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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-07
this session, and largo number of Bills

I this session, and large number OF Bills
and Resolutions passed. Nearly one thou
sand Bills and Resolutions have been III
troduced, most of them, however. being OF
private character. Through the active
efforts end diligence of Msj. McClammy
and Capt. Ashe. all the bills promoting the
interests of your section have passed their
several readings, though there was such a
number of thom. The Bills incorporating
''The Railway Cooperative Store Of VIII
mington n. Co." and also. The Ooean
Steq mship Company" were passed yester-
day. The busine>s done III the past two
DAYS is very creditable to both branches of
the Legislature, working most Industr1-
ously all day.
The Convention members of the Legis-
Iatule aud the leading Democrats of the
CITY. held caucus III the Hail "f tue
House Of Representative, last night for the
purpose of organizing the rar'J and pre-
pairing for the coming CinlpalgL. The
present State CsUtfal Executive commit
tee was reappoiuted. and sven gentlemen
from each Congressional Dis'Ilct appointed
as eub-eon mlttee The t'eIeocratS con
posing that committee for III" Bird dlstrlc',
are Mai joseph A. Engelhaid, Of New
Hanover Hon. Thos. c. Fuller, ut Cum
berland, and Messre, H. c. Hail, Of Rich
mond W. 8. Norment, of Robson J.
G.. McIver, Of Moore, and John ". Ellis,
of Columbus. Every county IL urged to
organize at once by the formation of
County and Township committees, and
work vigorously and diligently IN the cause.
The committe recently appointed to IN
vestigate the conduct of John Pool IN
connection with Holdens war movements
last summer have been IN sslon several
days, and have had examined Treasurer
Jenkins, Wit lie d. jones. j. J. Young, L.
l.. Badger and others, who composed that
famous council which ccucocted vile
conspiracy. All the witnesses, except Ro-
tating Dick, could not recollect any thing
at all about the matter, their memory
being very convenient. Badger at first
refused to testify, but being plaiuly in
formed that he must answer or be COM
mitted to jail, and that one day would be
given him to decide, he then, on yes 'er
day. stated that at the meeting referred to,
this scoundrel Pool proposed to Holden
that Governors Bragg and Graham and
other prominent Democrats should be ar
rested and committed to the custody of a
notorious desperate Iuamed Lindsay. and
that he would lose them, without further
trouble. and that even Holdel himself was
SO shocked at such hcllish proposition rs
to at once denouncc it as ''ipfamous. "
A. yet this monster and villain pr etends
to represent the honest people of North
Carolina in the United States Senate.
Hal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-07
SAN DOMINGO
Presidents Message.

WASHINGTON. D. o., April 5.
To the Senate and House of Representatives
IhaYe the honor to submit herewith to the
two Houses of Congress the report of the Com
mlssioners, appointed in pursuance OF joint
resolution approved January 18th, 1871. It will
be observed that this report more than sustains
all that have heretofore said in regard to the
productiveness and healthEulness of the republic
of San Domingo, of the unanimity of the people
for annexation to the United States, and of their
peaceable claracter. It is due to the public. as
it certainly is to myself that should here give
all the circumstances which first led to the ne
gotiation of a treaty for the annexation OF the
republic of San Domingo to the United States
When / accepted the arduous and responsible
position which now hold. did not dream
of instituting any steps for the acquisition of
insular possessions. I believed, however, that
our institutions were broad enough to extend
over the entire continent as rapidly as other
peoples might desire to bring themselves under
our protection. I believed, further, that we
should not permit any independent government
within the limits Of North America to pass from
condition Of independence to one of owner
snip or protecuon under an Europesn power.
soon AFTER my inauguration as President I was
waited upon by an agent OF President Baez with
proposition to annex the republic of San Do
mingo to the United States. This gentleman
represented the capacity of the Island, the desire
of the people, and their character and habits
about az they have been described by the Com.
missioners. whose report accompanies this
message.
sHe stated further that being weak in number and
poor in purse, they were not capable of develop
ing their great resources that the people had
no incentive to industry on account Of lack OF
protection for their accumulation, and that il not
accepted by the United States with institutions
Which they Loved above those of any other ma.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-07
W. Hanover superior Courts.

