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The consideration" of the bill entitled aa let to .raiae revvnue era reaumed and tae questioo recurring upon - Mr. Kttea' lubstitut lor Mr. Bowmso's smeod ment to section 1 clsst 1, making thad talertm tax upon property seven twentielht instead of two fifth. Aft a Nig debste, Mr. Est withdrew hit aeUtiiute, and Mfc Bowman' am and test was adutJtod by arbtaai yeaa 78, nay aeek j After aotrte ff 'fJebete aiid a mend -stet, the bill pasatd iU tlilrd reading bj tbe following ballot : . - Ta. Measra. Amea, Aabwortb.Barnatt, Barnia, Blair, B .wmnn, Caodler, Cara, Carej, t'awihorn, Crawford, Downing, g Itngion, Ete, Forkner. Koater, Qehagao, Gratinic, Hartii. of Wake, Hayes, Hen dritk.8,1Hiflm.o, Hnrney, Hudgingi, In grabi77u7u, of TIenderaon, Kefley, of ixoore, Kinney, Mnl ne, Mayo, Moore, of Chowan, Morrill, Par6n, R, bl)ina, Beyn olda, Snipi, Siantou, Stilley, Hykea, Teetal, Vet, Welch, White and Wlawall: Nats.- Mre-ra. AIIUod, Armstrong, Bod die, Liwy'on, if Tranaylrania, DuTidaon, Durham, E:li, Fsrrnw, French, Gihaon, (iricr, Harris, of Franklin, Uawkina, Hixh, Hndsett, Huni()lirie, Kellay, of Davie, Long, ill 'Chatham, Aa)heon, McCaaleea, McMillan, M ndeululi, Mire, of Alamance, -y tehuleuu .-Parker.- Po; PrectoT ,- Pniffltt; Rai(land, Kobinann, Smith, of Alleghany, baiitb, of Wayne, Waldrnp, Whitley Wil liama, ol Harnett, William, of Sampon, aod WlllUraaun. BEJfATE. Wkdkmday, Feb 84, 1849. Mr. Barrow, by lexve, Introduced a reo lution. amendatory of tbe rake of. order, proihng thai rtte morning bjuaioesa ahall he taken op an I diapnaed ol, taking prere deoce ont unSciahed busineaa, which waa adopted, Mr. Barrow moved a anapension of the intra, in order to introduce a resolution pro hibiiing tbe payment ol par diem to mem ber inring the remainder ol tbe session wbea absent by leave, unless they are called from their duties by family affliction. Mo , tion vu lnut, kkfobts or coMMrtTtura. Mr. Winslea 1, from the Committee on the Judiciary, reported favorably on the following bill, viz: Bill in relation to proceeding in eoo tempt. Bill to validate certain act of Dspnty Clerk. '. ' Bill concerning Guardian and Ward ; And adversely on the bill to facilitate tbe payment of old debts. Mr. Moore, of Carteret, from the Commit tee on Corporations, reported favorably en tbe bill to amend the charter of tbe tow of Jametyille. Mr. Grreliem, from the Committee on tbe Judiciary, reported adversely and asked to be dim-barged from the further eonsidera ttoa of the bill to amend the Constitution of the State so as to grant suffrage to fe males. Concurred in. Mr. Brogden from the Committee on Finance reported iavurably on the bill to charter the B ink of Aliertl e. Mr. BmitU from tbe Committee on Propo sition aod Grievance, reported favorably on the bill autborixing the Sheriff of Wash iujrttm 'Ua'y, to collect arrears of tale. A meneage waa received from the House transferring the following bills, via : Bill to authorise tbe Commissieners of Franklin eonnty, to levy a apecial tax. Re ferred to the Lomojittee on Proportion sad Grievanees. Bill to incorporate the Washmgton School Board. Referred to the Committee on F.dncttinB. ; ! : Bill to re establish burnt Record la tbe several coo u tits of ' tbe State.- Referred to tbe Committee on tbe Judiciary. Bill to imorporete. the Wilmington Steam; Fire Engioe Company, lltferred to tbe Committee on Corporation. Bill to amend an act to incorporate tba Hortb Carolina Loan and Trust Company. Referred to tbe Committee of Corporations Bill to ameiid the. Charter of the Caldweir and WsUuga Turnpike Road referred on the Committee on Iatrss Improvement. ISTBODCCTIOS O BOU. , By Mr, Barrow j A bill to incorporate the Independent Telegraph Company. B farred to the Commitiee on Corporation. By Mr. rJtephen : A bill to Charter tbs . " sttltoa and Dan RlTet Railroad Company..! , Kefgrrei to the Committee on Internal Am . pravetneqla By Mr. White: A bill to require the reg Wstioa of dreda, 4c. Reierred to tba Committee on tha Judiciary. By Mr. Barrow : A bill authorising the Commisaioners ot Northampton coonty to levy a special tax. Referred to the Cobs soi'tteon Propositiout and Grievances. By Mr. tuott i A bill lot the refief of B. ' Wallaea, BberJfltd Duplin county. Rsfsrred to the Committee bo Propositions and ' WTneoi, ' . . u 4 "f J... v ti.riKiHitp osie..': ;; ; Consideration of tbe bill to provide a r eystem of Public Instruction, question penoV loav niotioo of Mr., Love jo smead tbs : eubatittjt offared by Mr. Sweet, ifr tbe 80tb, etloo, by leata Mr. Xora withdrew" hi . ' amendment and nftetwd the following, to -r fatB at tbe end of tbs suosiiiuttX106 .. ;1 yejbHlhft fast yeatefrlay), flf frmrnt. to eSJiraii of ikt lam roam frtm "atttndini Me . seAof et tVeanw ttnai, ik kdt lut m enewia. .,; Mr. Moore, of Carteret, called the rvi on questton, which was roetained, and aiocotlmtni wa sdopted. - gee wnte t Iraa Messrs. Btniea. BealL Bwumb. ' v Brtiamv. Broad-.n. BriTna. Blythe. Katea. . , uraikSift, llarnntoB, Uiuuaay, Ju-wg, Love, Melcbor, Moore, of Yaacy, McLsughlin, brapasa, Hobbios, eVott, obnffaer, Wm ead and Witn-83. , KaTaaMesart, Barrow, Co! grove, Cook, Davia, Eppes, colored, Forkner, Hymaa, eolrd, Jooea, t Wake, trir, MartlndaJo, AUMra, f Carteret, oith, l sweet, Walker '-mi White-15 fera.Firknfr," Paris, and oees, b( --' FFikwi uuwiifed; OiV.U -Ht to feet 3raa tjve. r U. Moore, Carteret eugytsd tirt the b. ti- I towed to change their oo .7 r. (tl i aubstiMjt wae"tbe& adopted ai emended : ' Niri't -Mrurx Barrow, Bellatnv, Col-e1-0?. PIi colored Tjrkjiaiv .