The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18

ABSENT OR NOT vOrING-Messrs An
drews. Barnes Blume, Carey, Carter, Cherry,
Franklin, Graham. of Orange, Gully. Hare,
Harris, of Wake Harris, of Franklin, Hayes,
of Halifax. Heaton, Jones. of Washington,
Lennon, Mcdonald, of Chatham, Newsom,
Pool, Rhodes, Robbins, Tucker, Williamson.
Section 8 was read and adopted.
Section 10 was read and adopted with
amendment.
Sections ii. H. 10, IA, Is, 16, and H. was
read and adopted.
On the reading Of section II, Mr.. Durham
offered the following amendment:
THAT while orphan children shall not he
bound as apprentices to colored masters and
no colored person shall be appointed guar
dian OF white ward"
The amendment WAS lost.
Sections IS, 10, 90 81, %, 90, "a. 25, 20,
81, 20, 20, 80. and 81, were read and adop-
ted
Section Cd was read and adopted with
amendment.
Document XII on the Judiciary, section
was read and adopted.
Sections 80, 49, 24, 35, and 36, were read
and adopted.
Mr.. French of Chowan, moved reconsid-
Grafton of section 26; also to strike out
three" in 10th line and insert " four.
The section was adopted as amended.
The following is the vote for the adoption
of the article:
For :-Messrs. Ashley, Aydlott, Barnes,
Benbow, Bryan, Carey, Cherry. Chilison,
Colgrove, Congleton, Dickey, Duckworth,
Eppes, Fisher. Forker, Franklin, French, OF
Bladen, French, of Rockingham, French. of
Chowan. Fulings, Gahagan, Galloway, Gar
land, Garrett, George, Glover, Graham, of
Montgomery, Gully, Gunter, Harris. Of Wake,
HAY, Hayes. of Robson, Hayes, of Halifax,
Heaton. Highsmith, Hobbs, Hood, Hyman.
Ing, Kinney, Latin. Lcgg Logan, Long
Mann, May. Mayo, Marshall, Mcdonald, of
Moore, Moore, Morton, Mulican, Murphy,
Nance. Nicholson, Patrick, Parker, Parks,
Petree, Peterson, Pierson, Ragland, Read,
Renfrow, Rhodes, Rich, Robbins. Rodman,
Rose Smith, Silly. Stilwell, Sweet, Taylor,
Tourgee Tucker, Watts, Welker, and Will
liams, of Wake.
AeArNsT:-Messrs. Baker, Bradley. Can
dler Daniel. Dowd, Durham, Ellis. Ethe-
ridge. Hedneit, HOTTER, Holt, Jones of Cald-
well, King. of Lincoln, King of Lenoir, Nc
Cubbins, Merritt, Pool, Sanderlin, and frog
den.
Ycas-S1. Nays 18.
ABSENT OR NOT VOTING :-Messrs. Abbott,
Andrews, Carter Cox, Graham, OF Orange,
Grant. of Wayne, Grant of Northampton,
Hare, Harris, of Franklin, Hnllowell, Jones,
of Washington, Lee, Lennon, Mcdonald, of
Chatham, Newsom, Ray, league, Turner,
and Williamson.
Mr.. Rich, an ordinance for the protection
of conslrnecs for freights.
Mr.. Latin called up the report Of the com
mittee on miscellaneous affairs. Ordered to
to he printed
Mr. Tourgee, q motion that persons who
have contested seats should receive pay from
the day that the contest was made.
Mr. Harris moved TO refer the subject to
the committee on privileges and elections
Referred.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on PENAL INsTITU-
TIoNs &C.
Section 1st was read and adopted.
Section I'd was read.
Mr. Tourgee moved to amend by inserting
"only" after the last word.
Mr.. Rodman moved to amend by substi
tuting may" for = shall"
The section as amended was'adopted.
