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Ciie Star. .J. BMRPENTER, Editor, R. V. LOGIN, Associate Edited Legislature, .yju:ch we publish ibis morn ing, )l$at six. ?jpl yine had;yntjduced theSenate jbiH to "awendKtiie charter said Western end "f said roadsball con tiruie to De unaerje co,:uirei op r- r.e r hOl TOCa AS if the WirmtbnriCjbarlott Rutlident and Direcrf otbe 3 EUTHEKOltDTO, C, Saturday, July 25, 188. t - Aaents. iTIie following named geptleuien are teixsby 'authorized to set a agents for the Star, to e ttivo and receipt for sutscriplioas, adyertislpg, S. ti. Prttiogill & Co.-8T Park new, t .. 1, i 1 fi fcitnlA jtlratti Uak .1 : w. m . ff, w - . I 1J. IIaMPTOK, Pplfc County, . C. r K S. Aiskams, Columbus, ,', '' I'.Ta?. H. Duncan, ilarioD, . " I W. A. McCaxl, Nprth Cfle, . J A. IVVSriAE Spruce Pine, Mitche! cp. j .IJev. Vvlff)x, Clu'rnney Rok. I . J. E. HcFApLAU, puncans Creek. j BREilflUMS, Tn nnu PrYHftn VlllO will setld VS & Club I fnr the STAR of 3 ' SuistrUjers wM to, w tpiU gm ?f Work- ins- Farmer, i 50, ike3trest m this 4? internallii- bc. 6. i Upothe paae &W'Act joyeietknoftji; ijts value to 0e Js Excellency, lbeJJoreror,;w hereby State, ncl believlHthat tbtur .oin- required to make th pptintraU" bere citvl is. in a meat measure. Agnendent ud in dzMt&M4.to.nW.Jtoi&tok'. on is success lie i called upon Col. Cowan holders of saidoad to oonpene in gener ltie PiesideKtof the ConipaBy.Rl alwioanaiofKe poist W d$u! certain in what manner jt was desired that I ted by mm wiium ..jnuryr wswflwi tie charter of the Gonipany should ; be that they may tase action in me premb. amended, so tBat we might contribute our assifetance ; to U3 accomplishment. fie aiiresjuslthali he knows nothing of the ,bil except w$t. he. seeui.,? Me;4-that the Authorities of tfce Company have not assked for any amendment to the chapter, iwr othoiyzed 'aiy .one else: to )li: thai- I liJlPTJllifv hprftofoKe CX" tonhnA v.v th St;ito. is sufBcient to olace llailroad Company, for laving their track r th rnnd Levbnd hnv 1 from Lhu bend just aUova Uiveraide Jto nn ;nLv r..-nt that of mismanaffe 1 tho intersection with the Bridge Umpa- .Jth Kill xvlifltAvpr itV n'mv be. 1 nv AL Meares' Bluff. 'He hii- we learn, . i. .; f.iwj of 50 men to work ana will oXwt...iA,' ao.t K fti.m us 11 1 i.nsh the matter rapidly to completionJ UWHUUIUOj py vpw-J ........ . - i r- , - i . K J paA of theirharter, before it can' have The company expects to have the road Sec. 7.! AH laws earning m conflict wkb the provisions vffcis Ae$ (re here by repealed, and th'w Act shall take effect trotu attfl alle r its jaassage., vj , i v4 '" mi iatrT ; Skcjjred thk Cokteact. Mr. Andrew Jones has secured the contract from the Wilmin'fftoii. Charlotte and Rutherford completed to Fee JDee River bv early FalJ, in full time for the erps. Farmers r "4. Meaaace ws rfci't from Htm House Mr. Sweet iiomiuattd llwnoyh O, AU Mr- Lore jMiwiiiatjel.lIonMs, fBc4Hjtal. Tlte Senate nroceilU loine eiecuuu,. thewe reuJt- WoiMr. AbbsUU.&6r. narrow, ueua- uiv. jjwipwi, iuris , ! oij "T,; w.. Qjo Bavi Bte, .Etherise, JtPPe. Ftrkuer. Gatl-wnV. Hnyes, Harrington, HmIJ, Hymar, JuUp-, tf Wak. Isr. Lissiier, If g. MartfiMinle, Mix.re, if CarU;ret,r ilore of YMH.-. V. Rich. Kesnass, KichartUoii, omitli,. iriifTiier Sweet Welkar, White, Winsteail aal Wilson 34. 1 For Mr. lanly Messrs. Love, Jlclchor, Mnxnri, MrL:nijllin nml Iorm"e 6. ; ' The.CnnmmeB on. Ji'cuou ot a uuiteu Stales Senator. f'T term ending Mmcli 4tn, 1871, reported whole number of votes c, 1S4. of which Mi. Abb. ilt 'received 104, nhd Mr. Mauly 28, Bedlord Bnyu J, Mr. Boy- deo 1, .! ; -Mr, . . (On motion the Senate adjournea. atii binidinff effect whatever. : The Knnrf: ku t.hfi amount of - one mil lion of 'dollar? which have heretofore been on the river can by that time send tbeir endorsed by the Swte. have been sold at prduce to Wilmington without breakhig cood prices; and, with the proceeds.: ine ouiK aner u-niS.piu . u Crmpany ihaslbetp f-elieyed frm jts em eompaiiy.had settled all the law damages bafrassmenuJ and arrangements J?ave reuJimg Horn tne tneir connecuon wen h4n made d extend the road beyond the the road! the gridge Company. . P.Ip T)ie river. The work of laying track Star. 5 ' ''(. . j j W ILMINST01T, CUABLOTT 'A RdTPIh ford KAU-aoAD. m Tiew of the early will nf.n hp. commenced, and Tour bust- ness men are jlooking forward, with con fidence; toJ an early and clgse conimuni- .Hlion with Alison county, and iith a," that rush alnd torosneious country, which wijl find it to; their advantage to trade in this direction. , ! jtyith such an fi.corne as the earning re- ompUtipn of ;he 'QaH vay Bridges ojfer th two branches of the Caoe J?'ear, ihz W. C. & R. Iiitilroad company have issued contracts for a conneplion between . . .i Ll.. ing Farmer, lvrw.fW Wilh such D .corne as the earning re- their twodepots qne in iijp city ana pie Forh Sulqcrtoer? anfVW, we l " pqhs of the Company will show with otner af .iyerwu w Hf'f : r..n 'AA f!iTrh TTniAn. 