The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-06-19
Proceedings II the Convention:
ADJoURsED SESSION.

sArunpAY, June is, 1861

isto ad1ourn on Mpnday tne lotn 1nSt-, was
called up.
Mr. Grissom a substitute proposing adj
journment on Thursday, 8so'clock, A. NJ
L MIR. Polk moved to add sine die, and called
for the yeas and nays, which resulted in its
adoption as follows:
AYEs-Messrs. Alexander, Allen, Bagley
Baines, Barrow, Berry, Boyden, Bradley
Brown, Brooks, Buxton, Bynum, Caldwell Of
Guilford, Clark, Cowper, Dockery, Eaton
! Ferebee, Foy, Furches, Gillian, Howard
Jarvis, Jones of Rowan, Joyner, King, Love
of Chatham, Love of jackson. Manly, Nc
Corkle, McKoy of Sampson, McGehee, McIvor
| N. A Mclean, Nat. Mclean, Mclaughlin
McRae, Mebane, Murphy, Norfeet, Odom
Patterson, Pearsall. Perkins, Person, Polk,
Richardson, Rumley, Russell, Smith of An
son, Spencer of Hyde, Spencer of Mont
gomery, Warren, Wiley, Winburne, Win
ston and Wrght-5S
Bryan, Burgin, Caldwell of Burke, Dick,
Dickey, Ellis, Faulkner, Gahagan. Garland,
Garrett, Harris of Guilford, Harris of Ruth
erford, Haynes, Henry, Hodge, jackson,
Jones of Davidson, Jones of Henderson,
Lash, Logan, Lyon, McCauley, Mcdonald of
Chatham, Mcdonald of Moore, Moore of
Chatham, Moore of Wake, Rush, Settle, Sloan,
Smith of Johnston, Smith of Wilkes, Star
buck, Stewart, Swan, Thompson, Ward,
and Williams-40.
Mr.. Love of jackson moved to substitute
Monday the 25th for Thursday next. and
called for the yeas and nays which resulted
as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Adams, Alexander, Baker,
Bingham, Boyden, Bryan, Burgin, Buxton,
Bynum. Caldwell of Burke, Caldwell of Gull
ford Dick, Dickey, Dockery, Ellis, Faulk-
ner, Furches, Gahagan, Garland, Garrett,
Grissom Harris of Guilford, Harris of Ruth
erford, Harrison, Haynes, Henry, Jackson,
Jones of Davidson, Jones of Henderson,
Jones of Rowan, Lash, Logan, Love of Jack
son. Lyon, McCauley, McCorkle, Mcdonald
of Chatham, Mcdonald of Moore McIvor,
Moore of Chatham, Moore of Wake, Nor
fleet, Patterson, Richardson, Rush, Settle,
Sloan, Smith of Wilkes Starbuck, Stewart,
Swan, Ward and Williams-53
NAYs-Messrs Allen, Bagley, Baines, Bar
row, Berry, Bradley, Brown Brooks, Clark,
Cowper, Eaton, Ferebee, Foy. Gillian, How
ard, Jarvis, JoyneT, King, Love of Chatham
Manly, McKoy of Sampson, MCGEE, N A.
Mclean, Nat. Mclean, Mclaughlin McRae
Mebane, Murphy, 0dom, Pearsall, Perkins,
Person, Polk, Rumley, Russell, Smith of An
son, Smith OF Johnston, Spencer of Hyde
son, Walkup, Warren, Wiley, Winburne,
Winston and Wright-47
The resolution amended was adopted.
Mr.. Love of jackson a resolution limiting
debate-time allowed, 10 minutes and no
more than ten speeches on any subject.
Mr.. Mcdonald of Chatham, said that the
effect of this resolution would be to shorten
speeches but increase talk We had better
allow those, who had been speaking hereto
fore to continue the speaking.
Mr.. Bynum's ordinance, changing the usu-
al time of election from first Thursday in
August to 1st Thursday in October, was
read, being substitute for Mr. Faulkner's
| resolutions on the same subject
Motion to make special order for Wednes-
day next after considerable discussion, was
lost, yeas 80, nays 81.
