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Phifer. @. L. Payne, Prentiss, r. T. Paine,
Pratt. Perkins. Poindexter, Puryear, T. Fl. Rob
eson, Reid, Roane, Rush, j. A Smith, Sharpe,
Street, Trull, Thrash, Waddill, Waters, White
hurst Washington, T. Wilson.--6s.


Mr.. Stanly was declared duly elected, and hav-
ing been conducted to the Chair, made his ac-
knowledgements to the House.


The House then proceeded to vote for Princi-
pal Clerk. The following is the result:


For Charles Manly lFederalisD SO


For L. HI. MarstcIler (democrat) 40


Maj for Manly. 20


The House then voted as follows for Reading
Clerk, James r. Dodge, of Surry, and John. D.
Cameron Of Cumberland, being in nomination:


For Dodge (federalist) II


For Cameron (do.) ae. s. 80


For Busbee (dem)


Mr.. Busbee was not IN nomination. Mr. Dodge
having received a majority of all the votes, was
declared duly elected The House then adjourn.
ed until yesterday ten o'clock.


The House met yesterday pursuant to adjourn
ment, and proceeded to vote for Door-keepers.
Samuel J. Finch, Of Cherokee, was elected Prin.
cipal Door-keeper, and Mr.. Lowell, of Surry, AS
sistant keeper, both of the former door-keep-
ers, Mr.. Anderson, of Orange. and Mr. Page, of
Randolph, falling under the axe of prescription.


The House then adjourned.


"Thus,' says the Register, "has the Legisla-
ture of the Wing State of North Carolina entered
upon its duties with proper spirit" A proper
spsrit? The spirit of prescription? Is the Re
gister in earnest? Or is he not rather mad when
he thus encourages and stimulates the spirit of pro-
scription in branch and that ofdisorganizatlon
in the other2 We offer HIM no advice. Surely
he can do what his friends in Caucus tell him to
10, and surely Mr.. Badger can govern with dis
;retion and ability the leaders ofthe Wing" par
y in North Carolina. Much more hereafter.