Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-16

this House shall commence its morninr 'oa! nen
lO O'Clock, A ~, and after its morning saSS;o1
meet at o'clock Pm '''''OH Saa
The House proceeded to consider a hill ,ot
titled the Revenue Act Pending the r0s ~ Oe 60
the bill by sections the House adiourna5 Nn.f
morrow morning 10 o'clock. OD'' 10
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, December a. 1854
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Pritchard i0'@
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
JudiciGry-A bill to amend an act in ,,,,,, :,
courts of Oyer and Terminer reeommaO3;nu ~
passage. Rule suspended, read second and az
times, and passed. Bill concerning i.nDressmsn'
and asking to be discharged
Select COmmittee-A bill to regulate salaries an
fees, recommending its passage Ordered IN NJ
printed.
BILSs INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Dick, bill to amend an act to ipeornor,,
the n G. Volunteer Navy Company. CorporatioD,
Mr.. Berry, bill to repeal an act passed durD,
the present session, in regard to pay Of members. |
Mr.. Dick, bill to amend an act in regard TO ri
emptions from CONSUMPTION.
Mr. Gaer, bill 20 incorporate the North AMI
South Carolina Central Railroad Company Inter.
nal Improvements.
SPECIAL ORDER
The hour of II having arr we'd, the Speaker Al,
nounced the special order, being the resolutions in.
troduced oy Mr.. Pool, and reported by majority
| Of the Select Committee to which they were rg
red. The majority and minority reports were b0h
read. Mr.. Ellis moved to amend by striking Ou
the resolutions reported by the majority Of the CON
mittee and inserting those reported by the minor
ity. Mr.. Speight moved to lay upon the hHs
which motion prevailed Ayes q nays 20, as I'd
lows:
Yeas-Messrs. Aycock, Berry, BrysOn, COutl
Crump, Ellis, Grier, Hall, KIRBY, Lindsay, Lon!
McCorke, McEachern, Miller, Pitchford, POSl
Smith, SpeIght, Taylor, Ward, WhitfOrd, WiggD
Wright, and Wynne-24.
Nays-Messrs. Adams, Arendell, Bagley, BOun
Boyle, Dick, Horton, Jones, Lassiter, Mann, Marct
Matthews, Odom, Patterson, Patton, Pool, Sander
| Snead, Straugbn, Warren and Winstead-2l
Mr.. Berry moved 10 re ;onsidIr the vote, and N
Lindsay moved TO lay the motion on the table, an
demanded the yeas and nays. The vote was ye
| %, nays %.
The speaker voted in the negative, and the motto
was laid upon the table
The motion to reconsider recurring Mr. LndS'
demanded the yeas and nays, and the result vi
! yeas 81, nays "a. So the vote was not recoI
sidered.
BILLS ON THEIR SECOND READINGS.
A bill to repeal an act to prevent Obstruct0lS
Big Swamp by shtraps.. Passed.
A bill in relation to alimOny. Passed
A bill to incorporate the Confederate JOINT o0'
| Publishing Company. Passed.
A bill for the relief of II. b. Guthrie, late Sns
| of Orange county. Passed.
A bill to grace Common Schools and lnerea
| their usefulness. Postponed till Friday next
o'clock
A bill to keep in repair the Western TurnPl
| Road. Passed. ,r.s
A bill to amend an act in regard to the dSulAn !
| of spirituous liquors Passed. Prohibits tne '
mentation of grain to be brewed into beer, &C.
bill to allow bounty of $50 each to citizens sHiI
| ing in the Naval service. Passed.
MATTERS FROM THE HOUSE. :.
A message transmitting a communication ~
! the Governor with the report Of the Treasure,
the University also message proposing t9SvI
an election for five Trustees OF the University ~
o'clock, Tomorrow, which was concurred u, r
a resolution of thanks to j. B. Stars Da''ar
and to. the Junior Reserves, both OF winch :,
concurred in. Several other bills AMI reSoiuHS
were read the first time and will be notlced H'
after.
BILLS, ETC, ON THEIR SECOND READlDG.
1
A bill to incorporate Stokesburg Lodge N" .
! of Masons. -
Mr.. Matthews offered substitute Wncl l.,
adopted, and the bill passed its I'd and 80 resu
\ Bill to authorize the Governor to remove y
troops beyond the limits Of the State fAS'''
the casting vote of the Speaker, sL
A bill to incorporate the Linville Steel anu "
Company. Passed c.,
A bin to increase the capital stock oil the J1p
Iron Company. Passed, rule suspended anu r
ed Sd reading. .,rE,
Resolution in regard to pay of bounty to SO'u
| Passed n..o-,o;
Resolution in favor of the Junior Reserves
| Passed. wo
A bill to incorporate the Cranberry Iron WI
Passed. H.
A bin to increase the efficiency oil Inc n'
Guard organization. .,;r,
Mr.. Odom offered an amendment rePeai.nI
| law in regard to Home Guards, ratlneu !" p p
| 1850. and all laws anendatory to the Sane
poned until to morrow. .oeeu
Resolution protesting gainst the polcy -
cipation for public services.
| MISCELLANEOUS. nj,
On motion of Mr.. Lindsey, message was , 9,
the House proposing to set apart SATURDAY
! the appointment of Magistrates
| Adjourned.