The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-08
JULY 8, 1868.

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Constitutional Amendment by the Legisla-
turo of North Carolina. without effect and
force in the State Lies over. itdl ia57s1ai
Mr.. Blythe introduced the following reso-
lutim which was adopted: IIdd gi1l.0 1.A
Resoloed, That his Excellency, W. w.
Holden, Governor of North Carolina, be
requested to furnish members of the
Senate with a copy of the Constitution ot
North-Carolina, the ordinances 0f the Con-
stitutional Convention.l and ALL orders ut
Gen. Candy bearing upon the late election
and organization of the State government.
Me-. Welker introduced the following res
olution, which was adopted ;g3 % g4lie1
ResOlued, That the Secretary of the Sem
ate procure copy of the abstract of the
late election returns, filed by Gen Candy in
the Office Of Secretary of State; and that
two hundred copiesbe printed for the use
Of the Senate. si i astsoga'U sglhiar
Mr.. Moore introduced a resolution which
was adopted, instructing the Investigating
committee to send for peEsont and papers,
and to administer oaths. i7sa8J4T 5.n 3
On motion of Mr.. Robbins, it was ordered
that ministers of the gospel he invited to open
the proceedings ot the Senate, with prayer
every morning. 30 @..li.a2c' sEos u. ls.Hsb
On motion of Mr.. Lassiter, the doorkeeper
under direction of the President, was order
ed to procure clock for the Senate.i ~ q.
The resolution of Mr. Barrow introduced
yesterday in relation tp u. S. Senators, was
taken up and laid on the table.aio3 adi iga
1.-The resolution of Mr. Robbins relative to
the credentials of members disqualified by
the Constitutional amendment, was taken
Mr.. Etheridge moved to Law on the table
Mr.. Welkcr moved to amend bylaying on
the table until the Investigating committee
report. ~ ,.e 30 u;iRGrJ sdj - i15ra
>. The amendment was adopted, and the
motion to lay upon the table prevailed. LIa
The resolutions of Mr.. Barrow and Mr.
Rich, relative tn the ratification of the Con
stitutional amendment, were laid upon the
table. The amendment having passed yes
terday.I a 9lui- ..l 7lga45aa ui -
Mir. Forkner moved to adjourn to 101
O'Clock to-mnrrow. .uTq 1af. =. 20 isAi lD
Mr. Galloway moved to amend by saying
II o'clock. Lost. ...a1a5 ol. nua 5.4mI
The motion OF Mr. Forkner prevailed
90 HOUSE OF REP
-1tJ aa 's'H0 THURSDAY, July Cd 1888
The House was called to order at eleven
O'clock, A. m. by the Speaker }.afa'u
s2Prayeriby the Rev Mr.. Ashley. - .i!..ai p
The Journal of the preceding day was
read and approved. ''h. 'efa'
! Messrs Rhodes, Blair and Justice, ap
peared and were sworn in. 1 an..''-ti ~
Mr.. Pou gave notice that he would, ol
tomorrow, (FIiday) or on some subsequen
day, introduce joint resolution petitionin.
Congress to remove from all citizens of thi
State, the political disabilities imposed b.,
the fourteenth article of the Constitution o
the United States, &c. ' '"ii4ii'sn'l 3-i
Mr.. Harris, of Wake. introduced the fol
lowing resolution which was passed zee -,
s Bsi it rssoloea By the House Of Representice
ssres one fF% ssca aetath tuthgfessiShaf ss
id this State, be appointed by the Spcake
to consider plan whereby immediate re
lief may be granted to the suffering poo
and,to the medium class of farmers whit
have not the means to finish their crop
and to report to this body as soon as pos
sible. rafs srtifii 1ddDi 5tt .J32i-
The Speaker appointed the following
named members: First district, Mr. Stilley
second district, Mr.. Ames; third district
Mr. Proctor; fourth district. Mr.. Harri
of Wake; fifth DISTRICT Mr. Horney: sxt
district, Mr. Ellis; seventh district, MI
Bowman. 71 2ti .z Aaa THH ai7t3
On motion of Mr. Estes, the House the
took recess until 12 O'Clock, to await TIL
organization of the Senate. i'
- 10 O'CLOCK, NJ. Z
The House was called to order.
A message was received from the Senat
concurring IN the proposition to raise a Join
Committee of five, (tllrce on the part of tn
House and two on the part ofthe Senate,) t
wait upon the Governor and inform him :
the organization ofthe Legislature, and il
readiness to receive any communication Ii
may have to make. "isq ~
Also a message from the Senate informing
the House that the Senate was organized
and ready for the transaction of business.
r. .Tt HtH =. For the Standard.
DEAR STANDARD :-On Wednesday th
18th ult., l had the gond fortune to atten
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