1 v"r, :...Ik a this WtWun of the minations ot tne two Dnoges., xney 7W oo. i,oi,Sirilv rMiuii-i-the lliree- have also aeternunea to urge lorwarui u Jfbr 6 Subscribers and -. tee will give a tu 0f lh; Oompany Yeel confident i that tast as possible- the completion of their Copyoflie National Freemason, thy can easily sll the remainder of their road,nd, in a tew months time, win nave ..J...,. cn mnlt their work. J hev reached tne ree XJee xviyer, aoiug an have alre.idy authorized the President to outlet thereby to the rich crops, which it put the whole Hue under coniraci so soon is impeu i u gnu:i w iwa iii.g it is prudent to do so. WiL Post. riLrL :7 J wo f,ip all whn nrA ftr interestea in mis iiijiovimwji. , 1 Year, price U 00. National Republican Ticket FOR PKESIDENT GENvU. S. (jRAKT, OF ILLINOIS. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT ' HON. SCHliyLEU COLFAX, L " OF iSDIAKX. I - arid from the well-known prudent chars acter bf the Dire'tqry, we feel sure that the programme will be succcssiuiiy; car ried ouj, unless politicians auq aavemur- ers shalbmterfere to cripple this, as they hive already; crippled every woik of im provement which they bVe i touched in this, qr apy other gtate, rorth or South. SYNOPSIS ! 'T. OF TUK PBOOBIDISG9 OF THB Legislature of North Carolina lily the $ bju, but we do say that lp is pas- uym . s'mg strange that it is, at the least suspi- n0nse bill No. 16. a bill entitled cipus; thai such a bill should have been .... to amend cha' 85? Revised! Cm mtroaucea wunout me Kiiwieui;e ui nPtitnti,ni f rpoufisted to xufiet at Ruth crfbrdtori, on Monday 5Q f ";mw uuuiy. ya The Capitol of Georgia has been removed from jaiiiegeviup to quanta. Public Docum kkts We are again affairs of their Company. aced uh(Jer obligations to the Hou. A. Wq clip the above from the Wilming ouars, iyr uiuuiwm a uuuy wu- tftn rmjrtlr nt tho ITftl mt: Wa are nut am ui iseu, uuu iiuuiv uio- vuuotu i .. - 1 i . t should not be. at seeinjr our members - Senate. I ' ' ! l ;' Tuesday, July 14 1868, ' Tiie following resolution iiitrmloced by Mr. Bat row, was, on motion, adopted ; D..L.J Tl.ot fha .Tinliz-inrv ( ViinmlttPA We d.0 ml say that sHcb is the object, or be Ynstraotiam to report a. bill to preven th 1 , i a e bf 6CC- The Coumty officers electee pndehenew ,gUch- .ui be the result of Mr. (iestructin 0f fish iu the water of North Car those! who have been chosen by the Stock- , ' . . . - .' t 1 . ' ond readinir. i . A bill to abate the enpitation tax in holders to superintend and direct the so.a4, eJ7. WVjit0 IIuc of Mr. Bowman, ucation, repiH-teU l cprcsewtatiTes. Tuertlay, July 14, 1868, roiu the fioiwuiitee on hd- i:ick JJoue resolution, K 2 iri villi as the sense of the ILuse tools tor the tvyo races snail ner and Hayes holde for the 1; ing, llgqse bijl Eiclun Morris." jjfeek, '4 ftih, ParkeprocUuviPeanwri, rtbUna; HBUid, co.o WJ. Snttth, Martin, Stef s$ Sweet; 1 Sjkes, r3aciir-jBlKrfc, eg&t,f totwitifli e?tU toMrilkie, Wn-tt"a W'ablrop 77. J . ;1 jRr iftll lfn " "Antr, Arn atrai StWieaTk. PurbaniElli, Far row, FerelMCnftLGibson rex,Uoi uett, Hicks High, Hawkins, JarvK Kelljr at T)avie, Moore, Matheson; Ioffitt, Bb inson, Suiitfi, ADeghaiiytlieiiipWur WhiU ley and tfiiliaiu 25. AsmUlrI do, Uer6)r,bereby dar that: the fraid Jhn p.oL 8 e,f?,V Senator IsVafureaaW, to repmiht the 44 of NorlfiCarwHna in tlue Jngrw utthe UiaStkfesj' 1 .j : IIT ' Oeutletueii of tlo Genajejm H. o4 if Repfiseii$iveH : It I'Iulromi-jieJ,vat woobtprvail. jouraiils of tle General Asseii!-ly of the mat ot noitu Vs a rutin tuai me iwy iiou Mk'flwMlKeg lira aaiiee, -tlid, 011 Tuc.-kiy, thel4ih Uaj of July, A. l Winidor inity witJi the law, proceed to elect aScaa .or lo Represent a;iid State in the Congteaa bf the Cnited SlAes for the unexpirel leTu eaidiitg on the 4lh day of March, 1871 ; id verc et tutitled to per Jkm m1 mfTea They klBiir ilHryfwert banned Urforv they iaiaa berc, mJ ojiqoently they onght sot to xiecto reMivw mnrj out of the State Unnry L. lU porpoM weuiioncd iu the, rSolnt'uMt. U hojied the werde to strike Kectlrefl a nefsae f rom th6enate aslc-Tit id appeal tfit5hM. Jpl lAbbutt llmt senemte scl: t.a oiililislnl vvilli recomineiidatiuii. thnt esolutiou was ordered to be pbiced on tjlie calendar. W chillies MPOIH l 11 e oenaie wcicic- cved,iiit'rining 11(6 House, that Messrs. ror- Imil been appointed Sen ile branch of the duntnittce, to provide free. ndless population ; retqrn- providiug Iqr tlie re'iMtra- tion of the voters 'of the city of Wilmington -L . . ..I i 'I ing the concurreuce dt the llous lu a re Ution to go iilLo the election : of United St ite Senator, whoae tens eipix iu 1871. Ou motion ot Mr. Sinclair,, the lloee eoa- curred.