Sections 8, 4, 5. 8, 2, 8, 9, 10 and II were
read and adopted
The following is the vote for the article:
Fos-Messrs Abbott. Ashley, BenbOw Bradley, Bry-
an Carey Carter Gambler. Cherry. Chison, Colgrove,
Congleton Cox, Daniel, Dickey, Dnckwortk, Eppes,
Fisher Forkner, French of Bladen, French Of Rock
ingham, French of Chowan fullings Gahagan, Gallo
way Garland George, Glover, Graham of Montgomery,
Gully. Gunter, Harris of Wake Hay, Hayes of Hall
fax. Hea0n. Hghsmith Hood, Hyman. Ing, Kinney,
Mcponald Of Moore. Moore Morton Muiean, Murphy
Nance, Nicholson. Patrick Parker Parks, Pe:ree Pc
terson, Person, Pool, Ragland, Ray, Read, Rhodes,
Rich, Robbins, Rodman, Smith; Silly. Stilwel Sweet
league Tourgee. Tucker, Weker, Williams Of Wake
AGA1Nsr-Messrs. Dowd, Durham Ellis, Etheridge
Hobbs. Hotter, Holt, Lennon, McCubbins, Merritt,
ABSENT OR NOT voT1NG-Nessrs Andrews, Aydlott
Baker, Barnes, Blume, franklin Garrett, Graham of
Orange, Grant of Wayne Grant of Northampton, Hare
Harris Of Franklin Hayes of Halifax Hodnett, HOllo
well. Jones Of Caldwell, Jones of Washington: King
OF Lincoln, King of Lenoir, Mann, Mcdonald of Chat
ham, Newsom. Renfrow, Rose. Taylor, Trogden, Tur-
ner, Watts williamson
Mr.. French. of Bladen, called up the ortli
nance in relation to the intimidation of vo-
tiers.
Mr. Tourgee moved to appoint a commit
tee of three to report an ordinance on the
same grounds as Mr. French, by Thursday
next. Adopted
Mr.. Heaton called up the ordinance to in
corporate the Newbern Turpentiue Compa-
ny. The ordinance was read and put on its
final passage. The vote stood thus:
FoR-Messrs. Bradley Bryan, Carey, Chilson, COL
grove, Congleton, Cox Duckworth. Etherdge. Fisher
Franklin, French of Rockingham, French of Chowan,
Gms2 ha 81 WGSy G0 Of nam of
ter Hay, Hayes of Roneson Hayes of Halifax, Hea-
ton, Highsnith, Hobbs, Hodnott. Hotter Hollowell,
Legg, Logan, Long, Mayo SIcCubbins, Mcdonald Of
Moore, Moore, Morton, Murphy Nance, Nicholson,
Parker, Parks, Pierson, Ray, Read Rich, Robbins,
Tucker WeEpr.
Williams OF Wake ~''
9 9SsEST Or Hsy So& yor1SeNe.srs Abbott An
drews, Ashley Aydlott Baker. Barnes, Lenbow. Bume,
Carter, Gambler Cherry, Daniel Dickey, Dowd, Dur
harn, Ellis. Eppes Forkncr, French of Baden, Gar
land Garrett, Glover Graham Of Orange Gully Hare.
Harris of Wake Harris Of Franklin, Jones of Caldwell,
Jones Of Washington King Of Lincoln Lalin Lennon,
Mulican, Newsom, Patrick Petree Peterson, Pool
Rdgland. lay, Renfrow, Rhodes, Rodmsn, Sweet,
TAYLOR, league, Tourgee, Trogden, Turner, Watts,
Williamson.
Mr. Morton resolution on final adjourn
nfent
Mr.. Heaton hoped the rules would not be
suspended. He thought it was necessary fol
them to remain here as long as they were re.
quired to do 30 and no longer.
Messrs. Ashley and King, of Lenoir, favor
ed the resolution.
On motion the rules were suspended.
Mr.. Heaton moved to amend by saying
Monday IL o'clock, A. NJ. Mr.. Morton &C
cepted the amendment.
On motion of Mr. Harris, of Wake, thu
subject was made a special order for to NOR
row at 10a A. III.
Mr.. Rodman offered an ordinance on tn
method of Authorization in the proceeding
of the Convention.
On motion the Convention adjourned.