Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-15
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY, March D.
Resolutions inquiry relative to State and rosin
introduced by Mr. Hohe Saturday. taken up and
Mr. Scoggn introduced a resolution concerning the per
diem and mileage of officers and members OF the General
RSofrd That the Speakers of the two Houses receive
sx dollars per day EACH and each member, four dollars
per day, the Prencpa Clerks cach five dollars per day
Assistant Clerks each four dollars day the Door Keep
each. four dollars per day; and in addition each ot-
Ger member per mile to and from his resi-
dence to the Capital over the most direct road Referred
Mr. Smith of Columbus, resolution requiring the Ju-
dietary Committee to ascertain and report whether certain
acts passed at the regular session OF the Legislature OF
1864 65, are still i'll force Adopted.
the resolution favor of certain disabled
soldiers. Referred to said committee, ON Saturday
NcNar moved that the whole subject be indefinitely post
On motion of Mr. Barnett the yeas and nays were
ordered. The House refused to postpone indefinitely
Yeas 44--nays 81.
The resolution and amendment were REFERRED motion
Of Mr.. Russell, to the Finance Committee.
SUPREME COURT vs. COURT OF CONFERENCE
The bill i'll relation to the Judiciary was considered as
Ths bill provides that the Judges heretofore elected
of the Supreme Court in the city of INeigh, the 2nd
Monday of June and Judges constituting
quorum. 1t further provides that the eleven Judges
shall successfully, arranged by themselves or IN
default of such arrangement, by of the Gov
ernor hold the Superior Conrts of Law and Equity In
of the inability Of any Judge to hold the Courts OF
any circuit, the Governor shall assign one of the sp'u
merary Judges to hold said Courtsl
This bill passed its second reading as follows
-Messrs. Barnett, Beasey Bonner Burgess, Cald
WE'LL Cameron, Gambler, Carson Chadwick, Cox, Crage
Dargan, of Halifax Dckey FaTOw Foster, Gaines
Gidney Harrison, Harrington, Hawes, HOdCrby, Hoke
Houston Hutchison LYMAN, Jenkins of Warren, JOyner
udkins kenan, Lee of Gates Logan, Luke Alarler Ma
thews Mcdonald Moore of Alamance Moore Of Chatham,
Moore of Martin, Murr, Niven, Palmer, Paschall, Sim
mons, Smith of Cumberland Smith of Guilford Smith of
Hertford Thigpen Waugh, Whitley, Williams, Yellow
ly-53.
NAYs.-Messrs. Alison Ashworth, Black, Blackmer
Blair Blythe, BrysOn Burton Campbell, Coates, Cowan
Crawford Dalby Davis of Carteret, Dunn, Farcloth OF
Wayne, Furr, Hamilton Harper Henry HOdnett, Holiness
Horton Jenkins of Gaston jenkins of Granville, JONES'
Kinney Leigh of .Tyrrel, Lucas, McEachen, Mcclure,
Mcintosh 3lcNair, Nelson Mott Ncks, Potter, Rosebro
Russell, Scoggm, league, Thompson, Trul, Webb and
WilSOn.-46
A bill relating to debts contracted during the war,
passed its third reading under suspension
of the rules, by the following vote
YEAs-essrs AllisOn Ashworth, Beasley, Black, Blair
Blythe, Bonner, Bryson Burgess, Burton Caldwell Camp
bell Gambler, Carson, Coates Cox, CraiSe, Crawford
Daby of Carteret, Dunn Everett, Faircloth Of
Wavne Furr, Garland, GiCney, Hamilton Harper, Har
rngtOn, Hawes, Hilliard, Hodnett, HOlderby, HOke,
Holmes Houston Hutchinson, Jenkins of Gaston Jenkins
of Warren JONES' JOyner Judns, Kinney Lee OF Gates
Leigh of Tyrrell Logan, Marler Matthews, Mcdonald
McEachen, McCture, Mcintosh, Nelson Moore of Chat
ham, Moore OF Martin, Mott, Aurri Nicks Palmer, Pot
ter, Rosebro, Simmons Smith of Columbus, Smith Of
Cumberland Smith of CfuiOrd Smith of HertfOrd Stiey
Scoggn, league Thigpen, Trul Waugh, Webb, Wheeler
Whitley, Williams, WilsOn-76.
NAYS-Messrs. Cameron Chadwick, Dargan, Gaines
Jenkins of Granville, kenan, Luke, Lyon, McNair, Vel
lOwy-10.
An engrossed bill authorize the Public Treasurer to
make special deposits, passed its several readings.
The House then adjourned.