The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-02-28
Tbe. op1lestion then recurring upon the sub

& The question then recurring upon tne SUD
stitute, It was rejected, as follows &
YEAs-Messrs. Arlington, Black, Burgess,
Coates, Daily, Dargan, Dickey, Farow, Fer
relI. Foster, Gidney; Hamilton, Harrison,
Halves Henry, billiard, Horton, Jenkins OF
Granville. Jenkins, of Warren, Jones, Jud-
kins Kenan, Leigh, of Tyrrell. Lucas Luke,
Lyon, Marler, Mcdonald, McNair Murnl, !.
Niven, Nicks, Shaw, Simmons, smith, On
Z Cumberland, Scoggin, Thigpen, waugh,
Williams and York-40! IA -
b NAYs-Messrs. Allison, Ashworth, Baxter,
) Beasley, Blackmer, Blair, Blythe, Bonner,
Bryson, Burton, Caldwell, Cameron, Camp
bell. Gambler, Carson, Cowan, Cox, Craige,
Crawford, Davis of Carteret, Dunn, Fair
cloth, of Greene, Faircloth, of Wayne. Flythe,
Fur. Gaines, Garland. Harper, Hodnett,
Holderby. Hoke, Holmes, Houston, Hnfchl-
son. Hyman, jenkins, of CASTOR, Kinney.
y Lee of Gates. Logan, Manly, McAden, Me-
iGuires Mcintosh. Nelson, Moore, of Martin,
Mott, Page, Palmer, Potter, iRosebro, Snilth,s
4 of Columbus. Smith, of lGuilford, Smith, of
Hertford Stilley, league, Thompson, Trull,
wheeler. Whitley, Wilson, Yellowley
Mr. McNair moved that the House adj
iourn. Not agreed to. e,s ~ y
The bill then passed its second reading as
Z follows:
Messrs. Allison, Ashworth, Baxter, Beasley,
Blackmer, Blair, Blythe, Bonner, Bryson,
Burton. Cali well, Cameron, Campbell, Cand-
S Ter Carson. Cowan, Cox, Crawford, Davis OF
{ Carteret. Dnnn, Faircloth of Green, Fair
cloth of Wayne, Harper, Halves, Hoke,
Holmes. Houston, Hutchinson, Hyman, Jen-
( kins Of CASTOR, Kinney, Lee of Gates, Logan,
LYON. Manly, McAden, Mcdonald, Mcclure,
Mcintosh. Nelson, Moore of Alamance, Moore
of Martin, Mott, Page, Palmer, Potter, Rose
bro, Stilley, league, Thompson, Wheeler,
Whitley, Wilson, Yellewley.-Yeas, "a.
Messrs. Arlington, Black, Burgess, Coates,
Craige, Daily, Dargan, Diekey, Farrow, Fer
rell, Flythe, Foster, Gaines Garland, Hamil-
ton. Harris, Henry, billiard, Hodnett, Hold
erby, Horton, Jenkins of Granville, Jenkins
of Warren, Jones, Judkins, Kenan, Leigh OF
Tyrrell Lucus, Luke, Marler, McNair, Moore
of Chatham, Murrill, Niyen, Nicks, Shaw,
Simmons, Smith of Cumberland, Smith OF
Guilford, Scoggin, Thigpen, Trull, Waugh,
Williams, York. Mays, 45. s-,'i.'-c+
Sundry engrossed bills from the Senate
had their first reading in the House. One of
these entitled "a bill concerning indictments
in courts of oyer and ter1niner," passed its
several readings under suspension OF the
| rules. TRenders indictments heretofore pen
ding in courts of oyer and ternliner triable at
the next term of the Superior Court of the
counties in which they were severally held. ]
| The other bills will be noticed hereafter in
| detail. r
The House adjourned until 10 o'clock A.
| NJ. tomorrow. .t ~
Tin stating that Mr. Hoke on yesterday,
opposed the amendment Of Mr.. McAden, to
1.-THE bill to authorize the Banks to close
their business" the reporter should have said
that Mr.. Hoke's opposition to the amend
ment was based upon the belief, that so far
from protecting small note holders, it would
benefit only large creditors resident near the
| Banks; besides the notes bought at heavy
| discount by non-residents would at once be
sent here for collection.
Mr.. Hillard voted yesterday IN the affirma-
tive on the passage of the "bill to authorize
the Banks of the State to close their bust
ness" on its second reading. His name was
inadvertently omitted.