-4ijaav ettfored, Ugg, Martinrtale, Moore, oi tar teret, Smith ant Walker. 12. Mr. Smith, by leave, cl anged hit Tote w me Bmrmeltve, feat of the wml hnted finmiUtWiaj Mr. Lfbdsny mwfrt to etriV out the 821 ', taken op, and made special order lor Wed rtiooand aid : Mr. President, Thi- dill nedy net secti uuuhc consiarration is entitle'l "u not to provide a system of lubtic JmtructtDn." I think, str, it would have twxu u.ore appro pristely named if it lotd hem callnl an Abomination Huulutkn. 'I bis jf.i tiou provide tint the pmplc of North l'r ollna e-balt lie Uxtd to the -n..ruiiu amount of 80 per cunt, on all taxnb.e .proji. riy. in addition to all other t.' hioii arc pro-Tid-d in the Rev-Bite bi l. special tmra to build Railroads. ; and in addi iom in n Hp proprlation ofl2 000 to il C.iverMty. i have made an tstinnte. Dated u tbe .ti--ment of the "Governor, in relation, t tb amount T6f taxable hri'prif in th Btate, and, ir, thi Uity per cent tai provided in. thin afomin it on of ihgot'i tkm will amount to one mill, on two hu ,dr,d axdflfly thouund dnliat. Now, fir, lint is wanied with luia lar.l: amount, ol iu.,ury in addition to tuu ruuda lu ihe liluula ol the Board of Education, to Uudd i-ili-(int Gothic astiuotute4. to f'r.-wu down no the poor ragged c'nldieu . Noitii ( t niua. .the proposition is absurd, itin people io not wau t to be tat ei I to eort Mich liuiM ing, they pn-fei lo im- t bg. Ilicr and loii d their owo school li..us. s. a- 1,1, : .,-u iM custom beriftotote ; li-soti-s. it i- ut-:!v iili possible tor tin- piopii- ol tin- State to l,eir thi addition i liur lit n I trui, si, ton feuate will give llm- cidin n. hMre.mioii to tbi sut ji c it dc rvt--, a . t ir.ke ou both the 8Sd, and 83d, Sections hii u iou tain this provision. -- Mft-WeHff said hr w gsUffri That fti'i? Senator did not lull) uud'os' i id ill pro visiona of the secti i'i. I s pr n .4 ni simp ly authorise the Q lev'iou to lie subnott I lo tbe people wtu tlii r thi'y nil I b not, limitltiir 'he innu'it to SO pi Tbe Constitution bu: lior-r.- s Hie sionim to l'Vy a tx mdli. nut in neeesaary r-xpetiss to pnoi ic a taxft or j -r tent. Ciiiii mi -no e: a I t-y lion ol public seboola, and tiiis i-ec ion siini ly lun - its them in thi amount authorized to lev;. ol tax tuty are Mr. Lindtay said that the S-'hitor from Guilford had not luliy xpii' tl ttie m-.-an ing of the seetron. He unrs rt on y p-o vide tHat this question 'd Ui tiou i-tiud be submitted to a vote of tin: peop'e. fit could see an additional o! j edon He not opposed to peop'e v-mo to tax them sWsat, but be was oppowd to non-t it poicr$ Toting to tax thoaj siin totve the hiirtlo-n to bear, wbeo, ll t ..y weTe-rtuuited to p.y a poll tax, it w.ojUl weeV W Hrwamtfy rt- penses for csrrying on the coinuiou schol, without this additional lex. Tbs debate continued st length. Mr. Lindsay's proposition was r ted down, i Vwious jtaienduieiiU, were off. ri d to the Sections. Pending Its consideration, the Senate adjourned, without taking miy fiuiil tu uuu. HOUSE OF BEPKE8ENTA I IVF8 Wedsksdat, Feb. '24, l0. House called to order at the usual In t:r. Prayer by the Rer. Mr. Atkniuou, of the Ptea'iyierisu Church ot the city. Journal of yesterday read and approved. Messrs. Justice, of Rutherford, Wilkie and Franklin were granted prriui.-ion to record their votes in the affirmative on tlie revenue bill. Messrs. Jarvis, Painter, Bweat, colored, and Fere bee, were allowed to record their Totes in tbe affirmative, Several missages a ere received from tbe Senate in reference to various bills. Tb messages were read and the bills transmitted wers appropriately disposed of. ' Mr, Moore, of Chowan, was added to the Committee on tbe Judiciary. . BiroBTS .Of" COMMITTSILS, Mr. Whitley, from the Committee on Corporation, reported favorably upon the bill to incorporate the town ot Ststesvide, with amendment. , I Mr. French, from tlie CimnMttee on Counties end Townships, reported upon Various bills, wbb h were plnced upon the Calendar and will be uoticod it ben they come up. Mr. liswklds, from tbe Committee on Enrolment, reported the liitlowiu ns 'lu tioot a being correctly enrolled, to-wit : . Raxoiutioa io relation to the Public Tsijrrw." Resolution raising a Joint Committee to consider the erection ot s Htate prison. '"" . BBSOI.CTIoHS. , By Mr. Boddie ! A resolution In favor ol 5. Price. Referred. By Mr. Rsglahd : A bill in reference to new counties. Ref"rreil. i. , .By Mr. Blair: A bill to incorporate the town OtTrinity, Rando ph county. Refer red. By Mr. Melons : A bill to lessen the ex pens in taking of deposition. Referred Bv Mr. McMillisn : A bill for the prot eo Hon of planters. Referred v "'" By Mr.Moore, of Alamance ',:. A bill tp Incorporate: the Union Churchy Aisociatioo at romoinv Shoos. Referred.' Bt J. U. Harris, of Wkv .colored : A -Wit to prereot the -abend owen awl oeg leat etwire by tbsir husbands. Referred. Obibsiimb of Mr. Green, ttie rule were suspended, and tbs bill in fsror of Jona than Maaa, late Sheriff of Stauley county, was taken hp a4'd pasted its several read ing. 'T-r-f - Oo notion of Mr. Welch,' tbe Jules -were impended, and the bill In referencn to the wtoM Tarnuik Road, was taken up, shct after coirthifiioJe rfahat.