Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-07-08
LEGISLA AZURE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
SENATE.

iT SENATE. :.
-. -. - TUESDAY, June 80, 1858.
III The Senate convened at 10 o'clock, ". and was
called to order by Speaker Hebane. ~ - !.
The roll being called, q Senator'S, answered 70
their names. :.
A oommittee was appointed, consisting Of Messrs
Lassiter and Young to wait on the Governor loanty
with similar committee on the part OF she mousse
to inform him of the organisation of the Assembly,
and their readiness to recsiye any communication ne
desired to submit
sMr. Lassiter subsequently reported that the com
mittee had waitsd % the Governor, and that No
would coununicate with the Legislature in writing
forthwith. r.zc ...........
On.mbtion Of Mr.. Lassiter, message was sent to
the House proposing to go into joint secret session
tomorrow at IL o'clock. -. =
A message was received from the House transmit
ting the Governors message, and accompanying
printed.
Oh motion, the Senate adjourned to "Wednesday
HOUSE Of coANoNs. =.
The Speaker OR. .DonnelD called the House to
order at IL o'clock, NJ.
The Clerk having called the roll it appeared that
sixty one members were present, constituting quo
rum. = .st.'r. "a &a~ss-. f..
Mi. Luke Powell, Of Sampson, and Mr.. q. j.
Rogers, of Wake, elected to fill vacancies in the
representation of their respective countless appeared
and were qualified
A message from the Senate announced the due Or
ganizatiou of that body, and like message was
sont to the Senste frea the House, 'r-s -----i-
On motion of Mr.. Shober, message was sent to
the Senate proposing to raise joint select commit
tee on the part of the two Houses, to wait on His
Exeellency, the Governor, announce their organiza
ton aud their readiness to receive any communica-
ton he might wish to make.
The Senate concurred by message, and the Speaker
appointed Messrs. Shober and Love as members Of
the committee on part of the HSase.
The Speaker called the attention Of the House to
resolution passed at the first session of this Gen
eral Assembly, (ratied Dec. Goth, 1862 requiring
that after the third day of any succeeding session.
bills and resolutions remaining on the calender be
taken up and considered in order. This resolution
he said, was quite comprehensive, and he merely
adverted to its existence that the House might take
such action in the premises as it deemed proper
Should the rule remain unaltered, the unfinished
business Of the preceding session would be first m
order.
On motion of Mr.. Shepherd, message was sent
to the Senate proposing TO- suspend the rule embo'
died in said resolution. The Senate concurred
Mr.. Love, from the joint committee, to wait on
his Excellency, the Governor, reported that his
Excellency would communicate Immediately with
the two Houses by message.
The message having been received was read by
the Clerk, together with communication from the
Public Treasurer relative to the finances and was
then transmitted TO the Senate with proposition
to print.
Mr. Grissom moved that message be sent to the
Senate proposing to raise joint select committee to
consist of five on the part of the House and three
on the part of the Senate to consider so much of
the Governors message as relates to questions Of
fuance Agreed to.
message from the Senate proposing joint Sc
cret session of the two houses at noon tomorrow
to receive private communication from the Gov
ernor, was concurred in.
Mr.. Sherwood moved that message be sent t.
Senate proposing to raise a joint committee to con
slider that portion of the Governors message which
relates to notifications of the existing militia law
Mr.. Love thought that the joint standing com
mittee on military affairs appointed at the last ses
sion, was the proper committee to consider that par
Of the message and necessity for the appoint
ment of another
Mr.. Sherwoods motion prevailed.
The House then adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock.