Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-01-31

sions not to exceed 40 days, and all exces-
ses oi that time, at not more than 81 so
per day.
Hayes, colored, Of Halifax, a resolution
providing against any one holding the Office
of Governor and Lieutenant Governor. un-
less he has been a resident of the United
States seven years, resident of this State
two years, shall have attained the age of
twenty-six years, and have a freehold of
5000. Referred
Mr.. Renfrow, a resolution providing that
honorably discharged soldiers and seamen
of the United States army shall be entitled
to all the rights of citizenship in this State.
Referred to committee on Suffrage.
Mr.. Ashley. a resolution instrnctinp the
committee of sixteen to consider and re.
port committee on Industrial Pursuits
Mr.. Abbott, q communication from ]. W.
Etheridge, in relation to the late election
in Currituck county.
Mr. Tourgee, an ordinance for the juris-
diction of Courts of Law and EQuity rela-
tive to the payment of debts. deferred to
the Finance committee.
Mr.. league, an ordinance providing for
the disfranchisement, by Board of Regis.
tration for each county, all and ere,.Y per
son who aided, abetted or gave comfort
or influence, with intent to dissolve or
break up the Z. S. SCovernment. Referred.
Mr.. Mann, an ordinance in favor of the
Fayetteville and Florence railroad. Referred
to committee on Internal Improvements.
Mr.. Welker, an ordinance in regard to
the liabilities of Banks. Referred to COM
mittee of the Whole.
Mr.. Franklin, Of Wake, an ordinance for
the relief Of the peole. Referred.
Mr.. Tourgee asked leave to call up his
resolution offered yesterday, instructing
the Committee to be appointed to confer
with Gen. Candy, be instructed to inquire
of him whether he will suspend the call of
debts
Mr.. Patrick, resolution in regard to
the suspension of debts. Referred to Com
mittee on Relief
Mr.. Mcdonald, of Chatham, g resolution
instructing the Committee on Judiciary to
frame an ordinance to make all officers,
State and County, elective by the people.
Referred.
Mr.. King, Of Lenoir, a resolution pro-
vidIng that no member shall receive a per
diem for more than 80 days, and no COM
pensation for the excess. Some discussion
arose and after much tangled debate it was
left to the decision of the chair.
| The Chair decided Mr. King out Of order.
Mr.. Tourgee, resolution amending tho
title to claims-striking out the word
land, and substituting the word Pub
| lie Charities" Adopted.
! M Drrbop, roSoIrt;o,, Joo1or;rcr tbo
public debt of the State inviolate. At his
request it was referred to the appropriate
| Committee.
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piled.
May experimenting Providence IN
splre you with wisdom to conduct your Ia
! bOrs to results beneficial to our unhappy
ana distracted people
JONATHAN WORTH.
Mr.. Abbott. resolution t. allow the Rev;
MI Smith the IL" OF the Commons Hall
for the purpose OF lectunng on Normal
Schools Adopted.
Mr.. Smith, a resolution IN regard 20 Ghe
reading OF bills IN the Legislature. Re
terred to the committee on Legislature.
Mr.. Heaton, beng absent when the vote
was taken on yesterday on the pei. 4em,
was allowed TO record ms vote against inc
established rateS-@0. -,....
MI tooI moved 10 ,ah' up MS hoIlon'
lnstfuctlh9 Tue committee OF sixteen 10 re-
port an article on lmptachlnehC when
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ence IRON lnaD con1lit'ee II 20 tno commit
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