Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-11-27
FIFTU-DAI.
SENATE.
ERIDav, Nov. 2Oth,

IRIDe ', Nov. 2Uth 1874.
AIr. Stanford, a bill to be entitled
an act 20 ane !d section s. chapter 81
Battles Reyisal. referred to Judicia
~ Committee.
Mr. Caut1 ell, bill to be entitled
an act t. call a Convention. Said Con.
ycntion to have the same representa-.
ton as belongs to the House Of Repre-.
seEtatives. Referred to Committee on
Judiciary, on motion of Mr.. Busbee.
Nr. French, bill in relation to
prescribed punishments in certain
accessory cases. Referred to Judicia-
" Committee.
Mr. McEiroy, Il bill to amend sec.
382, chap. 3, title Is, Code of Civil
Procedure, Referred.
MADISON. col, bill to raise tho fees
OF cOnstabies. Referred.
Mr.. Jernigan, q bill 10 amend chap.
Go, sec. 2, Of Battles Eevisal. Re
ferred.
hr. Caatw Il, resolution concern
ing civil and States rights; opposes the
interference on the part OF the Federal
Government IN the control Of our local
government or the m0nagcm en. Of our
schools. Lies over.
MADISON, ,co!orei!, a resolution to pro-
mote the education Of tlie colorod emil
dren OF the State. Calendar.
Nir. Stamford, ii resolution that
james L. More head, OF Guilford, be
made President of the Senate until the
return OF the permanent President.
Adopted.
Biil TO allow Clifton Ward, late
Sheriff Of Sampson county, until April
lst, 1875, 70 collect The arrearases of
,:t.1. S for 1878.
Mr.. Bc;sbee moved similar amend
uents to those adopted in the resolu-
tons concerning the Sheriff Of Hen
derson. Adopted.
The bill then passed its several
readings, Under d suspension of the
rules.
HEr McCanley, by permission, in
trnluce,i bill to amend sections 8
and 9 of tAa private laws OF 1S73-'74,
relating to the Bank Of Monroe. Re
lerred.
Tucker, co:ored, by permission,
Dil providing for tho building of com
non school Il ouses. Referred.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Mr.. Wiley, from the Select Com
n?ittee in relation to the civil rights
reported favcrably on the
adoption Of the resolution introduced
by Air. Means. Messrs. Triyett and
Gambler submitted minority report.
I3y Mir. Walker, e resolution asking
onT Representatives N Congress to
:lsr their influence to secure the pas
sage OF Gn act TO open tie mouth of
= -,G,p= nr-N@, ~
by Air. Boyd, resolution asking
secure an appropriation for the build
ing CI q United States Court House
md Post Office in Greensboro. Re
ferred.
By RIr. Walker, OF Tyreu, a reso-
luton requesting onr Representative
in Congress to obtain au appropria-
lion TO be applied for work on the
Cape Fear river bar.
BY Mr.. Finger. p resolution on the
subject Of gambling on Fair Grounds.
referred.
By Eir. Fate, an acS to comprcmise,
commute and settio the State debt,
aad for other purposes. Referred.
BY Mr.. Walker, q bill to re-enact
.ud revise sections l15 and 116, chap
.er 81, of Revised Code, concerning
he removal Of causes. Referred.
BY ntr. Mniien, blu to repeal sec
ION 9, chapter 80, laws Of 1868 SO,
'nd chapter 81, section 8, OF Battles
Rsvisal. Referred.
By Mr.. Erwin, bill to amend al
,c5 TO establish the days for selling
'eai estate, chapter 215, section l of
public laws OF 1869 20. Referred.
BY Mr.. Means, bill to amend title
!, section 81, OF the Code of Civil Pro-
,eedure. Referred.
BY Mr.. Newell, bill to raise the
Of County Commission
us. Referred.
By lIr. Barnhardt, bill TO amend
section 10, Battles Revisal. Referred.
by Mr. Stowe, bill to more effect
Tally punish retailing without license.
Referred.
BY Nr. Means, q bill to give 3oc,.
licHe to School Committees.
BY Mr.. Pinnix, a bill to re-enact
sections "a, 25, 26 and u
If chapter % of the Revised Code.
by Mr. Barnhardt. bill to amend
section -, chapter 105, Battles Re
7isal.
By MIR. Strong, bill in relation to
ost records.
By Mr.. Walker, a bill to amend