The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-22

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the same schools, and he should adhere to
that pledge. The interests of both races de-
manded that there should be no mixed
schools The gentleman from Cumberland,
(Mr. Sweat was occupying old Conservative
ground. The people Of Salem, who before
the war had instructed the colored children,
might tolerate mixed schools, but he would
not force such a thing on other portions of
the State, which are opposed to it.
The consideration of the resolution was
and message was read from the
Senate, concurring in the proposition to go
into the immediate election of United States
Senator
Mr.. Bowman put in nomination Hon.
John Pool.
Mr.. Durham nominated Hon. W. A. Ora
ham.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Bowman and
Durham to snperintend the election.
The ballot in the House was as follows:
For Mr.. P0oI-Messrs Abbott, Ames, Ash
worth, Bowman, Blair, Barnes, Banner, Car
son, Gambler, Clayton of Chowan, Clayton
of Pennsylvania, Cherry, Crawford. Cav
thorn, Downing, Ellington. Estes, Foster,
Franklin, Forkner, Gahagan, Gunter, Gill
bert, Graham, Hutchings, Humphries, Har-
rls of Franklin, Harris of Wake Horney,
Hodgln, Hayes. Hinnant, Hendricks, Ingram,
Justice of Henderson, Justice of Ruther-
ford, Kinney, Kelly of Moore, Long of
Chatham, Long OF Richmond. Leary, Latin,
Mayo, Morrill,, Morris, Mendenhall, McCan-
less, Moring, Peck, Pou, Price, Parker,
Proctor. Pearson, Robbins, Raglahd, Rem
frow, REYNOLDS, Rea, Smith of Martin, Still
ley, Simmons. Seymour, Stevens, Sweat,
Sykes, Sinclair, Short, Siegrist, Stanton,
Vestal, Vest, Wilson, Wilkie, Wiswall, White
and Waldrop-77.
For Mr.. Graham- Messrs. ArgO, Am
strong, Boddie, Davis, Durham, Ellis, Far
row, Ferebee, Calling. Gibson, Green, Hold
nett, Hicks. High, Hawkins, Jarvis, Kelly
of Davie, Moore, Matheson, Proffitt, Rob
inson, Smith of Allegheny, Thompson, Whit
ley and Willams-25.
Mr. Durham reported as the result of the
ballot in the two Houses, that the whole
number of votes cast was IA that Mr.. Pool
received 113, and Mr.. Graham 81.
Mr. Pool was declared elected
Leave of absence was granted to Mr. Nor
ris from Friday till Monday. and to Mr..
Reynolds from Thursday till Monday.
Mr.. Seymour read from section IA. article
2, OF Constitution, prescribing that 80 days
days notice shall be given of the introduce
ton of private bills. He suggested the pro-
priety of reconsidering the bill confirming
decree of the Court of Equity of Buncombe
county, introduced by Mr.. Gambler on yes
terday, and also of the motion made 10y Mr..
Sinclair to-day, empowering the faculty of
EdinbOro' Medical College to dissect dead
bodies. ....-.....
Mr.. Sinclair said he would move for q re-
consideration of his motion on tomorrow
Mr. Estes moved that a message be sent to
the Senate, proposing to 60 into the imme-
whose term will expire on March 4, 1871.
Carried.
Mr. Rhodes asked leave to record his vote
in favor of Mr.. Pool, he not being in the
hall when the ballot was taken. - .
The Chair decided that it was too late,
the election having passed and the record
made, in accordance with the report of those
appointed by the two Houses to superintend
the election.
Received message from the Senate ask.
ing the concurrence of the House in reso-
luton to go into the election of United
States Senator whose term expires in 1871.
On motion of Mr.. Sinclair, the House con-
Cured
Mr.. Seymour nominated Hon. j. G. Alb
bolt.
Mr.. Argo nominated Hon. NJ E. Manly.
Messrs. Seymour and Argo were appoint
ed to superlntend the election and report the
result of the ballot in the two Houses
fn1I L., &C Al
For Mr.. A6bott-Messrs. Ames, Ashworth,
Bowman, Barnett, Blair, Banner, Gambler,
Clayton, of Chowan, Cherry. Crawford, Cav.
thorn, Downing, Estes, Foster, Franklin,
Forkner, Gahagan, Gunter, Graham, Hutch
ings, Harris, of Wake Horney, Hodgin,
Hayes, Hinnant, Hendricks, Ingram, Justice,
of Henderson, Justice, of Rutherford, Kin
ney, Kelly of Moore, Long of Chatham,
Long. Of Richmond. Leary, Latin, MAYO
Morrill,, Morris, Mendenhall, McCanless, Mo.
ring, Peck, Pou, Price, Parker, Proctor
Pearson, Robbins, RagIand, Renfrow, Rey
nolds, Rea, Rhodes, Smith OF Martin, Still
| ley, Simmons, Seymour, Stevens, Sweat
| Sykes, Sinclair, Short, Siegrist, Vestal, Vest
| Wilson, Wilkie, Wiswal, White, and Wal
| drop-70.
Fer DIR. Manly-Messrs. Argo, Armstrong
Boddie, Clayton, of Pennsylvania, Davis
| Durham, Farrow, Ferebee Calling, Gibson
Hicks, High, Humphries, Hawkins, Jarvis
Kelly of Davie, Moore, Profit, Robinson
Smith, of Allegheny, Thompson, Whitley
and Wiliiams-23
For Dr. Boyden-Mr Ellis.
For Hon. Bedford B,oun-Mr Hodnett.
Received a message from the Senate ask
ing concurrence of the House in the propsi
ton to elect public printer tomorrow a
IL O'clock, NJ.
On motion of Mr.. Sinclair, the House con
Cured.
Mr.. Argo reported the ballot for Senator
MIR. Abbott received in the House 20, and il
the Senate 34-total 104. Mr.. Manly re
ceived in the House 80, and in the Senate
total 90. Messrs. Boyden and Brown re
ceived one vote each in the House, and non
in the Senate. E
Mr.. Abbott was declared elected.
The consideration of the House resolutio
No. 2, on the subject of the public schoo
was again resumed.
Mr.. Bowman said there were three distinC
races in North Carolina, viz: the white maj
the colOred man or negro, and the Indian
He was unwilling to remove the barrier
that existed between those races. If it Wa
done, it would be under his protest. N
system leading to amalgamation would r.
ceive his support. Such would be to thwa
the purposes of the wise Creator himsel
He had canvassed his county in favor
separate schools, and in opposition to the il
termarriage of the white and colored races
and he had received 463 votes out of VI
. wards of 600 cast in the election. He W.
willing that the colored man should ha,
every civil and political right necessary