The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-21

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of HEREFORD, Thigpen, Whitley, Wilson 80,
A message was received from the Senate asking
concurrence in substitute for the House bill en-
titled bill to enable che Banks of the State to
close their business The House concurrec
Mr.. Wilson introduced resolution of thanks
to Rev. c. 81. Wiley, which was unanimously
adopted
A bill FOR the relief of SherifEs, passed second
and third readings under suspension of the
rules
A bill to establish college for the education of
Teachers and Ministers of the Gospel of the col
ored race, was put on second reading.
On motion of Mr.. Jenkins of Warren, the yeas
and nays were ordered.
The bill passed second reading as follows:
YEAs.-Messrs. Allison, Ashworth, Beasley,
Backlner, Blair, Blythe, Bryson, Burton, Caldwell
Gambler Carson, Craige, Davis of Carteret, Dckey,
Faircloth of Green, Faircloth of Wayne, FUR,
Garland, Harper, Hodnett, Holderby, Horton,
Houston, Hutchinson, jenkins of Granville, Jones,
Kinney, Mcdonald, Mcintosh, Nicks, Newsum,
Page Palmer, Potter, Roseboro, Russell, Smith
of Columbus, Smith of Guilford, Smith of Hert-
ord, Wheeler, Wilson.--A.
NAYs.-Messrs. Black, Cameron, Chadwick,
Cox, Foster, Gaines, Gidney, Harrington, Henry,
Hyman Jenkins of CASTOR, Jenkins of Granville,
jenkins of Warren, Joyner, Judkins, Kenan,
Leigh of Tyrrell, Manly, Marler, McAden, Moore
Of Martin, Murril, Niven, scoggin, Trull, Waugh,
Webb, Whitley.-27.
Mr.. Blackmer moved that the rule be suspend
ed and the bill put on its third reading.
The Yeas and Nays were ordered on motion of
Mr.. Jenkins, of Warren.
The rules were suspended-Yeas, so; Nays, "a;
and the bill passed its third reading
A bill to establish the rate of interest and re-
peal Chapter ia Revised Code. Passed its End
reading.
The rules were suspended and the bill was put
on third reading
Mr.. Jenkins, of Warren, advocated the bill.
Messrs. Smith, of Hartford, Caldwell, McDon-
aid and Burton, approved its passage.
On motion of Mr.. Burton, the Yeas and Nays
were ordered.
The bill passed third readisg as follows:
Those who voted in the affirmative, are Messrs.
Allison, Baxter, Beasley, Black, Blackmer, Blythe,
Bryson, Cameron, Gambler, Carson, Chadwick,
Cox, Davis of Carteret, Dckey, Dunn, Faircloth
of Greene, Faircloth of Wayne, Foster, Garland,
Gidney, Harrison, Hutchinson, Hyman, jenkins
of CASTOR, jenkins of Warren, Joyner, Judkins,
Kenan, Luke, Manly, Marler, McAden, McIn-
tosh, Moore of Martin, Newsum, Page, Roseboro',
Russell, Smith of Columbus, Thispen, Wcbh,
Whitley, Wilson and Yellowley-44
Those who voted in the negative are Messrs
Ash, ll,rr p,-rt (N,Il
erett, Fur, Gaines, Harrington, Henry, Hodnctt,
Holderby, Holmes, Horton, Houston, Jenkins of
Granville, Jones, Kinney, Leigh of Tyrren, Lyon,
Mcdonald, Mcclure, Nelson, Murrill, Nivin,
Nicks, Palmer, Potter, Smith of Guilford, Smith
of HEREFORD, scoggin, league, Trull and Waugh
"a
A bill to extend the terms of office of certain
county officers and, resolution in favor of Will
liam Thompson. Passed their several readings
under a suspension of the rules.
The House then took recess until o'clock,
PM
EVENING SESSION.
SATURDAY, March 10, 1866,
Recommendations for the appointment of
additional magistrates for the counties of
Columbus and Brunswick. were submitted,
approved and sent to the Senate for concur
renee.
Mr.. jenkins of Warren introduced the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted
Mr.. McAden in the chair.
Resoloed, That the thanks of the House
are hereby rendered to the Hon. Samuel
Phillips, Speaker of the House of Commons,
for the able, impartial and dignifed manner
in which he has discharged the arduous and
responsible duties of his office during the
sessions Of this General Assembly
The Speaker, resuming the chair, briefly
addressed the House in acknowledgment of
the compliment conferred.
Received a message from the Senate trans
hitting resolution in regard to the report
OF DIR. Curtis, asking concurrence.
The resolution having passed first re aiding.
Mr.. Smith Of Hartford, moved that tn e rules
be suspended and the resolution be pu5 On its
second and third readings Not ag, y,ed to-
Received Il message from the Senate, trans
uniting "a bill for the better prote ction Cd
the Milling and Manufacturing int ei'ests d
the State" asking concurrence
The bill passed its several readings undez
a suspension of the rules
Mr.. Wheeler, from the COMMITTEES Oh
Claims, reported. recommending that tn,
House concur in Senate substitute for ta
Resolution in favor of Chas. Kuester al Il
Brother
Mr. Waugh, moved that the bill and ST b
stitute be laid on the table, Not agreed to
The House concured in the report, a N
adopted the Senate substitute
Received m essage from the Senate. ira rs
hitting bill concerning the Dismal Swm n,
Canal ComDany askinu concurrence
The bill passed first reading
Mr. Wilson introduced the following IF an
luton, which WIS unanimously adopted.
Resolced, That the ministers of the Cos De
of this. City are hereby rendered the tina nix
of this General Assembly for their seryi ce
at the opening of its daily sessions.
On motion of Mr.. Gaines, the House ad
journed until 6 o'clock, A. M. on Mon, la
next.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
MONDAY, March 10, 1866.
The House met at six o'clock A. Nj.
The Speaker appointed Messrs vii 80
Gidney and Houston as the Branch of ii
Committee on Enrollments.
Sundry enrolled bills and resolutions vel
reported for ratification and signed by tt
Speaker.
On motion Of Mr. Wilson, message W,
sent to the Senate, proposing that the tw
Houses execute the joint order for adj ,ur
ment.
Received from the Senate messas e
follows:
The Senate is prepared to execute Il
joint order in regard to adjournnent, al