-' . ' : ..j-ir I f Mr. Sevuiour Bomiuited Hon, J C. Ab bott. ; , . j; , .. ! ! I ... ; ,.: ,, Mr. Argo netninated IIoo. M. IS.. Maaly4 Messrs. Seymour and Argo wer appoint ed to superintend the election and report the result of the ballot iu the two Hwosm. The followiiug w the vote vt the House: Mr. AMetl.--Mesr., Ames AsU worthj liowtiiHU, Barnetf IJluir,- liaunor, Candler, Clayton, 4 Chowan, Ch?fry, Craw ford, Ciiwthorn, owning, stel, Fiwter, Frank jin, Porkner, Gahagan, Gilbert, Gnn ter, GraJuini, Hutebings, ; Jlarriii, Inf WaV-a, Horitey, Hodkin, Haye!, Hiiiuaut, liMwlriek iuraiii, Justice, of Henderson, jJastice ul Uuthertord, Kinney, Kelly, ot MKre, Long of Cbatbain, Long, of Richmond, lj.ary. Lu ll in, ,Mnyo, Mo. rill, Morris, Mundenhall, McCaiilesa, Moring, eck, Ppu, fiipe, Par ker, Proctor, Pearaou, Robbins, Roland, Rentrow, WeymJd!, ltea, KlnKles", tnoih, ot amending charter of tl" Davidson Copper Sweat Sykes, Sinclair, Sh.u-t:, Siegri.t, MJnino- n.Miinriv liad'saased it third read- vesiai, vesi, nusou, iiKie, o iwi r:' .ifi .ri White, and Waldrop 70. vr c......,;.,i,ri.nf tiio TT.uka '-nviweeA tn i'of Mf. Maiilv Messrs. Argo, Arm elect a United States Senator, Whose term Utrong, Htkldie, Cbijton, of TrajwIvama. ...:n it,- Ail. f Murnh Ha73 ' Davis. Durham, Farrow, Ferebee, Galling, Mr Bownianl moved a a Mibstitute tlmt Gibson, Hirk High, Hwnphri Hawking a inessaae Uiseiit to the Seunte proposing Jarvis, Kelly of Davie, M. ore, Prothl, lib to po into an election of c enator. &c. Car- mson, Siintli, t AUeghauy,; jtioinp-on, : . Whitley, and Williams 23. Bv Mr Hodnett, a bill repealing Oonven- For Mr. Boydealir. Ellis. tiou ordinance providing for tha payment of For Hon. Bedford Brown Mr. Hotlnwtt the interest on the Public Debt. Ordered Received a message from the Senate; asking to be ii'inted ilnd made the special order concurrence of the House in the proppsiilon at 11 o'clock'oii Monday next. ' to elect a public printer to-morrow at 112 I liv Mr. SiKlleiv. a resolution instructing the j o'clock. M. I clerk to procure and fuuish the coininittee I . On motion ot Mr. Sinclair." the House con i T-l , .-. T? I. . ...-a ,, ,1 I .A I on l riviiawes aim iieuiioiia n on ;o mcis nun cui reo fnainHs of the banned persons thcted, and The corideratien of the House resolution that the committee 'have' power to send tor l No. 2, on the sulijcct ol tue puunc cnooi the and county of Montgomery, was takeu up passed its second reading. Mr. Blytheuved to amend by striking ont the counties of Jones and Montgomery, and insert, all the counties of the State On motion of Mr. Respass, the bill ami The Merchant's National Bank of should not be ilempluB, Tennessee, went overboard a I who! are interested in the Western Divis- . j I 1, i lew uays ago. its 4,aoo4u, , ion of tbe.road, inti'uducing amendments, Amedment were referred u the committee , mid assets ra.uer s i:n, v' ; G. EsteSj Directors pn the Wilroington and Weldon Jlatlroad, and Jlon, J osepb C. Abbott, State proxy. North-Carolina tution for the Deaf, Dumb and, the J '-I - was taken up, ; Mr. Rich moved the Senate concur in the appointments. On motion of Mr. Wilson, the yeas and board lussti- Bliud, and Aoinz wbat they can to get help, as on proposition and grievances. avurv mnvA nf tk rrpint mflneniMit On motion of Mr. Ktcli, the cotnmuaici- Afpoisteb Directobs. -His Excellens ap the road appears to be far the benefit tiou from the Governor, appointed a . . 1 . AX I : v fiov.' IIoldew has aDDointed Messrs. Ar ti "Fiictoin n1 within .rivlnir th of Directors for the C, II. Brogderr, Joaepb S. Canpon and L. Western any showing at all. The Journal says : i-MThe bonds, to the amount of ,one million of dollars, which have heretofore been endorsed by the 33 The first Nauonal Bank of Wil- ?tafe. nave been sold at good prices, fie." nays were ordered m no ton.' N. C has voluntar v relin- 1wr "Jr " f "c w r6v, , ' ' T ! .I .I T- , j. I n I 1. T .t T E,1...:.l.. nnicKd If, nririlopa a a rmt.lnn! bunk ?ear rresldeni wWAN, Or ID6 JOUTRal lOT Uolgrove, V,OOK, 1av.s, we, ...,..y&r ., . , , ' , . v, n11..., TT.. Ilar.,. andbasbeen rermitted to withdraw its mra.iei ine PP" or Cleveland and x.ppejsuuc., .,. r .. . , - ... t t .. . Rtitherfiird whv that nf thU million rtr toil, Uy man, Jones, waite, igg, i.misey. securities troin the nanas oi tqe united I T" i " , , . . ' t,.,,,, tOVo Moore Ktite," Treasurer, L : : M W one dollar has been applied g' te' ton Chronicle that Hon. Isbxkl' G, Lass, inemb er. elbt from N,orth . Carol ina is missing. " His mail has been going there fojr tome timer lut nabbing has been he&?d from him, ITox.rNxT.' Bovdbs, We make the fyllowipg extract from a - letter received by us fini a gejitleman iu WasihingtQn : of, Yancey, Melchor, If. If ..T IPnnliQ fili.ilTnop Win. J Jt .1.. TIT--.. j- ' f .1 I iUUSOIl. MUiUUKXllI, ,i ..vru., ...... .FiKCiicn -W Ipa m tiTim t he