Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-02
SENATE.

THURSDAY, december l, 1904.
3 Prayer by Rev. Dr. Craven.
( Mr.. Patterson added the name of H0n John A.
4 Guer to the nomination made fuF G. s. Senator
/ The following engroSsed resolutions from the
! House were read q lSt time:
1 Resolution to abolish Provost Guards
|! Resolution in reference to persons assigned to
Hight duty, contrary to law, and recommending
/ means to affect their release.
4 Mr.. Patterson, from the committee on Finance
reported the bill relative to public printing, with
amendment that the Secretary of State be added to
the Auditor and practical printer in ascertainlng
the amount of compensation to be paid the public
; printer, and recommended its passage.
. Mr.. Virgins, from the Finance committee, re.
ported that the Treasurers books, accounts, &C.,
had been examined as far could now be done, and
that the books, &c, seemed to be neatly and cor
/ rectly kept
. Mr. Arendell, from the committee on Corpora
tions reported the bill to incorporate Sardls Acad
[ emy, and recommended its passase
(. Mr.. 0dom from the joint select committee on a
; system of tithIng, reported tina; such system was
| injudicious.
4 fifth trial for an election for Secretary of State
was Intellectual Vote of the Senate about as
yesterday
The bill to provide just compensation to the State
printer Passed its second reading.
|: Hon. Jno. NJ Norchead, Hon. w. N Fl. Smith
and Todd R. Caldwell, Esq, we're added to the nom-
nations for G. S: Senator.
Mr. Hall added the name OF Col G. Ii. Fsri5ault
to the nominations for Secretary Of State.
/ On the sixth vote the result was follows in the
Senate: Richardson 13; Faribault Is; Balm 9 !;
Williams Z; the rest scattering
/ Whole number of votes cast 152, as follows:
Richardson 40; Faribauit 40; Williams %; Balm
lS; Russ 49, the rest scattering. No election.
Mr.. Leitch nominated Mr.. Bethune, Of Robson,
as a candidate for Secretary OF State.
+ The Senate voted for Z. :. Senator as follows:
For Hon. e. @. Rsdde-Me,srs. Adams, Berry,
Dick Jones, Lasster, Odora, Pool, Saunders, SEead
Winstead, Bagey and Straughn-l2.
For Hon. j. a. GiLmer.-Mr.. Speaker, Messrs.
! Boyle, Horron Lindsey, Matthews, March, McCor-
kle, Patterson Patton and Whitford-1O.
For T. s. Aske-McsSrS Crump, Ellis Leitch,
McEachern, Smith and WIight-6.
For Hon ". T. Dortch-M Messrs Aycock, Courts,
Grer, Hall, Harris Pitchford, Powell, Spe:ght,
! For Or Hon I ". N H. S@iM.-Messrs. Virgins
| and Wynne-2.
For Hon r. s. DonneH H-Messrs. Arendell,
Blount, Mason, Stubbs and WaTren-5.
For Hon. J. n. Aorshead-Messrs. BrysOn and
Miller-2.
The.committee to superintend the election fer
! Senator reported that the whole number of votes
cast was l57; of which Mr. Reade received 81
| Mr.. Dortch 40; Ar. Gilmer 10; Mr.. Ashe II Mr..
| Dunnell &; Mr.. Smith 9 Mr.. Morehead 8. The
rest scattering. No election.
The name Of Mr.. Williams was withdrawn from
the contest for Secretary of State and the result
of the 7th trial was as follows in the Senate: Mr..
Richardson II; Mr.. Bethune Is. The rest scatter.
! ing.
The committee reported the whole number oi
votes cast l5O Us follows Richardson 40 Bethune
Sc Faribaut SO; Balm 7. The rest scattering
! No election.
Mr.. Pitehford nominated Hon. David Outlaw fol
Confederate States Senator
A message from the House proposing to go int
election for Public Treasurer, and informing tn
Senate that Jonathan Worth, Esq, IS in nonlnation
was concurred in.
Mr. Worth received AZ votes in the Senate
Mr.. Speight voted for Mr.. Courts; Mr.. Ellis 70
Mr.. Patrick Murphy. Whole Number of votes cas-
146; of which Mr.. Worth received la, and wa
duly elected
The Senate proceeded to vote I'd time for Sem
tor, as follows: Reade 1S; Oortch 10; Gilmer
The rest scattering.
Mr.. StubUs put in nomination Mr. P. A. WiEe
for Secretary Of State.
I Senate adjourned.