The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-11

were explicit.
Mr.. Baker moved to strike out or indi-
rectly"
Mr. Graham, of Orange, said bonds during
the war were issued to support the poor
He charged reputation on those who OPP
posed their payment. He hoped the yeas
and nays would be given. :,
FoR:-Messrs Baker. Bradley, Dowd.
Durham, Fullings, George, Graham, OF
Orange, Hare, Holowell, Jones. of Cald-
well, Legg, Lennon, MeCubbin, Nicholson.
Roflman, Sanderlin.
AGAINST: -Messrs Andrews. Ashley. AyG-
lott, Barnes, Blume. Bryan. Carey, Carter,
Gambler, Chillson, Colgrove, Congleton, Cox,
Daniel, Dickey, Duckworth, Etheridge,
Fisher, Forkner, Franklin, French, OF Bla-
den, French, of Rockingham, French, of
Chowan, Galloway, Garland, Glover. Ora
ham, of Montgomery, Grant, of Wayne,
Gunter, Harris, of Franklin, Hayes, of Hall
fax, Heaton, Highsmith, Hobbs, Hodnett,
Hotter, Ing, King, of Lenoir. Kinney. Logan.
May, Mayo, Marshall. Mcdonald, Mcdonald,
of Moore, Morton, Mulican, Murphy, Nance,
Patrick, Parker, Parks, Petree, Peterson,
Pool, Ragand, Ray, Renfrow, Rhodes. Rob
bins, Rose, Smith, Stilwell, Sweet, Taylor,
league, Tourgee, Trogden, Tucker, Turner,
Watts. Welker, Williams, of Wake, William
son.
ABSENT OR NOT VoTING :-Messsrs. Alb
bolt, Benbow, Cherry, Etlis, Eppes, Gaha-
gan, Garrett, Grant, of Northampton. Gully,
Harris, of Wake, Hay, Hayes, of Robson,
Holt, Hood, Hyinan, Jones, of Washington,
King, of Lincoln, Latin, Lee, Long, Mann,
Merritt, Moore, Newsom. Pierson, Read,
Rich, Silly
Mr. Fuliings said he did not deem the
poor at fault, for bringing on the war. He
| voted no.
Mr.. Bradley said he was opposed to pay
ing a cent of the war debt directly-but
said he knew of money appropriated to save
the lives of wives of soldiers, both Union
and Confederate in principle. a.-
The amendment being lost, the question
required on the section:
FoR-Messrs. Abbott, Andrews, Ashley,
Aydlott, Barnes, BlIme, Bryan, Carey, Car
ter, Gambler, Cherry, Chillson. Colgrove,
Congleton, Cox, Daniel, Dickey, Duckworth,
Eppes, Etheridge, Fisher, Forkner, Frank
lin, French, OF Bladen, French, of Rocking
ham, Fullings, Gahagan, Galloway, Garland,
George, Glover, Graham, of Montgomery,
| oldut, vi w dNuC, 0ldit, VI
Gunter, Harris. of Franklin, Hayes, of Hall
fax, Heaton, Highsmith. Hobbs. Hodnett,
HOTTER, Hollowell. Hood. Hyman, Ing, Jones,
of Caldwell, King, of Lenoir, Kinney, Lo-
gan, Long, May, Mayo, Marshall. Mcdonald,
of Chatham, Morton, Mulican, Murphy,
Nance, Patrick, Parker, Parks, Petree, Pc
terson, Pool. Ragland, Ray, Renfrow, Rhodes,
Robbins, Rodman, Rose, Smith, Stllly, Still
well, Sweet, Taylor, league, Tourgee, frog
den, Tucker, Turner, Watts, Welker, Will
lams, of Wake and Williamson.
