The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-11-28

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Morehead, Morton, Morrissett, Patton, To-
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Rogers, Rosebro, Russ, Shelton simpson,
Smith of Guilford, Stone, Suddertn; nlul,,
TurnbulI, Vestal, Walker, Whitley. wliliams
of Harnett. Williams of Pitt and YORK.
For NICHOLS s. Co. Messrs. Allen, ASH
worth, Black, Blair, Blythe, Bright, Carson
Garrett, Goodwin, Hinnant, Jenkins OF Gas
ton, jenkins of Granville. Jordan, Judklns,
Logan, Moore of Chatham, Perry of Carteret,
Rountree, Scoggin, Stevenson, league, I'm
stead, Waugh, Westnoreland, Whitfield,
Wilson of Forsyth, Williams of Yancey and
Womble. -,
Whereupon the House adjourned. ''
SENATE. HGE
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 81, 1866.
The Senate was called to order at IL
O'Clock, by the Speaker.
The reading of the journal of Monday,
being dispensed with on Tuesday, and be-
ing in conflict with the I'd rule Of the Sem
ate, Mr.. Wilson moved that the journal Of
Monday be read. The motion prevailed,
and the iourual xyas read
Mr. McRae, Senator from Richmond, ap-
peared, was duly sworn and took his seat.
The committee on the part of the Senate
Joint Rules were Messrs. Covington and
Leach.
A message was received from the House
proposing to go into an election for Engross-
ing Clerk at III o'clock.
Mr.. COwles moved that the message be
concurred in, which prevailed.
Time having arrived for the election OF
third Expressing Clerk, the Speaker ap.
pointed Messrs Cowles and Cunningham to
superintend the election.
A message was received from the House
stating that Messrs Keener and Hutchinson
were appointed to superintend the election
for third Engrossing Clerk.
Messrs. Hampton, Whiting, Taylor. Long
and Busbee were in nomination.
Pending the announcement of the election
thecommittee appointed to report rules fol
The government, made their report.
Mr.. Cowles, from the committee to super
intend the election for third Engrossins
Clerk, reported no election.
A message was received from the Hous,
proposing to 60 into an election for EngrQss
ing Clerk, and was cOncurred in. t,f--
Messrs. Cowles and Ferebee were appoint
ed to superintend the election.
The reading of the rules as reported b!
the committee were read by sections.
A message was received from the Hous
proposing to go into an election for Secretar,
of State. A motion to lay the message OF
the table was lost, the message concurred in
and Messrs. Lloyd and Robins appointed t,
superintend the election--Mr Best in nomi
nation.
Mr.. Cowles from the committee to super
intend the election of Engrossing Clerk re
ported the election of Mr.. Hampton. Hamp
ton 1903 Long So Barbee 1.
A message was received from the Hous
proposing to 60 into an election for Comp
troller On motion of Mr. Love the messag
| was laid on the table. ~ =
Mr. Robins from the Committee to super
intend the election of Secretary of State re
ported LAT votes cast; "a necessary to elect
Mr.. Best received the whole number, lat.
After considerable discussion, and SOM
amendments made, Mr.. Wilson moved tina
| rules be adopted, and the motion prevailed.
= wbeIeupun rhU oenoto uttjuuTued unit
tomorrow morning II O'Clock.