The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-06-19


tson, Jarxis, Joneso of Henderson, King To
gan, Love of jackson, Lyon, McCAulev' Nc
| Corkle, Mcdonald of Chatham, Moore of
Chatham Perkins, Person, Richardson Sat
terthwaite, Settle, Sloan, Smith ofWilkes
| Spencer of Montgomery, Stephenson. Stew
art, Swan, Ward, and Williams 40.
Mr.. Howard moved to make qualification
5000, and called for yeas and nays~
| Adopted.
YEAs-Messrs Adams, Alexander, Al.
| len, Bagley, Baker, Barrow, Boyden, Brad
ton, Bynum, Caldwell, of Burke Caldwell
Of Guilford, Clark, Conigland, Dick, dickev
Ellis, Fairclotb, Faulkner, Furches. Gar
land, Garrett, Harris, of Guilford, Howard
jones, of Davidson, Jones' of Henderson
King LASH; Manly, McCauiey, McCorklc'
Mcdonald, of Moore, McGehee, McIyor
N. A. Mclean, Mclaughlin, Moore, of Wake
Norfeet, Patterson, Pearsall, Perkins. Phil
lips, Smith, of Arson, Spencer, of HYDE
Spencer, of Montgomery, starbuck, Stephen,
son. Tllmpson, Walkup. Warren, Wiley
Wilson, Winston, Wright-57
NAYs-Messrs Berry, Bryan, Cowper Ea-
ton, Ferebee, Fey, Gahagan, Gillian, God
win, Harris, of Rutherford, Haynes Henry
jackson, Jarvis, Logan, Love, of jackson
Lyon, McCorkle, Person, Richardson, Rusb
Satterthwaite, Settle, Smith, of Wilkes, Stew,
art, Swan, Ward, Williams. Winburne.-29
Mr.. Gillian moved to strike out 5000 and
make qualification 800 acres of land.
MIR. Caldwell of Burke moved to add and
shall have annually paid the taxes thereon
MIR. LGFe of jackson, moved to add to
Mr.. GilIiam's proposition cor freehold Of
not less value than 81 600" Adopted.
Mr.. Gilliams amendment as amended was
adopted by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Adams. Alexander, Allen
Bagley. Barrow, Berry, Boyden, Brickell
Brown, Burgin, Buxton, Caldwell, of Burke
Clark, Conigland, Cowper, Dickey, Eaton
Faircloth, Faulkner, Ferebee, Garland, Gar
rett, Gillian, Goodwin, Howard, King, Love
of jackson, Manly, McDodald of Moore, Nc
Gehee, McIvor, N. A. Mclean, Mclaughlin
McRae, Moore of Wake, Murphy, Norfleet
Patterson, Pearsall, Perkins, Phillips, Rush
Satterthwaite, Smith of Arson, Smith of
Wilkes, Spencer of Hyde, Spencer of Mont
gomery, Thompson, Walkup, Warren, Vile.
Wilson, Winburne and Wright-54.
NAYs-Messrs. Baker, Bingham, Bradley.
Bryan, Caldwell of Guilford, Dick, Ellis.
Foy, Furches, Gahagan, Harris of Guiford,
Harris of Rutherford, Harrison, Haynes.
Henry, Jackson, Jarvis, Jones of Davidson,
Jones of Henderson, Lash, Logan, Lyon,
McCauley, McCorkle, McKoy of Sampson,
Mcdonald of Chatham, Moore of Chatham,
Person, Richardson, Settle, Sloan, Starbuck,
Stephenson, Steward, Swan, Ward, Williams
and Winston-3S.
Mr.. Logan moved to strike out "one year"
and insert residence of " ten years"
MIR. Bryan of Wilkes. moved to amend by
adding as additional qualification the fol-
lowing: "and shall have been always loyal
to the government of the United States"
The amendment was withdrawn.
Mr.. Forkner an amendment abolishing
property qualification in the House of Com
mons.
MIR. Foykner held that as the Senate was
based on taxation, property qualification was
perhaps necessary in that body, but In the
House of Commons where white population
or person was the basis, property qualifea-
ton was inconsistent
Mr.. Settle favored the amendment of Mr.
Forkncr.
Mr.-Lyon favored the amendment also, be-
cause he considered property qualification
part ofthe system of class legislation.
On motion, qualification was made $500
for Commons, Mr.. Forkner's amendment
pending.
1.-THE Speech of Mr. Howard will appear in
full in our next.