The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16

Mr.. MOORE, OF Carteret, moved to postpone its
Consideration until Friday next. Z, ~ Z
The n1otion didnot prevail. ''.n 49, -,
fnNr.s GRAHAN offered the folioSing amen s;n
to the third section: %Proyideds thelauestiono,
making the said appropriation shall be supmiited
Il, 4 vote OF the people of the State, approved py
a minority OF tie votes cast upon t!ie question,
at an electionito DC held on the first Thnrsday1n
August, 1862, Sd le1 $50 HsT9 5isSH i2hn
! The amendment did not, prevail.-ga iffs
Mr.. Mooi:E, OF Carerei, moved TO adjourn
Tie motion did not prevail. .@.-T n 81.
4 Mr. OSBORNE Offered an amendment.
= Mr. MooRE of C;uteret moved to ADJOURN.
Thcmotiymdid not prevail s,8 = fl',
Some debate ensued on MIR. OSBORNE s amend
ment. .s ,..E.e.L 40 ti-
g Mr. MOORE OF Carteret, moved to adjourn.
The mnih did not prevail. 60 - 't5
4. The amendment did not prevail. slsH .s7e
Mr. FoRKNEg moved the previous question.
bir SnoFFSER hoped The iuoiionwonld, not be
insisted upon rs lie wished to ofler All amend
iiiendmenl f'A' ~"
Mr.. FonKNER insisted upon his motion. " = "
Mr. SHoFFNER was indignant. saoIfs
Mr.. FoRKNER's motion prevailed. VI N
Bill passed third reading by the following
vote: 't+-p
81. ,YEas.-Messrs. Bethany, Burns, Blythe, Col
grove, Cook. Davis, caves, 9Etheridge, .Eppes.
Forllner, Galloway. Hayes, Harrington, Hyman,
Jones, of Wake, I.assiter, Mason, Mariindale,
Moore OF Ca.tcrct, Moure OF Yancey, OSBORNE,
Rich, Richardson, Respass, Stephens, White,
Z WVane and Wilson, fi,9iiif9is4 az ~
,NAYs-Messrs Barrow, Barnes, Brogden, Gra-
ham, Long, Love, Meichor, Purdie, Scott, ShoH-
ntr, Sweet and Welkcr, .-,,.., 70. --...-
p On motion of MIR Moore, Of Carterct. the Sen
ats adjourned until Saturdayat IL A. NJ.
pa HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
9, 3'''i yff z iH FRIDAY, Dee II, 1853
The House met at IL o'clock, 4. al. iIlaii a.H
I The Speaker in the Chair. !, iaaI erTs,t --1i.
J.. Prayer by Rev.. Mr.. Smith, of Martin. sF
The Journal OF yesterday was read and APP
proved. - :.
The Speaker announced the following Com
nlittre of conference. on the w rsteri Judicial
Circuit: Mcssrs Malone, Justice of Henderson,
Gambler, Smith Of Allegheny and Justice OF
Rutherford. and add Mcssrs. McCanless and
Foster to the Committee on Immigration.
Brief leaves of absence were granted to Messrs
Dixon, McCaness and Hicks. pus iatl nsgttts
+ Mr.. HAWKINS from the Committee on Enrolled
Bills, reported correctly enrolled resolution in
favor OF James Ccnsel, Sheriff of Macon County
and resolution concerning the tobacco tax
which weretnereupon signed by the Speaker and
transmitted to the Senate for ratification.
-. Mr.. HARRIS, of Wake, from the Committee on
Propositions and Grievances, reported adversely
the bill concerning the distillation of grain.
III Mr. SEYMOUR from the judiciary Committee
reported bill to amend an act entitled The
Code ct Civil Procedure, with the recommenda-
ton that il pass with certain amendments; and
adversely Il bill for the better protection of Ger
tain debtors. iIdii So r''1is-a Hlt 7i'fi.~
- Mr.. BARNETT from the Committee on Corpo-
rations, reported favorably the bill to ucorpo-
rate Castle Hayne Vineyard Company; bill to in
corporate the New Hanover Agricultural Society;
bill to incorporate Lebanon Lodge A. Y. NJ; bill
to incorporate the North Carolina Home Insur-
ance Company; bill TO, Incorporate Atlantic
Lodge a. Y. NJ '-.i...... :. D.. -.......... .
