The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-09

MIR. SMITH, OF wayne introduced DILL 10
lcgalize certain official acts Of the chairman
of the late County Courts of this State. Re
ferred e''s
Mr.. JUSTICE, of Rutherford, introduced
bill regulating the granting of law licenses
Calendar - ufsfE 3it
b The House adjourned until II o'clock to-
morrow. '
ia7r s'l 'aA1 SENATE.
FRIDAY, Dec. A, 1868.
The Senate met according to adjournment.
Mr.. WNsTEAD in the chair. aii ~
The journal of yesterday WIS read and
approved. p 10 rs.iaL a'3
On motion of Mr.. DAVIS, the Senate pro-
ceeded to the election of President, to
serve during the absence of the Lieut.. Gov
ernor.
Mr.. GRAHAM put in nomination the pres
ent incumbent OF the chair, Mr.. Winstead.
! Mr.. SWEET was called to the chair, and
the Senate proceeded to ballot for choice of
President, and Mr.. Winstead having u ma
jority of the votes, was declared elected
President pro tenn. .Qr
Mr.. Winstead was escorted to the chair
by Messrs Brogden and Barrow. ~
On taking the chair, Mr.. WINsTEAD said:
SENATORS II am most heartily grateful
to you for the high honor you have shown
me in selecting me to occupy the position of
President pro tenn of this body As bring
hardly any experience OF this kind, l rely
upon you to assist me in the discharge of
these duties. trust that the business of
the Senate will so proceed as to restore peace
and confidence to our people and insure
prosperity to the State with these views
I enter mon the discbaroe of NV duties
Mr.. SMITH, from the committee on Propo
sitions and Grievances renorted favorahlv
on the hill for the relief of ]. 8. White:
also. fayorably on the bill for the relief of
James Gambler rba.iaf ~
Mr. BEEMAN gave notice of the introduce
ton of a bill relative to the boundaries of
Edeecombe county. -.,f,.Ii e,.l n mi
Mr.. HYMAN introduced a bill to amend
the act concerning salaries and fees. 3s
Also, bill extending the powers of county
commissioners. s,t,T,ri .si-s,.g.-a -lE
j. Mr.. GALLOWAY gave notice of the introduc-
ton of resolution appointing some other
Senator on the investigation committee in
place of Mr.. Sweet. ,,ir m
Bill reouirino Justices of the Sunreme
Court to give opinions out of term time
when called upon to do so NV the General
Assembly or ATTORNEY General came nm fnr
third reading = -" r
Mr.. LAss1TER moved to reconsider the
vote whereby fine amendment wae adnnted
Mr. BAnRow moved tn law the mot;pn nm
the table but the nation Aid NOT ,ffsvs;I-
Mr. Coov aid not .h;,L Iii. r,,,;,i mn,
fu,Iv understood and ti,.,,,x irt m0re time
should be given it that it might be fully com
pretended. If there was ANYTHING in it which
affected the stay law it should be given full
consideration. ~ '-a
Mr. RoRRrR1Ns had inst snokon with n NAM
her of the Snnrcme Cont who considered
the bill in its nresent form IN be r;d;cnlous
y Mr. Joyrs bn,,od ,j,a ,,,ot;or to r,oons;,sa.
wonld nreva;l and time far cons;derot;on ha
given 7-t-- - II = II - -
Mr. RAppow was we'll aware how desner.
ate the fioLt wopId hc nron anytb;n9r hot
came at all in contact With the stav
law Int what had Tho s,ate Of Nor,I
C,rnl;na IN do WITH Tho .ton iawa T. Al
nnt in t,,;s lii, ;n,.rfaro ,r;tt ,,r;,,,t.. -.
t;os in .nv ,nanrar hnt s;n,ni, lnn,,;saa p a.
on;n;on 1f tha Sn,,o,o Tnup. ' ,du Sa s4e
t,It;nnal nnes S Tic Att a.toraor Gonara,
said In was nor n,cn, rod. r. act mon thesa
ouest;ons u,h;,s iho Ins,;oas IF ths Sn,rn u.s.
dourt were d;vi5ad ~ tSa;r 'an ,T enS
wanted some data r., oo hv Tho, Ssnstnr
fror, Ro,va, TO- hoo,,s fla &c al
Jnst;css ot tho Sn,,reu,a c,urt .,,at .h;. Iii
was ridicnlonsi IF the Snnrsme Court had
,,ot 90 h;n,, th.t !, cnm,d Int an. ~"'' m mau
.;ons nt ' Inv Gonora wv" S ~. sues, ues
had better oct rid of II Whenever tbe State
;ntarost roo,,;ra1 +ho oo,,rt 60 q,
nnon anv do;nt i had r;abt to liz " % ;ta
wishes rsspected AZ reoa1ds the st.v ,.w
its friends need have no fear that this b,lI
wonld do Il the slightest in;urv n will
rcn,,;re the snnreme Court Tn o;yc on;n;ons
when called mon to do so unon on oI5est;ons
relative to the Const;tnt;on1 Of the IIniteJ
States and the CONSTITUTION of lNorth Caro-
lima On no;nte wL;ch were not c,oor thot
40 ,,,;,,4 - st. ~ -, - s,,,,s. 80. '""s
1;d na5 nrIsrstand ~ '' SUPPER e "e'' VIZ
NJ RonpIns renl;.d g,,,s.5ff IN
NJ .as,mn1 a,,pi.o =, t.. ,eh;, .:.
M spIne . lauoi VI his ,ho..o!
ucna'e s. onsuc, WHICH, as ~
tSe Question hefnre .he san.ta ,,n ssasI not
.ue question peiore lne 0ena'e' VIC snan not
P NJ NJ. A.. In, ,,s4.,.,
nloo:s sa,a s.'e oli. mas aiisaay peen
thomaht .I;a. smsoont ~ IL ha, au.'
tloesn. tlae euinolen. .ihe nao oeeu allow
Gu .ci u,sousstn anu snou'u s''e'e nio'e Tue
p' M, iiens,un ,dr t'lsa't II
Thei raas an W., ~ su 20 ar ordorod j,
mot;o, ~ recnns;der ,rens;,aS hs 90 a' ne sne
- 10 nos. y '-'NN' y - Je"''
= ~, u ~. :, naa a. a., In, !, ?
made snec;al order tor TInra,a S nart 70 ~
IAN. siis,a9e,1a.il q i-'4> ''ea
Mr.. GRAHAM complained that the Com.
mittee on Privileges and Elections had hnt