Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-11-29

from the wise laws and experience of Great Britain
was to protect Judges and render their salaries in.
dependent of the rage of party. But the Judges
were compelled by the lnadeguacy of pay to as
sumo fhe humiliatng attitude Of receiving charity
from the members of the bar. He was for relieving
them from such position, and restoring the spirit
of the Constitution, while he did not infringe the
letter of it and he thought this bill answered the
purpose. Besides this want Of liberal compensation
would force the poorer judges from the bench, and
make the Office one which rich men alone could fill
thus raising an inyidiOuS distinction between the
rich and poor judges.
The question was then, put on the passage Of the
bill its third reading, when q. ....
NJ Cunningham called for the yeas and nays
YEAs-Messrs. Allison, Amis, Asheworth, Beam,
Blair, Boyd Bond of Gates, Brown of Mecklenburg,
Bryan, Gaho, Caldwell. Galloway, Calvert, Carson
of Rutherford, Carter Cspp, COstner, Craige Craw-
ford of ofRowan Davis of Halifax, Duke Erwin, Flynt
Gaskins George, Gibbs, Gidney, Grier, Grissom,
Hadley, Hanes, Harrington, Hasseli, Hewes Henry,
Herbert, Holton, Horton of Watsuga Jordan, Joyn-
er Judkins, Lane, Lewis, Little, Love, Lowe, Lyle,
McCormick, McGehee, Mclean, Morisey, Murphy,
Murrill, Outterbridge, Patterson, Peace, Perkins,
Phillips, POWELL Riddick, Rogers, Russell Shepherd,
Shipp, Simmons Smith Of Cabarris Smith Of Duplin,
Smith of Johnston, Stipe, Strong, Wheeler and
Young-78.
Mars Albritton, Aston, Austin, Banks, Baxter,
Best, Bond of Bertie Brown of Madison, Carson OF
Alexander, Cobb, Cowles, Crawford Of Wayne;
Cunningham. Davis Of Franklin, Enloe, Faison,
Farmer, Faucette j. 81. Headen, w. j. Headen,
Horton of Wilkes Isbell. Johnston, Mann, McAden,
Mcmillan, Reinhardt, Russ, Russell, Sharpe, Stan
cell Vann, Waugh and Wooten-35.
message was received from the Senate propos,
ing to 90 into an election for Secretary OF State,
and announcing that p II. Ru S, H. G. Williams,
w. A. HuSke and ID. ". Baln, ESqrs, we're in nom
Ination Tabled, on motion of Mr.. Mccormick.
A bill amend an entitled an the
relief of the wives and families of soldiers " was
, taken up on its second reading.
Mr.. McAden moved to amend by striking out "l2'
magistrates and inserting third" Agreed
to, and the bill as amended passed its second
reading
A message was received from the Senate propos.
ing print for each member and clerk three copies
Of the rules OF order, a catalogue Of the members
) and the State and Confederate Constitutions.
On motion of Mr.. Haues the number was reduced
to one for each member and clerk, and message
was accordingly sent to the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Fowle a message was sent %
the Senate proposing to go forthwith into an eec-
ton for superintendent Of Common Schools.
The message was agreed to and MeSsIs. Baxter
and Wheeler were appointed committee to super
intend the election.
Mr. FowIe nominated Rev. @. H. Wiley, who re-
ceived l4O votes and was declared duly elected.
message was received from the Governor trans
mtting the report of the Principal Of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum.
!, On motion of Nr Mccormick, it Sas ordered to
be printed.
Mr. Shepherd resolution resolution in favor
of Perrin Busbee. Laid over
Also bill to incorporate the Fayetteville Enter
prise Cotton Factory. Laid over.
Also, bill to incorporate the Fayetteville North
Carolina Iron Works. Laid over.
communication from Mr.. j. B. Neathery was
received accepting the Office OF Safe Printer, and
returning thanks. Adjourned.