The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-02-28

Mr waugh moved TO lay 1t on the table. |
The yeas and nays were ordered, and the |
House refused to lay on the table as follows
IEAs-Messrs Allison, Baxter, Bryson,
Burgess, Caldwell, Cameron, Cox, Cowan,
Farrow, Foster, Gaines, Gidney, Harper,
HAYES, Hodnett, Holderby ,Hoke, Hutchinson,
Hyman, Jenkins of Warren, Joyner, Judkins,
Kenan, Lee of Gates Leigh of Tyrrell, Lu-
cas-, Luke, Manly, McAden, McNair, Moore OF
Martin, Mott, Murphy Niven, Paschall,
Shaw, Smith Of Cumberland, Smith of Hert-
ford, Thigpen, Waugh, Whitley, Williams,
and Yellowley-45
NAYs.-Messrs. Ashworth, Beasley, Black.
Blackmer, Blair, Blythe, Burton. Campbell,
Cralge, Gambler, Coates, Crawford, Davis of
Oarteret, Dickey, Dunn, Faircloth of Green,
Faircioth of Wayne, Ferrell, Flythe, Fur,
Hamilton, Henry, billiard, Holmes, Horton,
Houston, jenkins of CASTOR, Jones, Kinney,
Logan, Matthews, Mcdonald, Mcclure, Nc
lntosh, Nelson, Moore of Chatham, Murrill,
Nicks, Newsun, Palmer, Potter, Rosbro,
Russell, Simmons, Smith of Columbus, Smith
ofGullford, Stilley, scoggin, league, Thomp-
son, Truil, Webb, Wheeler, Wilson and York
| -57
The resolution was amended on motion of
MIR. Mcdonald, by authorizing also the print
i :
The question recurring on the final passage
of the resolution, it passed as follows:
Messrs Ashworth, Beasley, Black, Black
mer, Blair, Blythe, Bryson, Burton, Camp
bell, Gambler, Carson, Coates, Craige, GRAVY
ford, Davis of Carteret Dickey. Dunn. Fair
cloth of Green, Faircloth of WAYNE, Flythe.
/ Fur, Hamilton, Harrison, Henry, Hodnet,
Hoke, Holmes, Horton, Houston, jenkins of
CASTOR, Jenkins of Granville, Jones, Kinney,
Logan, Matthews, Mcdonald, Nelson, Moore
ofChatham, Murrill, Nicks, Newsum, Palmer,
Potter, Rosebro, Russell, Smith of Columbus,
Smith of Guilford, Stilley, Scoggin, league,
Thompson, Trull, Wheeler, Webb, Wilson,
and York-Ycas, So
i Messrs. Allison, Baxter, Bonner, Burgess,
Caldwell, Cameron, Cowan, Cox, Farrow,
Terrell, Foster, Gaines, Gidney, Harper,
Halves, billiard, Holderby Hutchinson, Hy-
man, Jenkins of Warren, Joyner, Judkins,
Kenan, Lee of Gates, Leigh of Tyrrell, Lu-
cas-, Luke, Manly, Marler, McAden, McNair,
Moore of Martin, Mott, Murphy, Niven, Pas
chall Shaw, Smith of Cumberland. Thigpen,
Waugh, Whitley, Williams and Yellowley-
Nays, 49,
Mr.. Wheeler introduced the following res
olution
| itooOtCeU, HdI Iilt speakers OF The TWO
Houses receive four dollars per day; each
member three dollars per day; the principal
clerks each SIX dollars per day, assistant
clerks each four dollars per day, the door
keepers each three dollars per day, and in
addition each officer and member ten cents
per mile to and from his residence to the
capital over the most direct road
Laid on the table on motion of Mr.. Gaines.
| NJ, Do, .x.& Il IL, r. III.
Resotced, That the action of this General
Assembly, allowing the present mileage and
per diem, does not make it binding upon any
member to receive the same, provided that
from conscientious motives or other cause, it
is deemed wrong or inexpedient to do so.
Mr. Mcdonald moved a reference of this
resolution to the committee on the Insane
Asylum, but subsequently withdrew the
motion.
Il On motion of Mr. Paschall, it was indef-
nitely postponed.
Ms Wilson introduced the following:
ResOlced, That the regular compensation
of members and officers of the General As
sembly shall be as follows: Members of the
Assembly shall receive, per day, four dollars
, each; Speaker and Principal and Assistant
Clerks of both Houses, seven dollars each
Engrossing Clerks and Door-keepers, five dol
, lars each and each member and officer shall
receive as an additional compensation, twenty
cents for every mile of travel from his place
of residence over the most usually travelled
route to and from the State Capitol: Procided
that the provisions of this resolution shall
not extend further than the 18th of February
1865, but shall take effect on, and be in force
from and after that date.
, Laid on the table, ON motion of Mr.. Hoke
The Senate by message refused to rece(le
from its amendments to the bill regulating
salaries and fees, and proposed committee
, of conference. The House concurred.
Mr.. Manly, by leave, introduced bill to
to amend the charter of the city of Newborn
Mr.. Smith of Hartford, from the Finance
committee, reported ga bill for collecting
revenue" and bill to extend the time for
the collection of Revenue under the ordi-
nance of the Convention.
On motion of Mr. Harper, the revenue bill
was made the special order for II o'clock,
A. NJ, on Tuesday next, and for the same
hour on each succeeding day until disposed
Of A message was received from His Ex-
cellency, the Governor, transmitting memo
rails from certain Cherokee Indians, which
were sent to the Senate.
The Senate, by message, refused to con-
cur in the House amendment to the resolu-
ton authorizing the publication of acts of
Assembly passed in secret session.
On motion of Mr.. McAden, the House re-
. coded from the amendment.
SPECIAL. ORDER.
The House proceeded to consider "a bill
to change the jurisdiction of the courts and
the rules of pleading therein" on third read
ing.
The bill was amended to sundry particu-
lars, and pending vote on its passage the
House adjourned until 10 o'clock A NJ to-
morrow.
The Veto Message in the New Jersey LegisIa-
Il tire.
TRENTON, Feb. 20.-In the House to-day,
Mr.. Price, DEM, of Essex, offered series OF
resolutions, approving ofthe Presidents veto
of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill, and of the
principles set forth in his veto message
, Mr. Trimble moved to refer them to the
Committee on Federal Relations.
Mr. Albeit, DEM, opposed the motion on
the ground that they would be buried with
the Committee that it was necessary the
President should receive the moral support
of the people.
Mr. Ramsey, Rep, of Hudson, offered
another series Disappearing of the veto as
unsatisfactory to the party that elected him.
All were referred.
Vete Rejoieings.