The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-08
RALEIGH, M C..,,9. WEDNESDAY,,

appoint Committee of fxe to investigate
the credentials of the members laid on the
table yesterday. sss S9ai a'.g
The motion prevailed. af4ssa1 ll0 e ~ 20
Mr.. Robbins moved to reconsider the vote
by which the rules of order were adopted.
Lost iAt ss. lga, 9sp sli> sii ~
The following resolution introduced by Mr.
Sweet, was on motion adopted: ll- tsIs.
Resoloed, That COMMITTEES of two be ap-
pointed by the President to prepare code
of rules for the government of the Senate.
Mr. Barrow presented "a preamble and
resolutions in relation to the adoption of
the Constitutional amendment, known as
the 14th article. Lies over. 81 6lg =.a,5 d
Mr.. Rich offored a substitute. Lies over.
The President announced the following
committee on investigation: Messrs. G. S.
Winstead, w. A. Moore, Of Carterct, D. j.
Rich, W. NJ. Robbins and Wm Barrow.
On motion of Mr.. Rich, the ctsdentials of
members lsid on the tsl,ly;s sstesy yay were re-
ferred to tinis committee.st satSRs '''fSs51ss <
A message was received from the House
of Representatives, announcing the following
committee to wait upon the Governor:
Messrs. Estes, Jarvis and Williamson.
| The President announced Messrs. R.. w.
Lassiter and D. j. Rich as the Senate branch
| of the committee to wait upon the Governor.
A message was transmitted to the House,
informing that body of the same.ly .-isA5.
The following joint resolution introduced
10y Mr.. Sweet, was adopted and transmitted
! to the Hnuse: a- laa .s.,a-a atG -aiaa1.
The House of Representativescaneur
/ that a joint committee to consisteofstwo on
| the part of the Senate, and three son the
part of the House be appointed to- prepare
a code of joint rules for the government of
the intercourse between the two Houses q,
| Mr.. Robbins moved that the President of
the Senate of North Carolina be required by
| this body to telegraph the Speaker of the
House OF Representatives, and the President
] of the Senate of the United Stares, praying
that the disabilities OF all persons elected to
office in this State be removed. .s nd4. O.
/ Mr.. Moore, of Carteret, moved to amend
"Who support the Reconstruction Acts
| of Congress" -..l.c.. l. paa .lo... 4. II
| Mr. Etheridge moved to amend the amend
make it read who have supported the
Reconstruction Acts" Accepted. a.5a ss.
On motion of Mr.. Forkner, the whole
uldGIeF WAS litiu upou tue tdDie. - q ~
Mr.. Barrow gave notice that he would
4 move on tomorrow suspension of the rules,
| to take up his resolutions relating to the
Constitutional Amendment. o.- gG.. .s u =
Mr.. Lassiter from tue Committee to wait
upon the Governor, reported that the Gov
ernor would send in Communication by
12i o'clock. a.... ....sr...l.. ...a...l
| A message was received from the House
of Representatives concurring in the joint
. resolution on joint rules, announcing Messrs
Abbott, Durham and Silly, as committee
on part of the House .,, 5-rs
The President announced Messrs. W. II.
s. Sweet and c. H. Brodgen as the Senate
branch of that Committee.
l. mrsxa,z1---as rgce1v.sl e--.,4he House q,
REPRESENTATIVES, transmitting tile nrcssage 01
the Governor; which was read and two
hundred copies ordered to be printed, the
House concurring. ..4..
Mr.. Galloway moved to adjourn to II
tomorrow. Lost. s.s -sg.f
| Mr.. Robbins moved to adjourn to 10
| o'clock to morrow. Lost
! Mr.. Colgrove moved to adjourn to
o'clock tomorrow. Lost
| Mr.. Rich moved to adjourn to o'clock
this evening. Carried. gi sl q