Mr.. SMITH, of Wayne, introduced resolution
to instruct the judiciary Committee.
MIR. MALONE introduced bill making the OBJ
tanning OF goods under false pref u high mis-
demeanor. Referred to the Judiciary Committee
Mr.. Hicks, introduced bill to give clay
County, the benefit of her own bonds Laid over
Mr.. LEARY introduced a bill to authorize r.
W. Hardy late Sheriff of Cumberland County,
to collect arrears of taxes for the years 1861
taler dar. --... $3.50 - ,- -......
Mr. HARRIS, of Wake, introduced bill for the
better protection of mechanics and iaborers.
Referred to the Committee on Agriculture,
mrchanics and Mining. .45r-s.-. ll!f ..a
Mr.. PEARSON intro luced q bill to define the
liability OF borrowers of Confederate currency in
tain cases. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee. Aii.5.a-I l.hit l- aH'
AIR. DIXON introduced resolution in favor of
the Sheriff and Register OF Green County. Re
ierred TO the Judiciary Committee. ..,.
Mr.. LEARY introduced bill TO regulate fishing
on the Cape Fear River Referred -l'
A communication was received from the Secre-
tary OF State, transmitting, liz compliance with "A
resolution of the House. information concerning
the cost of the volume known us the Code of
Civil Procedure, and the distribution and sale OF
said volume. t-iE" ~" #i-"
On motion OF Mr. stilley, the communication
was referred to special Committee OF three TO
examine and report whether the distribution and
sale had been in accordance with law.
af i'1' fF' = 2 SPECIAL ORDER.
The special order Tor II. O'clock day, being
House bill No. 81 to provide for the collection Of
taxes by the State and by the several Counties,
OF the State on property, polls and incomes WAS
taken up. The bin came from the Code Com
tnissioners, and was reported favorably from the
Finance Committee with amendments -r.
The amendments of the Committee on Finance
were adopted. The bill passed its second read
Ing, and was ordered to be printed with the
amendments of the Finance Committee and
made special order for Monday next ct half
past IL IL O'clock. i5a t .g s.I III 81 JOEL.
Mr.. SrLLEY, proposed a resolution to invite
members of the Code Commission before the
House to explain bills reported from the Code
Commission when amendments were proposed
10 such bills. The resolutions was afterwards
withdrawn. -s .,.s.- rr. s...i ..li- -..fl
\ message from the Governor was received
transmitting a Communication from the State
Treasurer in relation 10 the importance OF some
immediate provision to supply the deficiency in
the Public Treasury, together with bill for
that purpose, to be entitled An act to authorize
tue Public Treasurer to supply Temporary def
ciences in the Treasury. The Treasurer called
attention to the fact that the payments due on
the LIST days OF January, April and July, 1863, on
account of interest on the public debt, mnst al
DC provided for in anticipation oil public taxes
while many other payments must he made far
beyond the resources of the Treasury until the
taxes come in. The bill authorizes the Public
Treasurer to borrow such sums as may be ueces-
sary TO meet the wants OF the Treasury at a RATE
of Interest not to exceed eight per cent, and TO
pledge ;s security for the same all any part of
the bonds held and owned by the State i'm or on
any Railroad, Canal or Navigation Company
Mr. ESTES said the Finance Committee inten-
dcd to int oduce a bill to provide for the pay
mcnt of the interest on the public debt for two
Years He moved that the message and bill be
printed and referred to the Committee on FL
nance - -. t. tt..
The motion was agreed to. re.
" A communication from the Code Commission
transmitting n bill to amend chap. 40 Revised
Code respecting the draining of low lands;
which was ordered to be printed. -.r-.-. ed
Mr. PoU introduced Il preamble and resolution
to invite Code Commissioners upon the floor of
the House to explain bills recommended by them,
when amendments are offered to such bills
Laid over. ,-... .---s; ,,.4 5j4s .lt;,- f.l.a
Mr. ARGo introduced a resolution. providing
for a daily evening session to commence al
O'Clock T. NJ, on and after Monday the l4th in
! slant f'Iu1 .-H ls F sif .nGf'
, Mr.. PoU moved to amend the resolution by in
serting sever and hall in place of three O'Clock.
Mr.. MALoNE.moved to lay the resolution on
the table. ii'' ~
The question being taken by yeas and nays
; resulted yeas A, nays Al. The Speaker voted
nay, and the motion to lay on the table was lost.
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