- rHvtn the Committee on Internal improvements. By coaaebt mamWmi vmmttfwf1ti' wrtB testiioes-w-refwwae- tarorablr mva the brll smendiBg the char ter o the Western Railroad Company, so l to build a branch uf ids road to Selma, JoWtos eonntv. and. also, . upon h) bi'J constructing a Railroad through the coun ties of Granville, Person, Caswell, Rocking-oamriff-wrsr: ;' I';1"'1'" The bil swerw piaoeii npoa the Cabadai. On molloa oft. H. Harnn, of Wake, eui ored, tbe rule were susnd- d, and the bid aatbsiriS'Og the otty of Raiengh to-iaaus Bond, was taken up and passed t'. second feeding, by a'Y.ts f yea 7(),osys bods. Oo,JituUon Ol Mr. rVymour, the rule were mspendea, and tiis bill to lay off tbe hms sted awd persooar property exemption, wttkjtmkm iKr?-" ? JJ-i' i"Uir5.' . Oa aaocioa t Mr. Maione, it was eossid red 7 xctioBsv . M1 ringing tbe adaption, of auction foor, ,in or.ler to take up the bIH to prortile for an orfirinl ileclaraiion ol the remit of tbe late Conj-nasional election!. tin owiiwoy tb- etjrra wcra nnpynJerl," and the b:ll pamed t reral reading. (in mutioa ol Mr. Bowman, the role were enspendid, and liia bill auapepding tbe ofj tr iticru of the Rta'me of l imitntinnm wu The Coni-idi ration of th hill In UvnfT th homestead and personal property exetnp ' tion, w as resumed. j On motion of Mr. Seymour, the flpuse wei.t into tbe Committee ot tbe Whofe." j Mr. French took the Cfcstr. I Mr. Victor Barriner; l the Cede Com 1 mis'-ioners. tiHik the flo-irln explanation of ; section 7 ot the bill. j Atier a good deal ot debate, Mr. Sey mour moved tnat the Couini ttee reeosu 1 mend to the II u- that the lurther eonsid : eraiion of :h bill to pos'p -ne until to ; morrow, at hall past it o'c'O'.'k. Carrie,!. tin o.onou vl ill. Maloue, tuo Committee arose, and its Chairman repor ed prirea. On motion, the report whs Couuuried iu. Mr. Kai an I id that in h nor of the Judgrs'ol the Sui.rane v'ourt, lor their de n4ou in revaid t homestead, he Would move that tin- H uie do now adjourn. The inotiou nt put to a vote and lost. The cU sUon iwtured upon a motion ot J II Mains, ol Wake. Colored, that when this It miw sojourn, t .at it adouru until to moirow mor. iuo at 1(1 o'clock. J he Ye nn 1 ilays l-eiu cadeil resul'ed in its adoption by a v oto ol yeaa 45, nays 41. Hvc "tisetit, Mr. Donin,! introduced a full toaoo iil the coarier ol the Cheraw and Co. ft Id Ha lr- ad . ferred. tin uio-tou I Mi. tsTilhiy, ttie rules were s iveidi-d and he Liii to establish a Turn pike It iad in die r unity ol Cariered, was taken Dp iii t f flr?ie;r to ttie " apptoprTate C- iintmttco. On in ot.un of Mr BowuHiii, the rules were stlipciole l aud the bili in rcia iou hi 8ala- nee and K.es a- tikeu up aud made the special order lor rndiiv nut at 10Jo clock. On motion ol Mr. M Hey, the ruies .were susp. nded and the bill in re I a ion to the Lunatii: A.-u i.m, waa t.ik n uj . Mr. vlaloue moved to aincu i Section si as b; reairict the amount i.pprop()ated to oteiounhof the annual ajiproptiatiou. Adopted. The bill then passed it third reading by a vote of yeaa 69, nats 8, By consent. Mr Ames, from the Com mittee on In ernal Improvements, reponed favorably upon ihe hill te establish s Turn pike R ad in the county of Carteret. 'The tiili e, as placed upon the Cilendar.' On motion of Mr. Davis, the rule were suspended and the bill to establish, a' Titrn p.kn Kuad iu Cai-eriit county, was uken up, amended and passed ii seooud leading by a vote ot yeas 38, nays 83. On motion ol Mr. Malone, the rules were suspended and tbe bill to incorporate the North Carolina real and personal estate ijjency was s'ten gj and passed its seversl readings. Ou motion of Mr. Justice, of Rutherford, the ruies were suspended and the hill au thoriiing the Governor to appoint a Mayor and Conimis-iomr lor the town ol llcnder sorivdle, was taken upar.d passed Its several r aoiugs. On motion of Mr. Stilley, tbe rules were snspendc t and the bill to prevent the taking ot Illegal lees under title 17 Code of Civil Proceeduru and to extend the time allowed in b.c ion 4'K of eai I title, was taken np. I'tmliug the turiher considBratloo of the bill, the H nse sdjoilrned uuiil tomorrow morning st 10 o'clock. Notk. Messrs. Durham, Justiceol ttuih, erford, and Downing, were erroneously re ported in the debate of yesterday upon tbe proposition to tax turpentine as saying that tbe distill ilioii ol whiskey was the chiel occupation ol the West. They should have been reported assaying that it was a source ot proht, Ac. 6ENATK. TBCBsnAT, Feb. 85. I860. The Senate was called to order at tbe usual-bour. PBT1TTOH. Mr. Jones, of Wskre; pteaonted a petition from, the Commissioners of the City of Ul etgh, describing certain lots within the cor porate limits ol the City, b loruying to the State, praying the General Assembly .Jo grsat them to said city, in order to improve and make them profitable. Referred to the Committee on Building and Grounds. KKPOBTS or CnMXITTK. Mr. Pmtrn. from ihnC'nmini-tneotr Prop esiti ms and Grievances, reported favorably on ih bill to es' iblich tbe County line be tween Alamanc and Chatham. Mr. Burrow from the Committee on Con. ferencfv recommend tf.st the .donate recede tromi's amemlment tu thii bill to amend title 88 of the Cod of Civil Proceedure. oocorred in. TjrtU'DCCTTO 6f BftL. ' ' By Mr. Wius'ed : A bill authorizing