Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-11

it had become; was afraid it again taken up, tne
matter might be made worse.
Mr. Virgins favored the reconsideration, and said
he thought the bill calculated to work unequay m
different sections of the State; thought the bill as
passed confusion COMPOUNDED"
Mr.. Hall moved to lay Mr.. Adam q motion On the
table. Rejected.
The motion to reconsider prevailed. Ayes %,
nays 81.
The report of the comsittee was read.
AFTER a debate in which Messrs. Graham, Lane
Murril and Sharpe participated, the Senate refused
to concur.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith, of Macon, the report was
recommitted.
A message was received from the House concur
ring in amendments Of the Senate to several
cd bills.
A bill in favor of G. Austin, Sheriff Of Union
county. Passed several readings
bill incorporating the Anderson Monument AS
ISOLATION.
Mr.. Young moved suspension of the rules and
paid short but glowing and deserved tribute 70
the late Gen. Geo. B. Anderson, OF North Csronna.
The bill passed its several readings.
bill to establish courts for the trial OF citizens
charged with committing crimes against the Conieo-
crate States. Referred.
A bill in favor of G. W. Crumpler Passed its
several readings
The bill to authorize the Governor to guarantee
the bonds of the Confederate States in the name Of
the State was passed over informally, as well as the
bill in relation to the habeas corpus.
MIR. Bagly introduced bill authorizing the Gov
ernor to accept Five Thousand Volunteers from cit
zens of counties i'll the possession of the enemy, to
be used for State defence.
A communication was received from the Plblic
Treasurer in answer to resolution OF enquiry assed
BY the Senate in regard to insane persons IN the
State
. A resolution in favor of A Cromartie.
g IL 70 fha mt 0f
wagons by military authority in Johnston
Mr.. Sanders said he wished to see this outrage
stopped that the order had been executed with par
TALLY. Thought the order unnecessary and that
his county had been imposed on in this respect.
Mr.. Lane thought that the Generals commanding
should be appealed to without passing formal reso-
luton.
Mr.. Sanders said they had been apr called to by
citizens, but to no purpose He wished this appeal
to come from the Executive of the State, that it
might be needed.
Mr. Slaughter favored the resolutions, and read
from the Constitution to prove this indiscriminate
impressment without compensation, unconstitu'
tional.
The resolution passed its several readings.
A resolution in favor of u. j. Dunlop.
A resolution concerning personal liberty and pro-
testing against the suspension Of the writ Of Addeas
corpus at Salisbury.
A resolution in favor of the suretics Of John s.
Willis.
resolution in favor Of d. B. Downcs.
resolution in favor OF W. W. Grier.
resolution in favor of W. D. Dunn.
A resolution in favor If B. B. Backstock.
resolution to exempt citizens over forty Eve
from military duty.
A resolution to change the place Of holding the
court Of Brunswick, temporarily. Passed its seT-
era readings.
A bill in favor of W. W. Profit
bill authorizing the Governor to issue COM
mission for the holding Of courts of Oyer and Ter
miner in certain cases.
The DILL was amended on motion Of Mr.. Warren,
limiting its jurisdiction to criminal cases. and pass
ed its several readings.
The Senate then adjourned to 10 o'clock, to-mor-
row morning
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House met pursuant to adjournment. Prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Lansdell. journal of Thursday was
| read and approved.
| RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Shepherd, resolution relative to the print
ing Of the Journals Authorizes an additional index
to be printed with the same. Agreed to.
| Mr. Horton, a resolution in favor of John Il.
Hodges.
Mr.. Shober introduced memorial from Mr.. Nc
! Cubbins, salt commissioner for Rowan county, with
bill in favor of Rowan county. Referred TO COM
mittee on propositions and grievances.
Mr.. Russell, bill to better enforce the Law rela
tive to working the public roads. Passed its sew
eral readings under a suspension Of the rules.
Mr.. Person, 5ill to incorporate the Branch Mon
| umcnt Association, to erect monument to tn,
memory of the late Gen. L. OBJ. Branch, in tn,
Capitol Square; also bill incorporating the Ander
son Monument Association to erect monument I.
the memory of the late Geo. B. Anderson, in tn
Capital Square. These bills passed their severa
readings under asuspenson Of the rules and ordered
to be engrossed and sent to the Senate.
Mr.. Sherwood bill to amend the Charter of th
Piedmont Railroad.
Mr.. Horton, a bill to amend an act of the presen
session relative to the county site Of Mitchell
: county.
Mr. Horton moved to suspend the rules and pu
the bill on its I'd and 81 readings.
Mr. Young of Yancey, opposed the motion.
MIR. Horton spoke in favor of it
The vote was taken and the House refused to So.
pend the rules.
Mr. Horton, bill to repeal an act to establish til
county of idtcheli
Mr. Horton moved to suspend the rules to col
slider this bill IN its several readings.
Mr. Young Of Yancey, opposed.
The House refrsed to suspend the rules.
A number of eng -osscd bills from the Senate wei
read the first time in the House. Will he notice
on their other readings
An engrossed bill authorizing the Trustees
Sharon Church to sell and make deed for certa
property. Was passed its several readings.
An engrossed bill to Incorporate the North Car
lima Christian Adpoeats Joint Stock publishn
Company was passed its several readings under
suspension of the rules.
Mr.. McAden from the Joint Salect Commit.
appointed to enquire into 1.-THE causes Of the pa,
ment Of soldiers claims by Disturbing officers ar
agents of this State in Confederate Treasury Not
E Instead of North carolina Treasury Notes, whie
authorized to he issued by the State Conventic
for the payment of such claims :" made an extende
report
Mr.. Foy objected to the proposition to print
he had not signed the report as member of IL
committee, not having examined the papers upc
which the report was based He hoped it wou
not be printed uutil he could examine them al
bring in q minority report to be printed with it.
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