Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-10

1 found to agree with the Governors position and he could
well call his friends for their support 1t was also
| backed BY the Supreme Court, in its decisions.
Mr. Waddell read the Governors dispatch to the Pres-
dent stating that the to fill his requstion could mol
be raised without taking the exemps and asking VIVA.
must be DONE &c. and the Presidents reply stating tna
he would accept all who would organize for local defence
He said it evasion of the question: not isr ana
plain NorthCarona had already been decmatea'
He did not favor this taking of every ndscrmlnatey
The yeas and unys were called for the motion to SUBJ
| stute Those who voted in the affirmative are:
Messrs BRYAN Cobb, Costner, Crawford, Davenport,
Davis Duke, Foy Gentry George, Gillian, Gaskins Har-
ris of Cabarus Hawes Henderson, Henry OF Henderson,
jenkins, Joyner. Judkins, Keener, Kirby Lenmonds,
| Love Mckay McNeill McRas PEBBLES, Pierson, Powell
Reynolds Richardson, Rses Robinson, Russ, Shepherd
Russell of CavGp, Smith OF Washington, Spruil and Will
iamsOn-39.
Those who voted in the negative are:
Aesss Allison, Albrtton, Ams Avera, Bernhardt, Bar
ringer BeaI Beam, Benbury Berry, Best, Burgin Car
genter Carson, Craig Dunn, Fynt Foust Glenn Green,
Hampton Harris OF Chatham Harrison, Henry of BERTHE
Headen, Hongsorth, Howard, Horton Ingram, Kerner,
Long, Lyle Mann of HYDE Mann of ?asquoank, McCOr-
mick Nssen Parks, Patterson Pearce Perkins, R1bbns
GuIlford, Stanc, Waddell Walen Walser, Watson,
Weborn WoodaAs and I Dung of YanceY-54.
The question thshTecurrng on Mr. SherwOods bill,
Mr. bea moved to amend after the word scholars 10th
line I'd Section insert clause to exempt printers of books
binders thereof &c which accepted by Mr. Sherwood
Mr. PEBBLES moved to strike the clause exempting
men because Of religious scrupeS aud called for the yeas
and nays.
The motion was lOst-yeas SO, nays 81.
Mr. PEBBLES moved To strike out the clause exempting
bank officers, and called for the yeas and nays. Tn.
ton was lost-yeas Al, nays 81.
Mr. Wadde offered an amendment to insert after the
word eonStabes, one deputy sheriff for each county Ac
cepted.
Mr. Hawes an amendment to exempt the depot clerks
of Weldon and Wilmington Railroad. Lost the amend
ment' was already Incorporated in the bill.
Mr.. WalSer, an amendment which accepted.
Mr. Shube moved insert maii contractors among the
list OF exemptions. Agreed to.
Mr.. Waddell amendment 10 exempt employees in iron
foundeFies Accepted.
Mr.. Love an amendment to exempt all executive and
judicial officers of Ihe Confederate government. Ac-
cepted.
Mr.. Brown an amendment to exempt tellers in banks
Lost.
Mr. Person moved to strike of the last line of the LIST
section, the word Governor shall appoint and insert men
shall elect The yeas and nays were called for and the
motion was carried-yeaS ~, nays 10.
Mr. Allison arose TO privileged question. He had seen
pamphlet indeed it had bees laid on the desks of men,
bers which, iphis belief derugaed from the dignity Of
the House. That was issued by Mr. FOy, the member
from OnslOw and he considered action the part
of the House necessary, especially it reflected the
members OF committee of that body with personal
he had nothing do He, therefore, moved
resolutions of inquiry appointing select committee Of
and the committee consists of MeSSrS Allison Shepherd
and Others
The Speaker ratified sundry bills which were sent to
the Senate for ratification.
Mr. AmS moved strike out this in the 4th line Sec
ton 4, and insert " the first" Carried.
On the passage OF the bill its second reading the
and were called Tor and the soOdyeas Al,
nays Al.
Phe bill passed its second reading.
Sundy from the Senate disposed Of when
On motion of Mr. GrisSom the House adjourned till
morrow morning at O'Clock.