Wovliinrr. I 1 I J I i ...,.,r ruaq. . Tiar TIa.I-v Rrr.A ve iiave not :seen Mr. Bhtheb bill Beeman .Ussiter , Martindale, Minire, of Car but hop that it is a move to- place the teret, Rich, RespaiRichardson, Smith, and M, ' u ' ' tT6 Amesd "As Act to Ikcorpor ate ' tji jc witi act. wim in e xvepuDiicaq party on ay questions of a party nature. I think there is do doubt of this,' management of the road so.that the West j inay getjsome "Jjhare of the appropria- Since writing the above we have re ceived a copy of Mr. Blythe's -bill,1 which we giyc below ? ! , AN ACT. Sweet 15. I Mr. Welker iutroduced the followiag res- olut oa l Reolud That tlie Senate of North Caro lina entertain the highest opinion ot the em inent svrvice rendered the State by Mr. Wil lie J. Paitner, as Piiiicipal of th Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum, and have the highest re' gard for him as a philanthropist and gen .i i. . ; : . ,i . iir ! . , i iieinau. woo is iii an iMiiiiieiib tiearen ub v luuaonw, umalotts. asp PTrt-r. . . vi. i,:.. mnA M,J.,rii.-rflM1f wuiu) ;iu,v wrnr. the Board of Directors of that Asylum Section! I. The General r Assembly ot ' to retain his valuable serv'ees to the cause Atom Varolina do JCnact, That instead of V "U"wny w wia nisinuiioii. the State endorsement, as heretomrc pro The yeas and nays were ordered on tbeJ ?fj Robt. M. Douglas, Esq., (son of the lion. Stephen A, Douglas) has arrived p-vided for. the said State shall become a passeil of the resolution, wh'ch passed : , in Saleigb an4 entered upon the discharge StocKhplder to the amount agreed to be Yeas Messrs, Barrow, Beasley, Barnes, of bis duties as Private Secretary to Gov endorsed, ot said Usmpany Bonds, which Br.gden, Burns, Beeman, Oolgrove, Davis Iloldeii. .Mr. Douglas is a youne centle. I Tu 1.!!!?!? Etheridge, Forkner, Harriugto., Hall - v ECU UY..VUO r. uuuv J. CrtlUI Ul , allU W HCU 1 3 II ' 1 t . (i Ift-i. . "... Hyiuan Joues, of Wake, Lindsay, Lassiter, Long, Love, Martindale, Moore, of Carteret Moore, of Yancey, Melchor, Mason, Purdic, The rules w iiersons and papers - '& The resolution was adopted under a sus pension of tlie rules- By Mr. Sin'cliir, a bill conferring on the facu.ty of Evenborn Medical College in kobeidon County, the right to dissect ueau bodies. Mr. Bowman, moved to tnke np jHonse resolution, N42, reported back by hi in from the Committee ou Education this moruiug. Carrie I of Wake, ojposed the proposi as the resolution was but an ex- ere suspended and the bill was asiam resumed. Mr. Browman said there wefe three dis tinct races ia North Carolina, vix: the while mm., tlie colored man or ueuro. aim the Indian. He was unwilling to remove the l.arru rs that existed between those meet. It it was done, it would be done under Ins protect. No system leading to amalgams tion would receive his support. iStich would passed its secdud and third readings, was bo to thwart the purposes of the wise Crea ordered to bei engro.-sed, and sent to the tor himself. He bad canvassed; his county sn.it. 1 ! 1 in favor of separate schools, and m opposi tion to the intermarriage, ot tne wime auu colored races: and he had received 4W votes out of upwards of 600 cast in the election. He was willing that the colored mau should have every civil and political righ' necessary to protect him. He there fore appealed Wo both tae liepnoiicanj aim Cdnservutives, to come up to tlte support ot the resolution and pass it unanimouly. Mr. Morris made some remarks in oppo sition to the resolution, and moved that it be! made the special order on luesuay next, Mr. Morris, tion to pnit preSsiou ofJ.be sense of ihe House, that sepa rate schools established. Mr. Ingram: Mr. Sweet1 for the two rices should be favored the resolution, oppxtsed .the resolution. did, in wad ekctiou, receive niujority 4 fdl the votes iu j each lloUw ot itahl General Aseiubly i 1 UV brtor, Leny that the said Joseph CL -Abbott L duly "elect ed Sciiraor as atoresuid, to reprwsetrt tl Sttnte of orlh Uarohua iu tlx the Uuiled Stutea. The f lesidriii thireupoo detlurdil the puc- sea for which the two Houses had eou- vened iu, joint assembly accomplished, dis solved t.be aame, aud the Seuators returned to their, hall.. ( ;, . , Iloxse of Heprroentalireif f Wednesday; July )15 Tha llousu was called to order at the u- ual hour. .. j P.ayer by liev. Mr. Brewer. Mr. Hayes arose a qitotiwu of privilage. The Sentimel hVl reported him as not vo ting om the ' scliool question yesterday. He was in favor of separate schools for the two races, and ad voted. Tlie Qbairannouoced the followingrtaid- ifgeoinuiittees : Ob Printing. MAssrs, Blair, Farrow and - JOU'T COMMITTEE. Ou PuUlc Buildings and Grounds. Messrs. Hodgin, Mriug, Robinson, 8 tan loo and Sykw. ; :M On LHrry. Messr Soiijh, of Martini Laflin, Hayesv Davis and Chundler. Ou Deaf and 'Dumb and the Blind