We publish below IAN Act to change
the time of holding the Superior Courts Of
New Hanover County" 1t will be seon
that there are to be four terms Of the Su
perior Court for this county. On the
second Monday Of February and August
and the fourteenth Mondays thereafter
the term to continue two weeks II necessa'
ry. The April term OF the Court Will no'
be held, but all proceedings returnabie to
that term arc made rcturnable to the June
term, as fixed by this Act.
We regret that by some oversight the
time fixed for the Spring and Fall terms
conflicts, the first with the Supreme ana
Circuit Courts at Raleigh, and the last
with the Circuit Court. A telegram was
sent to Captain AsHE yesterday to obvlate
these conflicts. We learn by private tele-
gram that there would not be quorum
present to day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-07
RALEIGH, N. c., April 2. 1871.


Dear Journal A few days more and
orr Legislative Halls will be quite desert
ed, and the members vending their way
home ward. On yesterday, joint Com
mittee. consisting of two from the Senate
and three from the House. was appointed
to examine the bills On the calendar neces-
sary to be acted upon. and report day
when the General Assembly shonld ad-
journ. Accordingly, therefore Mai. Nc
Clammy, the Chairman of the Committee,
introduced q Resolution to adjourn on
Thursday next, which was passed by the
Senate at once, and will no doubt be
adopted by tiss House tomorrow. The
Senate is far in advance of the House in
Its business, though engaged for seven
weeks in the Impeachment trial. A vast
amount OF business has been transacted at
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-07
For the Journal.
Tor the journal.
AN Act to Change the Time of HoidIn,
the Superior Courts OF New Hanove

tnE superior COURTS or New Hanover
County.
Sec. /. The General assembly of North Caro-
lana do enact, That there shall be four sessions
OF the Superior Courts for the County OF New
Hanover In each year, to be held for two weeks,
unless the business be sooner disposed Of and
that the time for holding the said Courts shall be
as follows, VIZ. On the second Monday in Feb
rusry, the fourteenth Monday after the fourth
Monday IN February. thu second Monday in Au.
gust, and the fourteenth Monday after the fourth
there shall be no Court held for the County of
New Hanover on the second Monday in Februa-
~, A. D. 1871
Sec. g. That all precepts, recogniz ances, and
other legal proceedings, in OWL and criminal
cases, which have bGeD already issued and had
or which may hereafter be Issued and had, re-
turnable to thu next term of said Court, shall be
deemed and held returnable to the next term o.
said Court, az now fixed by this ACT. And all
persons who have been recognized or bound or
summoned TO appear at the next term Of Superior
Court OF said County are hereby required to ap
Bear ct the time prescribed in this Act.
Sec. 9. That tho Secretary OF State shall forth.
with furnish the Sheriff and the CLERK OF the Su.
perior Court OF the County Of New Hanover
each with duly certified copy OF this Act.
Sec. 4. That ell laws and parts of laws in con-
fict with this Act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 5. That the Judge holding said additional
term, herein provided for, and the solicitor at
tending the same, ehall be allowed the same ad-
ditional compensation for their services, to be
paid In ike manner as they would be if the said
terms wera speciai terms.
Sec. 6. This Act shall ta+e effect from its rat
i6cRtion,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-07
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL
WILMINGTON. N. c..
FRIDAY. APRIL 1871.
Hon. a M. WRddell

We commend the speech Of our Con
cressman, Hon. A. NJ. WADDELL' to the
attention of our readers. 1t is an able,
bold and truthful vindication OF his state
from the ISLANDERS of Northern partlsans
and native falsifers. The fervor with
which he defends his State, and the zeal
with which he eulogizes the former Con
federate soldiers, will receive the thanks OF
our people. There is manliness and
oandor about the speech which VIII com
mend it to all.
We are glad to learn from our cores,
pondent and from the Patriot that Colonel
UAnnzT1, made most favorable impress
sion upon the House III bis maiden speech
in CONGRESS-.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-07
OUR RALEIGH LET TER.

