The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-25
STATE LEGISLATURE.
ANNUAL SESSION 1868 49,.
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SENATE.

Ine l0ufuai Vi SSsIetuay was 'S"A ot'N' ~
proved.
A message was received from the House
announcing that the Speaker had signed the
resolution in favor of Sheriffs.
The resolution was ratified by the Presi-
dent.
Mr.. Rich gave notice that at some subse-
ouent time he would introduce bill pro-
ritiing for a record of births, marriages and
deaths. H '
4 Mr.. MOORE, of Yancey. gave notice that
no would introduce bill Incorporating the
town of Marion, in the county of Mcdowell.
Mr.. Rich gave notice that he would in
troduce a bill providing for the establish
mcnt of a Bureau OF Statistics of Immigra-
ton.
Mr.. WYNNE introduced bill entitled ian
act to separate the Eastern and Western d.
visions of the Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Railroad" which received its
first reading and on his motion was referred
to the Committee on Internal Improve
ments.
Mr.. WELKER introduced bill allowing
executors and administrators of estates to
sell for cash. ~
On motion of Mr.. ROBBINS, it was refer
red to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mn-BARRow. offered resolution declar-
ing the seat OF the 41st Senatorial District
vacant.
!, Mr,RIcH said that Mr.. Avery seemed very
confident of getting his disabilities removed
by Congress-, and lie therefore moved that
the further consideration OF tins case De
postponed until the 10th Of December.
On motion OF Mr.. MOORE, OF Carteret, the
yens and nays were called.
Ar.REsrAss hoped the motion 70 post
pone ~onld prevail. ne would m"Gh Soon-
er vote Tor reconsideration Oh the vote
which excluded MI. avery from MS seat.
lie considered the evidence ala not est"o
lish the fact that Mi. Avery was notentltled
to ms seat
The motion 10 postpone preVaiied oy 'he
Following vote:
YRAs.Messrs. Beasley, Beeman, Brogden,
Earss, Eppes, Lyman, Jones' OF MaKe Lassi M
i1 ana.,i;, No pnrd;e Ri.b Rssnass Rchh;ns
Sbofiner. Smith, Wynne, Winstead and VIII.
son q. sru
sArs ca Barrow, bs.,amy b Ta'
nsy Waves moore Of Carteret stepbegs Welk
or and White-14.
W. NJ ppoonpN otfarod q reco,r+;on ins+rpct-
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49, Ia;d ovsr
NJ R.nnow n,ove5 tbot +be novernor,s
-, sss, no in ;to ooyeroI narts ho refarred m
tbe onnronriate Committees Adonted
Nil a,idn.;n~ oorto;n a tornors ,a nroc+;ce
:, ,,,a cmnar;s, Gonrts ,assoJ i. sooonJ
nadine and nm motion of M W,NsTrAD
was Referred tn the committee ON the iudi.
o;arv
nj, ,,oorr;d;no f,r ,b. collect;o, of rho
towns &c 1890 ;n Cortsrot Count rece;vad
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FINANCE
Mr.. MOORE, of Carteret, moved that the
report OF the Committee en- the location of
tle Penitentiary be called for.
Mr.. LAssITER stated for the committee
that the report would be made to the Gov
ernor who would transmit it to the Legisla-
ture.
Nj. ROBBINS offered resolution provi-
ding that the rules of the Senate should be
80 amended as to require the President
thereof to refer all bills to appropriate COM
mittees unless the Senate especially named
she Committee to which reference should
be made.
Mr.. LAssITER favored the resolution.
The resolution was adopted.
Hr. JONES introduced resolution in IA
vor of Quentin Busbee, late Secretary of the
Sinking Fund, which, on his motion, was
Referred to the committee on Finance.
Mr.. REsPAss gave notice that lie would at
some subsequent time introduce bill
changing the time of listing and collecting
State and county taxes
On motion of Mr.. MOORE, of Carteret, the
Senate adjourned until II A. NJ. ON Friday.
s,1s'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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srict. chairman: White. 1st District lar.
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