AeAINsT-Messrs. Baker, Dowd, Durham,
Graham. of Orange. McCubbins.
| ABSENT OR NOT VoTING-Messrs Benbow,
| Bradley, Ellis, French. of Chowan, Garrett,
/ Gully, Hare, Harris, of Wake, Hay. Hayes,
| OF Robson, Holt. Jones, of Washington,
King. of Lincoln. Laain. Lee, Legg, Lennon,
| Mann, Merritt, Mcdonald, of Moore, Moore,
| Newsom, Nicholson. Pierson, Read, Rich,
Santterlin
| Mr.. Heaton said that he was entirely sat-
isfied that debt incurred exclusively for
purposes of humanity and bcnevolence
| would neUer be construed rs in aid of the
! rebellion. and he therefore voted aye.
Mr. Hodnett agreed, He did not believe
thai any debt for benevolent purposes was
here repuliated
Mr.. Mcdonald, of Chatham. said this was
the prondest vote hbiever gave.
Mr.. McCubbins said he too was opposed
| to voting to pay any of the war debts di-
rectly. As this section was susceptible of
| many constructions be voted no.
Mr.. Abbott said he hoped on the 3rd read
ing suitable change would be made 10
render debts for humane purposes safe
| Mr.. Fuilings said with tine explanation of
Messrs Heaton and Abbott he voted yea.
| Mr.. Durham said this section would GER
tainly exclude debts for humane purposes
| He voted no.
. Mr.. Andrews gave notice of an amend.
ment on the Sd reading.
The roll was called on the final passage of
the report as amended-2d reading:
FQR-Messrs. Abbott. Andrews, Ashley
'Aydlott, Barnes, Blume, Bryan, Carey, Car
ter, Gambler, Cherry, Chillson, Colgrove. Con.
| gleton, Cox, Daniel, Dickey, Duckworth
Eppess Fisher Forkner, Franklin, French, OF
Bladen, French, of Rockingham. French
| of Chowan, Fullings, Gahagan, Galloway
Carload. George, Glover, Graham, of Mont
goinery, Grant. of Wayne, Grant, of Mort
hampton, Gunter, Hare, Hay, Hayes, oi
Robson, Heaton, Highsmith, Hobbs, Hof
fer. Hollowell, Hood Hyman, Ing, Jones
of Caldwell, Kinney, Logan. Long, May
Mayo. Marler. Mcdonald of Chatham, Nc.
Donald, of Moore, Morton, Mulican. Muir.
pliv, Nance. Patrick, Parker. Parks, Petree
Peterson, Pool, Ragland, Ray, Renfrow
Rhodes, Robbins, Rodman, Rose, Smith
Silly. Stilwell, Sweet, Taylor, league, Tour
gee,- Trogden, Tucker, Turner, Watts, Wei
ker, Williams, OF Wake, and Williamson.
AGArNsT-Messrs Baker Dowd, Durham
Ellis, Etheridge, Graham, of Orange, Hare
Merritt, andSanderlin.
Yeas.S3 Nays--1O.
| e ABSENT AND NOT voTING-ATessrs Ben.
bow, Bradley, Garrett, Gully, Harris, OF
| Wake, Harris, of Franklin, Hayes, of Halifax
Hodnett, Holt, Jones of Washington, King
Of Lincoln, King, of Lenoir, Latin, Lee
Legg,. Lennon, Mann, McCubbins, Moore
Newsom; Nicholson, Pierson, Read, and
Rich.
Some of the latter named were excused
! from voting.
Mr.. Tourgee moved to make the Sd read
ingloftbis arsicls4peasat eEfler for 103 O'Clock
Saturday. Carried
On motion of Mr.. Abbott, the report .oi
finance committee was made special order
for Saturday next Carried.
On motion of Mr. Rodman, The judiciary
report was taken up Friday evening.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Mcdonald, of Chatham, called up tn,
ordinance reported from the committee il
favor of the Sheriff of Orange.
A letter to him from the Public Treasure
was read favoring the ordinance, when
Mr. Galloway moved its adoption.