The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-04

ford, relative to furnishing supplies to tho
INDECENT OF the State, reported bach ti
| same. This communication had heen Tue
committed to this committee and oman1 re-
by instructing the Governor to take all na1
| essarystcps to accomplish the desired oh
ject. 0O'
A message was received from the Hons.
proposing to go forthwith into the election
of Comptroller, which was concurred in n
Messrs. Brown and Spencer were apno;n.
ed to superintend the election, and the S,n
ate voted as follows: eA-
| For Mr.. Cowper-Messrs Avery, Rarro,
Clark, Cunningham, Hall, Kelly Love nGs'
Lean, McRae, Moore, Perkins, Robins snan
Ger and Willey-14. pull
For Mr.. Holderby-Messrs Adams Rrouu
Covington, Cowles, Hand, Harris of Ruthar'
ford, Hill. Leach, Matthews Respass and
| Wilson-11. "nu
For Mr.. Brogden-Messrs. Speaker Rer,r
Etheridge. Harris of Franklin, Jobnstn1'
| Koonce, McCorkle, Paschal, Richardson anu,
| Williams-10.
For Mr.. Collins-Messrs. Coward Eo-ro
bee, Cash, Lloyd, Speed, Thornton and Vic.
gins--7.
A message from the House transmitt;r,.
the report of the committee on election E92
| CounscllOrs of State, which resulted in tbe
election of one, VIM. A Wright. ESQ rs
New Hanover. Concurred in. Also mes
sage transmitting an engrossed bill to incor-
porate the Union Camp-groupd, in Cleave.
land county.
On motion of Mr. Clark, it was referred n
the committee On corporations.
The hour for the special order having ar
rived, the bill for the relief of honest debtors
was taken up. Mr.. Speed offered a sulhsti-
tute, which was adopted, and ON morion Of
Mr.. Speed it was ordered to be printed anil
referred to the Judiciary committee.
The bill to prevent fraud on the revenue
of the State, came up on its second reading
Mr.. Speed offered a substitute for the Lii
the question arising OH the adoption of the
amendment, Mr.. Speed called for the Yeas
and nays and the amendment was adopted
by a vote of % yeas nays, the question he
ing put on the passage of the bill on its
second reading, on motion of Mr.. Coviugton
it was referred to the committee on Finance.
a message was received from the House
pl oposing to go forthwith into another bal
lot for Comptroller, the name of D. W. Balm
in nomination from the House and the name
of Mr.. Love withdrawn. Corcurred IN anil
Messrs. Brown and Spencer superintendent
the election, and the Senate proceeded to
vote. On this ballot tho vote stood, for Mr..
Cowper 10 Mr.. Bregden II, HoIderby G,
Collins and Balm 4.
proposing to go forthwith into the election
of Pubic Treasurer. On the motion to con-
cur, Mr. Wilson called the yeas and nays and
the proposition was concurred in by a vote
of "A yeas to II nays. Messrs. Lloyd and
Hill superintendent the election and the-S Sen
ate proceed to vote as follows:
For Mr.. Battle-Messrs. Speaker, Adams,
Avery, Barnes Berry, Brown, Clark, Coving-
ton, Cowles, Cunningham, Etheridge Fere-
bee, Cash, Hand, Harris, of Franklin, Hill,
Jones, Kelly, Koonce, Leach, Love- LLOYD,
Rae, Moore. Paschal, Perkins, Respass, Rich
artfson, Robins, Speed, Spencer, Thornton,
Virgins, Wiley, Williams.
Mr. Wilson voted for 6. W. Murdecai
Messrs. Hall and Harris, of Rutherford,
arose to personal explanation, and stated
that while they had the highest regard for
the present incumbent, yet as election had
been insisted upon before they had had an
opportunity of investigating his report. they
should vote for other persons. Mr.. Hall vot-
ed fol G. w. Mordecai and Mr. Harris, of
Rutherford, voted for D. W. Balm.
Mr. Hall, by leave, introduced bill to in
corporate the Merchrnts' and Planters Mutu-
al Benefit Company, and on his motion it was
ordered to be printed and referred to the
Committee.
A message was received from the House
proposing to go forthwith into the election
of six Councillors of State. Not agreed to-
The bill to repeal an ordinance to change
the time of elections in the State came up on
its second reading, amended and passed.
On motion of Mr. Love, the rules were sus-
pended and the bill passed its third read
ings.
Messrs. Hill, Leach and Virgins, made re.
marks in support of the bill.
of Mr. no 10 cd
joarned until tomorrow at 10 O'clock