Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17
dOEORS To GRAHAM.
FaftEa Bays i'rUcecGinEs
PERSONAL PRIVILEGE.


hr. St4lhngs, rose to a question o.
| personal privilege, III regard to the
report of the Daily N'e1Cs. that stated
only one vote was cast a=ainst tht
| prop ,aition to infDrIn the Governor u
the orgtniz ItiOu Of the Convention,
&c. He stated that he voted III the
| negative with Mr.. L. and wanted tO
be recorded.
APPOINTMENT OF STANDING, COaIAIiTrEi.s
The President aunnu.ccd tie fol
lowing Standing Committees
Committees on Privileges and Flee
ions. s.-Nlcssrs Mluuing, OF Chatham
Avery, Witnere, Chamberlain, .!uri:o:,.
{obhins, Wilcox. Bnwm II au1 Btnu
Preamble aud Pill Of H:eLfs.-
Maesrs, Turn r, SiHg tttuy, H.v..n.
Blocker, Nicholson, McCanies:,, Mot2
Be. AID N..ugh:u.-
Legislat. We Department. its Organi-
zation.-Mtssrs. Curgmnn. Cunning
ham, Barrow, Carter, Frrn"h. Just,c :,
King, Of Lcnoir, Altman and Ntu4 b!i.
On the Executive Dt2aItm MT
Messrs. Reid, Roberts, of Il ties,
George, Massey, Kerr, Fs..a, Alun
den, Hassell and Taylor.
On tne JnIici4i Department.
Messrs. Bennett, Shepherd, Albert
son. Coleman, Barringcr, Manning. #
Cha nam, Lehman, Green and Fair
cloth.
On Revenne, Taxation and the Pub
lie DeDt.-AIersrs. Durham, StailinGs.
HOtf nan, Cowcn, Dixon, D"bson,
Dul,, Cooper and Page.
Ga Suffrage and Eligibility to Office.
Massrs Shuber, Jaryis, Dateman, Al
ilson, Holton, Stroud, Wood1in, Rob
erts of D.vi ison, ana Gary.
On Municipal Cnrpnr; tions. .-Messrs
Shepherd, Harni!toD, Henderson, Hin
nant, McEaci1jn, Jones' of Yadkin,
Far or, Black and NJ .Ctrkte.
On Corporations other than Iunici-
we'll, Faison, MADISON. Durham. Man
nix. Marshall, Bryan and Byrd.
On Education. -Messrs. Mot3haod,
ton, King of Pitt, Rumley, B yd
Scott, of Onslow, and Wheeler
o. Punishmnnts, Penal Institutions
man, Anderson, Of Ciny, BeI Sinclair,
Horton, Spako, GraItiiam, lodge, and
Bingham.
Ou Military-Mossrs. Badger, Red
wine, Neal. NOVEL;, Wilson, Bullock,
Everett, Davis and Harrington.
On ndmant-MesBrs. Tourg"e,
Clingman, Watts, Tnorne, Love,
Lowe, Goodwin. Smyth, and Mal4nlng,
of New Hanover.
On Miscallaneous M"ssrs
Abertson, Crosby, I"nng, Green.
$,ingletGry, Scott, Of Jones. O'HAra,
Summers, and Mcdowell.
On ReyioiOns-Mes5C5. Reid, Cling
man, Manning, Of ChentLaIn, Bennett
Tlrner, Morehead, Shober, McCorkie,
Dockary, Coleman, Barri' ger, Tour
gee, and Albertson.
4 very large uumbar of ordinances
were then Introduced proposing
amendment t. the Cuns:itu:i ion, which
were appropriately referred. These
nave been anticipated by tel graph.
By Mr.. Tour3ae, a resolution of IN
s,truction to the Commit ee on Prive-
leges and Elections, to inquire into
tie right of Joseph Dobson, of Surry,
to a seat on this floor, and show cause
Why Thos. G. Brewer should not be
seated as the regularly elected dele
gate from said county.
He moved a suspension of the rules
for its passage, and upon this motion
called the yeas and nayes. The mo-
ton to suspend was lost by i strict
party vote.
By Mr.. Young, resolution to ad-
iourn sine die. Lies over under the
rules.
By Mr.. Price. resolution of in
struction to committe on Privileges
and Elections to inquire into the right
of J. E. O'Hara, of Halifax county, to
to a seat on this floor. Whether or
not he is naturalized citizen. and is
not public officer.
by Mr.. Durham, resolution provid
ing for the printing of all ordinances
introduced, to be- aid ON the desks of
members.