Ar- luin, Measra. Meiideuhall, Moore, Sinclair, Short'indLeary.j On Finance Mesr. F.stes, Dixn, Dw- ning, alodgin, fcnuiklin, rroctor, iegrit, Kinttey, Clierry, Clayton, of TrMylvaid:i, and Hiek.4. - Mr. Abbott tendered his resignation to the Hoiine as representative from New Han over, to take effect pn the ltli iitst., which waa accepted. : - ' j Mr, Seymor r, jfrom the Judiciary Commit tc , made a report recoiiitneudin that the bill to chaag: the method of electing Ju!g es of tlie several Saperior Courts, be post ponod for tlie sess on; that the bill p iss pre veuling the sale! of intoxicating liquors ou elect l'o'i days.; tlint the bill regulating the taxation of incorporate towns do not pas; and asking fe be relieved from the consider a lion of the resolution rvquiring a bill to be reported regulating the bouds of public offi i ' '. cers. " ' .-. ' alie committee was reiieveu irom tne consideration of the roluthij Mr Baruett, from the committee on oorjie- ration, reported back the bill coutiuuing Mr. Seymour .pKised the motion to strike - out, and favored the rrolutloa. It was not to be expected that the claiinaau for seats rgfeiTod to shouh) kuow ihej wyeid pot received. They did' jot know but what. ri(u1abililk-ld be rtUtVed, aa w.as -Nn"e',rse wllh-tool eMwiceurijiif seats in the General A-sembly. II thought that oanAed tuembeea elect had dlsehar'e4 ' tUetr duty in coming to tlie, LegUlature with n view of fliliwg lliir latoii if aMviweil to do so. -I leeiMeal t u h ihl there ew14 be f o object iva t uUt m tkeiu f j d'raw n rei.rsetrt Uie lU Treaaurer. at the riidt ol 'that ffieer, l.graaoH ti(,. (4JlWiAlrf j t). aeaUliy the Cwitte 4 l l ' v Mr. Po akl a majority report Troiu t Tie ' CxMiimittee wovkl be MbmUted to-inorosrr declaring the seat of tkt fartie onJer eon adoration, vacant. He, however, proJ the resolu iouj allow iog thviit jxr diem ami mileage. Some were now in their seat, whose disabHitie luid been removed aioue they u'X their hotoes lor Una City. It would hJ a hatilsliip not 'o allow pay fur the time they were in attendance here. Mr. Bl iir aaitl those genrieinenj hail never applied for the removal of t Weir disabiaiiv. They were here in defiance of law and or der and be hoped the resolution would "noC be adopted. ; ' Mr. Harris of Wake, twitted some of the supKfters pf the resolution, telling them they were willing to vote $i,000 or $ I,2.0i) ior the benefit of erona electe4bannel by the Howard Amendment, while tlierr fus ed to .vote a tax of one sent ior the sutfvring poor. He was not, however, unwilling to the payment of tiie ptr diem and mileage, but would prefer; to see the subject relerrwd to the committee yuFj i Urges pud Elections. Mr. Stilley moved that the further consid eration of the subject he postponed until to morrow. Agreed to. . On motion of Miy Parker, the Uouie ad journed. at 111 o'clock. , ' T ' - Senate i TnUReoxTi Jaly lft, 1363. . Tlie noixse tuet aoeording to adjourn- inent. f' , " " : ' ' ' - Priiyer by Rev. Ir. Stalth of tUartiu, of the House,' - ' . y-y Jouriral read and eorracted, A messags was received from the Seivtta eoncurriug in tine propoeitiou to elect a Pub lic Printer to-day at 12 Ms, aud amioiiuciug Messrs. Welkeriand Barnes to supi riiittnd , the election on the part of the Senate. Messrs. Homey and BoJJie were appoint ed t, AUsieriutiMl Uis electiou iu tho Iloue -'- : TheCliairanii6uncd the following Stau ding Committees: On Internal IinprrMienU. Aljssri. Iifliu, Stillsy, Ellis, Leary, Justice ot Bulk. erford, Guuter, ,ilkie, Jarvis, Rejifrow, Gahagan, Vest, Graham, Harnett, Smith ot. Martin, and Ik. No such issue as that bad beeu before the peo ple of Ids .country. : the governmept was founded upon' the fund amen t-d idea that all were equal, JHe would prefer that the two and the resokitiou was adopted. races should- hot be, educated together, and : 1 that they should not intermarry; but the Constitution, just adopted, bad neither the word 'white' black' iu it and th erefore class leirislation, so lar as mere collor is con cerned, was gone forever. It the resolution were to pass, jit would be the same iu princi pie as snyfyig ;that whites should sit Ion the tioor of the House, and the blacks in the lob by. He Uietcfore, protested against its pas sage Mr. Justice, of Rutherford , inquired ofMr. Sweet, if he ws not pledged for separate schools; and if not, did he uot know that he was ia a hopeless minority ? V Mr. Sweat said lie was. not so pledged. He read trom the bill of rights that all" were equal, ine vouswiuiion emirowerea me the muuiripid autliorit e of the town ot Mr. Harris, of; Wake, moved; that the mo- suiubury, recommending that it do not pass. Ooluoane Asylum. Mesrs. ProSitt, Ami tin to defer, be laid upon the table. jCar- , J Mr.iH.nd ricks, a resolution providing' stroug, Foster and Waldrop. ie-'. ! 1 . 