the construc'ion ol s Railroad from some point no the Raleigh and Gaston Road to Mount Airy, Surry county. Referred to the Com net ee on I itetnsf Improvement. By J. A. Ujmao, colored : A blil author ixii g the Commiisionersof Warien Couuty to levy a sjiecial tax for the purpose of stecting a Poor Houses Referied to tbe Comrnitee on CoTporarirrne. By Mr. Jones,"orWske : A bill to enable tbe Chatham Rsilroed Company to com plete its Road. Authorise said Company to borrow money, . .Referred to tbe Com mittee on lu:etuai Improvement. Mr. W instead presented the credentials of Mr. A. J. JoB-e. Senator .elect cf the tttrt tsnatirial District, and rhoed that tbe Senator eh ot be allowed to com tors ward and be qualified. . , far. Bacrtiw-mi.iSMi -thai bis credentials be referred to tbe Committee on Privilege uofl arose oat this question, and- finally th no' Mr. Barrow introduced tba following rea- cli'tioo : . . : .. .. .' Iiuait4i, Tbst (faring the rsssainisVr or this ses ton no tens or shall receive pay St-nste, nuless such afiaeiica b) caused by sickness of , bimsaif, auau snabe( of his family, or business ut U Senate, Mxliiituffjei, -invul dial il lw LndeAaUa It OiWetJoned, Lust, ,u , A tb, Messrs, Kespsss, fjhoftaef and Wrlker I. 'Mr. For knee moved to aoieod. ProtUti, that those who base not bast tear' ot sb-s 'met-f -way,, b sttVlel K-rMy by fMr ieavs 01 Sbsence, - Mr. EobbioB said e did aot like.Ui form ol tbe tetolutioa, be thought it should it Triads cnornrrerit srr Bt to operate altks on both britwhes of the General Assembly, he thought that would l the only proper course to pursue, and hoped it wpuld i& amend- 1 acoordislv. A. H Galloway, colored, moved to lay the whole matter on the tsbie. A ras Messrs Bee as an. Kaley,Bellamj, av s,Galsuay, etdored, Hnmngton, H man, colored, iiwp-s, anotfner. Smith, B-phena, Sweet ar(d Wre ker, la. Lost. Messes, lteeman and Iteas ey, changed their votes to tbe negative. Mr tshoffiier moved to poe'pone its fur th. r consideration ui.td the 1st of April, Lost. Ays 18. niys, 18, the President voted in tile n gstiVB. . Mr. aaeet moved fo amend by making it a concurrent resolution, Tbe President ruled it out of order as thete waa an auiendment pin-ling Mr. Kookuer, by riqia-s, withdrew his amendment, pendiug uy consideration of the subsin ute off red ly Mr. twe t, the hour anived fur (lie ooii.ider.itiou ot unou lahed liuaiue.. Mr. I. ive moveil to piiatp 'ne t he unfinish ed bustn-ss until this iuetioil i disposed of, wlt'cli was lost. o Mr- Sweet, by leave, made the following report troiii the Comisittee ou Privileges aud El ctions, to wit : Having had the credentials of A. J. June, Senator -Uct fr m the 14 h Senatorial Dis trict, under consideration, report that tbey find Mr. Jones was a nemlwi ol the Geu eial Assembly belore t ie l.de rebellion, but ueither held oilier during the rebellion nor gave aid and comtort o the same It ap pears from the cri&leMias that Mr. Jones receiv (i a niaj tiiy id til the vote'- given at the spcial tlccuou heif in the ;tih Dia trict. ,V 11 8 SWEET. Mr. Graham taje l tlrat, a a inenib r of th-- Conimt'tee, he htol rn'ived that the chairman df-'p r' the luds. that Mr. Joiies had held oilii e In-lore lie war bat lhit thert tf'is uo tvi'eic it- tore t!t6 CommUtt that he had pailii ipaie.il tti tlie rebellion. The C'hnirniau, no do Hit, thinks bis nport amounts to pie same tiit g. but I am un willing lo nay that Mr. j. Bea did or did not par icipate iu the war, as I know noth ing iu rcgaul to In- c ofi.ct. I do not ex pect to oppose his admiiion, but desire Ul s ate the m tion ul the Umnnitiee a 1 un dei stood it. Mr. Lindsay s i 1 that it appeared that the Senatoi-aleut iwas a ninjlier of the Leg islature helori the war. and as such, it is natural to suppose that be is s prominent man in his seciion ot 'be State, and the presumption is. no evidence appearing to the contrary, that he did take part iu the rebellion, Tnere h.d leenagreat deal of seal uianifeHicd in the Seiiat, heretofore, to carry out stiict v tbe pn visions ol the How ard amendment, nil he thought IT' should aiiply to this ease as well as to otheia. Why this baa y report! ..Why not take time, and consider this matter thoroughly and . prevent a repe tition of difii ulties a la the case of tbe Senator (Mr Purd e) from lh same Tis trict. 1 he Committee have repotted that there ia no evideacp before tbcui, calculated to diaq-mlify bim. 1 Of coarse not, sir, do you suppose the Senator elect would bring evidence here committing' himself as to bi having etiffageit lu she retielltou. Tie Itiva is ab-uid. The whole matter should be recommitted. Mr Sl.ofTuer moved lhe report he con cur! id iu. Mr. B em an called the previous question which was sustained, and the report was accepted. --Mr. Robbins asked the Chairman of the Committee (Mr. Swot) it the question was akvd tlie Jjuunter eUct if lu tea -a memhtr of the home guarl f Mr. Swjct fcplud Uiat it was, and bis n p y waa that he did not handle a musket or una ol any kind in tbe cause of the re bel iou, cuas it and (lam it, When On n.otion of Mr Jones, ot Wake, the Senator cams forward audWas qualified. CKFIMSHKO BUSINESS. Act to ptoviile for a system of Public Instruction, question, motion ot Mi, Liudsy to strike ont tbe following seciion to-wit : "Section 83 Tbe 'maximum rate of tax, levied by a Township or County, for build jBfc. and