The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-05
Legislature of North-CarOlina.
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A bill tor the relief of the sherifIs and the peo-
Recommended the bill back with recomen-
dation that it do pass.
Mr.. Robbins, on the part oil the committee on
Corporations, to whom was referred
4 bill TO incorporate the Salisbury Cemetery
Association,
Reported the bill back to the Senate with the
following amendments: At the end OF the 9th
section add the following proviso:
Provided, That suitable part of said grounds
shall be reserved for the burial OF strangers and
persons not owning individual burial lots there
in, and q separate portion of said grounds shall
be set apart for the burial OF persons of color.
With this amendment the committee recon-
mend the passage nt the bill.
Mr.. Lindsay, on the part OF the committee on
Claims,
Reported fayorably on the claims of P F, Pes
cud for 1913. n, aud T. j. Hutchings for $S95.O
against the Insane Asylum, and recommended
their payment
Mr. Sweet on the part Of the committee on
salaries and fees, to whom was referred
A bill in relation to Superintendent of Public
Works, report the bill back to the Senate with
the following amendment:
Section 2. This act shall take effect from and
after its ratification.
SSe amendment was agreed TO.
Inv ne ill passed its second and third readings
ts toliU"ing vote:
do, HfSs-AessrS. Barrow, Bellamy, Barnes, Brog
zen. Burns, Becman, Blythe, Golgrove, Cook,
Eaves Etherdge EpRes ER RE, 9reidBy 81
Rockingham, Lassiter, Long, Love, Martindale,
Moore of Carterct Melchor, Mason, Mclaughlin
Osborne, Purdie Rich, Richardson, Robbins,
Smith, Sweet, Welker, White, Wynne and Win
stead-30.
NAYs-AIessrs. Respass and Wilson,
Mr.. Love moved to reconsider the vote.
MIR. Sweet moved to lay the motion on the
table.
Mr.. Love asked for the yeas and nays
Arm md a..
vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Brogden, Burns, Colgrove, Cook,
DAVIS, Etheridge, Eppes, Galloway, Hayes, Hy-
man, Moore Of Carteret, Moore of Yancey, Mel
Choir, Osborne, Rich and Sweet-16.
Nays-Messrs. Barrow, Bethany, Barnes, Bee
man, Blythe, Eaves, Forllner, Harrington, Jones
OF Wake, Lindsay, LaSSiter, Long, Love, Martin
dale, Mason, Mclaughlin, Purdie, Respass, Rich
ardson, Robbins, Smith. Welker, White, Wynnc,
Winstead and Wilson-26.
SO the motion did not prevail
The motion TO reconsider prevailed.
Mr.. kieh remarked that the Senate certainly
OlsPlaycd great deal OF economy in this case
by discussing this question and, by noticing the
clock since This Argument commenced, | find
The time consumed in this argument has cost the
State enough TO pay the rent OF a building for
the superintendent; for eight months
Mf. FoTkner moved TO postpone the bill until
tomorrow At l O'clock, aud make it the special
order of the hour
the fourth Monday in November next
The motion OF Mr.. Robbins prevailed by The
following vote:
teas Il. Nays 13
message was received from the House trans
hitting
A bill to empower the county commissioners
10 draw jurors for the superior courts
Read first time
Mr. Osborne gave notice of his intention to in.
troduce bill concerning reunding bonds.
Of III a. J..
county treasurers
Bills of the following titles were introduced
anu passed first reading:
by Ar Martindale bill for the protection Of
hsh IN North Carolina.
by Mr. Galloway: bill to prevent the killing
ot game between the 18th of April and the 18th
of October
Dill to amend an act, chapter 20 section S,
emitted entries and grants was read 3rd time.
M; MI kespass offered an amendment.