1 . .i ' ' " . r ...;. . ri J Ti. k..5n. n ll.fl ailonl on of the 'e wrganizauon oi av uiiiiua. i taceG resolution, the yeas aud nays were ordered, upon the calendar. By Mr. Stilley, a resolution c-'qnesting the g I i uuv vaj"iii vi f uiaiv niii i rif i v uv Wednesday, July 15, X868. once a bill to this House, providing for the On Enrolled Bills. Messrs. Rhodst,- Ilia- Baat,-White, Frebee and Hawkins. On Peoal Iasiitut ioes. Meesro. Clay tor, A.f Chowati, Whltely, iJaouer, Horney aud Ellington. On Printing Messrs. . Candler-, Blair, I.U r- rtnctA ol.nirnoin of th .Tndici.irv orcftnitntion of cities and towns with a view . .... I . . .ii II . , . I Cn. f'..llii.rr ami n llllnliiaun k.i,.., ,urro,A hiii to sustain as tar as nofsioie an nnpoiutmenu ctM wm"b UIHUiiOLiec, ; wo nuvm nua m t --.-- I ,,. - a m ' tt I V , . i . ... ! . it ..... .n.,.i . .n.k ...... i n......... i Mr. iimnani nresauteu a ueiiuuii noui - appointing Judges ot the pupenor wiuris, un uhiu.m. - - -r Clerks of the Superior Courts, and Chairmen The rules were suspended aud the resolu- o. oi uarne, N ..y.- m vc. ..r ,i,ttTWtf nonntv Coinmfssioners to tioH adotfted. of electbtt . fr.'iMGn; Cnby,;'skiiig Iha talc the nriw axaminatioD of feme eererf Mr. Harris, of Wake, from the committee House to petition congress w remove - : . I - - . ... I t-.". 11! - -I!.- . T f 1 ... ..ifl. . ... .... : . . In f vus inMnK In nrut i u fur tint destitute polllicai aisaoillliea. ttcwrsu w wni'i""- n the conveyance oi real estate, reporteu r r j- . ., ; ,v, ,. ., . . . . Um1 inlnl,n l'rni. i.in.l Uu,ll Kill,. 1 Oil I rlVlIetteS SUd XaleCtlOUS. Mr. Durham read a telegram from Un The bill empowers the comnonecs of Nathaniel Boyden, at Washington, in which any county to levy a special tax upon all was stated tliat the disabilities of Alessri. county property liable to taxation in a sum Nicholson and Davison, of Iredell, had been ti of it.vl,av1,ad tha same nhder consider- ot meoium larmers, maue a sepon, suo- ation. and report back a substitute for the i"ii.g U.rewhh a bill, , i ' with a Kcomnieodation that it do ' srv lnan f talents, and will, no doubt, make subscribed, and this amendment ac- r.n excellent officer. f cepted by the Stockholders of said Cbm- W. R Rii hardson "Ren ifflta win Ipany, tbenJ the State sbalf be entitled to .., , v. !-. - j . . I t t?:-i s...;.i. aiw.ar.... xc..i Private Secretary, has entered upon hisirfP7 m P aun , tne 7.. ; t 'rx i -J . -r? amount of stock held, and it shall be the ker. White, ViiTsteaan,d Wilson, dutiesas Clerk of the Executive Depart- U,ty of Governor from time to time Nats Messrs. Bellamy, lily the, Cook, ment, a position wnicn nis long expert- 'to appoint! one or more persons to repre- Eppes, Galloway, Hayes, Legg, Rich aud eqce hts rendered him crainently quali-1 sent the stock of the State in all Compa-j Sweet. fiod trfill. , " I ny meetings. r A message was received from the Honse bECi A 1 hat the restrictions in Said of Rir.rMentativea. nroooain to ro imine- Tamks M, JijflXiCB, Esq. In our Syp jt requiring the road to be built by diately into the election f the United States opsis of the prbceedipgs of the Legisla- .t''J Senator,, for U,. ter,m which ; will expire ture will be foimd'A oreamble and 'resolu-' h -o .sw.- -r .u. Marc th T8, asking, the concurrence I v w yvuwK hww a w . uva a4 .. VI tion introduced by Mr. Justice, reauirin? ! their mtv from time to time think .1.- " i i The hour havinr arririd Iha FUnntA ceeded to an election in conformitv with an same, pass, The followinjg notices were given By Mr. Love That he would on to-inor- row or some early day thereafter, introduce a. bll to increase the capital stock of the Legislature to provide for the educatiou ef Western Railroad Company the children ot the btate. When that was Mr. instead introduced a WW entitled, a done, the legislature had gone as fur as it bill to authorize the Air Line Railroad Com could. If a line ot distinction could be pany in Souflt Carolina to construct its road drawn in refereuce to the schools, it could within the limits of this State.1' be done in the Legsature,in the jury box, and Mr. Cook introduced a billi providing for on the witness stand, ihe Kepublicans had thn nn,nriiirnmnt of mannfatiirM in mt. . . ; ueeii threatened with these issues by the ton woolen, jute and. linen goods. Read Conservaties, but if the party could not care fit time and referred to couiniittee on Cor for the party, Mr. Harris, of TPake, was in favor of col ' porations. , Mr. Martindale introduced a bill extend ing the tax lists for the eouiities of Wash - inton and Martin. Mr. Sweet, on the part of the committee on the Judiciary, reported a bill entitled. An act to pro-vide for the filling of rucato- not to exceed $.S,)00, for .the purposes affor ding relief, i . If impracticabl at once to collect the said tax, then the Commissioners can issuu conu ty orders (h be paid out ef the