Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04

He favored the passage of the resolutions.
Mr.. Sharp also favored the resolutions.
/ . Mr. Young offeredsa substitute, stating that the
Legislature thought formal notice Of these charges
unnecessary, pointing to the force the Statain the
field and the sacrifices of people in supporting
the of the South sufficient proof Of the 10y.
atty of the State.
Mr.. Arendel said these facts hao already been sd-
verted to, but SANDERS were still heaped upon the
State
Mr. Brown said he had not and would not now
notice the remarks of editors in legislative body,
but as charge Of disaection had been made against
the State and the Legislature in respectable body
hemently repealed by this Assembly.
Mr. Ellis said be would vote for the!orginal reso-
lutions, but he thought North Cardinals position in
the prosecution of this war was sufficient vindica-
ton of her loyalty.
Mr. Sharp remarked that even the present Govern
nor while in the service, and as every one aeknowl-
edged acting calamity had been assaulted, and his
him, questioned 1t seemed that the sons Of North
Carolina being in the army protected neither them
nor the State from these ISLANDERS.
Mr.. Murrill moved to lay the substitute with the
resolutions the table, and on that motion called
the yeas and nays Rejected. Yeas 8, nays 81
The substitute was also rejected-yeas 10, nays %.
Mr. Ellis moved to add resolution stating that
atty by joining the army. Rejected-yeas 10, nays
The question then recurring on the passage Of the
reslutions they adopted by the following vote:
Those who voted in the Affirmative Messrs Arendel
son. josss Harris tss:;!sr Lsis bind
say, Matthews Neal Patrick. Powell, Simpson SHARPE
Tsvlo Of Ghafha TAI lnrn f Nash
Wiggins Wo0lev and Wrght-33.
Those who voted in the negative were Mcssrs Carowsy,
Copeland, Drake, Murriil, White and Young-6.
Mr.. Graham presented bill giving certain powers
to the Auditor of Public Accounts. BY same, to
amend that portion Of the Revised Code referring to
the writ Of habeas corpus. Both referred
The bill to secure the property of married women,
being the special order, was taken up.
Mr.. Faison favored the passage, and hoped that
State rights men would support this womans right
measure.
Mr.. Warren opposed the passage of the bill in its
present shape.
The question pending, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House met pursuant to adjournment Mon
days Journal was read.
Mr. Green presented memorial from cixens Of
Stanly, asking the appointment Of Alfred n. Lead
better. as Justice of the Peace for chat county.
The prayer was granted.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Love introduced the following resolutions:
WukRE.s Ipputatops upon the hoyay of the General
Assembly Of North Carolina have been current own
and sister States of the Conerracv and as the said p
t,ons sye been made of undue by the notice
taken Of them it has become necessary 10 full
and explicit, denial Be- it therefore
Resolr6d, That the members of this General Assembly
have no hesitation in reerany their solemn pledges Of
loyalty and fidelity to the southern CUnieieracy. That
their firm confidence in the final success of the just
pledge themselves a. IA we'll as
to pursue this any extremity sooner than accept
terms short of full and ncndn'ona Independence pot-
icai and commercial OF the ohrd STATES OF America we
also emphaucaiy ana sincerely hscaim any intention OF
accepting peace which would include reconstruction Of
the late Union 10 any form or modification whatever
hesosred, That the Senate cncurrng the Speaker Of
each House be requested to forward c"py Of these reso
ZION 10 ru, ,hs ~ PRES, n ~ Ina.
public record this our final and rrevocabe
Mr.. Grisso,a proposed the following Is q substi.
tute:
WHEREAS Various slanderous reports have been circu
lated eoih IN the state and out Of IT, rejecting on the 10y
h s a. ,as ans asrrbus to ,bsm anu .oe o.
Government aud desire to re eousruc, The Unon there
fore be it unanimously
Rsssa That as the leprsssnta,i,es Of The people and
10 ON. own Deaa,, rs na,an as Citizens o. .ne sa.T
,.o II; s,,or .nd n s',r, =. n,.i.,ad ~, rn;.,..s.
the sentiments thase who have never daered in tho
support IF oil constitutional measures for the
Of the wsf and as tending to produce s.oasss and heart
!" the cause Of Southern independsuee with ,her b;"
upon the proudrs, bateeids Of this revolution Tha, the
charge. Of desire the part of this Legislature any
PORTION Of H. 10 eonnIc WITH the Confederate Government,
OF :? ,ne frssueh' IN Inc prosecution OF the
hereby riedxe ourselves mos, heartily md .mnhs,, TO
the vigorous constitutional war policy, Promising in
the name Of the most liberal contribution
o. men ana money TO Inc support Of IT, and protesting
secure the ndeneudepce Of The CSueder.. sss. If
America.
The following additional resolution was offered BY
Mr. AIMS and accepted by Mr.. Grissom: