Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-01
elected having received SO votes Mr. Hoks s. and


by petition to the Governor showeth that one Lieut.
Danford Hair, Of PENNSYLVANIA, commanding company
very fine quality and young" end asks that may he
submitted to the Honorable the General Assembly Of
pensaton appertans to justice the part Of pc
titioner. And there is other such Ill the
And continues the petition You see lit to give this
petition attention. petitioner in duty bound will
t the senate pfS S please 0f"s' |" o"' le'
Nj Icitch of Robeson, moved to refer the petition to
the committee OH claims.
Nh cKoy suggested that it should be referred to
ect committee of one and suggested the Of the Sen
Mr. Carter, thought consideration due the wishes of
the peton and suggested it's reference to the senator
MI Cowles moved its reference to the committee the
Insane Asylum.
It was referred to the committee claims.
PRESIDENT.
The cngrossed resolutions of thanks to the President of
the United States in reference to his late veto
passed and ordered to be enrolled.
The following private bills passed their final reading:
TO incorporate the Rock Island curing Company,
in tho county of Mecklenburg.
To amend ie charter of the town of Jacksonville Onsow
county.
To amend the charter of the town of Salisbury.
To amend the charter of the town of LenOr Caldwell
To incorporate the Iesksville Male Academy, in the
To extend the limits of the town of swansbore, in
Onsow county.
RESIGNATION EURE
Mr.. Eure the Senator from the third district composed
the counties and Chowan rendered his resgna-
elected Solicitor for the first Judicial Dietrict.)
On motion of M Cowper wrs Of election were issued
hold election the 5th March to supply the vacancy
TWO SESSIONS
The following resolution adopted viz:
ResOCed That from and after to-day the daily sessions
of the Senate shall be az follows VIZ:
Meet at 10 A NJ, and adjourn at p NJ: meet 1T u p
NJ, and adjourn ut 10 L. NJ
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House was called to order at 10 o'clock A N.
The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
Mr.. Harrington, Conlmoner elect from Harnet county,
appeared and was qualified.
The joint committee on adjournment, reported through
Mr. Smith, of Columbus, that the 18th of March will be
the earliest day which the Legislature adourn-
RESOLVED, The Senate concurring, that the General As
semby adjourn sine die Monday the 18th day Of March
next.
On motion of Mr.. Waugh the resolution was amended
By fixing the hour Of adjournment at : o'clock a NJ
Thus amended the resolution adopted
Mr.. Mcintosh introduced the following
Resolred, That from and after to-day, this House hold
erWise ordered; Lies over one day under rule:
Mr.. Mcdonald introduced resolution that from and at
ter today the House meet daily at hafpast o'clock ~
N. Lies under rule.
Mr.. Jenkins OF CASTOR introduced resolution author
iGing sundry repairs to the Capitol.
Mr.. McNar, bill authorizing Registers 10 appoint
Deputies.
Mr.. Blythe, a bill for the relief of constables.
Mr. Burgess bill to incorporate the business exchange
Mr.. Cameron presented the memorial Of one George
Cole of Richmond county, praying for the
loss of certain mules, taken from him by Shermans
1.-THE petition forth that said Cole is lied the
wool" Union man. and always was: and moreover that he
had two in the Federal army The memorial
transmitted to the Senate
message was received from His E1cellency the Gov
resolution of inquiry. Sent to the Senate.
received from the Senate proposing that
the two Houses proceed forthwith to elect Trustee Of
the University The House concurre1, and having voted
proceeded to consider the
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
A change of
rules of plea ding therein, third reading. Dir Baxter
The substitute proposes continue in force the existing
stay law, until the first of January, 1858.
Mr.. Wilson moved to lay the bill on the table. Not
agreed to, yeas Is, nays 70.
Farcoth Of Wayne, favored the substitute for the
to the country than the one before the House.
Mr. Waugh called for division of the question: and the
AyEs7Messrs; Baxter Blaekmer,, CamgelI. Carson
Henry Hoke, Hutchinson, Jenkins of Castor, Jenkins of
Granville McEachen, Mott, Shaw, Simmons, Smith Of
Blair Blythe, Bonner Bryson, Burgess, Burton Caldwell
Cameron, Gambler, Cowan, Cox Craige, Crawford Davis
fe F DAYS of da sx d RGh HIS Ha
per- Harrison, HAYES Hlard Hodnett Hoderby, Holmes,
Horton Houston, LYMAN Jenkins of Warren Jones, JOY
Jndkins Keenan, Kinney, Lee of Gates Leigh of Ty-
re Logan LHeas Luke Manly N"tthews MeD9nad
,' %u Ws5 T Stsy
The question recurring on the passage OF the bill 1t
passed as follows:
Beasey, Blythe, Bonner, 1ryson Burgess, Burton, Cad
well, Cameron, Gambler, Carson Coates, Cowan, Cox,
Crage Davis of Halifax Farrow, Faison FeTre Flythe,
ET Hene Hae Af Holmes Horton
Houston Lyman, Jenkins of Warren, Jones' Joyner Jud
kns Kenan, Kinney, Lee of Gates Leigh of Tyrrel,
Intosh Moore of Martin, Murr Nivens, Nicks, Newsum,
Page Palmer, Paschal Potter Russell, Smith of Column
bus Smith of Guford Stiley scogsn, league, Thgpen,
Trull Waugh, Webb and iOrk-74.
NAYs-Messrs. Black Blackmer, Campbell, Crawford,
Davis Carteret, Farcloth of Green Fairclothe of
WAYNE, Garland Giddey Henry Hoke Hutehis9n Jenkins
Simmons, Smith :of Cumberland, Whitley, Williams Will
son and YelOwley-23.
Mr.. Kenan for the committee who supellntended the
election reported subsequently the election of Mr. Bynm
Wilson moved to reconsider the action taken on
Senate nominations of Justices of the Peace for the county
of Washington Not agreed to.
Sundry engrossed bills from the Senate had their hIst
reading, and the House adjourned until 10 clock A. d.
on Monday next.
A special despatch to the New York Tribune
saws gentleman of this city, having occasion to
pass through Arlington at dusk on Saturday, saw
O lonely figure standing with folded arms at the
foot of tree. Struck with the sorrowfu attitude
of the person, he walked past him, and saw that
it was Robert E. Lee, standing i'll the street that
passes through the middle of his old estate. Mrs
Lee has applied to the President for restoration
of this estate. which has virtually become Ma
tional Union Soldiers Cemetery. The expectation
is general that the President will order its resto
ration.
The Vote to Sustain the Veto Message.
The following is the vote sustaining the Presl-
dents veto of the Freedmens Bureau bill III the
Senate, twothlrds being required TO pass the Dill
over the veto
Anthony Brown Chandler Clark