The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-14
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

the Senate auJOurneu.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
MONDAY, March 5, 1866
The House was called to order at 10 o.
clock A. NJ.
The journal of Saturday was read and ap-
proved. Resolutions of inquiry, relative to
State cotton and rosin, introduced by Mr..
Hoke on Saturday, were taken up and adop-
ted.
Mr.. Scoggin introduced the following reso-
luton concerning the per diem and mileage
OF officers and members of the General As
sembly
Resotced, That the Speakers of the two
Houses receive six dollars per day each, and
each member four dollars per day, the Prin-
cipal Clerks each five dollars per day; Assis-
tant Clerks each, four dollars per day the
Door Keepers each, four dollars per day and
in addition, each officer and member, ten
cents per mile to and from his residence to
the Capital over the most direct road Re-
ferred
Mr.. Smith Of Columbus, a resolution re-
quiring the Judiciary Committee to ascertain
and report whether certain acts passed at the
regular session of the Legislature of 1S64-65,
are still in force. Adopted
MIR. Jones. q resolution in favor of Cathe-
rine Kendall.
Mr.. Gidney, resolution in favor of dis
abled soldiers Referred
Mr. Wheeler from the Committee on
Claims, reported substitute for the rcsolu-
ton in favor of certain disabled soldiers re-
ferred to said Committee on Saturday.
Sundry amendments were offered to thu
substitute Mr. McNair moved that the
whole subject be indefinitely postponed.
On motion of Mr. Barnett, the yeas and
nays were ordered The House refused to
| postpone indefinitely:
YEAs.-Messrs Beasley, Black, Blair,
Blythe, Bryson, Cameron, Gambler, Cowan
Craige, Crawford, Davis, of Carteret, Dickey
Faircloth, of Wayne, Gidney, Hamilton, Har-
per, Harrington, Halves, Henry, Hodnett
Jenkins, Of CASTOR, Jones, Kinney, Logan,
Lucas, Matthews, Mcdonald. Mcintosh, Nc
Nair, Nelson, Palmer, Potter, Rosebro, Rus
SELL Simmons, Smith, of Columbus, Smith, of
Cumberland, Scoggin, league, Thompson,
Waugh, Will ms, Wilson. York-44
| NAYS Allison, Ashworth, Barnett, Black
mer, Bonner, Burgess, Burton, Caldwell,
Carson, Chadwick, Cox, Daily, Dargan,
Davis, Of Halifax, Dunn, Everett, Farrow,
Faison, Foster, Fur, Garland, Holderby,
Hoke, Holmes, Horton, Houston, Hutchinson,
Hyman, jenkins, of Granville, jenkins, of
Warren, Joyner, Judkins, Kenan, Lee of
Gates, Leigh, of Tyrrell, Luke, Lyon, Marler,
McEachen, Mcclure, Moore, of Alamance,
Moore, of Martin, Mott, Murrill, Niveu, Nicks,
Stilley, Thigpen, Trull, Wheeler, whitley
81.
The resolution and amendment were re-
ferred; on motion of Mr.. Russell, to the Fl
nance Committee. Mr.. Murrill from the
Committee on Propositions and Grievances,
| reported bill to empower the corporate
| authorities of the town of Wadesboro, to tax
retailers of spirituous liquors. ~.
! Mr.. Everett, by leave. introduced a resolu-
ton in favor ofC. H. Brogden.
SPECIAL ORDER.
taken up, viz: bill in relation to the Ju-
dietary. This bill passed its End reading
as follows:
! YEAs.-Messrs Barnett Beasley. Bonner.
Burgess, Caldwell, Cameron, Gambler, Carson.
Chadwick, Cox, Craige, Dargan Davis, of
Halifax, Dickey, Farrow, Foster, Gaines.
Gidney, Harrison, Harrington, Halves, Hold
erby, Hoke, Houston, Hutchinson, Hyman.
| OShhAnSs VI VoiiCA. uCl, JuukluS. h6QHn,
Lee, of Gates. Logan, Luke, Marler, Mat.
| thews, Mcdonald, Moore. of Alamance,
Moore, of Chatham, Moore of Martin, Murrill.
Niven, Palmer, PaschaIl. Simmons, Smith.
of Cumberland, Smith, of Guilford, Smith. Of
Hartford, Thigpen, Waugh, Whitley, Will
liams, Yelowley-53.
NAYs-Messrs. Allison, Ashworth, Black,
Blackmer, Blair, Blythe, Bryson Burton,
Campbell, Coates, Cowan, Crawford, Daily,
/ Davis, of Carteret, Dunn, Faircloth. Of
Wayne, Fur, Hamilton, Harper, Henry
! Hodnett, Holmes, Horton, jenkins. of Gas,
ton, jenkins, of Granville, Jones', Kinney
Leigh, of Tyrrell, Lucas, Lyon, McEachen'
Mcclure. Mcintosh, McNair, Nelson. Mott
Nicks, Potter, Rosebro, Russell. Scoco;n
league, Thompson, Trull, Webb, wilson,
; 49,. =. - 49, 20 4
Il This hill provides that the Judges here
tofore elected to hold the Supreme and Su
perior Courts, shall hold terms Of the Su
preme Court in the city of Raleigh, on III,
End Monday of June and December-se
Judgea Constituting quorum It furthe
provides that the eleven Judges shall. suc
cesslyesy, or, as arranged by Themselves. OF
indefault of such arrangement, by ASSIGN
mentsof the Governor, hold the superio
J Courts Of Law and Equity. In case Of tn