furnihjg; pnrp-ises, srtsx aot xt. uesd tbir?y five Ci-nts oii'eacn one honrired dollats taxable pmperly, and the maximcm rate levied tor special tebool purpnsrs, shall not exceed fifteen cents oo each one hun dred dollars in any one year, and Insert the lollowing: "'No tax shall be levied- on pro properiy ot a Township or County, for buil. ding or furnishing purposes. But s suffid- . . .l : - . ii ... i rate levied lor special school purpose h ll , -- -- , - - - , r. not exceed Htteen eents an eot-n ons bun dled dollar of taxable property, in any one J' ar. A division of tb question was called and sus'sined, the S"Cioa'ras stricken nut, a id the 8enate refused to'1ni-rt the sulwtitute. Sirs. Messrs. Bowman, Bellamy, Burns, flyltbe, fjolgrove, 'Dart, Eppes, colored, Forkaer, Gnllo.wsv, colored, Harrington, Hymsn, rolored, Joiies, of Columlius, Jones, qt Wake, Marindafe,' Moore, ot Carteret, Kespass. Sbofiner, Smith, Stephens, Sweet, Wolker sod White, pi. Numerous amendments were offered to the 84 h sectinn, the debate which was con tinued st b-ncth, rambled bc-ttbe cause and results of the late war, -the Senate final ' fy a-Tj mraad until to-morrow morning at 10 O'clock. HOUSE OF REPflESENTATIVES. . .. . ...jueMMMjttL.'i!i,. ms. , House called to order at the usual hour. . Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Long, of Chatham, ot tbe Uonae. , " ". - journal, of yesterday, Wad and approved. Leaves of absence Were gruntel to Messrs. Harris, of Franklin, Stanton, Waldrop tod Ames. -". , - " - -; .-:-': Mr. Ingram presented tb report of tb red. - -.-.-,-.-- ....... . Mr. Hawkins, 'from the Committee on Eurolmenf, reported 1h niltrrwlng bills, a bemgc -rrectly enrolled, fo-wJt: r Bill lo favor of W. A. Pbillpot, bf GrsOs ilia Cotioty, and Jao. A. Harris, of Poison Connty. to lncorunraie luciairigu veuiciery Assitelattoo. Bill loNreof tb Cbartcltof In Rh mood Manufacturing Oo, On uiotbwi ot J, H, Harris, of Wslu, colored, tb rules wre upendelI nd lb bi'd "to ei.abte t ie City ot Raleigh to lsu fwoils," was take ap, sod passed its third reading", bv a-vote ol rcas (7, nav f. ii" ' J. W Leary, colored, from tbe Commtfte' tieliut to iGCoiuiaio iua iape fear bum T r i.nu rasmnanv. With arucudtiiens. i ' , 7 - ' j ( f-v. ir -The bill we placed npon tbe Calendar. " By J, H. Harris, of Wake, c6Iofl, a fes olutioCL, ooBCemiug lbs aevetal Slisriff, ol tb Bute. On nkatioB, th rules, wjts suspciule.l Mr. Melon snored to lay the resolution ob tbe table. No qoisrnsB voted, and th resolution went over aader the rules. On saotioa of Mt. Wilkis, the rules were suspends, and tb. bill to auth -rits tb. CommfssioBera of Jones County 10 levy a Special tax, waa talCen up aod passed its econd reading by a vote ol yeaa 72, nays BOD. -i , .. ,,,...' ... ai mi. . naraen taimio incurpursie tue town of Ridge war. Referred. By Mr. FraukliB : A bill making it a mi demeanor to refuse to work on the public roada. Referred. A meestg was recettrd from lhe Senate, announcing Messrs. Welker, Love and Burns, as the Senate branch uf the Commit tee, to consider the erection ul a Ma t Prison. Aoothsr mesaage was received from tbe sama body, concurring io the House auovod meiits, in Senate blfi, Tn T"vttoTW", JT Hicks, late Sbenlf ol Wilkes County ; also, concurring in the House amendments in the Senate bill, incorporating tbe Yellow Muuu Win Bridge Co. Another mesasge was received from the isms body, receding from their amend inent to the bill to amend Title 87, Code ot; Wvil Procedure. tbe bour tor th Special Order was an Bounced, to-wit : The bill in relation to laying off the Homestead and personal property ex'-uip tion. Oo motion of Mr. Seymour, the House tbtu went into Committee of the Whole. Mr. Msloua took the Chair. A long debate ensued, upon a substitute offered by Mr. Moore, of Cnowsn, for Stc tion 1, i, t snd 18 of the bill. . j " "PeddrngalSy " deB3lTr acTten",'"Mf'."P"ori moved that the Committee arise, report progress, knd ask leave to tit agaiu. Mr. Malone then took tbe floor, snd re ; poned progress. Mr. French moved to concur in tbe report uf th Committee. ' f j Pending the sdoption of the sbote mo-1 (ion-lbs House, on motion ol Mr. Seymour: adjourned until to morrow morning at 10 o'clock. . j Not. Messrs. Painter, Ferebee, Jarvis and Sweat, colored, should have been re ported yest rday as having their vote re corded in the n gatlva, on tbe revenue biIl,H instead of tbe affirmative as appeared in yesterday proceedings. BUPRBMB COURT. Oplnterm delivered a follow : Br Pbamom, C. J. : Ia Stevenson at Todd, Togh 4 On-front Horthsmptor, "0 much r"Vbe"'otJr as sftoss defendant to enter appearance and plead without giv ing bail, It affirmed eo much as directs the Judgments against the garnishee to be set aside, is affirmed so much as direct tun money collected from the garaishdee to be paid te the def undent, ll rereraed and His ordered tbst th mom Jf be paid back to th garnishees respect! vely." Is Mat he bob at. James, from Alexander, 'eo error, affirmed. Ia Bdrdl '. Leable, from Cas well, referred to Clerk. In - Fnltnn as LnttU, fraaa UsaiMss. MU ti.n.it with, out ooet to th defend aat Loltis. In Banks ss. Johnston, fnra Yaocy, bill 1 dhs - Bsel. - Br Kbadb. J. : In naming . Flenjing, from Pitt, no error. Ia Lassiter a Wood, from Perquimans, declaring rights. In Bntton s. Miller, from Bertie, relereaee to Clerk if desired -cauee stands