act in regard to holding the courts in and for tn
county of Jones.
D. An act to amend act entitled an act in relation
the supply of salt
to increase the pay Of the members of the pres
ent General Assembly.
.. z. An act to amend chapter IS, of Revised Code.
An act for the relief Of the ureties of Josiah Hodges
l. late sheriff of Pitt county.
An act to egaze certain disbursements of the Treas
and to amend an act entitled can act r the relic
| oft he wi and ofe in
TO- An act to incorporate the Gibson Hill Mining Com
pany.
H. An act authorizing the President and Directors Of tn
Literary Fund to elect Treasurer.
H. An act to authorize the Governor to sign certain Stat
bonds .... g-
b. An act to enable refugees and others to sote for mem
bers Of Congress.