The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-27
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
SATURDAY, Nov. "A, 10

SATURDAY. Nov. "A, 1866.
The following committees were then an
nounced:
On EDUcATIoN.-Messrs.J Jenkins of Gran
vile, Lee of Gates Brig gilt, Beasly, McRae, OF
Richmond, Hinnant Wilson of Forsyth,
Williams of Martin, Brown, Bowe and Har-
ding
On MILITARY AFFATas.-Messrs. More
head, Davis of Franklin, Turnbull, Kenan
and Davidson.
On ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Russ, Wilson
of Perquimons, Galloway, Autry, Stone,
Blair, Whitley, Horton of Watauga, Neal,
Blythe and Clements
| On SWAMP LANDs;.-MeSSrs Latham, of
Washington, Murrill, Harding, Chadwick
and Farrow
On PRIVATE BILa.s-Messrs. Morrisett,
McClammy, Martin, 7Rountree, Black, Lyon,
Westmoreland, Morton, Goodwin, Moore of
! Chatham and Woodward.
On Privileges AND ELECTIoNs-Messrs
Latham, of Craven, Henry, Simpson, Garris
Williams of Harnett, Judkins, league, Brad
sher, Vestal, Garrett, Gorham.
On CoRPoRATIoNs.--Mess McNair, Nor
risett, Scott. Perry, of Wake, Henderson,
Jenkins, of CASTOR, Scoggin, Macarthur,
May, Smith, of DuplLn, and Stevenson.
On Propositions AND GRIEVANCES.
NIessrs. Waugh, Jones, of Pasquotank, Will
liams, of Pitt, Bardell. Daniel, Ashworth,
Trull, Gambrill, Rosebro, Womble and Ken
dali
On CLA1Ms-Messrs Perry, of Carteret,
Smith, of Guilford, Boyd, Murrill, Granber
~, Allen, Rogers, Lon g, Lyon, Reinhart and
Williams, of Yancy.
On THE INSANE As1 LUM-Messrs. Craw-
ford, of Rowan, Carso n, Shelton, Baker. and
York
On CHEROKEE Ian Ds.-Messrs. Bryson,
Crawford, of Macon, Sudderth, Davidson,
and Kelsey.
On STATE LIBRARY -Messrs. Long, of Ca
barrus, Williams of Ms rtin and Umsted.
ASYLUM FOR THE DI 3AF, DUMB AND THE
BLIND.-Mcssrs Hutc. hinson, McGougan,
Moore, of HEREFORD, and Woodward.
On PUBLIC BUILDn ,Gs.-Messrs. Boyd,
Houston, and Freeman.
Mr.. Waugh a resolutit IN requesting the ju-
dietary committee to enc Iuire into the eXpe-
diency of so amending tt ne criminal laws of
the State as to provide tt nat persons convict
ed of misdemeanors shall work out line and
costs on the public roads
Mr. Whitfield a resolut ion to raise a COM
mittee on per diem and mileage, Adopted.
Mr.. Baker resolution requesting the jul
dietary committee to enqr lire into the expe-
diency of a mechanics lie. 4 law. Adopted.
Mr.. league a resolution requesting the jul
dietary committee to enqu ire into the expe-
diency of charging the it !risdiction ofjus-
tees of the peace. Adopt ed.
Mr.. Gorham a resolution requesting the
judiciary committee to rept 'rt bill extend
ing the insolvent debtors Is wv. Adopted.
Mr.. Baker resolution re' Iuesting the judi
ciary committee to enquire into the expedi-
ency of reporting law in favor oflandhol-
ders giving them Il lien up on crops, &C., of
tenants Adopted
Mr.. Allen bill to amend an act entitled
salaries and fees. Referred.
Mr.. Waugh a bill to repes Il the 1st section
of the law fixing the tim, of elections in
North Carolina, Referred.
Mr.. Chadwick a bill to incorporate the
Newbern Steam Fire Compa ny. Referred.
Mr.. Richardson bill for the benefit of the
poor of Bladen county. Refe FRED.
Mr.. Williams of Martin a bill to empow-
er the Mayor and Commissio ners of William
ston to grant licenses for rets Ill of liquors.
Referred.
Mr.. Shelton a bill to repe; u the End Sec
ton of the stay law. Referre d.
Mr. keenan, bill to prveen the sacrifice of
real estate in certain cases. Referred.
Mr. Latham of Craven a bill | to change the
jurisdiction of magistrates and for the relief
of poor debtors. Referred.
Mr. Richardson bill to repeal Sec. 9th of
chap. 10th of October, 1866. Referred.
Mr.. Davis bill to amend 3Oth sec. 54th
chap. of Rev. Code. Referred.
Mr.. Horton of Watauga, a bill to extend
time for collection and return of taxes in
Western Counties
He moved that the rules be suspended and
the bill put on its several readings.
Mr.. Latham of Washington desired its re-
ference to finance committee.
Mr.. Logan opposed the reference, and the
yeas and nays being called for on the motion
to suspend the rules, they were not suspend
ed, and the bill was referred. to the finance
committee with instructions to report Tues
day morning.
Those who voted to suspend the rules are
AYEs-Messrs. Ashworth, Black, Blair,
Blythe, Bradsher, Brown, Bryson, Carson,
Clark, Crawford, of Macon, Daniel, Davis,
Davidson, Durham, Freeman, Gambril,
Garrett, Goodwin. Guess, Harper, Henderson,
uinpant Holderbv Horton IF Watauoa