Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-15

a..r IItIl l.
.it4e notion 10 suspend the
=. d~c,ared lost.
I.,-rrud moved to su pend
and tax up the ordln nc
~ .,,.p number ot State Senators
lot by n vote Of IS to So.
n vrllng, Of Chatham, reviewed
.,r = suspend the rules and
= tI- resolution III regard to the
y. Il tne spccial tax boLds,
-, and -uys were called and the
tJIrd to prevail by the fol
vote, 50 to II.
Tuner changed his vote to
i've III order to move a re-
Il, Jarvis, resolution to al
.g, iie ct : p, M to day.
u.y.d to suspend the Jules and
~. .,. resolution for cUusldera-
s.l adopted.
- va. and nays were called en
lion to suspend the rules, and
: suspended by i vote of los
Turner moved an amendment
4 ne Con eutIon adjourn tO-mor-
! O'Clock.
notion Inc dentaIly brought
discussion concerning the
tax bonds. participated i'll by
Turner aud ClILgman.
Durham moved ths previous
z. adopted.
,ura~rs amendment was lost.
-o,Hn to adi"urn at 8 o clock
ftri nV UuAA.mOus vote.
Wilcox arose to 4 question of
4. prlv j g, as a member OF
-n.ttrt On Privileges aud Elec-
3. winch he represented that
If TIE CoHveEt.uu IL regard
Roo. son county contest vas
Natalie aud ~ act # lpla-t!c"
.r a.. If Robinson. ruuutF, 70
: ru.at .ud AlcEeI.I aid t.
r..ti., STATE
Iar,X a.h,,I tnat lie o. a
"GeEn MS position on iii"
--r ii itINI. g-r uL3 Fac
T...tf> lr.m tie Cumnl:f-e,
i the sy'i, IL: # that Comm I
a,er !hr mater had been placed
~ pi.rr h,r CDumItte- IL
alru b., mov d an Immr-
[ap9umrnt OF ClDimi >siOLcr
l., 10 luvy-tIgate II tutiy aud
sd that the minority of tie
To- Inc i;epTbd"an mam bers)
aDau t. grouua- that the
sDEer would not h we Sine to
\ o tie premises before the Con
should adjourn, and that
e; delay had been OccasiOued
.'seablc to the Republicans of
u-ltloD who hal tndeavOred
l-ssrs Aornent and Mcneil
he Investigation demanded
tr to all parties, and not 10 the
cor the D-uocrsjlc mem
i'7 L@uvenj.oU.
lining, Of Chatham, Chair
lie Committee, said ;he Com
a. been IS prompt in the dis
It's duties "a It was possible
20 be, He then reviewed it's
;yn tue beginning of the ses-
IL Knew Of no instance where
e.td case was decided sooner,
i'nly not where the Committee
oW rules and without prece-
-lrv had acted only with the
lol dong justice to ali par
any lmpn stIHl otherwise did
Justice to this COMMITTEE.
1'il+r then took the floor Oh
.l Of personal privileges, &C.
s'le floor for the space of an
III exposition Of railroad
-g lis remarks some half dozen
-F-l members eudeavOred to
some of Mr.. Turner's charges,
W. confusion prevailed at one
r. Caaif tluaiy securing order.
neck again obtained the floor
"a ID the Robson county con-
lSe' 10 response to the remarks
: "'thers aid Manning.
"f!' on aqles,ioa of persona
10 response t, Mr.. Wilcox,
Majority of the Committee on
ald Elrctlons had used eve
21a7ethe Robeson county case
H-l, and said that Mr. Wilcox
- C OF that Committee. had
o'lhllitee meeting made any
NlS 10 an Investigation
secretary # the Committee
,4a Mr.. Wilcox had never
notion at any meeting ex-
~. ..utn; that he { Avery has
"a Ii favor OF appointing
ro-ef to 60 to Robeson coun-
,'iu8ate this matter and let
~ hl9w which contostIng par
-.,,'ed 70 seats in this Conven-
,s-'u'tss Of the fact that the
W. night adjourn before said
@-eF might report. To the
n.y.. q th1s commissioner, Mr..
~s'1 that Mr.. Wilcox and all
-, members of the C, mint
,H,t d. Tines opposed on the
fa,r LDe comm ssiouer could
sJy.r.: A'~ duties and return to
lei Iu u. III TIM. MIR. Avery
T. o. sone length in an able
/, III, 1lsiend the action of the
t,, ~ lie Committee.
saa,r a recess was taken until