Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-02-08

! Mr. Caldwell opposed the bill. He belived its
passage would prove detrimental to the best inter
ests of the State. 1t would lead to permanent
| investment of capital brought from abroad. The
subsequent withdrawal of such capital borrowed
at such rates would still further impoverish ON
people
Mr. Dargan again addressed the House in favor
| of the BILL and opposing the amendment
/ Mr.. Waugh moved that the bill be laid on the
table, and on his motion, the yeas and nays were
ordered.
The House refused TO lay on the table as fol
lows Il
we'll Crage Daily, Davis of Carterett, FUR. Henry,
Hodnett. Holderby IIoke, Horton Houston Hutehison
Kay McSair Nelson Moore Of Chatham Mnrrn Si1 Nl
Nicks Newsuni Palmer, Pascha, Potter Smith Gull
ford Smith OF Hertford sco8gn' league, Tru Waugh
NAYs-Messrs Arlington Baxter Beasley Black, Bon
ner Bryson Cameron Gambler Carson, Chadwick, Cow
Cox Crawford Dargan Dckey Everett, Farcloth OF
Greene Faircoth Of Wayne Faow Fason, Gaines, Gar
land, Gidney, Hamilton, Harper, HARRISON HAYES, Hy-
Jenkins of CASTOR, jenkins of Warren, Jones' JOY
Dn an ae n Meehan Meore
Alamance: Moore of Martin Murphy, Rosebro Russell,
Shaw, Smith of Columbus Sm Ii Of Cumberan, Thigpen,
Webb, Wheeler, Williams and Wilson-55.
! The question recurring, Messrs. Smith of Hert-
! ford, Burton and Daily opposed the bill.
| Mr.. Mcdonald said he opposed to raising
the rates of interest mill.
Messrs Jenkins of Warren and Everett address
ed the House i'll its support.
| MI. Wheeler moved to amend the bill by strik-
ing out the words " ten per cent, and inserting
| eight" Not agreed to.
The question recurring on the passage of the
bill it again rejected by the following vote
YEAs.-Arrington, Beasy, Cameron Chandler, Carson,
Chadwick. COWan Cox Crawford, Dargan Dickey Ever
ett Farcloth of Green Faircloth of Wayne, Faison,
Gaines, Garland Harper, Harrison, Hawes Lyman, Jen-
ns of CASTOR, Jenkins of Warren, Joyner Judkins Ke-
Intosh Moore of Martin Murphy Newsum Rosebro Rus
sci Shaw SmhIof Columbus, Smith of Cumberland, Thig-
pen Webb.-Yeas 43. ...-
NAYS,-AshWOrth Blair. Blythe Bonner Rryson R,r-
CESS Burton Caldwell, Coats Craige Dalby Davis of
Careret, Farrow Terrell, Flyhe Furr Ctidncy Hamilton
Henry, Hodnett, Holderby Hoke Horton, Houston
Gibson, Jones, Kenney Leigh of Tyrre Logan McDon-
ald Mcclure, Mckay, McNair Nelson Moore Alamance
Moore of Chatham, NIurrl, Niven Ncks, Palmer Pas
cha, Potter Rayner, Smith of Guilford Smith of Hert-
ford, scoggn, league, Trull Waugh Wheeler Wilson,
York.-Nays 50.
Mr.. Ferrell (by leave) introduced bill in favor
of W. FL. High, late Shelf of Wake county.
An engrossed bill for the benefit ofthe Firemen
of the town Of Wilmington passed it's several read
in gs under suspension of the rules.
A bill to incorporate the Trustees of the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the Uni
ted States of America-passed second reading
On motion of Nh. Dargan, amesssge was sent to
the Senate, proposing to elect forthwith two Trrls
tees of the University.
The Senate, by message, announced concurrence,
and the House having voted adjourned until 10
o'clock to- morrow.