Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-10
re Senate adjourned.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, Dec. 3, 1869.


iayHI -" REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, Dec. >, 1869.
r.. Malone insisted that the Committee
. Judiciary should be compelled 10 re.
..r,. ,;pon his bin enforcing the attendance
a.sues+rs upon investigating commit
..,. al. giving such committees certain
....r,.-, ~ ..se7 had been instructed to d.
...-.,lt- 1Ir. Malone made Il direct
....oa iuas effect.
H. l.. cram ti.epGblcauJ favored The
motion. lie SAID lie was SICK and Disgust
.fv5sa 49,. mpts 10 ciogg q tar and honest
....r:...:.,..... mo these boldly alleged
.~.lris T.. va last being forced 10 be-
no the ti..I{es true fron these wretch
laid repeated attempts aad resort to all
RS ul i4ctics TO stave off anu tiDaiiy de-
-..a IL. oH.-,s looking toward Il full, tho
..agA and real investigation into these
meek locking Iaat,eEa.
...r- M further debate Mr. Malone's
.. .iaa ,-,s az to Il vote and rejected.
IaaoLvrI3Ha AND BILLS.
r.. X: N-Dfroa: 4 resolution resciEa-
... .... ,..o.utiou golng INTO the CoOnlt-
-. 81 t,s g;l0!5
u. L moved to suspend the rules and
...g...!a1 tho matter at once. Lost,
a..
~ .Ii.mas Sykes. coored: = bib TO
.,g.ccE lie rights OF citizens travelling IN
..tlic c-uveyarcCs. Referred.
I;v the .Hll.: ! bill to amend the rcYeH
-. ac5. deferred.
IL Fir. Morrill,: \ bill to compel Rail
.sat Companies 10 pay the inIl value
ofatocl Killed upon their Roads. is0iec-
sei
J,i... .ssoiution that The Legislature
.a,aid adi0urn OF or before Jan. Il 1870;
.a,-t., rF..E.
resolution concerning the claims OF 10y
q. ..,.zsuG Of this State against the United
states fox property destroyed or taken du-
.Y.t the way; asking our Representatives. IN
ua1afess to take steps in this matter, and
skiing that a Commission on Claims may
he convened to hold its session II this
S.,te, was next reached.
hF;ar O discussion Mr.. Durham moved
10 lay the resolution on the table
Tie yeas aud nays being called the mo-
Ion was rejected by q vote Of yeas 32 nays
1Ir. Durha2l moved to strike out ali the
.-reAmble down to ''1st Resolve" lie had
arpsi this question Of loyalty and dlsioy-
a3sv had been hushed up. The gentleman
rom Halifax, (AIr. Renfrow) had said that
II WIS the habit of Confederate soldiers tC
Steal everything that came in their way
he Mr. Dprham) branded the assertion as
M infamous faIsehoOd He could respect
40 open union soldier, but he had the ut,
most contempt for crouching spaniel.
Mr. R4nfrOw disclaimed any intention OF
rejecting upon the army OF the Conteder
utr.
li.gr considerable debate the previous
ores.ion being called and sustained, tnt
which was rejected.
The question vas then taken upon Mr.
i,3rham's other amendment to strike ou
wherever j. occurred the word ''loyal
The yeas and nays being called the
amendment was rejected by vote OF yeas
- nays 50.
The resolution was then adopted by tn
Glowing ballot:
ET,s-Ncssrs Ames, Ashworth, Banner Bow
Ii. Larmcs. GAMBLER, Cawthorn, Clayton, DoWn
u- c.aglc1. Elm gtOn, Ferebee, FOfkner FRANK
ia french, Gilbert, Graham, Green. Guuter
Harris Of Franklin. Hendricks, Hinnart, Hodglr
'iUlnett, Hoffman, II0rney, HUMPHREYS, ingram
3--,us OF Henderson, Justice, OF rutherford
Kelly, of UaYie, Kelly. Of Moore, Kinney, Leary
ION OF Chatham, Long, OF Richmond, Mathe
.,u, acGGulo.s, Mendenha.n, Moore, OF ChowaI
r,rriU Nicholson, Pearson, Peck, POu, Price
] .zgIanl Eea, Robbins, Reynolds, seymour, Slt
r.st ~!monds. Smith, of Martin, SnIpes, Stai
on, sweat, sykes, Vestal, Vest "ai0Fop' "Ai'
II williamson and WiisOn-G3. 49,
NAYs-Nessrs. Argo, Armstrong, Blair. Boddl
Hawkins, Hicks. High, Hndgings, Malone, Moor
= amanee, Painter, kenf55o oT,n.d ho5 WaoI
ELt.ay. Williams, OF Harnett, and Williams,
S<plt=0H-95.
By Mr.. Downing A bill to amend th
vi cnartering the Cheraw and Coaltiel
r Iiroad. Referred.
' G. W. Price. col. A bill to amen
the :. barter of the city Of Wilmington
Refer. Vi.
On N, MON the House adjourned