Inc bill and amendment were referred to the
judiciary committee
A Dill to repeal an ordinance of the Constitu
tIch9i convention, passed March IL, 1868, passed
iiiird reading BY the following vote
1EAs-Messrs. Barrow, Byogden Burns, Bee
man. blytac, Davis, Eares, Eppes, Forkncr, Har-
rlngton, LYMAN Jones, of Wake, Lassiter Long,
Martindale Moore, of Yancey, Melchor, Mason,
Mclaughlin, Osborne, Purdie Richardson, Ro6
1ns0n, smith, Shotfner, White, Wiustead and,
NAYS Messrs. Colgrove, HIVES, and Moore OF
Carteret-3
bill in relation to the records of the late
county courts; passed its third reading by the
following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Barrow Bellamy, Brogden
Burns, Beeman Blythe, Colgrove, Cook, Davis
Eppes, FORMER, Hayes, Harrington, Hyman
Jones, OF Wake, Lassiter, Love, Martndale
Moore OF Carteret, Moore, of Yancey, Melchor
Mclaughlin, Osborne Purdie Respass Richard
son, Robbins, Smith Shoffner, Welker, Wynne
Ninstead and Wilson,
NAYs-None
AJoint resolution authorizing the State Treas
uref 10 negotiate loan, passed by the following
vote:
p1 YEAsn 1, Barrow, Bellamy, Brogden
Burns, Beeman, Blythe, Colgroye, Cook Davis
faves: EppeS, torkner, Hayes Harrington, Hy
man, Jones, OF Wake, Lassiter, Love, Martindale
Moore, OF Carteret, Moors OF Yancey, Melcho
Mclaughlin, Orborne, Purde. Respess, Richard
son, Smith ShOifner, WeIker, White, Wynue
Winstcad and Wllson.-34.
MANI Robbins
Dill making bank bills a set-off passed it
third reading by the following vote
YEAsoMessrs. Barrow, Bellamy, Brogden
burns, Beeman, Blythe, COlgrove, Cook, Davis
Eaues, Eppes, Forkner, Hayes, Harrington, Hy
man, Lasslt 7, Love, Moore, of Yaucey, Meicher
Mclaughlin, Osborne, Purdie, Ricn. Respass
Richarc son, Robbins, Smith, Shoffncr, Welker
White, Wynne, Winstead, Wison-33
NAYs-Moore, OF Csrterct.
bill authorizing medical colleges in the Stat
OF North Carolina TO dissect deal bodies wa
read third time and referred to the Judiciar
committee.
A bill to extend the charter of the High Shoal
Manufacturing Company, passed its third read
ing by the following vote:
fEAs-Mtssrs. Barrow, Bethany, Barnes, Broe
den, Burns, Beeman, Blythe Cook, Davis Eppe,
Forkner, Galloway, Harrington, Jones of Wake
i-assiter, Long, Love, Martudale, Moore of Ca
teret, Moore of Yancy Melchor McIouphli,
Osborne, Purdie, Respass, Richardson. Robin,
Smith, ohoilner, White, Winstcad and Wilson,
81
NAYs-None.
A bill Tor filling vacancies in county office
was read third time and laid on the table.
A bill to limit the liabilities of sheriffs was t
ken up and concurred i'll, the bill passing i
second reading. The rules were suspended f
the third reading.
Mr.. Robbins amended by inserting betwee
t'for'' and "obedience'' "any act Reretofol
DONE" and as amended passed its third readin
by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Barrow, Bellamy, Barne
Burns, Beeman, Blythe, Davis, Eaves, Forkne
HarrlngtoRii Lassiter' Long, Love, Moore,
Mclaughlin, Osborne, Respass Richardson
Robbins, Shoffner, Sweet, Welker, Whit
Wynne, Winstead Wilson.
Mr.. Blythe introduced resolution declari1
the seats of members banned by the Howar
Amendment, vacant and authorizing the Pres
dent OF the. Senate to notify the Governor of Il
same.
. MIR. Blythe withdrew his resolution until Il
committee on investigation reported.
MIR. Winstead on the part of that commit
presented majority report, stating that ina
much as the Honorable Bedford Brown senaf
elect from the oath district is banned by the co
sttutional amendment he is not entitled to i
seat.
Mr. Robbins said he would state, from info
nation received from Washington that had
not been tor the Representaiiyes Of tha g. y