Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-31
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

SATURDAY. May %. 1884 :
The House was called to order at 8 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
PRAYER by Rev. Robt. Burton
The Journal Of yesterday read and approved.
Mr. She pherd from the finance committee repured bill
to provide and for the supply of the Treasury
which passed its several reading under suspension Of the
rules GAuthorizes issue Of the three million Of dollars
in Stat Treasury undabe redeemable two
after the ratification OF peace between the Confederate
States und the United States
Mr. Carter from the select committee to which were
fe-red Mr. Persons resolutions concerning Davis
etc presented majority report the follow ing resou
tions as a substitute for those referred.
RssoIved By the General AsSemo of the State of
Carolina that we have full confidence in the fidelity
and patriotism of President Davis.
RtsoLrsd That in Opi mon the President and Sen
ate the Confederate States being the power
under the Constitution the only legitimate agents for
entering negotiations for peace with the enemy.
Rsa1i0Si That prOf'undest thanks are due and
are hereby rendered to brave and devoted soldiers in
the fed for the heroic gaantry and rtude which under
the providence of God have crowned their efforts with sig
Mr. Grssom for the minority of said committee repor
ted resolution similar 10 character to the bird Of the
series OF resolutions reported by the majority and the
aneston being the adoption of this in lieu of the snb
sttute proposed by the majority on motion OF Mr. Person
division of the question ordered and the vote
first taken on the motion to strike out
On motion of Mr. lson ,hs yeas and nays were order
ed the House refused to strike out -
Those who voted in the affirmative were hessrs Best,
Bond Carpenter Cowle5, Damn, Greene Grissom Henry
of Berte Hollingsworh, Ingram, jenkins, Keeuer Nc
Ne Parks Perkins Ritter Robbins 10. ers Russell of
Brunswick, Well born, WOodall-2'.
Those who voted in the negative were Messrs AlisnD
AIbrittOn, Amis, Bernhard, Beubury Brown Bnnpass
Burgn Burns, Carson, Carter, Cubb, Crawford Davis
Duke, Foy. Gaskns Gentry, George Glenn, Hampton,
Harris of Cabaus Hawes, Henderson Henry of Hender-
son. Howard, Horton, Jovner JudkIns Leathers Logan
Love, Lyle. Mann of Hyde Mann of Pasquiank, MeAden
Mckay, McRae Patterson Pearce Peebe Persnn; Powell
Rhodes Richardson, Ridicx, Reinhard, Rives. Russ,
Shepherd, Sherwood, ShUber, Stancl, Waddeil William
son, Young of Iredell-5G
The question recurring on the adoption of the majority
report substitute for the resolutions referred Mr.
Person accepted them.
The question being upon the passage of the resou
tious Mr. Grissom asked division of the question that
the resolutions might be voted upon sSriGtinI
The question being the passage Of the LIST resolution
the yeas and nays ordered motion of Mr. Person
The resolution adopted
Those who voted in the affirmative were Messrs. Al-
son. Amis Barnhardt Barrnger Benbury, Brown. Brya
Bumpass Burgin Burns, Carter. Cobb CostAer, CEse
Crawford, Davis, Duke, Fny, Gaskins, Gentry 6Hen-
Glenn Hampton Harris Of Cabarrus Hawss Hers Logan
dersou Howard, Joyner Judkins Keener. hank MeAden
Love, Lyle, Mann of Hyde Mann Of Pee Pearce Peebes
Mckay, MeNeill McIaa, Tks, Rs RhsiphaTdt Riddiek,
Person, Powell Rb9des, Rirhs1 ShQber Stapcll, TaS.
Hives Russ Shepherd ShdnE Of lredeH and YouhV Of
deaf WalstF IWiIlSans. a., '3rGE y .! ia. =" -
Yancey-S2. .siheIneg4tgs 7N6ie- -NessrE Afford,
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