The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-05
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The following notices were given:
BY Mr.. Jones of Wake: A bill to incor,o,
inc hidgeway Land and immigration Comnauue
By Mr. Rich: A bill to incorporate the nay
River manufacturing company.
BY Mr. Sweet: That on tomorrow or Som.
subsequent day he would move to amend r,I'ae
by Transporting the motion for the previous nnos
ton from the position it now occupies in . rs
list OF privileged motions to End position amonc
said motions. 'Ons
On motion of Mr. Winstead, the Commits.
on Military Affairs was made to consist OF o 'c
The President announced MIR. Cook and N.
Cook and Mr.. Mclaughlin as the addition 49, 10
that committee "
read second time, and disposed of as follows.
A bill to provide for the settlement of the &C
tateS OF deceased persons.
The amendment reported by the Judir;o,
Committee, to when it was referred, was adonts3
The bill as amended, passed its second readnr
A bill to regulate capital executions ws.
amended by striking out the word passage, anS
inserting ratification anu
AS amended, the bill passed its second readir,.
A bill to punish conspiracy, seditiou and rc'
bellion, with the substitute offered by the special
committee to whom the bill was referred. or5ar
ed to be printed and laid on the table of each
members.
A bill to prevent the sacrifice of property I'm.
der execution. Passed.
A dill to amend an ordinance of the Convor
tion ratified March 14th, 1868. Passed.
A bill to provide for the payment of the burio,
expenses of the late Hon. Lorenzo d. hail. and
for other purposes.
Mr.. Cook offered to amend by striking ONT
during the session" and inserting "to August
1st" .....
Mr.. Love moved to amend by inserting "upto
the day of his DEATH"
Mr.. Moore of Carteret, moved to refer it to tbe
Committee on Salaries and Fees. Lost.
Mr.. Lindsay moved to insert August 10th
Lost
The amendment of Mr.. Love was rejected
The amendment by Mr.. Cook was adopted
The bill as amended, was adopted by the fol.
lowing vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Barrow, Bellamy, Barnes, Bror.
den, Burns, Beeman, Blythe, Colgrove, Cook,
caves, Etheridge, Forkner, Hayes, Harrington.
Jones of Wake Legg, Lindsay, Martindale, Moore
of Carteret, Moore of Yancey, Melchor Me-
Laughlin, Osborne, Purdic, Richardson, Smith,
Sweet, Welker, White, Wynne, Winstead and
Wilson-32.
Nays-Mr. Galloway.
Mr. Love was excused from voting.
Mr. Wclker, on the part of the committee on
Printing, reported the following resolution:
ReSot0ed, That the Treasurer OF the State of
Mo- TIL Carolina, be ordered to pay bill of printing
of Messrs. N. Paige u Co., amounting to SIS. 81
The resolution was adopted.
Leave of absence WAS granted Mr.. Davis until
"Wednesday next.
Mr.. Galloway moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Blythe called the yeas and nays Not
agreed to.
The motion to adjourn did not prevail.
A bill to regulate the admission of attorneys to
practice law in the several courts of the Stale of
North Carolina, was called up and put on lis sec.
ond reading Rejected
The following motion of Mr.. Wclker was
adopted:
Moved, the House concurring, that the john
standing committee on Public Buildings, be in.
structed to make such changes or arrangements
in regard to the several rooms in the Capitol,
that the Superintendent of Public Instruction
shall be provided with convenient room for his
present occupation.
resolution authorizing the printing Of the
acts OF the General Assembly for the USE OF MEN,
bers, was concurred in by the Senate and trans
mitted 10 the House.
A resolution allowing two pages in each house
the sum OF $500 per day. Adopted.
Mr. Colgrove moved TO adjourn. Lost.
Mr. Brogden called up Il resolution in relation
to evening sessions. The resolution was laid on
the table.
On motion of Mr.. Galloway the Senate ad-
journed.