Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-02-15
Mr.. Bussen moved an indefinite postponement

Mr.. Russell moved an indefinite postpone1nent
of the bill I-7771
MIR. Waugh opposed the bill, and called atten-
ton to the fact that resolution had passed the
House of Representatives declaring that no claims
from Southern States shall be considered for the
present.
Mr.. Henry of BERTHE, urged the passage of the
Mr. Waugh again addressed the House, oppo-
sing the measure wholly unnecessary
Mr. Cameron mahe few remarks in the sup
port of the bill.
The question recurring the bill was indefinitely
pOstponed-yeas 81; nays 81.
A message received from the senate pro-
posing to raise joint select committee to take into
consideration the expediency of having the State
printing and binding done at the Institution for
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind. Concurred in.
A bill to authorize the banks of the State to
subscribe for stock in the national banks was
made the special order for II o'clock on Tuesday
next.
A bill to allow persons of Indian blood to bear
testimony in controversies at law, and in equity,
was made the special order for Wednesday next at
- o'clock M.
A bill further suspending the operation of the
statute of limitation passed its second reading.
A bill to incorporate the English and American
Wool and Vine-growing Mining and Manufacture
ing company, passed its third reading.
bill to incorporate the Trustees of the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian church of the Uni
ted States of America was put on its third read
ing.
On motion of Mr.. Hutchinson, the bill was amend
ed by striking outthe words of America. The bill
thus amended passed.
A resolution in favor of A. W. Traps, passed
it's several readings.
Mr.. Marler (by leave) introduced bill in
favor of j. B. SpainhOur, tax collector of Burke
county.
UNIVERSITY.
Mr.. Smith of Hertfold, reported resolution
for the relief of the University. Appropriates
81, 900 to that institution.
Messrs. Smith of Hertford, Cameron, Manly and
Mckay urged the adoption of the resolution under
motion of the first named to suspend the rules.
Mr.. Hodnett opposed a suspension of the rules,
and thought the consideration of the resolution
should be postponed for the present
Mr.. Everett opposed the resolution. He did
not that the University had greater claims than
individuals who had sustained losses by the war.
1t would beggar the State to extend relief in all
cases.
Mr.. Waugh moved to amend the resolution by
appropriating the further sum of $50 900 for the
common schools of the State
Mr.. Crawford moved to amend the amendment
by making the appropriation for common schools
5000, 600. The amendment to the amendment was
rejected. The amendment was rejected.
The resolution then passed its second reading
as follows, the yeas and nays having been ordered
motion of Mr. York: yeas 81; nays "a.
The resolutions then passed their third readings
Leave of absence was granted to Messrs. Simmons
and Flythe. 81.
The Senate by message refused to concur in the
proposition to elect Councillor of State.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, a message was sent
to the Senate, proposing to elect forthwith Trus-
tee of the University The Senate by message
voted, adjourned until 10 o'clock A. NJ, to-mor