The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-26

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8 Mr.. Sweet urged the increased amount Of liti-
( Mr.. Love moved to amend the amendment By
Inserting s., 900 in place of 81. 500.
Mr.. Osborne thought 81, 500 would compensate
the Judges for all the labor they would perform,
and favored the amendment Of the Senator from
Northampton. asslas
5 Mr.. Sweet spoke in opposition to the amend
ment.S, isssses5 81 isg ~
Mr.. Barrow spoken favor of his amendment
Mr. Robbins said the question was simply what
amount was necessary to make lawyer in good
practice leave that practice and assume the saa-
~ of a Judge. He considered thst 81, 800 would
do 1t, and ii it would, it was unnecessary 70 give
s Mr.. Osborne said the expenses of the judges
and lawyers were about equal, and that no extra
provision should be made on that account, He
considered the present salaries were about right,
and was opposed to any increase.
The motion to strike out prevailed.
| Mr.. Barrow moved to insert q &c., Carried.
n Mr.. Barrow moved to amend the 9Th section
by inserting the words "and necessarily" after
the word actually"
Mr. Galloway opposed the amendment
The amendment was adopted
Mr.. Barrow moved to amend the 9Th section by
striking out s., 900 and inserting s, 500. : ~
Mr.. Lindsay moved to amend the amendment
'Mr. Love protested against paying even SO
much, and entered into personal denuneistion of
the service of the Judges and said they were only
elected by aid OF $4,000 or 70, 900 ignorant ne
groes. e.s..s,s ;.s.ssiofss,-sr
10, 900 negroes voted with the Republicans. It
was also true that they were ignorant But it
was not their fault that they were ignorant, but
the masters who kept them in slavery and darx-
ness. Yes, and two thirds OF the poo1wnite reo-
pie of the State too, and but for men like the
gentleman, they would not possess that igno-
rance with which you now accuse US. That igno-
rance, however, never had and never should Keep
them from being true to the Union.
Mr.. Barrow moved the previous question.
On motion Of Mr.. Lindsay the yeas and nays
were ordered.
The amendment offered by Mr.. Barrow was
adopted.
Mr.. Robbins moved to strike out the 9th sec
ton. The motion prevailed. t5
Mr.. Robbins moved to strike out the 10th sec
ton. The motion prevailed. 5s 80
Mr.. Robbins moved to strike out section IL.
The motion prevailed. Ri .sa f-.t.e q n -
Mr. Love moved to amend section 10 by stri-
king out the words e less than three, nor.'' =
Mr.. Winsiead was opposed to the amendment.
Mr.. Barrow was opposed to it. ,,s,,,,.s---7
Mr.. Love withdrew the amendment. =,
Mr.. Robbins moved to strike out the word
three and insert two and half Rejected.
Mr. Lassiter moved to strike out the word three
and insert five, in the ID line of the IA section.
Mr.. Barrow was in favor of the amendment.
Mr.. Sweet opposed it. ss
Mr.. Osborne was in favor of keeping the pay at
its present rate. q
On motion of Mr.. Moore, of Fancy, the pre-
viOus question was called for ~
The amendment was rejected. ~
Mr.. Love moved to amend by striking all after
the words Office in the 9th llne. 1i - 5rfri +
Mr.. Sweet opposed the amendment. 5,.a
Mr.. Robbins supported the amendment.
The amendment was rejected. .i+ =. ,
Bill passed third reading.
Mr.. Lindsay offered resolutions in favor of GER
tain parties, and moved its reference to Commit
tee on Claims. fFeE 9i st
message was received from the Governor
nominating Augustus j. Seymour for Judge of
Criminal Court at Newberne. sss. 80
Nomination confirmed.
Message from the House announcing passage
OF House resolve relating to State Treasury and
asking concurrence by the Senate. Read first
time 3; fsr
Message from the House announcing the pas
sage of the;bill inreation to license OF dsters of
spirituous liquors. Read first time
Message from the House announcing the pas
sage OF the bill relating to certain courts in the
cities OF Newbern, Wilmington and Raleigh.
Message from the House refusing to concur in
the amendment to the bill relating to the West
ern Railroad and asking the appointment of a
Committee of Conference. lls 40 $3.50 -'s.,i
Request concurred in and Messrs. Hayes, Col
grove and Moore of Cartcret, were. appointed as
the Committee. sr.f 1910 ~
Message from the House announcing the con-
currence in resolution relating to the registra-
ton of voters 90 ~ ''tHh -
Message from the House announcing the pas
sage of the bill relating to the Oxford Branch OF
the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad. Goncurred in.
An act to repeal an act in relation to tax collec
tors. Concurred in f.rf
Bill in relation to funding the interest of the
matured State debt
Amendment concurred in.
On motion of Mr.. Rich, House bill entitled an
act to provide for the payment of the interest on
the lawful debt OF the State, was taken up. f.As
Mr.. Brogden proceeded to discuss thequestion
atsome length, urging the. depreciation of the
bonds of the State and the loss OF credit to us
abroad which would result from the nOn-pay-
ment of the interest of the lawful debt oft he
State.i 4l47's Hslh 5''D ~ -. 49, -
Mr.. Brogdcn was proceeding in his argument,
when the hour having arrived at which the Sen
ate had agreed to adjourn, the President declared
the Senate adjourned. at .ts ilssaef-aa Yi7a