Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-11-26
SENATE.
MONDAY, Nov. %, 1869.
4 4
PETITION.

H'Eoo.1'O ~ paI tloS, urging Ine repeal
OF al act establishing o special Court in
tho city Of Wilmington, and moved its
reference to the Committee on the Judici.
AIRY, rs said Committee had the bill rela-
ting to that subject. He had been in
fol med by one Of the Committee that the
Judge Of said Court (Cantwel) had mott
fed them that he desired to 60 before the
Committee in order to make an explana.
ton, he (Galloway,) desired the petition
20 80 with the explanation, as said Judge
vas very obnoxious 70 the citizens OF VII
iniuGton. The reference was made.
CALENDAR.
dissolution of Nj. Robbins reducing 2s7
dica1 Of members to 81, and mileage to 10
cents. came up.
Lii, Cook moved to strike out 81 and in
5crt 81. so.
Mr. Beliamy moved to strike ont and
insert 80 cents. The Chair ruled the mo-
ton out Of order.
Lr. Brogden said he thought it was q
matter that should not be treated lightly.
lie was not an extremist in anything, he
Was III faTO- Of Il fair compensation for
services rendered. The old price was So
per day, but i must be recollectcd that
board was much cheaper at that time
thau now, good board could be obtained
in this city then at rs cents per day, be-
sides our currency 1T that time was equiv
ulcnt to specie. he did not think 81 was
equivalent to 50 before the war, and he
Was opposed TO receiving less than Was al
lowed IL former times. he did not believe
tho people desired 0. would expect it Of
thc:c Representatives II gentlemen would
trcae the subject as it deserved, in digni-
fed manner, he would vote for proper
consideration, Sac people would under
stand that these propositions for 81 so and
80 cents were offered in lest and ridicnle, he
was opposed tosuch picayune motions, and
opposed to the original proposition.
Blr. Cook said he offered the amendment
mcut IL good faith, he knew the object Of
Senator from Rowan was to make capital
for the Democratic party, and he Thought
this party should be allowed the same
rriviiece.
Mr.. Robbins said lie supposed wien
the amendments Of 81 80 and so cents
were made, il was done with the spirit
and intention as suggested By the remarks
OF the Senator from Johnston. He intro
duced the resolution in good faith, and
was willing and ready TO Stand by it. the
reflection that he had introduced it to
make capital was all CANNON, he was the
representative of thouands. and did not
otanI or tho foor of Tho Co,oto ei~or11 ~
iGpreSenV MS own views OF WISHES puU
those OF his constituents, and no Senator
had the RIGHT to do otherwise, he felt il to
he his d1tV tn express the views of his
,C..1o -; 1dh;o 49,, -oa.I4; -
people III Introducing tne feSolutlon' ana
those were the figures Which he under
stood suited them. He did not apree
With Tho Soro+or Fro,, XVovno Ubo
,,..1lI & I'll IT,
tHouoHC ~ toO HUE h0 MI IL: was US
poor as any Senator on the noOr, II would
meet all necessary expenses incurred while
here il the discharge OF his duties as Sen
ator, and Whon asking his fellow cltlZens
lof tnoir SURFACES TO represent them III
Iue senate. Ac VI" HoG expect 10 MAKE
HloheJ ~ ~, @no otiy oeolleo d 1tAi cont-
P0n"'t ''0'O4''1o+A 1H"0I1IiiIo'J po0"
PonGHu' :, =,
- 90 e. ~ " - w
pay Inc OlIlcers anu members OF Inc Oen-
er&l Assembly per- Qten3 and n21Lodqe came
ND
TT Galloway coIo~ad offara1 n sinh
.:It 1l:1, H. -
0Vittt0 ~ NSnNA0 Ih0 Pay HoHto AoooJ
made ana to Tx the per Qten1 and nnILeGge
at the same rates as has been allowed at
tbn two nrnceGinr sessions 0f tho Gnnoral
na.1, (-.- Q
ASSEMBLY, N|''J
AYEs-MeFsTs. Bellamy, Burns, Blythe, Col
grove, Cook, Davis, Eppes. colored, Forkner,
Galloway, col1red, Hayes, Harrington, HVman
Martindale, Moore, of yancey, Smith, Stephens,
Sweet aCd White-20.
NAT5-Messrs: Barnes, Beal, Beasly, Beeman,
BroGden, Etheridge, Graham, Jones, Of Meek
lenbufgn L2sslter, lindsay, Long, Love, mason,
oner and WiG,o,aG
NoTE-This vote was read from the Clerks desk
ayes Il, nays 20, and the substitute was an
outo az go an3 e 20 p9I0Io igSElns Inc I we
m Inc IN 14 oPr We our St f be
20 to 20,
The following bill introduced by MIR.
Graham several DAYS ago, came M, to wit
70 ~, ,,,,r,r,7,7, IS -, .cr 70 s,,c,-p1,
ro nj, mn,
nILl l.L a., ~ N Ii'l4G lL,A
In.n Co1Tp,~v ,1ITrcI u.IT, rTT,y DE-
T 2 9J fTiFGAi wy % THE sIp 1 ro17nT
I1a.lj ,,a .-1.1 ~ 7+>9 I.r.
ina 80 caac T6at the P@bjio rraa,ny g, j. here
By authorized, upon the return Of any bonds is
susd L the State to the Chatham Railroad Com
p@4ys Hn1eE the Act passed at me special session
he said Act Tassed at the session Of i56869, @
deliver to the person surrendering, s%id bonds,
me sEillo o. IA oois vi 1nS IAN I.all
roau company lGfGred p So nIe 0'@'0 III eon"nse
TT See st. That the Public Treasurer is autho,
lied and directed to assign the mortgage made