tor further directloas. la-Allea ss. , Plummer, from HaHtex, ne erve. -lB-Stoa-e; sjobbj; twm-l Guilford, aooosnt to be referred and decree aeourdiag to opinion. Ia Worthy ea Bar. rest, from Moore, petition dismissed. In the matter of W. L. Tate, JSq , Solicitor lack ot tb 18th Judicial District, ruanda mus refused petition dismissed with costs. B Dick, 3. la Addiugtoew. McDaniei, from Msoon, bill dismissed. In tb Csp Feat and Deep River Navigation Company , Costen, from CkatBasa, jadgiuuut at firmad. Ia Daoo ss. Niobola, iroai Wake, judgment ArmerfrTIe Marsh.. Williams, front Beau tort, , Judgment alii r used. Jn Webb a Boylelrom Bertie, iuttrlocutory order reversed, t Bf Sbttls. J. : Ia Palmer s. Anderson, from CaldwalL osaire ss no. Ia Woods . Parker, from Laaoir, bidding mast be re-opened apoa "tst term ol tba former de- DirriccLTT. Last Satufday evening ia i sjsws FayeUevUle, oocurred a diflibulty between oariicular w Have learned trom Dual Da- eBirr who were cnguixant of everv cir ououtance. Mr. ,K.Ta was being shaved lo a abavlnr saloon, aod Mr. Svke entered. aod .carelessly jostled sgainst tlie tutriier'a. arm, a piece ot carsjes-Bi ss culculstut to place Mr, Kyle' iac in Jeopardy, sod, also to Bsoessitate hi remWusace, if sot to arouse bis anger. tfeyoiitely-,yet fireslyT insiatrd upon Mi. Sjkes eoaducting himself mure . gentlemanly, aod word , followed word, uuiil a difficulty ensued a difficulty that resulted seriously to both parties. , Mr. K. wis cut with a ahaxp pocket kuife , both in tb neck and ia th check, tba lattir wound proving deep and painful ;-, while Mr. 8. was several lime knocked down. both wiik sohair end bybi adversary'ed Oat. 1 1 Seeooitianu) were n natty seprrates , or rattier sir. ttyte wst oy uis inmat. pre vented trout beating Bis pppoaeot nioie tbaa was eoasidsrwd uffi!Tieui to avenge himself. NiithM part ja mortally Injured. Wil Stt . - - : fisViia During tbej-eceBt roWry per petrated oa Mr. Earn . Tboma, II ring iu Brunswick, sight or tea urie btiow this city, hi daughter, Vis Susan P., proved beteelf quite a heroin, .fibs ft mi a' r Beatar, riped rtrtoe rhKiri took aim atid I was shoot to fir, when (La wt teuiprrrily restraiusu oy toe iear yi auuuiuig ulx uktucr ot motbsf, whom it was Bl that . limaim rvmei tn all En Aanffrea heraelf, sad when s opportunity off re-l, he availed herself of It. b d tchtTirlnlt a t suul ai on oi m ouiucs vuiaias. auo iui mediaielr ran. tollowed by bl Comrades. Carulmachivalry tiod even to her (air ditugbkj Vi it btar. , W Wa with pleasure- that it ia tba loteotioa cf certain parties to stsrt several new style of busices in this place. We will welcome Iherq. Just here We . Will ntitaib Is to disttnvuirh from th robbers, a l Li wemtruggliBg togBth-T, Tbi ieerle crmiructiob In my op otoo i ..!...,?-. i Boihinir. Indeed, 1 do not o . . . rr. l -i b... tvMn mnea states sad wsus -bou' art badly. naedavtliConipauy, by giving it bond .far Block to iuvealsdl miiclt adfaufaua. a " Uiinkj--- ITtUMi'.' j - . s J Si . . - f MATTSaOr OALLOWAT .. JBS. StXS, PVBUO TRBAG&RKB, ASD PANT.- Tbe nature of this case hasbeea so ful ly stated in tbe opioioa of the Chief Jus tice, that I, may enter in media res, without ra1t(ll , Qonmi, whosrga- d tbisc.se i t..K :.a i.v .!... i -i.;n. .i... ,k. making aiir useleaa repetition. It was ad aa both, sides with unusual ability, that the plaintiff, aa a tax paver, was entitled to a ifh pear in Court and ask for the relief which t" nemaniied, It he ooulu make a case eon ti- ... htm frtt, an, ,h.t ,-K. . was "irtip erlr in Court. I think tbeee admissions were properly made, aod shad eater into no diseus i n of that part of tb case, i The material question is, whether that I part of an act of the General Assembly rat- -d on Hth of I) member, 188, which re I lates to the Chatham Railroad Conipsny. (si-cti-ins 4. 5. S, T.i taken in connect! u with the act ol which it is ameudatory, violates section 8 of art. S. Ol tbe Constitu tion uf dha Stat, .and . trausoeaiiaoba coa. stituiiooal power of the General. Assembly. Iu any aigument on tuis subject, it must be admitted that the power of tbe legisla ture, over tbe ubjj)t, supreme unless re stricted by the article ot tli Constitution cited. It must, also, be admitted, that the article of the Cowatttutloa uiaaot tnmtthing, that it was intended to operate a am re striction of th legislative power, and waa not en'irely a dead letter, aud that it must have tbe lull force which it words Isitly and reasonably import. Section 5 is divided', by its subject, into two independent clauses, and might well have been put into two seilon. The first clause, (ortitting the exception whuhin this re immaterial,) y, "until tbe bonds ol the Stan shall be at par, tbe General Assembly shall bar no power to contract liehad of the State," unless it shall, in the same bill, levy a special tax to pay. the in teieat annually. 