On Thursday-The Business
of the SesstOn-Our Members and Their
Attention to siness-COnserVatize
Caucus-Pnrty Organization-JOhn
Pool Investigating Committee
FOrgetful Witnesses -ROtatInS
Dick-"The ScOundreI Pool"
Cows. Bragg, Graham and
others to be /" L -
HO Il Shocked
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-07
Legislature Of North Carolina.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Ap

TUESDAY, April 4, 1871.
Bill to authorize the Commissioners of
Columbus county to levy a special tax.
passed.
House amendment to bill in regard to
the donation of public lands in Ooslow
county, to the Planters Railroad, was con-
Cured in.
Resolution defraying the expenses Of
the impeachment trial of Governor Hol-
den. (pays counsel 1000 each, clerk
$780, passed.
stables in New Hanover, passed.
Bill to incorporate the Carthage and
Randolph Railroad Company, passed.
Bill to provide ch9ap chattel mort
gage, passed.
Bill to amend sections and %, chap
ter 3, concerning imprisonment, Code of
Civil Procedure, passed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-07

/ On motion of Mr.. Sparrow, the resolu-
ton il relation to the contract made BY S.
Il. CarroW and ID. p. Bibles and the State,
! in relation to the sale of certain lands in
the eastern portion OF the State, WAS taken
up. The resolution declares the contract
still in force, and authorizes he Treasurer
to receive an instalment Of S., 900 now due
on the contract. and provides that if the
contract is fully complied with, then in
two years, the proper authorities shall
make title to the property, but if in that
time the contract is not complied with
then the Attorney General shall prosecute
the claim.
After quite a lengthy debate, MIR, Hill.
dem moved to lay the resolutions on the
table. The motion to table was put to a
vote and lost for the want of quorum.
After another long discussion, Mr.. Mich
! olson, (den,) moved to Indefinitely post
pone. The yeas and nays were called and
the motion prevailed by the following bal
lot : yeas so, nays 81.
On motion of Mr.. Ashe, the resolution
authorizing the payment Of the Counsel,
Clerk and Messenger employed by the
State in the impeae hment. was taken up.
The resolution pays the Counsel, , in mum
Der, 81, 800 each the Clerk $3.50; Mtssen
ger ST. 600
Dudley. col. moved to ameud by paying
the Counsel 81 600 each,
MIR. Sparrow, the hu9 hoI of the resolu-
ton, accepted the amendment.
The previous question being called for
and ordered tho resolution passed it's
third reading by vote of yeas II, nays
%.
The bill to Incorporate Savings Bank
at Magnolia, was taken up and passed it's
several readings.
The bill TO prevent the counterfeiting of
the stamps, private marks Of manufactur-
erB, mechanics, &c., was taken up and
passed its several readings.
The bill to create the Office of Assistant
Superintendent of Public Instruction was
taken mp, (appOints j. W. Leary. col, of
Fayetteville, to the office, with salary of
81, 900 per Year,
Mr.. Ashe moved to lay the bill on the
table; carried
The bill amending tho act concerning
the government of counties was taken up
and, on motion of Mr.. Hargrove, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Judiciary
The bill to provide a cheap chattel mort
gage was taken up and passed its several
readings.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-07

Register of Deeds for ---- COUNTY.
Sec. 81. The amount of tax to be paid
on obtaining the license to practice any
trade or profession which is taxed by o
certain sum, shall be in proportion to the
tax imposed for the whole year.
Sec 50. Any person proposing to follow
any taxed trade or profession may take out
license in advance of the time when he
proposes begin such trade or profession
IN advance of the expiration of a license
already held by him. In such case the
license shall be truly stated, and shall
specify the time at which it shall begin to
be OF force, as we'll as the time when is
shall expire, which shall always be on the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
EQUATOR Schuri.

Der Senator SdDnrS bcild)te bel ittlel
0rrd)rctle III Soulsuluc audi ole Sfftcel Del
DenlofrattId)cn SlItter ua1jeiger" mo pGous
rlcrs Sournal." Der yAnSciger" ihrcIbt ii6cr
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olrd)aus rGii fir ebrlideu 9luihluB All Die.
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inter mcld)en bicie Selpeguu0 Dor id I'll &C.
ben babe. Serr S6urs bdlt oafiir, oaB sic
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meroeu miiiie, ooB iOnlit bic Ncnegung,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30
Nmerieaner int iapaneTfbca
StantSbieulfe.

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baS Velte inter nener1 Der clptliitrten
0tegicrungen Su itin, I'M Gegsntbeile, man
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tauidun9 fir bic Sapaneen ii4t ausbleiben
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Sas gllte III parbei!

Dice III rurnigiteH5 In 9eju9 auf cr aIte Sebaro.
lnrgsUciic ot5 lance uHo uteI mihGauodten menldl D..
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Oa5 ie in oteicln sonos a%unorcrt Uor6en III. IS fam
9dni belonoers ais cine Scrbitz MeoiStu empiobteu
>%uercen; ocnn cbcn i'm Serbtc ino ojaniatett, Ser
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