The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-02
STATE LEGISLATURE.
ANNUAL SESSION 1868. go.
!. Rsportsd Specially III the STANDARD

-oSl--asal7sbi " SENATE 1gat.fA 'h
etii al ySnsfin5 AIoNDNy, Nov 90, 1863 so
MI. BLYTHE presented petition certain
citizens relatiyefto the Trustees at the judi
sonlFemale College, which, upon his motion,
mas refcrreil to the Committee on PnposI-'
tipiisiaid Grievances. 6inusi ~ 93Hfig4ar,f
aasIroW IssrEAp gave notice Of the .lnlras
duelionpt a;bill autorizing the Fupllo
Treasurer to exchange $4,000 900 of State
bonds for an equal amount nf. l9nds of tlie
Oxford branch Of the Raleigh and GGasstana
Railroad.
Mr.. BEEMAN gave notice Of the introduce
ton of a bill Empowering deputy clerks at
Superior Courts to pct rs Probate Judge IN
the absence a The Superior Court Clerk.
y Mr.. ErmEIsIDGE gave notice of his in'en;
tion to introduce the lollowln. bills:
VA HI to protect citizens OF North Carroll
ma wlmrenied lands from the agent OF the
United States Treasury during The late war;
Bill to create the county of Dare from
parts of Currituck, Hyde and Tyrsell coun-
tiesSeds go IL sssisha 9ltg Igira3ftl Flaau'
.IBillsprotectiag certain citizens who have
settled ON lands by consent and authority OF
offieers of the United States army qsa
Bill 20, protect the towing Interests OF
EurTituck, county ;,and ,,l. ,,i.s,9sff,.,,I,.,,
Bill to amend chapter 81 OF Revised
Mr.. BARROW. presented report of Com
mittee On Salaries and Fees. Referred to
Committee on Judiciary.
Mr. EPPEs gave notice of the introduce
ton of u bill for the relief of citizens of Hal
flax comfy. y.i'al iyias'f ~ = tt',l.i
1olMr. ROBBINS gave notice Of the introdnc
ti6n6f "A bill amending the Code of Civil
Procedure SO as te allow a plaintiff 10 sue a
slcfenelant in epaintitf's county; also. a bill
extending tile iiineiali. wed widow to dis
sent from her husbands will. 81 ~, sg.s
The PRESIDENT stated that the ,committce
ON Enesossed Bills reported that the resolu-
tionydeclaring the seat of the 4lst Senatorial
District vaca,,t had ieen correctly eDSrossed,
and that would proceed to, ratiiy it. al.
-EsAa communication Was lltcelsed ir'im tht
Governor transmitting the letter, OF u L.
HoticTii relating 10 the seal ri the 43,l Sene
toriai District. and requesting the removal
of VII Love, as banned by the Howard
;sAmentlnent, he having publicly declared
the same L3lj = illi 49, lft7atl @i.Jsdl
ION motion of Mr.. MoogE, of Carteret, re-
.ierredltp the Committee on Privileges and
Elecfr0llS.- e i SD stfft feJft : q f--f s-r
EsiMr,, W E1KER introduced a bill requiring
.cohtracss for The State to be advertised:
(which received its first reading and was re
'-feryes to the Judiciary COMMITTEE. ,.' is.t
.aSMriLoNG introduced bill to Incorporate
the Silver Hill Railroad Company. (which
RECEIVED its first reading and was referred to
subcommittee on Internal improvements.
rs Mr. PgRDIE introduced bill to enable
persons owning property to an amount less
than HAT exempted by the Constitution. to
take an appeal, in .iutlicial proceedings by
giving bonds Received its first reading
and referred 10 Committee on the Judiciary.
2AA Mr.. i5EILANy offered a resolutions Instruct
ing the Committee IN Privileges an,' Elec-
-fi0nsito inquire whether any members of the
aSenafe were disqualified lay the. Howard
amendment, and then to'report forthwith.
7Adopttd. tss e. iE5si d -is5,G b. irvY
.iss Mr. SMITH differed resolution tofcmploy
saAclialj.ainr for the Senate. Some dscussian
-lenstcd. which was participated in by Sena
7toFs Robbins, Barrow, Welker. Lindsey and
sRich.sf srFsk sk4 sf. ~r- XII Is ~
iIasOp. melton of Mr.. MOORE of Yancey, the
eresoluiion was tabled. A., is-..,
AZ Mr., MoLAUeHLIN offered resolution in 1
,.strnciing the Judiciary Committee TO inquire
Into flieexpediency of sispcnding the statute
of Limitation. Adopted. - = ~ '%'a (
- Mr. JOKES introduced a bin Incorporating
Vile North Carolina Mutual Homo Insurance
Company. Referred to Committee on Fl 1
nance.
q The Finance CommitteeJto which was re-
.ferred a hill preYiding for the collection of
taxes in Carteret county, was read and the.
.. bill If.ssed its second reading.
Bill to amend section 10, chapter 11S, Re
Iyised Code, passed its second reading.
Mr.. MCLAl GHLIN moved To amend hy in
serting as an additional section "Thed pro-
ceedings of Clerks Of Superior Courts in set
ting aside one year. provisfon are hereby
nlegaIizedp The amendment was adopted,
sand thetbill, las amended passed. its second
iireading. siii'fiiE lHiristf-t}lF6 a+t sf,-Je,
IA nnessagewas received from the House
announcing the passage of IL hill to change
the time Of. holaingFthe Superior Court in
Henderson county. passed its first reading.
f5 ,5l Mr.. BLYTHE moved to suspend the rules
10 allow the bill to pass its several readings
81 The PREsIpENTt stated that the bill was
slprcmaturely. in the Senate. and the rules
srcqniresl it to lay aver one day before being
!. sent to the Senate, whichrules had not been
compiled with, ~ ii'i iil4ii sdi
40 Mr.. BLyTHE,s motion was Defeated s.'4s3
90 Nh. LAssITER introduced a bill amending
c,fhe charter ,fdf the Oxford branch of the
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, which pissed
'oits. first reading, and was referred to the
Committee on Internal improvements
re III. CoLsRorE rose to explain the absence
!, of Mr.. Brogden, who was unable tn be in his
scat on account of sickness
~, Mr.. RoBBINs asked an indefinite leave of
ssabsence for. Senator Barnes, on account of
! sickness. Granted. "' ''.fis 7aisl
Mr., BARROW offered resolution au.ho-
ri eng 4 the Superintendent of the Insane
Asylum to, insure the Asylum in some safe
=. Company, and moved that it lie placed upon
.lstle calendar without reference. to any com
si5e' Tbe PRESIDENT considered this as tanta-
= sahi6unt to a molten to suspend the rules. i
bn. Mr.. BARROW moved to suspend the rules
tbigiye thelbill its several readings. Lost.
Z. s:'' Tie resolution was referred to the Com
= mittee on Public Charities. '''ai'leslsd p
,E On motion of Mr.. RoBBINs the Senate ad-
!. 1 y Y ssigs-- 9 .,o.4..4..sa7i I
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
.,hasMf ROBINSON presentedto the House
z sreport from the Commissioners of Macon
sconnty, giving survey OF townships; which
4 was, referred to the roramittee on Counties