Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-06-08
FR1pAr, June Let, 1856.

6enteQ DY Mr. Jones, I'D Teiauoi IL pros
ecutions for violations Of civil laws during
the rebellion. Referred to the committee
on State amnesty. e4t.s. = zs.e -. !. - s..
Mr.nnakery from the select committee
an ordinance to authorize the sale of the
State interest in the Western n. @. Rail
road company, recommending it's pass
age. ..s 49,. !.
Mr.. Jones OF Davidson resolution to
carry into effect an ordinance to pay the
just debts Of the State and 10 prohibit the
payment of all debts in aid of the rebel
lion
Mr.. Jones of Henderson an ordinance le-
CALLING certain acts of the Courts Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions OF certain coup-
ties Referred TO finance committee.
Mr. Moore, of Wake all ordinance con
cesning the marriage of persons OF color.
repeating that provision Ut the law in rela-
tior to marriages requiring bond OF ST.
900 and good. security.
Mr. Moore moved to suspend the rules
and put i. on ifs several readings.
Considerable discussion ensuing, Mr..
Ferebee moved to lay on the table. a
greed to.
Mr. Jones, of Rowan, an ordinance to
provide for q better government OF the
Insane Asylum. q. sth 7E.4
Mr. Wright from committee on finance
recommending the rejection OF an orr
dinance TO pay certain provisional judgg-.
es. s
Mr. Wright from same committee re-
ported, recomE, ending that ordinance ens-
pending the collection OF taxes to Jan.1,
1S65,alsoa resolution upon same subject be
rejected. . s<ss1 eazsss s=s Vgzes asa@e siAe@sa
Mr.. Warren On ordinance authorizing
VIM 3. Campbell to collect arrearages OF
taxes. - Referred So s4,s a~T sa1@.
THE UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
| Being the consideration of the amend
,nents proposed to sections 8 of the Declara-
ton OF Rights, -esvt ~ st+E .9.s.e.#f
/ Mr. Moore of Wake. proposed snh-
etitute, tor his ainendment to the proposed
| amendments TO the 9th section, as fol-
/ lows: sass g.. szs...t. sssss So txs e.se
Bus the General Assembly may estab-
/ isil courts Of record to be held publicly
and at stated times and places by one or
more Judges ar justices Of the peace who
nay rear and Determine without any
Hurry, grand Or petite, all misdemeanors,
! the pIDshlneut. whereof is not corporal,
I otherwise than his Imprisonment, wheney.
Ter The accused shall consent to be tried.
y
Eof Mr.; Moore, the yeas and nays were
demanded and the samend1nent, was lost
yeas s, nays &C.. ss~.eg5 -. (2~S ) .s
T. Mr, Smith, Of Johnston, al amendment
Irt'to the amendment providing thas the
:. Legislature. shall provide that suoh mag
4 iietrates as shall try the cases OF rnisGe
!. rneanor shall be. elected by the people
! Rejected.
;. The question recurring on Mr. Mebane',
4 amend1nent.s accepted by Mr. Caldwell
the yeas and nays were demanded, ane
resui1ed in the adoption of the amend
s ment, - $3.50
+ T. Tie, reading Of Bill Of Rights was Re
Esumed,[ when ii section1e Mr. Caldwell
\ of Burke, moved to amend by etrikin,
8 ont the words con ght,p ~ and insert sssha1
!. ..Enot,na thus providinn that the remedy Q
4 the writ Of habeas corpus shal not b
denied or delayed IN any case. Adep,
ii ed.@ - -
: Mr. Bynum novedstoamendby by genera
, lsconsent section 7, guaranteeing to. ever,
II man in all criminal pfosecutions counse
|. for his .dofencet..-
+ Mr. Phillips movedsto strike oatssi
= section Ii the words sought to, .@iuis las
81 h6c, aud iiiseftsshailaass Adepteda 80 ~
,es Insaatitas ihs le,ia2, aud .2.s the san1
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