The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-02-21

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lscreasing the salary Of private Secretary to
| $500.
Mr.. Rayner opposed the bill. He was will
ing that the salaries of Judges of the Su-
| perior Courts should be increased to $s,5 500
per annun, bat thought the other salaries
should remain as they are
| The amendment was rejected-yeas, g.;
nays, 90.
Mr.. Hoke moved to amend the Bill by fix
ing the Governors salary at IS 900 instead Of
+ $4,000. Adopted--feas. 80; nays, SO.
Mr. McAden nIs'}sdl q sn,epd tie bin By
inserting provision fixing "a, ~ dim 81
of members of the LegisIa t0ra at So and
their mileage at 10 cents mile
Mr. Blackmer moved to amend the amend.
ment by substituting 81 per diem for nicfn-
-bers Of the Legislature instead of So Re
jected.
The question recurring on Mr.. McAden's
amendment Mr. Dargan moved to amend by
adding the following proylso Procided
that those members Of The Genefal Assembly
who have overdrawn at these reduced rates
shall have ninety days in which TO refund>
Mr. Farrow moved an indefinite postpone
ment of the bill Not agreed to. s.
Mr.. bargains amendment to the amend
ment was rejected. s. ~
Mr.. Murphy moved to amend the amer9-
ment by substituting So per di<sp in lieu Of
3d., Not agreed to- Mr. McAd cnt amend
ment was then rejected.
The following amendment Offered ~ Mr..
Smith of Hartford was adopted g The
councillors of State shall receive the same
compensation which is allowed to member
of the General Assembly for every day he
may attend on public business. and for every
thirty miles travelling to and from the city
of Raleigh on public business"
Mr.. Rayner moved to amend by striking
out that provision of the bill which allows
Judges of the Superior Courts 800 extra
compensation for holding extra terms 81
Mr. Hoke moved to amend by fixing the
salary of Judges of the Superior Courts at
S2,e50
Mr.. Caldwell moved to amend the amend
ment by fixing the salary of Judges of the
Superior Courts at 800 for each term they
may hold, one week constituting term
Rejected.
The question recurring on the amendment,
it was rejected.
Mr.. McNair moved to strike out $4,000
as the salary of the Public Treasurer, and
substitute $4,000.
Adopted, yeas so; nays 80.
MIR. Rayner moved to amend by substitute
ing $1,000 for $3.50 as the salary of Chief
Clerk of the Treasurer Adopted.
Mr.. llarler moved to amend by substitute
inc 81, 500 for $1,000 as salary of Secretary
of State. Rejected.
-ilr. Jenkins, OF Warren, moved to amend
by substituting $500 instead of 81 1000 as
salary Of Private Secretary to the Governor
Adopted
Mr., Rayner moved to amend the bill by
striking out the provisions allowing the
Governors Private Secretary double fees
Adopted
Mr.. Hoke moved to amend the clause in
relation to the Attorney General and Solici-
tors by striking out $50 for each court they
attend and substitute $50. Adopted.
Mr.. Dickey moved to amend by striking
out the proposed addition of $ fifty per cent?
to the fees of Attorney General and solicit
tors
Mr. Dickey withdrew this amendment and
Mr.. Marler renewed it. Adopted.
Mr. Rayner moved to strike out $1,000
and insert 5000 as the salary of Supreme
Court Reporter. Adopted
Mr.. Rayner moved to strike out the last
clause of the bill giving salary OF $500 to
| the Governors messenger
Mr.. Smith, ofHertiord. moved to amend
that part Of the bin which relates to Solici
| tors, by providing that in cases of acquittal
by the jury, thefees which would have been
respectively taxed on conviction against the
defendant, shall be paid by the county tc
such Solicitor"
PendingR further consideration of the bill
l,aId-a,pendt rents, the House adjourned until
| temofrow 1Go'clock. N
The Reporter omitted inadvertently on
Yesterday tostate, that Mr.. Hoderby intro
duced a resolution. authorizing the Public
Treasurer to paythe travelling expenses to
and from Raleigh and their places of resi-
dence, Of disabled soldiers applying for arti
! fetal limbs. The resolution was referred tc
| the Finance committee