Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-09-24
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From the alei-H News.
RALEIGH. Septemer 18th.
COHORTS az COMMITTEES.
,t,,.,,,nap. from the Commit
VI. I-rt.rat.vr Department SUI
TEE % mort from the same.
I ~, Woo ?tin. an ordinances pro-
~ w.. The means Of suhm ting the
7-.1T ~ - constitution to the people to
a--.ad upon seriatjm, ne. Re
11r Thorne, an ordinance to Sc
D5 mt and eqIaI apportlonme
-I..,..rl5..I. Legislative and Con
'.af districts. Il, f,rred.
~, Eumiy, am ordinance t" eN-
~ '.,s., worth al personal properly
-.,.- uldrr rX, cutlOn, Ne. Ii
,r.l
--.7Ir Nundcn, a resolution TO ad-
-, .,a. Dir. lie over.
..-sasr.rlUS o. MAJ. PATTERSON.
-. T1guer said it was his pleasure
4r,5pre to the Convention his
" Elected colleague, Maj. ". N.
-'.'--..u aud would ask that the oath
ia nov administered to the
1,,-. peterson went forward to the
III ,.-k. and was regularly sworn
a. gate from Orange county.
CALENDAR.
.,lr1 nee to reduce the mum
-. -inr.n,. Court Judges to three
.....l.. i've. WIS taken up on It's third
.1ir. uu1 passed by vote of 50
T..5 ..o ug H.lubI:cans voted for
,rt..l.s.,. Ncss-r, Bean, Bowman,
E.vl nr.r. lowe, McCandless, Will
a y odiI".
Mr. Husi, moved to reconsider the
....H .,....I tue ordinance passed
r.. third froAn6-
W. \. Gng, OF Chatham, moved
-.+.t.. t... l4utiou to reconsider. This
,,.-,a r:eruIrd.
Ia. -ub-.tuta II the ordinance in
-.-..i ~ the fednctIon of Superior
r.t lrt-~, providing for nine jul
...# . .t,.r->, 10 be diminished or
,..r..-.a y tie Legislature.
N.. .-,.r otl-Itd an amendment
s......~. iiu: tis. General Assem-
ir,-I.. ga. attn Dig the term o: of
tr.a.u ..I.-, ncrs pit 10y Impeach-
,.,tt ii aittrv ards Withdrew IT on
.... r.-cn;-, Jhlt the idea Of his amend
r.rst -i..n1i b. incorporated III the
b.1ai r-it~.
Mr.. Wman offered an amendment
H. strike ont the section permitting
file General Asst mbly to Increase the
,quurf II dis rict+. He was opposed
to the ti.Xh Die language of the ordi
n4ce. AID could not see that the OBJ
..af Sought to be accomplished, VIZ:
economy. could be obtained if the
General ! Assembly, was left with the
power To Increase at will.
Nr. Manning, OF Chatham, opposed
the amendment. He said the Com
mittee III reporting he substitute
II. k into consideration the fact that in
after years the increase of population
in the State would demand an increase
Of the judicial circuits, and the General
Assembly in it's wisdom could provide
lor the demand and the necessity of
calling a Convention or altering the
Constitution by the expensive pro-
cess of Legislative enactment.
Mr. Chamberlain advocated the
Amendment.
Mr.. z ringer favored the substi
tute "ud opposed the amendment but
gave notice Of an amendment requir-
ing It's reference to the Communities
I,l. revision bcf final adoption.
A!r. JARVIS stated that there Was all
r:tdy Il provision IN the rules r,qulr-
ing evtrN UIdIuaiuct adopted to Dc re-
.rl.d t. a -p- ciaI Committed com
fr1-. 4 OI tine Chairman IF all Commit
Us, jpr revision. Mr.. Barringer
r..a a.-.. drew his amendment.
e.. al - iurtlca discussion, Mr..
r."t--.- called the previous qHes-
Tie E,.,~ :laJ nays were demanded
Ill H., yaii iJr the previous question,
wl.t. ir.Ig sustain, d, resulted III
H.. e,.l lad the vtrai ammerdmtnts
a 81. s-...,r Withdrawn or voted down
I... ag ,HnsI bill theH passed its sec
AID r..uHar 10y a vote OF 81 to II.
Ordinance 40. -, providing t:iar al!
funds su..n- from the sales OF es-
ta>s, &r.. Snail be applied to the
r."ui tu-d OItAe counties, Wa Iald
ua Tic l4i..r
TIE "IiHauc" providing that the
"dujicfd. power IF fhe state shall be
vested ~ "a Court for the trIa' of I'm
tracuurutS, Il Supreme Court, Supe-
HJf Court, Justices OF the Peace
aad ,ucH other Courts inferior to the,
Supreme Court as may be established
ty law, passed IT., second reading.
Nj. Young called up the resolution
Providing tor sine lie adjournment
and thr vote taken which resulted
Ayes b. NAYS IL.
y number Of ordjuaucos reported
'pon unfavoraDly by The Committees
were laid upon the table
The ordinance proviling for the
tiennia! meeting of the General As
mbly on the first Wednesday of
January after considerable discus sion
passed its second reading.
Tie ordinance striking out the
Senatorial apportiobment as appears
Ill So +, art. 2, passed its second
sadIng.
The ordInaAce striking out sec. 8,
art'cle ,, of the Constitution passed
i.r -,rHud reading.
Iue .rl.aRu,3 striking out all of sec.
~. art. : after the words holding the
elections III time, passed its second
On motion Of Mr.. Badger the Con-
N.--t'n II'ucued till 10 o'clock Mon
ID ,.