1 be requisition to levy a tax has been complied wkhin tbeasHuader rou-ideration, and bo qoestioB can arise upon til s clause. th second clsuse then liegins ; It is con nected with tbe former clause by the con junctive "and," but it imposes a new aud tiidepenaeni aoamouai reswicHon ea xue legislative power. The effect ot tbe word "and" is simply to say, as aa additional is strietion. The additional restriction is su peradded ta certain tpeetaT cases td'tbe former general one. - In " sews (omitting the exception) could the General Assembly rnh' racf new debt without imposing a tax. But there is a olasa of eaaea in which tb Legislature is forbidden to oontraos s new debt ia liehsll of tb State, ereo it tbe State bond ar at par, or a tax to pay the Inter est be iBiooM'l withoat submitting to it vote of the people. That eiass i provided for In tb second clause of wctien 8. "And th General Assembly have so power to give or tend the credit of th Stat ia aid of any person, association, or corporation (except to id In tb completion of such Railroad as may be unfinished at the time bl the adoption of this Constitution, or I o which th State ha a dlrsot pecuniary interest) unless the subject be submitted to a direct vote of tb peopl of the State, and be ap proved I jr maioritv ot those who ahall vote thereon." For tb purposes uf ths present j - arrMitnent, the words ia Msckat may be omlne l; for it is, or must be.aamltted, that the words "provided for," in the Act ol 18th Decetnlier, 1868, is neither aa unfinished Kosd or one ia wbich tbe Bute had, at tb sdoption ot th Constitution, "a direct pe cuniary latereat." The Chatham Railroad, between the tor mTHf inirtbrfoflTe'esTaWUBerT Ty prexfous legislation, was aoaalnisbrd Road, io low legislaliv meaning of the phrase ; but the R ltd which was to start irons one ol the termini ot the Chatham Road, or Iron some point on it, and run thencrw Cheraw, was s Road which was unflnishsd, in th sense that tt bad never been begun, but not in tbe tense contemplated by tbe Constitution, which meant only to include those roads which had bees begun, bot wer anflolihsd tt it adoption. W are obliged to give this meaning to that phras In tb Consti tution. aHnv other oonstraction would re policy wntcn it may o uppoeea i( was in tended to en lores. 1 , Tba question tbea ts reduced to this doe tbe Aot of l.n, uecjautU "giro or lend the credit of tbe Stat ia aldofth Chatham Railroad Company or any other oerson. association or corporation !" It It doe if, is prolriblted by that clsuse ot tbe Cnnatitutlon arKre jJltefl, which this Court IsTjounffTo olwjra "fh jparamouai 'law. Tbe question Ijeing reduced to these bVlef dimvusioBs, it to me, with U resptc lor my Ii rnd brother who have tsonie tb a different cmcluion, that the answer can scarcely be d"U)tftjl, WaiflBg "all dltcut sion as lo the lexicographical of teohnlcsl and leg"l meaning of, tb word give," ta bstiiet ! 1 1 bc Iji de bi it ha rso t, w it h and without valuable consideration, it Seems v me to t clear, tnai in word "give or lend" wer intended to include eveiy mode in which the State could reader tt aid to Railroad Company by mean of its crsdil It would b scarcely respectful tit tb intell . genes of tb Convention ot Isos, to uppoa Ibst tUey intended to forbid tba Leg. -la t ire from giving tbs credit of th Stat without consUeraXion, and yet to eUw tt r -t- v. . pepper-corn, (of a-certaio number of shsnr ot stock of a purely Bomiaat vaTua, It is laid that ftatnta 'of use enacted with great esra by tb Eoglist. Ptrliaoot, bsd no other effet ths to add three words to a Conn-vanc. Tuat was bcst the Judge were determined, to defeat the law. But w can come to the oontideratioa of this qnee tion tu bo tuoh spirit, snd with, no such 'purp--e. Our duty is to give to the clause of the Coastitstusn tbe effect wbieh its words plainly import, asd Dot to Alter them -tfrWra-wulHy tsy- typre-atfeai reflnemaaf.- The eoostruollod Which I give to ihls elsnse make It neao' something? any other make it mean know bow it cTcurlv ex preaaro. usa eaia as ine voBSUiailoo ot Ohio does, -shall aot la any meaner give . j'Of 'itu't't It Ciruit, tl HTeJ bftb more xDrelveor,xbBstiv of rervmnda t an the pntmt phrasaology, than shill uot. 1 " Would tht prnhlbitios 'be md ' more forcible by adding ia any ways! . Assure ng tb meaning of tb word "give" tn bi what' is here contei did for, .does tbe'S'ate givs its.crrdtt iu aid of tba' Chatham Kuilroad Il8B3r"ttf ' t'rtid"'-Mt otflio :kiiaa I wr the endU of tba Bute, tad for what purpose could they bare beess jffvta ex cept to id tb Conipasy to build Uie roaJ dosoritied ia tba sot I . -a- Tlnae oonsiileritions Irompel me to th opttitoTrtbst tli trtof-tbe Legislatuieta- in violation of the Cynsiitutiooal restrictioa cited, and can, thererors; have no (ore, nntil Hibtniited to aud santfjpBrd by vote ol the people. K,,."t", ,?--.-. In tbe view whiih I bar taken of Section 5, Art. S of the Contituiion, it is quits tut. material in reference to the act under eon-sid- riition, wl e'h-r the txt.d of tbs Stat ate at par or not. Th LegislalUiB Canaot (even ilvbe frnd are at par) gir or tend the cr. ilt oftfi iSTsteVIn aiT4i:'.,"' "w"itboul suhmifiing th qnesting to the people. T his view renders it unnecessary toooa s der s qiiestim li-esed at tbe oar ss to -the validi'y f a' debt contincted by tba Legislature, within the first clause of tectloa 5, and not within the exception wfthout laying a special tX to par tba to teieat. If, for example, the Legislature should con tract witu some peison to build a Stat House lor iou (KK), or any other sum, and tlioiild issue 1-onits tu-hiin fur that tun in payment, without levying special tax to meet the tnte-rewt, sod H th Contractar bould, in hi contract, gree to receive the bond at par, and it all' old be Hi ietoutind provided In the art, woold such an act b coiistilu'inrralt Would tb fact that tb boada sue declared, In thi particular case, to be, and to be rrenved, at par, be s sub stantial fulritiiti rit ot the Constitutional cotidllion presedeotf " T " ' ' ' A short uin:u.siou ot this question in reference to the cats In question will aot be without value What due th Consti tution mean. 