Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-05-25
SENATE. -.,1'

@SATURDAf,SMay Il, 1864.
Messages were received from the House of Com
m"ps disagreeing to proposed nendmens Of the Sen
atetbat the JaiDt Select Gommittee upon so much
tho Governors message as relates to exemption con
sist Of three on the part Of each House.
s The Senate insisted upon the amendments.
Another message ann uncing Messrs. Mckay, Nc
Alden apd Person as House branch Of Joint Sclec
Committee to enquire what further legislation is nee
ess'ry to make Effective an act to restore the Court
ant. other rurpnses
Also message recommending sundry persons a
Justices Of the Peace. Agreed to.
Also message proposing tsnraise Joint Selec
C,nmit;ee on SO much of the v,vernors Message al
relates to correspondence between himself and thu
President. The Senate agreed with an amendment
that the Com mitteetupsist Of on the part ST eacf
House. VI, - ~
Reports of various committees were made upor
bills and resolutions which will come mp in regular
order upon The calendar.
Message from House Of Commons transmitting Ger.
tain engr,ssed bills.
bill to Incorporate Soldiers Female Orphan
Il.nne in Forsyth Read first time. .-s
bill to incorporate the trustees of he General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the Confed-
erats States of America. Read first time and rules
suspended. on motion Mr.. Young and read a Sec
ord time and amended, motion Of Mr.. Boyden by
an ADDITIONAL section ressrving the right of charging
the privileges granted.
Mr.. Warren, from the Joint Select Committee on
so much OF the Governors message relates habeas
corpus made report aid recommended certain res
niutnIs in relation to the subject.
MIR. Hail, from the COMMITTEES, submitted a
minority report. - -
Tue reports and resolutions were ordered to be
printed and made ting special order for Tues lay, -
oclSck
The resolutions Of Mr. Smith. of Macon, endorsing
the administration Of CIV. Vance, were taken up
upon is motion and, the yeas and nays being asked
upon his motion, one fifth Of ths members agreeing
Those who voted in the Affirmative were Messrs.
Adams, of Davidson, Arcndeil, Aycock, B.g'ey,
Houn', B ylen, Carrnway, Copeland, Ellis, Faison,
Larllss, Of Franklin, Lassiter, Leltch, Matthew's,
Murrii, NH, Outlaw, Patton, Pitcbford, Powell,
Sanders: SinEson, Sharpe, Smith, of Arson, Smith,
Of Macnn Smith, o Stanly. Taylor, of Chatham,
Taylor, OF Nash, Warren, Wigsius, Wooley, Wight
and ioung-32.
These V no voted in the negative were Messrs. Har-
riss o! Ruth rfu,d, and Patrck-2.
a numitr o. euerossed bills were received from
the House which We're read first time and placed on
tie calender.
The Till 70 protect cattle passed its several readings
nnder SUSPENSE u CT the rules.
MIR. iioke Introduced resolution to turn over to
The Cor tecrate authorities the troops now organized
anu N TIE pay OF the State. Il ferrtI to Com nittec
on Military Affairs.
A / i'll t" 'xleud the linn, f,r comparing the polls
for certain counties, g., taken up on motion
Of III. Warren, read second and third time and
passed.
Mr. P,ui~k, bill in relation to pnblic millers.-
Read and referred TO Committee Propositions and
Grievances.
MIR. B. y'!cn, a hill to amend the charter of the
fi''lmont L. r. Company. r aL aud r. ferrel on
n'ot'oa OF MIR. Hall, to Committee on Internal I'm
rrnvem~nt.
lrav: If absence was granted to Mr.. Sanders un-
I'll n INLAY next, on lnotioa Of Mr. Smith, of Arson.
Air Ellis introduced resolution in relation to ad-
j urnlnens tits evening at 10 o'clock, D. M, pending
"Hi: h Seta.e adjourned iii Monday morning, 10
u'clu t.