tax, when collected,) for any amount nut exceeding the sum of $5,000, said orders to bear interest aud to be. sdld by the Coinm.issioue.rs at uot less than 70 per cent, of their face value, Ac. Mr. Rhodes moved to amend 1st section by sinking out f,000, and insert $J,Q00. Carried. Mr. A rgo moved to amend 1st section Uy inserting after " Octustitution" the words all Son the poll." removed. By iM-rmission. thesejfentlemen approach ed tlie Speaker's dek, qualified, and took their s-au aa members. Mr. Fo, from the eomnptes un privi leges and elections, to whom was referred tlouse" resolution No. 7, to examine sod re- r . ...... yp.t l..... prt upon the menu oi eacu case oi i oed members elect made a report, (Mr. Liur baiu disiealing as the opinion of the com- ittee, that the following person are ban-4 m oed by tho ron!italhHal amendment, are not entitled tp their scats until their disabil titles shall have leen removed, vix : Messrs, NiciioWoB, Pavi.lson, Brown Hrper, Grier, cies occurring in the offices provided for in ! fohulag ujUuM of the aiproVal of tl, article 7, of the Constitution of North Car- Board o DirtCl reC.Ht, b ..15.- X..m.A JSU Iwm. . - . ... ti i . v c x, Stewart and Keener. Th committee au The aiaeudmeat was discussed 1)T Meaxnu 1 t; ' ... .i -i t u , I to be discharged from any father eoeside ra tion of IheelaiineoftheforegiMOgnained per son, but widied farther time ss to Mesr, Kelley of Daplio, Alison and Long of Un well. ' - J The report was, adopted and the requ:U of the committee graoted. Mr. Pon, from the same committee, repon- Argo and Harris, of Wake, , when Mr. Downing moved that the, whole mat ter be laid upon the table. Reecired a message from the Senate io- e he Governor, for the Deaf aud Dumb Asylum; Mr. Cbaudler gave tiotice that at the eud the appointment of a committee of five per. to report a bill protectimr the laborin.r I f Sec classes agates intimidation in yoting.- This is very considerate, air wc are glad to see. that Rutherford j County's ftepre rejentatiyes is not tjnmiudful of the in terost of the laboring men, the men who are depeiidcut for land, &c., upon others. We hope tliat the committee wilf report a-bill making it misdemeanor and allow savers penalties to be .inflicted on any mnn whp shall discharge or threaten to discharge any one on account of votmjr ai they may wishi Wc ' desire this to e'i nepu tlicari Gorehnnerrf.' We desire North Carolinians whether " they be white or black, to vote as interest may dictate, not aa the yoJJ j pp. aristocracy , pigb w ish -Wilmingtoi Charlotte and . Rutherford Railroad. We havebeen astonished to find, in the . Siflj'ir.ers report of tb proceedings of the The Public Treasurer I hrr. by authorized to subscribe one million Gf ct dt 0.ngress to regulate the time and manner! oKioMmg elections for Senators , in Congress, Approved July 28, 1866, for Uni ted States Senators for the term ending March 4th 187S, under tlie superintendence of Messrs. Love and Barrow. . j Mr Brogden nominated Hf n, John Pool, Mr, Barnes nominated Hon. Wm. A Gra hain. . . j !'! I For Mr. Pool Messrs, Barrow, Beesley, dollars to aid in the completion and ex- tension of said road from Charlotte, West, -which subscription shall be made by Bonds having ii per cetit. interest, pa. oie semiannually anjj to run thirty years, : and these (Bonds to bo issued and placed in the "hands of the President and birecx tors ofsaia road so soon as this amend ment shall5.be accepted by said Company, Bellamy, Brogdeu, Burns, BJytbe, Crdgruve, L L - T J u . f 1 . i 1 ' 1 ' n i T . m Ti. i i -r- . out. ine Douus snan not, De used unless vioa V!lT,s ves, Xiineriuge, fppes, JJorK- they shall be sold at par. er, Gidlo way;' Hayes, Harrington, Half, Hy- c.l 'i tt- 11 .1 A man', Jones, "of Wake, Letg, Linay, Lonjr, Sec. 4J II.s Excellency, Governs M-nindal.,' Mf daeret,' Moor., S or, shall, from time tfr time, appoint one yaneey,' Rieh, Repass, Riehardson, Smith or more persons to reprtscnt the amount Shoirner, Sweet, Wclker, White, Winstead of stDok separately, op said road Weet of and Wilson 85. ! Charlotte. . : ... '. For Mr. Graham Messrs: Barnes, Txve, Sec, 5. In pi opotticui to Jbe amount I Melchor, Mason, McLangblin,1 and Par- of stock held by the Sut. in sxid rd die-. : ! f I- On motion of Mr: (Jooic, a message .was sent to the House ol ft cpr emulative, propos-.