Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-07-05
Rttraet mon Hou,. Journ.l..

Extract from House JOaFhals.
-. ... ..,- ~ .'a6 MONDAY, May %, 1864
A message from the Senate transmitted the fol-
lowing engressed resolutions in relation to Gov.
Vance: -, sg.rs-. ...r ...
/" RssolUsd That his Excellency Gov. q: B. Vance
IS justly entitled to the confidence and thanks of
this General Assembly for the abba, faithful and
successful manner in which he has heretofore dis
charged and is now dischargng the complicated and
ardnous duties Of the Executive Office embarrassed
g it has been by the difficulties growing out the
present unjust and fendish war. =
- Resolosd further. That Gov. Vance has the most
hearty approval and cordial sympathy Of this Gen
eral Assembly for the irmness and fidelity with
which he has uniformly adhered to our cause Of
Independence and resistance 10 the powers brought
against as for our subjugatioa." . -
Mr.. Cobb offered this amendment:
~ ResoEped, That we have full confidence in the
integrity and patriotism Of the President of the
Confederate States, and congratulate him and the
whole country upon the success Of the cause.
ResOLoed That to the soldiers Of the State who
have nobly met the dangers Of this war, We sre
under deep debt of gratitude for the valor and
forttude with, which they have defended US from
the assaults of our enemies in this cruel war, so
unjustly forced upon us
Mr. Garter called for division Of the question as
to Mr.. Oobb's amendment and the question being
shall the first of Mr. Cobbs resolutions be adopted,
Mr.. Cobb called for the yeas and nays.
Those who voted in the Affirmative are Messrs.
Bernhardt Beall, Brown, Bryan, Garter, Cobb Cost
ner, Crawford, Davis, Foy, Francis, Gsskins, Gen.
try, George, Gillian, Grier, Hampton, Harris Of
Ca5arrus, Harris Of Chatham, Hawes, Henry Of
Henderson, ,Headen, Hodges, Joyner, Judkjns,
Keener, Kirby, Lemmonds, Logan, Love, Manning,
McRae, Pearce, PEBBLES, Person, Powell, Reynolds,
Rhodes, Richardson, Rhenhardt Rives, Robertson,
Russ, Shepherd, Staneill, Vann and Williams-4T.
Those who voted in the negative are Messrs. Al
H. Del DA1k
Bond, Burgin, Carpenter, Craig, Dunn, Flynt,
Glenn, Greene, Grissom, Harrison, Henry of BERTHE,
Howard, Horton, Ingram, Jenkins, Kerner, Laws,
Leathers, Mann of Hyde, Mccormick, Mcneil,
Nissen, Parks Patterson, Ritter, Robins, Rogers,
Russell of Brunswick, Sherwood, Smith of Guilford,
Smith of Washington, Wallin, Walser, Welborn,
Young of Iredell, Young of Yancey-42.
So the amendment was agreed to.
The second resolution of Mr.. Cobb was unani.
mously adopted.
The question recurred upon the passage of the
resolutions in relation to Gov. Vance as amended
by Mr.. Cobb, when q division of the question was
again called for and the first resolution endorsing
Gov Vance was voted for with the following result
Those who voted in the affirmative are,
Messrs Allison, Albritton, Amis, Avera, Bern
hardt Barringer, Beall, Beam, Benbury, Best,
Bond, Brown, Bryan, Burgin, Burns, Carter,
Cobb, Costner, Craig, Crawford, Davis, Dunn,
Flynt Foy, Francis, Gaskins, Gentry, George, Gil
liam, Glenn, Grier, Grissom, Hampton Harris of
Cabarrus, Harris of Chatham, Harrison Hawes,
Henry of Henderson, Headen, Hodges Howard,
Horton, Ingram, Jenkins, Joyner, Judkins, Keener,
Kerner, Kirby, Laws, Leathers, Lemmonds, Logan,
Long Love, Lyle, Mann of Hyde, Manning, Nc
Cormick, Mckay, McNeill, McRae, Nissen, Parks,
Patterson, Pearce, PEBBLES, Person, Powell, Rey-
nolds, Rhodes, Richardson, Reinhardt, Riddick,
Rives, Robbins, Russ. Russell of Brunswick. shep-
herd, Sherwood, Shober, Smith of Gnilford, Smith
of Washington, Spruill Stancill, Vann, Wallin,
Walser Wellborn, Williams Young of Iredell,
Young Of Yaneey.-98.
Those who voted in the negative are Messrs
Henry Of BERTHE, Carpenter and Rogers.
The resolution was agreed to.
The question now recurred upon the adoption Of
the second resolution in relation to Gov. Vance as
amended by Mr.. Cobbs resolution endorsing Pres
ident Davis. -.....
Those who voted in the affirmative are Messrs.
Amis, Bernhardt, Barringer Beal, Benbury, Brown,
Burgin, Bryan, Burnes, Carter, Cobb, Costner,
Crawford, Davis, Dunn, Foy, Francis, Gaskins,
Gentry, George Gillian, Glenn, Grier, Hampton,
Harris of Cabarrus, Harris Of Chatham, HARRISON,
Hawes, Henry Of Henderson, Headen, Hedges, How
ard, Horton, Joyner. Judkins Keener, Kerner, Kir.
bv, Laws, Leathers, Lemmonds, Logan, Long Love,
Mann Of Hyde, Manning, Mccormick, Mckay, Nc
Neill, McRae, Parks, Patterson, PEBBLES, Person
Powell Reynolds Rhodes, Richardson, Reinhardt
Rives, Robinson, Russ, Shepherd Sherwood, Sho-
Der, Smith of Washington, stAnciil, Vann, Walssr
and Williams-70.
Those who voted in the negative were Messrs.
Allison, Avera, Best, Bond, Carpenter, Cowles,
Craig Greene, Grissom, Henry Of BERTHE, Hollings
worth, Ingram, Jenkins, Lyle, Nilsson, Ritter,
Robins, Rogers, Russell Of Bruns . ick. Spruil
wallen, Weborn, Young Of Iredell, and Young o.
Yancey-26.
So the resolutions endorsing Gov. Vance ana
President Davis passed the final vote-yeas 20
nays 26.