YEAs-Messrs. Alexander, Allen, Bagley,
Berry, Brown Clark, Cowper, Eaton, Fere-
bee, Foy, Howard, Jarvis, Joyner, Manly,
McCauley, McKoy of Sampson, McGehee,
Mclaughlin. Mebane, Murphy, Perkins, Per-
son, Polk, Russell, Smith of Arson, Warren,
Wiley, Wilson, Winburne and Winston-3O.
NAYs-Messrs. Adams, Baines, Baker, Bar
row, Bingham, Bradley, Brooks, Bryan, Bur-
gin, Buxton, Bynum, Caldwell of Burke,
Caldwell of Guilford, Conigland, Dick, Dick
ey, Dockery, Ellis, Faulkner, Furches, Gaha-
gan, Garland, Garrett, Grissom, Harris of
Guilford. Harris of Rutherford, Harrison,
Haynes, Henry, Hodge, Jackson, Jones ofDa-
wilson, Jones of Henderson, Jones of Rowan,
King, Lash, Logan, Love of Chatham, Love
of jackson, Lyon. McCorkle, Mckay of Har-
nett, Mcdonald of Chatham, Mcdonald of
Moore, McIvor, n. A. Mclean, Nc Rae Moore
of Chatham, Moore of Wake, Norfeet,
Odom, Patterson, Rumley, Rush, Settle,
Sloan, Smith of Johnston, Smith of Wilkes,
Spencer of Hyde, Spencer of Montgomery,
Starbuck, Stephenson, Stewart, Swami,
Thompson, Walkup, and Williams-67.
Mr.. Bynum moved to strike out the words
Lieutenant Governor" in his ordinance
thus making no provisions for election of
IN IL l-s,~
Agreed to.
Mr.. McRae moved to strike out the 1st
Thursday and insert Sd Thursday in Octo-
Der Adopted.
Mr.. Bynum's substitute was then adopted,
yeas SO; nays 40.
YEAs-Messrs. Adams, Baker, Barrow,
Bingham, Bradley Brooks, Bryan, Burgin,
Bynum, Caldwell of Burke, Caldwell of Gull
ford, Dick, Dickcy. Dockery, Ellis, Faulkner,
Harris of Guilford, Harris of Rutherford,
Harrison, Haynes, Henry, Hodge, Jackson,
Jones of Davidson, Jones of Henderson,
Jones of Rowan, King, Lash, Logan, Love of
Jackson, Lyon McCauley, McCorkle, Mckay
of Harnett, Mcdonald of Moore, McIvor, Nc
Rae, Moore of Chatham, Moore of Wake,
Norfect, Odom, Patterson, Rush, Settle,
Sloan, Smith of Sohnston, Smith of Wilkes,
Starbuck, Stephenson. Stewart, Swan,
Thompson. Ward, and Williams-59.
NAYs-Messrs. Alexander, Allen Bagley,
Baines, Brown, Buxton, Clark, Conigland,
Cowper, Eaton, Ferebee, Foy. Jarvis, Joyner,
Love of Chatham, Manly, McKoy of Samp-
son, Mcdonald of Chatham, McGehee, N. A.
Mclean, Mclaughlin, Mebane, Murphy,
Pearsall, Perkins, Person, Polk, Russell,
Smith of Arson, Spencer of Hyde, Spencer
of Montgomery, Walkup, Warren, Wiley,
Wilson, Winburn, Winston, and Wright-40.
The ordinance as amended was then pas
sed its second reading, yeas Sc; nays 40.
MIR. Henry moved to suspend the rules and
put the ordinance on its third reading, which
| was lost.
Mr. Settle moved to lay the special order,
it being the revised Constitution, on thetable
for the present. Agreed to.
Mr.. Settle moved to suspend the rules and
make the ordinance the special order for two
o'clock to-day, which was agreed to.
THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION,
Being the special order, was taken up on
motion of Mr. Settle.
Mr.. Bynum's ordinance was rejected.
Mr.. Phillips ordinance was adopted, and