-ing to go. into an election of a United States Sen-tor for term ending March 4th 1871, . - ! The committee on election of the United Spates Senator for the term eodiu2 March 4th 1873, reported Whole number of votes West pf Chirlotte, His ExceUencv, the- Governor, shall appoint a Director resj ding m eacli County through which aid road is to pass, "who sha I fkut jointly it h the? County and individual Stockholders in said counties, in all matters ' touching i the managemeat of : sal road West of ored schools and colored teachers, aud col ored churches and colored preachers. He I had so denned himself ia the canvass. He had promised the people that the white aud colored children should not be forced into theisame schools, and he should adhere to that pi edge. The interests ot both rtces detaanded that there should be no mixed olina. Read first time. schools. : The gentleman from Cumberland, By permission, Mr. Brogdeu introduced a (Mr. Sweet,) was occupying old Couserva- bill entitled a bill laexteud tho time fr five ground. The people of Salem, who be- registering grants, mesne conveyances, pow fore the' war had instructed the colored ers of attorney, deeds of sale, deedrof giftt children, might tolorate mixed schools, but I deeds of trust, and marriage aeulemeuts be would not force such a thing on other I Rd first time. portions of the State, which are opposed to The rules were suspended and tie bill tion of paUjc priater, having been occupied passed its secona reaumg. - by the Joint session of the two Houses, on The consideration of the resolution was The Principal ClerV of Ui Senate then motion of Mr. Sinclair, a message was sent suspended, and a message was read from read Hie journal of the Senate embracing to the SeuatV proposing to elect a priuter me senate, concurring in the proposition j e acuou 01 uiai pooy in ine rour-g Ior to-morrow at 12 o'clock, M. r..- '.u,a, ieWyn j Mr. Seymour, a resolution providing from Camden county, and referring 1 . x ue vierK oi vne uomw oi epreeeui v t1iat M lhu, du 0, j - XQtl laa W. wimo. put in wmilnaUon Hon. read the Journal ol la boot containing tne ned Dy Howard Ainendmeut, be allow John Pool. " proceedrags'ln re!ao to the of 30 days, he would introduce a bill con- . . i v r . , cooiesuu iifw av oi ivw, reason tliat the laUer had not received from the fortoer tt prwyioos notice of thirty dayi bf the intention to contest his seat By Mr. Downing, a resolution providing for a committee of tiveou euotiogeut expen ses. Placed upon the ealeaHlair. By Mr. lUoin, a resolatloo discharging the cowmiue ou mtfd elections from the cooderatioa of the claims ot the eon. firming a decree of the Court of Equity of the county ot Buucoinbe in favor of the heirs at law of W. G. Candler, deceased. The hour of the special order for, the elec- Mr. Durham nominated Hon. W. A. Gra ham. . ' "'.'' The Chair apjxuUted Messrs. Bowman and Durham to superintend the election. The ballot in the House was as follows: ted States Senators. U befs of the General Assembly. (The President of the Joint AweuibTy an- Mr. Seymour moved that the rules be sns uouueedas follows: ; j peridedthat the resolutiou may be iimuedi- ) fif ntlnmon of tha Snala Had Ilonsa of atelv acted pa. . Carried. Renresentativea r It aonearim; from the Mr. Stilly moved to amend ty striking ont For Mr. PooZ-Measrs. Abbott. Arae, Ash- iournals of the General Assembly of the the words MJr diem aud worth. Bowman, Blair, Barnes, Banuer, Car- Btate ef North Carolina, that the two Hou- 3t. R uclair opposed the motion to smke son, Candler, Clayton of. Chow&n, Clayton j Bes coinposiac th same, did. on Tuesday, oat. He tboagbt it but a simple matter of ot i raiisylvaiiia, Cherry, Crawford. Caw- the HtU of July. A. 1888, in conformity jasnee mat tuoao iiersons. Holding certiD- inorn, uownitig, lilhua-tou. JSstes, , Poster, with tlie kw proceed to elect a Senator to caies oi eiecuon signed by ueueral Uanby, Franklin, Porkner, Gahagan, Gunter, Gil- represent said State la the Congress of this shonld receive the usual per rifem, and uijle- bert, Gfaham, Hutcfdngs, Harrisof Franklin, Uuited States for the iexpirod term, end- lge. Tliey came here as it was tlieir duty Harris of Wake, Horney. Hodiiin. Haves, inir on the 4th dv of March.' 1-875. 'and it to do. inenrrinr tlirliT rAniilt!i i. Hiuuant, Hendricks,. Iograau, Justice ot Jlen-1 also appearing that tlie Uoij, John Pool did j penre, and he should favor their beiug paid, desaon Justice of Rutherford. Kiuner. Kel-lin'said election, reeeive a baioritv of all Mr. Blair tl. nlltrlif I lint. ihrwA noranna Moore, Long of, Chatham,; Long of the votes ia each House f said Genera ted, and bauneJ by the Howard amendment, the matter to a special commit tee. of, five, U be appointed by the Chair, Placed qpqo -i i i - STXCIAL OKDSB. Tlie special order was Uieresolatiou of Mr . Sinclair, petiiioiring Congress to remova at once the political disabilities of all baoo ded persons ; elected to the LegUature, pru- vided..thej acrtuesc in tb reconstrac tion aets of Googreaa. ' ; - ' - . Mr. Seymour moved tliat the reollion indenukely postponed,' Jsnd cal'ed for tlie prevfoasquesti.ua. The call being sustaioea, the motion prevail. . By Mr. Morris, a Mil to amead an act in corporatiag'the City aod Aoademy ot Nw bern. Referred to oomwittee on Corpora tions. ;
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