The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-09

81 te branch of the committee consists
of N Bsrs Burns and Brogden and the
Hous d,ranch, Mcssrs. Estes, Davis, of Car
teret. ind Blair.
Revived message from the Senate, con-
curririg in the proposition OF the House to
go imhadiately into the election of Enrolling
clerk, lad nominating for that office Mr..
John / Mcdonald, of Chatham.
Mr.. Durham nominated Mr.. John Syme,
of Wbe and the Senate was ordered to be
SO notified.
MesJs Vest and Harris, of Franklin were
appointed to superlntcnd the election.
The following is the vote in the House
For tfr. McD0nald--Messrs. Abbott, Ames,
Bowmbn, Barnett, Barnes, Banner, Carson,
Candle, Clayton, of Chowan, Crawford,
CawtFrn, Dixon, Downing, Ellington,
Estes, Franklin, Forkner, Gahagan, Gunter,
Gilben Graham, Hutchings, Harris, of
Franklin, Harris, of Wake, Hoffman, Hin
nant, bgram, Justice, of Henderson, Justice,
of Rutherford, Jarvis, Kinney, Kelly, of
Moore,L Long, of Chatham, Long, of Rich
mond, leary, May, Morrill,, Morris, McCan-
less, Aoring, Peck, Pou, Price, Parker,
ProctoE Pearson, Robbins, Ragland, Rey-
nolds, Rhodes, Smith, of Martin, Stilley,
Simm9s, Seymour, Stevens, Sweet, Snipes,
Sykes, Sinclair, Short, Siegrist, Stanton, Yes
tai, Vet, Wilson, Williamson, Wilkie, Wis
wall and White-69.
For w: Syme-Messrs. Argo, Armstrong,
Boddiel Clayton, of Pennsylvania, Durham,
Ellis, Ferebee, Gatling, Gibson, Hodnett,
High, Humphries Hawkins, Moore, Proffitt,
Robinson, Smith, of Allegheny, Shaver,
Thompson and Williams-2O.
---MESEest reported that Mr.. Mcdonald re-
celVec the Senate 80, and in the House
69-tOtJ 90. Mr. Syme received none In
the Senate and 90 in the House
M5> Mcdonald was declared duly elected.
MIR. Seymour moved to go into the election
OF engyAssing clerk, placing in nomination
MIR. James E. O'Hara Carried.
Mr.. Stanton nominated Mr.. R. w. Best.
MIR. Vest nominated Mr.. T. T. Best.
The following is the ballot:
For Mr.. OHara--Messrs. Abbott, Ames,
Clayton, of Chowan, Cawthorn, Downing,
Ellington, Franklin, Forkner, Gahagan, Gun
ter, Graham, Hutchings, Harris, of Wake,
Hodgin, Ingram, Justice, of Henderson, JUS
tice, of Rutherford, Kinney, Long, of Rich
mond, Latin, Mayo, Morrill,, Morris, Menden-
hall, Moring, Peck, Pou, Price, Parker,
Proctor, Pearson, Robbins. Renfrow, Rey-
nolds, Rhodes, Smith, of Martin, Stlley,
Simmons, Seymour, Stevens, Snipes, Sykes,
Short, Segrist, Wilson, Wilkie, Wiswall
and White-49.
For r. W. Best-Messrs. Argo Armstrong,
Boddie, Clayton, of Pennsylvania, Davis,
Durham, Ellis, Ferebee, Calling, Gibson,
Greene, Holnett, High, Humphries, Haw-
kins, Jarvis, Kelly, OF Davie, Kelly, of Moore,
Moore, Protftt, Robinson, Smith, of Allie
ghany, Shaver. Stanton, Thompson, and
Wiliams-26.
For T. 7. Rest-Messrs. Banner, Carson,
Gilbert, Hoffman, Long. Of Chatham, Leary,
McCanless, Ragand. Vestal, Vest, William
son-11.
Mr.. O'Hara was declared elected.
The Senate, by message, informed the
House of the concurrence by that body in
the House amendment to the resolution In
relation to contested elections.
MIR. Bowman introduced resolution in
relation to public schools, and asked its
reference to the committee on education
So referred.
Mr. Abbott moved that hereafter the House
meet at II o'clock, A. M.
Mr. Justice, of Henderson, moved to
amend by inserting 1O1 o'clock, which be-
ing accepted by MIR. Abbott, the motion was
put and carried. -
On motion of Mr. Latin, the House adj
journed until O'Clock, P. NJ.
AFrERseoN SESSION.
9 The Speaker callaa the House to order at
w y \ ls er2 q Ts min in favor of
w. Nj. Hare :-erett To lie over.
The unfnlsrMd business. being the con-
siCieratiOn of the report of the committee on
rules, was taken up, and the report read.
The Speaker ordered the rules to be read
seriatim
Mr.. Sweat moved to amend rule by
striking out the words "the Speaker shall
examine and correct the journal before it is
read" Lost.
MIR Durham moved to amend rule 21, by
striking out "in" in line 1 and insert the
words g within the bar Of" Accepted by
the chairman of the committee
Mr.. Durham moved to amend rule 3S by
striking out in line 2 the words So or suspen-
ded," and place the word cor" before " al
tered" Accepted.
Mr.. White moved to amend rule 80, by
adding the words, except the Quakers."
Carried.
Mr. Durham moved to amend by striking
out rule 40, which embraces the previous
question"
This motion ELECTED some discussion, par
ticipated in by Messrs. Durham, Pou and
Argo in favor of strikingout, and by Messrs.
Abbott and Estes in opposition thereto.
The motion to strike out did not prevail.
Mr. Durham moved to amend rule 40 by
adding the following proviso, which was
accepted:
"Prooaded, That no one shall move the
previous question except the chairman of IL
committee, whose report is under considera-
ton, the mover of resolution or bill, or the
author of minority report"
Mr.. Argo moved to amend by strikeing
out in line the words "all amendments
or" and insert after debates" the words
"on said questions" Lost.
No other amendment being offered, the
question REQUIRED on the adoption of the re-
port as amended. which question being put
was decided in the affirmative.
Mr.. Justice, of Henderson, gave notice
that on tomorrow he would introduce bill
instructing the Judges of the Several Su-
perior Courts to examine applicants for IL
cense to practice law, and grant license to
all persons they deem qualified.
On motion, the House adjourned until to-
morrow morning 109 o'clock.
Sealed Proposals,
TN DUPLICATE, EACH ENDORSED WITH
Il date he received