'when It says until tb Boad of the Staie shaif b at pari at par with whai t tt Can only mean, at par with gold and ailvrr. or with the lei;al tender Botes ol the Unitid Saea.' It rhiBnot mean at par with the wo', k of the c- Btractsir, or at par which the S'utf might think prcper to buy, becan the Value of thesis things ar uncer tain and rest only in opinion and agree ment. Such a construction would deprive the words 'St paj" of ull detultt messing. Gold and silver (or ther legal equivalent) arc the only standsrila ot peronlary' raloe. aud ate the. only ta'ndard by which" th value of the State bond mast ne mBret. If then in the esse supposed, tb Stat should under' ake to pay th contractor in State b ibd-, it would remltT tt impossible to ascertain whether or not the hoods were- - wi-pTi in sasMt-B-Cao-he boada would sot lie at par, in ths sense ti me voosuiu tion, snd no icgls'ative declaration, and . sgreeuient.in tba contract onld Ask thee to, so long a tt tppeared that tbey were parted with for a tbing of enoertaiB ' sad unterwtsliribte rbjj Itli rTtarof bo ennsfouence fri the construction of this sac ttoB-rnrtb CoHstitutinawbar-tb bond of ths Stat ordinarily tell for .In the money market of the world ; bo' Court esa ever b called on to asy whether at tb ratiSoa tion of aeertaiti Act of imbly( they wra worth SB cent or 108. 1 Th teat in werr est must b whether ' tMHrticular ' bonds, Issued wider th cirootrtataoce tup poied, the Stat actually teccivsd in legal money the inm-whimi she benaine liable to psy. Ia no other wky 'than by tb oeovtr tion of th bonds into money, eaa it be as certained that they sre at par, and ia ao otiier way can tt, porbry vt tbs Ceaautit tlon be effected. ......... - These consideration ara retponsiv to some port ions of tb srgntrrewt which has been adduced to th HAsurt, but ia tho view that I take -ot it they arvj not BeC sery to tbi case.' ' ' ; - 1 bsv not cmtsiib-M, at all, th poller of ihe set ot 18th December, 1898. With j-thsd-qustM-l tHe HStHbtnir to-dov-4 ( bound to obey the u.msMtutiuB wntcn toe people of North Cwolin hav adopted as tfPtr itiprem taw, according to my under standing of it, and to give them the lien. lit of these restrictions ra th legislative power, whtcli, by ' inserting, tbey have hown that t!ey eoBsidered.. yaluabl' I sdbilr, fntlv, tba weight of th observation, which has Wo mfle, that a Court should not frfue.Mg1 ,'?t to an ::(" of tba , Li'gl-lattire ts uncout iiutlonsl, ttnleai.it i , clear y to. But. in ' this ease, I tu, aot been able to tirtug mysetr to eutemain a doubt, a to tba meaning of tb Uonstitu. tioa.o J Shtwk it mstJi ait, plain sad ih we sre old gwl to giv them tbs tftect which I bsv sstigeed to tbero, or to depnv tbes of sll practical effivt, and of Usvautibta meaning wbatarer, sod, a, thinking, my course ot duty ts plain sod unsvwidabl. I concur, in opinion, with th Cbict Jus-" tic and Dick, J. - rfT ,. T.. as s jum ,s . , ,. i XlWlls W Immtn . aJ-frrdrlssf 57- 7- - , iBAB M -r ftuiiiga, native of Granville (Oiiiity, ami l.eelmg peculiar desire tbst tb public may know that old Granville stands equal Witt) o'her Counties of th State ia poiulof Icgishiir and oratorical itbijl.y, J hetuwlth tud"Bu you a copy ot the Speech uta'to by the Hon. Cutl-.e Mayo, . , CITtZiiS UF GRANVILLE. x trxscB or currKFiiYoi-pst Tils) aJvcjitTii BIbL IB BKOAilU TO TAX OM WtB. I hop de mesmenfwili not avsUaswina is a good Btioff nsiv drink, an hop isbe . tato a til bo tax also, sad, I (1arior gre wid . de guffiTOasjtroni RockcBba'm, dat-isa ta- V toi atake bad wbhky, aad d wipe beta representatido of our Miiiniu's blood, and, (laret ro, ought to be tpected more dan to be tax by dijMitl body, and, (larefo, d -:- wine ia made out oh de Vineyard aa duo't L huitao beiiy, tor if it did w would aot . beenooicinar.ilei by de good book to held t ' Biuelin under ttf own wias Bud.trea, t sad, dairlore, I argil wid de geinoianurona ttix ktauam, nod bop de maomeut w til not avail. i-.. :i-:td '-.., . The amendment was unanimously adopt- " 4. , , I,,', , .- - Failkb to MAtTtts.-Ttr Ws leant thutou .uurdy last, lldia, and Barley, two nienrhwr et rb chain, gsnj;, roiiflaed loour county j-sil, m)KM in usstt ssful attempt t fw-inf.V their aeoauet -H seem that, haying ia view to get away horn the guard, the, had broken tbi iron abackltaw by wl.icli thJA?l an.fc'ialo is fattsched Is their legs, expecting to kwk theta off th ir feet, when out at work and thus makaenuit tHlilriaVIJstp".' " Cfil 'ii Wri ltfnwflf, " ' AteTiblrg.lo vi,;.ed this city oo Mrxv dsy uigut soi yestenlay mottnog. W hsve not a-!eiri tt b'ow Birti' such vmtet.ro for many tuootb J a. It was excecdiugly threatenmg aaj it U threat won ler that s-riout daiuagv wtts sot lono to dwellings, WioiUiW abuiturs were hinged al.sjut with din snd coiifusioiirsTt it almost seemed ' MC T,p.cT erry, .tBtiiaasi .ivj (Stk'.tB)-,JWf -. tirna at cvr- H sf Ji 'U, . V - i- .-...V-.- "' x i : "a 1 t V-.. -V T t I is nv J!i iat tlit JalKI J ? af ; -ad Jy-si I . ST - fh u:. 5i ' lt.o?',e s-t-s-ae .- i ',. ui fe-ijra eai vt at - s - t" . . - arri