Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-11-27

alma observed movement on the part OF
= faw individuals located IN TINS Guy, ~
make the University mixed schooi' auu
that would certainly be done II the hl9 IT
pnement OF affairs were LETT TO tneh' nv
wished to guard against sucn tnihS
,rhola noonIe were interested IN the Cnl-
,'arSitr and they should be represented IN
80 infringement. His only hope to pre-
la.-s rIf Institution from such fate was
in The Western people.
Mr. sinclair was repeatedly interrupted
nv points OF order, by }. Ii. harris, OF
Wake, colored, to the effect that he (Mr
s. was not speaking to the motion to re-
consiier, but had entered into discussion
of the affairs OF the Institution.
w. T. Hayes (colored) also made point
to the same effect
The Chair, in each instance, refused to
sustain the points. e,
J. H. Harris, colored, wish to huo" II
the gentleman iMr. 5 could say that Il
proposition had been made TO make the
University a mixed school. He olsci"lnleu
INV desire or intention OF taVOr1uS such
thing.
gIT Sinclair replied that he had been
cre3,flv informed that SUCH Il proposition
had bepn made, and that a high judicial
officer had plainly said that that was the
only thing that could be doue with the UNI
versity.
MIR. Poa said that, as IL Trustee he could
assure the gentleman that there was no such
proposition aB making the University "a
mixed school, and there would not be. He
opposed the motion to reconsider.
Air. Downing said that the gentleman
from johnson (Mr. POu) had not entirely
convinced him as regarded the motion t"
reconsider. He supported that motion
upon the broad principles of justice. He
thought the expenses of those gentlemen,
while engaged In the service If the public,
eHould be paid, &c.
Mr. Iagram thought the whole matter
premature, aud therefore opposed the mo-
ton to reconsider He Thought the affairs
Of the University in good hands, aud when
action on the part of the House in regard
TO It's aft airs was necessary, they would
hear from the Trustees in proper man
DeT.
J. Ii. Harris, Of Wake, colored, again
spoke in support of the motion. lie wish
ed the motion reconsidered and then laid
over some convenient day.
After some discussion, he Withdrew lis
motion to reconsider, with the understand
ing that the matter WOnld be again taken
up.
During the above debate, 4 message was
received from the Governor, transmitting
the reports OF the Public Treasurer and
Tire Beard Of location OF the Peniten-
tiary.
Ola motion Of Mr.. Bowman, the reports
we're ordered to lee printed.
Mr. Smith, of Martin \ bill reViving
and putting in force the provisions of
Chapter G2, Section 18th, of Revised Code,
il relation TO staying the execution OF
claims, and repeating all stay laws and
parts of stay laws now in force IN the State
passed since the year 1861.
Mr. Gunter moved to indefinitely post
pone it,
Upon that motion, the yeas and nays
were demanded.
The call being sustained, resulted in the
following ballot:
AYEs-Messrs. Allison, Argo, Armstrong, Ash
Bowman Gambler, Clayton, OF TransylVania
t-awf,rd c0l0rcd, Davis, Durham, Farr0W, Fer
ebee, FranE0 French, dahagan, Gatlin, Gibson,
tilbe t, Queen, Crier Gunter, Harris, OF Frank
ill., iIGryie Of Wake, colored, Hawkins, Hendricks,
HIS, uiSh, Hinnant. Hodgin, hodoett, uoh
man, Uuuphries, Hudgings, Ingram, Justice, OF
Hen erson, Justice OF Rutherford, Kelly, of d.
ves Konredv, Latin, Long, OF Chatham, Long,
- Richmond, Malone, McCanless, Mcmillan,
Ie~Lsuhan. Morng Moore. Morrill,, Norris, col
ord Nicholson, Ptinter, Pearson, Peck, Fou,
Proctor Proiiist RagIand, Robinson, Reynolds,
c3I,tzd Seymour, Shaver, Short, Slegrist, Sin
clair Simon IS, Smith, of Allegheny, smith OF
Wayne Stanton, ~ kes, CO., red, Eestal, WEIGH,
whitney, Williams, Of Harnets, Williams, Of
Sampson WILSON, Wiswsl-81.
NA.J-Nessrs Carson, Casey, colored, Cav
thorn. coored, Cherry, eolored, Downing, Fork
iaT, colored, Hays, oo!orei Kelly, of Moore, Lea
~ coloreI Mayo, coIoIei, Parker, Price. color
el, Eanfrow, Robbins, colored, Smith, OF Martin
5njpes Sweat, colored, White, Williamson, color
uI-2l
The House then adjourned until to-
morrow, 10 o'clock.