Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-12-21

me Confederate government are mn,o..
ions in violation of the laws Thup fesslng pro,
Hs''tced, That the Governor of NoOS be it
nereoy directed to cause all such nersoa oarOlnas
rested and bound over for trial tn tS to
the Superior Court Of the county IN nrst term a,
iegai impressment may have been m. %a'ca Such L.
=, hs'osoed That the violation Of ths T..
laws passed BY Congress, is hereby m,d %apressuet
mesnor, and upon conviction the off fsaae nsds
nnea and imprisoned not less than thr,a Shall b.
10 ." mods anas when any impressmento uays
nort of tho a. nos 70 leave suficiency for ~ s0
t III ,ns , Gwner and his family the ondne
lara, to be sued for by the party ;n. Mousand DOL
In presenting these resolution
nouncedf in no measured terms, tho oi Smith d.
OF impressing officers in Johnston sal exaction
nounced the purpose on the part of his and an.
to resist such aggressons should the o; ,u.;nsttuen
De poWerless to afford redress and wi authority
future anu Immunity !,
Mr.. waugh introduced the following ,.,.,
relative to the suspension Of the resolutions
writ Of ha6eas corpus, viz: ~ privileges Of til.
ResotuM, That all acts of Conoro,,
the privilege of the writ of habeas subscribing
deny to persons claiming exemption f!o", sos
service, the right Of judicial inon;r Vi military
cases through that writ being unconsii+ into thst
void, the Governor is hereby directed tn and
laws IN favor OF persons claiming the riah, mat ali
writ, or the benefit of discharge when u n Of the
the judiciary, shall be rgdly enforced ~. made BY
any cases occur where his authority in t fnu mat
shall be d'sregarded, he report the sams mat
next session of the Legislature '"ue 70 tue
tons. 'N'f"'e Rela.
| INTRODUCTION OF Bu1s
Mr.. Love, introduced bill to amsnd
provide for Turnpike Road from Sashn an act TO
to the line Of the State Of Georgia. Rsfsu:N west
! Mr.. Fowle, bill to incorporate the nsae y.
Turnpike Company. " Desp R'Vs
The resolution introduced by Mr., W,,,h
yesterday, in relation to the sessions of the IT, on
was amended after discussion, and wa. s hoas
adopted as follows: nnai!
Resotued, That from and after "Wednesday 49,.
this House shall commence its morning. session
10oclock A. NJ, and after its morning sesSon VI
meet at o'clock P. NJ. '''''u SOa
The House proceeded to consider bill IN h..
titled the Revenue Act Pending the resd; " Gu
the bill by sections, the House adjourned nntI
morrow morning 10 o'clock. ' w.
| SENATE
WEDNESDAY, December IA 1884
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Pritchard.
REPORTS PROM COMMITTEES,
Judiciary-A bill to amend an act in regard \,
courts of Oyer and TerminAn reeommendiD, i,
passage Rule suspended, rea( second and tb IA
times, and passed Bill concernih g impressusns
and asking to be discharged
Select Coanaittee-A bill to regulate salaries and
fees, recommending its passage Ordered to b
printed.
F Bill. 8 INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Dick, bill to amend an act to inco,Don,
the N. G. Volunteer Navy Company. Corporations
Mr.. Berry, bill to repeal an act passed durp
the present session, in regard to pay Of members
Mr.. Dick, a bill to amend an act in regard to .,
emptions from cqpseription.
Mr.. GrIsr, bill to incorporate the North On
South Carolina Central Railroad Company. Int
nal improvements.
SPECIAL ORDER
The hour of u having arrived, the Speaker ,
nounced the special order, being the resolutions
PRODUCED oy Mr.. Pool, and reported by a major
of the Select Committee to which they were ref
J red. The majority and minority reports were b
read. Mr.. Ellis moved to amend BY striking {
the resolutions reported by the majority of the CO
mittee and inserting those reported by the min
ity. Mr.. Speight moved to lay upon the tai
which motion prevailed Ayes "a, nays 20, a
lows:
Yeas-Messrs. Aycook, Berry, Bryson, Cou
Crump, Ellis, Grier, Hall, KIRBY, Lindsay, Lo
McCorkle, McEachern, Miller, Pitchford, Pow
Smith, Speight, Taylor, Ward, Whitford, Wggi
Wright, and Wynne- "a.
Mays-Messrs. Adams, Arendell, Bagley, Blou
, Boyle, Dick, Horton, Jones, Lasster, Manu. Mar
Matthews, Odom, Patterson, Patton, Pool, Sandt
Snead, Straugbn, Warren and Winstead-2l.
Mr.. Berry moved to reconsider the vote, and
, Lindsay moved to lay the motion on the table, 4
demanded the yeas and nays. The vote was y
, %, nays %.
Tho speaker voted in the negative, and the mot
was laid upon the table.
3 The motion to reconsider recurring Mr.. Lind
demanded the yeas and nays, and the result
yeas 81, nays a. So the vote was not rec
, sidered.
BILLS ON THEIR SECOND READINGS.
A bill to repeal an act to prevent obstruction
Big Swamp by fshraps.~ Passed.
{ A bill In relation to alimony. Passed.
7 A bill to incorporate the Confederate Joint 81
Publishing Company. Passed.
, A bill for the relief of H. B. Guthrie, late sh
, Of Orange county. Passed
A bill to grace Common Schools and incr
: their usefulness. Postponed till Friday nez
. o'clock.
A bill to keep in repair the Western Turn
r Road. Passed.
A bill to amend an act in regard to the disdlls
o., spirituous liquors. Passed. prohibits the
n mentation Of grain to be brewed into beer, &C.,
bill to allow bounty of $50 each to citizens Ell
# ing in the Naval service. Passed
MATTERS FROM THE HOUSE.
A message transmitting communication
the Governor with the report Of the Treasure
the University also message proposing to 60
. an election for five Trustees Of the University
o'clock, tomorrow, which was concurred in;
!. a. resolution of thanks to- j. 3. Starts Batt'
and to the. Junior Reserves, both Of which
70 concurred in. Several other bills and resolu1
were read the first time and will be noticed
d after.
BILLS, ETC, ON THEIR SECOND READIDa.
n A bill to incorporate Stokesburg Lodge NO
: of Masons.
> Mr.. Matthews offered q substitute which :.
| adonted and the hill passet its Cd and 2dTeadl