Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-02-17
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LEGISLATURE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
SENATE.

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TUESDAY, Feb. 10. 1888:
Senrte met at 10 o'clock. Prayer by Rev. Mr. HArdie'
JunrnL read
wise indicated passed their third reading resolution IN
favor IF John RnSemOnd; resolution in favor OF W"
Happier; resolution avoI of w: hpTqegay' Ia; J
Oh the table, resolution in favor of Thos Waters ad
OH the table, u resolution in favor OF W. W. Green res
uIutiu in favor of j. e. Carraway resolution IN favor
D. Davis; resolution in favor ct A b. D0wneS res
CLINTON in favor of W w Grier; bill in favor OF A A
Wi<enau resolution in favor of w; Murray res2
luton in favor Of John A Fske resolution IN svor OF
" Prnft a resolution in favor of r. B. BiscksOcks;
bin in favor of j. W. Cromarte; bill to amend an act en-
titled prohibit the dsaton OF liquors SO as u
give The nfornler half of the fine imposed.
The resolution of enquiry the charges Of partiay
in transportation made against raroad companies Was
again taken up and passed IT'S several readings
resolution pay clerks of both Houses OC for extra
services several readings also resolution al
IUwn the doorkeepers S5n for the same
message was received from the House proposing 20
adjourn sine die Thursday morning next Not concur
red in.
Thursday at o'clock p m, in which the Senate CON-
currel
bill in relation public roads laid on the table.
The Senate went into an election for two trustees of the
Univ rSty and subsequently, Mr. Arendell from the COM
ee reported that neither of the candidates had received
a maj rty of the votes cast. No election.
resolution to pay Johu Spelman for services rendered
Us State printer.
A bill to extend the time of entering lands
4 resolution to ncloSe the soldiers burial ground in
Raleigh.
resolution concerning mileage of legislators
bill TO punish aiders and abettors of deSerterS.
Mr.. Graham thought that these belonged legit-
imatcy to the Confederate government. and should
have cognzance in State courts thereby subecng the
person accused to two indictments for the offence
Mr. Sharp favored the BILL and said that the State Courts
in his opinion were the proper tribunals before whom
these should be investigated.
Mr. Warren opposed the BILL and said that he wished to
vta for no measure that endorsement Of the
sttuiunaY of the CONSUMPTION The militia could
be put under the articles OF conSttutOnaly
less IN the actual service of the Confederate States.
Mr.. Eure hoped the bill would Pass-thought n
sary one and saw no endOrSatiOn of the constuonay
Of the conScrpt act in it.
Nj. Carraway favored the bill.
Mr. Eure the course of his remarks stated that he
did rot know bat that of the Of this Legislature
had tended to invite the accumulation of heavy Federal
firce coast.
Mr.. Lassiter rehemently repealed the insinuaton He
had acted cOnscenously since member of the Senate
every occasion He pointed 10 North Cardinals force in
the field and her large appropriations of nancy for the
support OF the common sufficient evidence of he
yay of both the Legislature aud the Leuple the State
Nj. Warren said the Legislature had given aid and
comfort to the enemy but the party Ousted from pow
er during the election had by charging the dominant
parry with an intention construct the old Union.
After debate in which MeSSrs Eure Murr!l aud Gra-
hal participated, the bill rejected. yes l.. nays Ii.
The Senate then adjourned until O'clock P. NJ.