Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-02-21
SENAIE.
FRIDAY, February

FRIDAY, ceDftlaiy Il, 1910.
BY III. GIcCabe, bill providing for
the service OF civil process against
infants; AID persons Of non-sane minds
10 regulate the appointment of guar
ii us al LitCu and Tor other purposes.
Referred. ...
By Mr.. Durham, bill to amend the
law OF evidence, relating TO the con-
veyauee OF real estate. Referred.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The school bill came mp as the special
order for II J o'clock.
Az amendment was offered by Nh.
Welch providing for a new section to
the Bit, authorizing the organization
Of = Teachers Association, properly
Offered, &c, which shall report to
the Register Of Dseds the number o.
teachers. &c, OF said Association, and
tie association thus formed shall be ii
body polite and corporate IN law, &c.
The amendment was discussed at
considerable length by Messrs. Welch
and Worth fer the amendment, and
lLess1,s. G5sdger and Love against it.
The amendment was lost.
LIr. Love offered an amendment to
the 18th section III regard to division
OF the grade of teschers, leaving the
grade 10 be decided Icy the Board Of
Examiners, regardless Of applicants
knowledge Of the classics or higher
mathematics. Defeated.
Other amendments were offered, but
none prevailed.
The bill passed its third and last
reading by 81 yeas to , nays.
1t 12I o'clock the Senate bill on the
Constitutional amendments, III regard
20 the remembering Of the sections of
The Const'+ tion, was taken up and
failed by vote Of 81 ayes to g nays.
E.rr:ss, col, after the vote was an
nou1ced asked to change his vote to
the negative that he might move for a
reconsideration.
Hyman. col, objected.
HaHriss col, WIS surprised and NOR
tilted at the course pursued by certain
members Of the Republican party on
this floor. He believed that some OF
them would yote against the Ten
| Commandments if introduced By the
Democratic party. (Hyman answered
he would Harris continued: The
| Senator from Warren says he would
and be would here express his surprise
shat the representative Of this good old
! county should be SO blinded by preiu-
! dice as not 10 be able to discriminate
right from wrong He believed the
constituency OF these Republicans
would hold them to an account for such
I acts. &c.
MADISON, eoLoIed, rose to explain and
; was proceeding E'fGr Harriss" when
| Mr. Humphrey rose to * point oforder;
that there being 10 question before the
! Senate, fabsons remarks could not
be entertained.
The President sustained the point Of
! order and MADISON was seated.
Hyman, colored, Withdrew his OBJ
| lection. = nen Harris moved the recon
sheraton OF the vote by WHICH the
bill was defeated and It's further con-
sideraticn postponed till Wednesday
next and made aie special order for y
O'Clock, On that day. adopted.
The bill 10 Incorporate the Central
Carolina a'ailway Company, introduced
by h1r. Humphrey, came up as the
special order for 0 clock. 80 a.
1Ir. Humphrey offered an amend
ment TO the amendment of the Com
mittee, requiring the building OF the
road 10 Shelby, cleveland county, in
eighteen months, from the passage of
the bill
After considerable discussion by
n ssrs. WEIGH. Gudger, Humphrey
nd Dunham, Mr.. Humphrey modified
his amendment so as to read to ''Shel-
by III twelve months.
Mr. Walker thought the road ought
TO go to Rlltherforlton, as the county
OF Rutherford had subscribed $50, 900.
EIr. EIorehead, of Guiiford, spoke at
some length in advocacy of the amend
lneuts proposed by the Committee
The amendments were all adopted.
when the bill passed it's second reading
On motion OF Mr.. Allen, the further
! reconsideration of this bill was post
poned till Monday at II o'clock and
made the special order for that hour.
The bill TO incorporate the Raibon
Gap Railway Company was taken up
and passed its third reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, February IA.
Mr.. Moss presented a memorial from
various citizens Of Granville and Wake
county asking for new county to be
called Aorehead, ont Of portions of
Wake. Granville and Franklin coun-
ties. q e.
Messrs. Morrison, Stanford, Wood
house, Craige, Grown, Of Mecklenburg,
Anderson. OF Dagie, Johnston and
Wiley submitted reports from various
Standing Committees.
1.-The report of the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, submitted by
Mr.. Johnston, unseats J. e. Moore,
the present incumbent, and gives it to
John r. MizzeL
By Mr.. Badger, a resolution declar-
ing Jno. r. Mizzel1 entitled to seat as
the Representative from Martin conn
ty. Calendar.
By MIR. Stanford, bill to incorpo-
late the Lanefeld High School, Dupin
county. Referred.
By Mr.. Guyther, Q resolution declar-
ing S. 4. Jones entitled TO seat as the
member from Camden county. Calen-
dar.
UNFINISHED BUE3INESS.
The resolution authorizing the Gov