Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-02
SENATE.
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, Jan. 20. !
A communication was received from the
Auditor transmitting report OF dlsDllfSe-
ments ofpublic moneys for the first quar-
ter Of the fiscal year, ending January LIST,
1872. Ordered to be printed.
Price. col, a bill to incorporate Free
Love Lodge, |. q. O. F., of Wilmington.
Referred.
The unfinished business, the bill 10 re-
district the State in regard to Senatorial
districts was resumed, but the discussion OF
if gave way to the School Bill, which was
the special order for / / o'clock, the consid-
Grafton OF which was proceeded with.
The bill was read the third time. Some
unimportants were adopted and the ball
pasted its third reading-25 to 9.
Mr.. Whiteside introduced a bill TO amend
the law of evidence. Calendar.
The bill to re-distrct the State was re-
sumed.
Mr.. Allen called the previous question on
the passage Of the bill
The bill passed the second leading-yeas
20, nays II, as follows
Those who voted in the affirmative were:
Messrs. Adams Allen, Battle, Brown,
Cook, Council Cowles, Edwards, Flemming,
, Gilmer, Graham OF Alamancc. Graham OF
Orange. Jones, Love. Mauney, McClammy,
MerrimOn, MOrehead, Murphy, Robbins OF
Dadidson Robbins Of Rowan, Speed, Troy.
Naddell, Whiteside and WOrtll-2G.
Those who voted in the negative We're:
Messrs. Beasley, Bethany, Brogden,
Eppes, Flythe, Hyman, King, Long, Nc
COtter, Moore, Odds and Price II.
The bill was read the third time.
Mr.. Robbins OF Davidson, called lie pre-
vious question on the third reading and
the-bill passcd-25 In II, as follows
Those who voted in The affirmative We're
Mes~rs. Adams. Allen. Battle, Brown,
+, Cook, Cowlcs, Edwards, Flcmming, Gil
! mcr. Graham, Of Alamaucc, Graham, "t
+! Orange. Jones, Linney, Nancy, McClam-
my, MerrimolI, MOrrhcad, Murphy, Rob
bins, OF Davidson, Robbins, Of Rowan,
Skinner Troy. Wadd"ll, Whitcs'lr and
Worth-25.
Those who voted in the negative We're:
Messrs. Beasely, Bethany, Br0glcn,
Eppes, FlytIe, Hyman, king, Long, Me
Cotter, Moore and Olds-1f.
Mr. PebbinS, Of Rowan, introduced bill
to add an additional lection to chapter VII.
title XIX, code ot"tiyi' 'rrocstiHfa: sitleil-
dar.
MesSrs. Murphy aud Allen were appoint
ed the Senate branch of Tie committee OF
conference on the bill to change Sampson
county from the 4th To t!Ic 9TH judicial dis
trict.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIN
FRIDAY, Jan. goth, 1872.
Mr.. Nalia.E, :, A bill to amend an act tC
incorporate tie Trustees ot t4le Presbyterian
, Chmch; calendar
Mr.. Kelly, of Moore: 4 biit ~ regard t
the municipal elections IN the town or car
thacc, Moore county : referred.
Mr., Maxwell: \ bill to authorize Tho
ConntitsinnlI& o. Sampson county To levy
a special tax; c5iiontiur
Mr.. Martin: A bin to create tie Office o
Assistant Superintendent Public lnstluc
ton calendar.
Mr. Gregory: A bill to declare the Law
I of evidence in certain cases; calendar.
= bIs to a-th2riza he Commissioners o
L Arson equity to iegy Z; <.leciM t3%, 2asset
It's second reading, =.
On motion OF Mr. lfrOadtoat, iile bill +
: incorporate the town OF Ellington, llarnet
u county, was taken up and passed its thir'
reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Sparrow, a bill TO Ia
y olfand establish a new county by the nam
y" o. Pa4pl.c1, ~ taken IN.
j Tie bin passed :t2 Ih;rt 1qdm4 yeas 81
nays y,
= By sir. Regal 4 bill Tor the relief c
" counties and for other puri.o~e~ referred.
BY Mr. Robinson A bill for the relic
: Of Express Companies calendar.
On motion Of Mr. Robinson, the bill t
:, abolish the Office of STATE Agent and 10
other purposes, was taken up and passe
i;g sevelnl readings.
On n.OlfOI4 o kir. ior.!an the bill To pro
!" hibii tflc sale d liQnor IN i4Wh2hile Nior
the peoil.. - determine, Ma tai<cn up
Provides that in JANUARY "a Zach year til
V SherifS of counties shall cause an clect1o
?. TO DC held IN each township in their coul
! ties in IeSaln to the mattc:.1
y On motion. the bill was laid on the tabl,
!" 'ttio III" - amend the act concerning tn
- city o. Niin44Rl4A i Z. ta-%p I. Give
., FnmutdiYe sifln2c :"
: Mr. Astlr ."sta TIE passage OF 'hl bill il
matter Of Justice 10 the iia,."..ty Of tn
CITY of Wilmington who We're the taT pay
erS.
- Messls. IIargroNc and MADISON: colnred
. opposed the bill.
Mr. Stanford wished the bill to pass,
, only to Try the experiment. &c.
t4cKeg coyolad, ~ 81 - table lost.
. Mr.. Phillips SUPPORTS the lneaelItt.
a Mr. liarglnNe again argued IN Qpp'eiti"
. to tile bill.
~ Mr.. lleaton opposed the bill ami ct,oi
Y hcteriZad it as a party movement.
The bin passed is l!ird reading yea
(" -, nays b.
The bill concerning The debt of the Stat
!: Wa ta&en, hut pending definite action. II,
= matter Y as in1 OT4l!&IiE DGESed over.