The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-12-14

sage. ,f 9lliYrEI5 to ifitsdS 9d3 ~ IoYi
House bill to repeal an actaextending the
limits of the town of Gollsboro' passed its
first reading :nfiiHl
House bill for the purchase of q light
house at or near Bodies Island was referred
to committee onilnternal Improvements. O.
MIR. Robbins, of Rowan, reported from
the COMMITTEES on internal improvements q
bill to consolidate the N C.sR.s r. Co. and
the N. Yves. Nc. Il. and recommended
Its passage. The bill was placed on the
calendar. 1sy . ~ .I'dmsesk iE1sayJ u
A bill for the relief of the Sheriff of Curri-
tuck was introduced, and put upon Its seY-'
eral readings. IiIa 90 zofI5J1agTz1
Mr.. Moore moved to amend so as to make
the Sheriff pay the taxes now due, adopted.
e1se y sl ssaaarlpg him TO pay
cos's' ano tiie "iii Passea.-- eas %, nays
none sl..I. b.osir.,st. t.....i -rgL
| A plil TO authorize the 'Sherln of Suilford
70 coilect taxes was introduced, read ana
placed on tne calendar. :, NIL uo4s,,o.I. M
| Mr. Fleming introduced bhl regulating
per d'en', &c, Inc Senate refused TO sus-
pend the rales to put this bill on Its passage
ana " was referred to the committee on
claims. a..l.-a.a- -1i-s.,1 .t,o.5, 9.,.,aa
| MI Graham introduced a bill authorizing
the y. z. X. Co to transfer one million
| dollars OF stock to the A. & N. c. r. r. Co.
Referred to committee on claims f.o-, ..o
! Also bill authorizing railroads or other
! corporations to purchase the stock OF the
| State in their several companies by return
| ing to the State equivalent bonds. Referred
| to committee on claims.
| Also bill to amend the charter of the
city of Raleigh limiting suffrage to register
ed, native or naturalized tax paying citizens
and conferring suffrage on persons not
resident in wards where they hold property.
Referred to committee on judiciary. a @
Resolutions were adopted instructing
members of Congress to vote for remission
of the United States direct tax on real es-
tate; also that the public treasurer be re-
ouired to furnish statistics of the military
movement; also to raise a committee inquire
in reference to the States interest in the
Cape Fear Navigation Co. "a. s.-gH
Mr.. Prices resolution to furnish help to
the doorkeeper, also resolution introduced
by Mr.. Graham, to pay So per diem to men
already employed, were referred to the Com
mittee on Grounds and Buildings.
Messrs. Norment, Beasley and Dargan
were appointed as the Senate branch of the
Joint Committee to report a bill relating to
per diem, and Messrs. Murphy, Crowell and
Bellamy, on Committee on Public Roads,
| Mr.. Graham's bill relating to suffrage
municipalities was taken up. b.,..;S.
Mr.. Moore saw no reason for specifying
"native and naturalized citizens" Some
might consider it doubtful whether freedmen
would be regarded as either native or natu-
rallied citizens, and they might be excluded
| moved amend
inserting the words "cltlzen OF the United
States" instead. a
Mr.. Graham suggested that the words
Selest01 Of the State Of North Ii, Carolina roll a.
would be sufhclcnt, and the Dill was SO
amsndea, Mp sr.b.m ,,ov.d to str;ke ont thirty
MI. Iraham hoyed 10 strike OUT 'hirey
4 WI: oids sa" no reason iof 1iaklng us
.ncsions .;nns between 'nunic'pai anu ''a'e eiec-
''ous. W" ~. H., .,o...;,
Mi. moore ccnslaerea that t1,s PloYision
was as IN H 1irsct Fipla!ion ot .ne Gons.,.u1ioh'
/ Ml NJ T.h en .n' ;y W;.,' ~ on sno dofanoo
M an San saiu pe. ..n a' upe ' us'e.enIe ~
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10 rai;d Tha Gopst;tut;on of Nor+b Co.
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itself nossesses. This General Assemble can can
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Messrs, King, Robbins, of Rowan, and
Jones agreed to this view. i. aoi-. o.. III
, The amendment was lost-ayes ii. nays
49, lisal. s.lf sll.A = ,.1llaila. "a !oi y9a
The bill was amended by making the time
tor regular municipal elections hereafter
the first MondapFin May; and the Senate
} voted to reconsider the amendment changing
from thirty days to ninety, and to postpone
, till Friday next. a7at : .ias = TO -Isl. jas
The bill about Code Commission printing
} passed Its third reading, yeas ", nays none
a bill to allow municipality to buy land
for Q cemetery passed three readings by
unanimous vote. 10 ~. 70. h3lalq
bll 70 remove celtaln SUI, sul.s rom 9i, one !ada h