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

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tie Senate proposing to 60 into an election for nine
Trustees Of the University to mor5ow q II O'clock,
House eoneurr.d in The proposition and ADDITIONAL
nominations were made. ~
"A message was also rsceivsd from the Senate re-
fusing to concur 10 the proposition from the House to
adjourn sine dis on Monday next.
The Revenue bill was made the special order for
to-mesrow IL o'clock, on Mr.. Shepherds notion
On motion, the House adjourned until 10 o'clock
fridsy.
SENATE. -.
FR1pAY. Jan. 80. 1858.
The Senate met at 10 O'Clock Mr.. LAssiter.
Speaker pro tom. in the chair Prayer by Rev.
Henry Hardie of the Presbyterian Church: Jour
nat Of yesterday read and approved.
Mr., Wright introduced q resolution authorizing.
Hector Mcneil, Sheriff of Cumberland county, to.
collect arrears Of taxes, which passed its severai
readings under suspension of the rules.
A message was received from the House Of Com
mons announcing its concurrence in the proposition
of the Senate to go into election of nine Trns-
tees OF the University to-day at o'clock, and add
ing to the nominations of the Senate forssad sp-
poiutments. 49,
Messrs Taylor of Chatham. and Leitch were ap-
pointed the committee to superintend the election
on the part Of the Senate.
The bill regulating the service of process on the
Southern Express. Company, was read the third
time and passed.
The bill to permit free persons Of African descent
to select their own masters, was read the second
time and passed.
! .Aresolution concerning bounty Of soldiers was
read the third time and passed. but subsequently,
reconsidered.
RESOLUTION to correct errors in tax rolls Of Burke
eo.nty FOR the year 1885, was read the second time
and passed. ~. =.
Mr.. Gpham moved the appointment Of Octavius
Hooker as Justice of the Peace for Orange coun-
IT,. Agreed to and sent to the House Of Commons
for concurrence.
Resolutions condemning Aogging, gagging and
bucking in the Confederate States army were read
the second time. -.
posed BY the military committee to strike out gag.
ging and bucking -.
After some discussion which was participated in
by several Senator'S Mr.. Eure moved 20 10y the res
olutions and amendments on the table, Not agreed
TO- yeas II, nays %.
The question was then put upon the amendment
of the committee and decided in the negative.
Pending further consideration, message was re-
ceived from the House Of Commons announcing its
concurrence in the Recommendations Of the Senate
for the appointment Of certain persons IS justices Of
the peace also transmitting the naIoes Of certain
persons and recommended their appointment q
justices, in which the Senate concursd.
After further discussion on the resolutions undsr
consideration, Mr.. Ellis moved to recoumit he sss
to the military committee with request that they
report suitable resolutions on the subject Not
agreed to.
The question was then put upon tho passage of
the resolutions their second reading and decided in
the affirmative Yeas %, nays g.
On motion Of Mr. Mathews the yeas and nsys
were ordered.
Those Who voted in the Affirmative an. Aes.,s Adams
of Davidson, Areudel Bagaey, Boun Brown, Nckesson
Ellis Faisen. Jsrr.ts. Lsiich. Linday Maters Murri
Neal Patton Sanders Slaashisr Smith Of Hseop Taylor
u Chatham, Taylor Of Mash. Warren, Virgins and
Thos. who voted in the nssa.i,. are Mss, Adams Of
Guilford. C.rnwav. Copeland Deksuu, Dnts IursGr.-
son. Sharpe. Smith Of Anson Smith Of s.niy, whi,fra
White, Wright and YounR-2l.
A message from the House Of Commons transmit
ted an engrosssd bill for the relief of citizens Of Al.
legany county, announced its passage in thu: body,
and asked the concurrence OF the Senate therein.
The bill passed its several readings under sus-
pension Of the rules
The special order for Il O'Clock beng the bill to
amend the charter Of the Chatham railroad com-
IanI was taken W and read the second time.
=sr ray1or.sd Chsth.sh, advocated the psss<.ge Of
the bill in speech Of some length.
The hour Of one having arrived, the Senate in
pursuance Of the joint ORDER voted by ballot for nine
Trustees of the University under the saper,nten-l
dence of Messrs Taylor of Chatham, and Leftch
On motion of Mr.. Young, the further considers,
ton of The Chatham railroad bill postponed for
the present
Tue Jill to authorize the Public Treasurer to re-
pay bounty money refunded or withheld from men
over 35 years Of age who were discharged from the
service under the CONSUMPTION ct Of April, 1862,
was read the second time and passed
Mr. Young introduced bill to amend an ordi-
nance of the Convention entitled " An ordinance to
incorporate the Piedmont railroad company" Pass
ed first reading and placed on the calepdar.
On motion Of Mr.. Virgins, the Senate, at ono
O'Clock ty-five minutes adjourned until tomorrow
morning ten o'clock.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
p Tho House met pursuant to adjournment Prayer
by Rev. NJ. Landsdell. Journal Of Thursday read
and approved
: Messrs Foust and Henderson, were appointed to
superintend the election Of Trustees Of the uniser-
sity upon the part Of the House.
Quite number of names from Nas1on counties
were added to the lst of appointments
= Several additional gentlemen we're put IN noml'
nation, for Trustees Of the University.
A messsee was received from the Senate trans
hitting series Of resolutions passed BY that body,
askine.the concurrence Of the House, (The same
IS introduced 10 the House on Tuesday last by Mr..
Grissem and passedl
M. Gtissosn said that engrossed resolutions from
this House sxactly similar to these had passsd the
Senate He therefore moved to by them on tho
table.
Epsrosssd bills and resolutions from the Senate
viii be noticed when they come up on tAsir secosd
reading. v
A message was rscsived from the Senate trims
hitting bill relating to the numdsr Of AaTistratss
required 10 transact county business for Johnston
county, with IN smsndnsnt of general character. /