Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-25

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of It's members, has not that right been
exercised by the Senate aud was not its
decision final In my opinion an exclu-
sion in this case is equivalent to expulsion
without canse.
Resectfully submitted.
JoHN w. GRAHAM.
On motion of Mr.. Colgrove, the Senate
| adjourned until tomorrow, IL oclock
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THUR,DAY, Dec. II, 1853
Mr.. Estes moved to suspend the rules
and take mp Senate bill No. 55. Car
ried.
The Clerk read the bill Ito confirm GER
tail acts of the General Assembly issuing
bonds to certain railroad compauies.)
| Mr.. Latin said it would be recollected
that some days ago he had asked a suspen-
siCn of the rules to put some railroad bills
on their second readings. 1t was refused TO
him. On yesterday this bill had passed its
second reading after full and frank dis
question. Therefore he n,oued the prerious
| question.
Mr. Seymour asked if he would not allow
IN amendment-giving the State her share
in the control of the roads. Mr. l.. refused
TO yield.
The call for the previous question was
sustained, ard on the final passage of tho
bill the roll was called and resulted in the
following ballot
! YEAs--Messrs Ames, Ashworth, Banner Bal
nett, Blair, Bowman, Gambler, Carson, Darcy, col
cred oawthorn, colored Cherry, colored, CrAw-
! ton, Estes, Forkner, colored, Foster, Franklin
French, Graham, Gunter, Harris, OF Franklin,
Harris, OF Wake, colored, Hays, colored, hen.
dricks, Hoffman, Ingram. Jarvis, Justce,of Hen
derson, Justice, OF Rutherford, Kelly of Moore,
Kinney, Latin, Le airy, colored, Long, Of Chatham,
Mayo, colored, Moring. Morrill,, Morris, colored,
Fainter, Pearson, Peck, Proctor, Profitt. Ren.
frow, Reynolds, colored. Shot, siegrst, Sinclair,
Stmonds snipes, Stiley, Sykes, colored, Vestal.
Vest, Waldrop, Williams, Of Harnett, Williamson,
co!ored, Wilson and Niswsll SO.
NAYs-Messrs Boddie, Clayton, Of TrAnsylvs MIA,
Durham, Farrow, Ferebee, Gibson, Hawkins,
High. Binnant, Hodnett, Humphries. Malone, Par
Allegheny, Smith, OF Wayne, Stanto n. sweat, col
ored, Thompson, WEIGH, Whitley, Nllk and Will
liams, of Sampson-27.
Mr.. Estes moved to reconsider the vote.
w. I. Hayes, colored, moved to lay that
motion on the table. Carried.
SPECIAL ORDER, viz
Mr.. Malone's re- olutiol providing for a
committee of Conference with the Legisla-
ture of Tennessee, in regard TO Internal
Improvements.
Mr.. Bowman hoped the House would
adopt the resolution without debate, as its
object, had been explained.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Stilley gave notice that he would
introduce resolution abolishing the pre-
vlous question,
On motion of Mr.. Stilley, the rules were
suspended and the re ,olution raising n
Joint committee TO investigate the manage
ment Of the affairs of certain banks was
taken up The resolution passed it's sew
eral readings.
Mr.. Pou gave notice that he would offer
protest against the passage of Senate bill
No. 55, and would usk to have it spread on
the journal.
J. .. Leary, colored, moved to suspend
the rules and take up the bill to iucUrpo-
rate the Silver II II Railroad Company
Carried. This road proposes to run
from Silver Hill, in Davidson county, to
some convenient aud practicable point on
the n. G. Railroad.
| Mr.. MeudenhaIl said that this bill had
passed the Senate without dissenting
voice. There Was not "a cent asked for, all
! they wished was to be allowed to build It
would greatly benefit his county and add
to the interest of the n. 9. Railroad.
B. w. Morris, colored, moved to print
and postpone until the 4th Monday in Jan
uary next.
! j. S. Leary, colored, said he was sur
prised that the member should think this
bill of so much importance, which did not
propose to spend cent of the States
money, when he voted very willingly under
the precious question for propo -itIou this
morning Spending 81 GOO, 600 of money.
After some debate the proposition to
postpone Was voted down, and the bill
passed its several readings.
On motion, the House then adjourned
until tomorrow. 10 o'clock A. NJ.
ueart Rending Affair Three Persons
struck by Railway TTain-One Killed
and Two seriously Injured.
NEW HAMsBURGH n. Y, Dec. 49, "A
heart rending accident occurred here, in
Van Rensseelaer's cut, on the Hudson river
railroad this afternoon. A party of three,
consisting of Minnie Bodden, daughter
of John Bodden, of Milton Ferry, aged T
years Mary VsnnOSdale, wife Of John
Vannosdale, aged "a years, aud Catharine
McNulty, q young girl aged Is years, were
walking towards New Hamsburgh, on the
down track III the cut mentioned, as the
train which left Poughkeepsie at O'Clock
2. NJ. was approaching TE@ engineer
saw them and whisted an alarm vigorously,
but before it was heard the locomotive
struck all three. The engine and three
cars ran over Mary Vauuosdale, minglIng
her in horrible manLer and killing her
instantly. Ihe little girl was hurled to the
, west side Of the track. against stone wall,
and CatEarine McNulty was thrown to the
east side Of the track. Both OF the latter
were seriously Injured.