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i a:ul j . !i :;ti Iivi'dolore
nn 1 - p. ne t Uiou ful forty
1 ..t parties in this StKt;
v uU-ot i' t'.io lU'.U u;.d derogative t'l
i'.,;mly J t!.o V'i j T.j of i!a State.
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AlUj-te n), AI!ci Jwrii.ni, J. W.Thorue(
:. t. m. -o. J- r.-.Vou.niu, w.n. wheel-
tr, D, r'. lJ.-f kery, A. L. Davis,' A. Me
CnV, V,'. 1". Malison, "J. J. .Nusrcll, J. O,
wi:. f. Jmcj, j. ;r, justice, n.,B.
Iliunant. '.'.!..;'.
, The u. Jr fcu'.J that tha praicst .would be
receive! u ; 1 fli.H tb Convention" pa-
. - -i , . '
Mr. Turn, r ilionlit llmt t!ii lio!e pro
cr.-c!i:i-i w.h out 6f oVk'. 'The chair bal
u) ri! t t' niiytl.in bu jualif ilia
n -mien ilrrf. 1 - '';''',
i!i-!.;;t olfct ihtn -canio forwnr.l
6 1 (itjaiifiixJ, ilio oHth tcing aJRii.itor-
ci: : C - '. AV
When thocouut ufltjUun w.u "
.fc.r8. r'nit lutr au'l MKichm, nsA ia-
Mr. Tu'ir-i-fl uuiuiuaUj4 lVu r Iluliii of l'.y Mr. l'ri '
iiuI;ij'i o'j.
Mr. 1 lill tta dccUre-l Kily t!.- l- l i: I .
tilt-.Tcl up'O Ua duties tifl.il c'-i-v.
' ' On" mot'.. -ii of Mr. Coleman t-" 1 ' ;'
f a A-i'' .at D ) k " ; r '-';
Vr. ,: . . -' .: i , . . . Iwito'j. ,
i - lL$f-x-
S vwti bcln'' tut on Mr. 'zXi
CJ vein, Jonc,f;,.rw,
' r tr i. t K. 0. r..t;'r, tla dcl.-.te
;i Y.'h':, I. J. Vousig, fiom Grtntilic,
' i . 1 :.co jq 4li9 county I
i i:i
. a V)
i t!.u
! Ke a
t ii in
t-u:1ve
'.e.liuj
oi ion hi a (uii!ilii a, i'
'Jh IV
,-itory
i
: ::i'!y slitlt C fl t!l(f.J I'
. , who J.uvu no iu!ir t ut itakc,
,... sUi,j into ourULoa few d.ys be
, nu tKciiuli, ami c.ib their vntea,
;i trainpt:)
Lain: to vdto'n.;:iin in
T J. I - I ...
, ! r; 1U IT rt.T.i'3. 1AI 11, HMIO l?W.
i ; evciy ' vvk-r to eii.i'.'t lis lax res
, iiii I it wi.! go tar iu f'Ui'i'.n im Dal-
ix (i lumo of tha viliaiuiei that are
; itut UK)0.an uoivereuV And iudifl
to tufl'ruc."' " 1 ' - ' ' . ,
:ut su.'csuon I would like to tiialce
;t loii'iratilij bad)'., . It will ba.recoU
ttuit when llio Lst Leislaturo was
! to tax tlo47. ;A committco lo w(ioui
Mn.lo Diattor wo referred, finally re
I that audi a lar would be uncansti
al. ' Wtll ' however thlj ' may be,
onvcntioii 8!.culd see to it that fulure
'.itioiv shall Lavo ' tLe power to ptws
i law. Tiiii Is not a political q'icatiou,
. thoulJ certainly . ba attended to, at
iitiiH) your dlstiiiuiiiiid rejrescuta jfo'ees.--ilakJt!m
iijnitiativo in theso niat'tj,080 0f
1 j . . .i t 1 1 rH? 1
iiuii'iiuuit'iiid mat x luiiiK will co oi
use service to thrf Slate. .
:jI,C. V'.-yCttener cut ig t
.'3TITXTT' ita i Md EilON.
(!( li.';i-iiiir iiL'"ec-rlifiKaL.!i of tilt SIuV T
u,t f.n initilrts' as a
i- i r ..: V'w. ..:.l . ...1 KTT't (I,
i-i i tain tci u:;..Lt('Tr.jni roll-)iol fer. ; ' VaiX
JuiL-c Se.tio enid, to fUoiritaie the tiranf be
jzatiuti lie would rrdcr that the allegcdV
.ucnibers'fruui Il tiu'scn sl.ind anide for the
pn eent Mr. Turner yljecelr Jtliat the
chair ha I n.) ti' t t est dolejates liolJing
eertilWlcM ai!e. Mr. Turner ,wa fpllow
e.i by JfeWrj. Ciingman aaJ Maoning, and
after icwne dsbato, b'ttlo agrerd to'qualify
efsrs.Hineluir and JIcRieliid, tbt Demo-
oratio tlelegaUn. . ; . , . , .
' Tho delegates having all been qualified
tbo chafr 'announced that nominations for
President were in order.
Mr. iS'ortuti wa$ declared' diy elected
and entered upon the dischargs of the du
tut oi li i oiTiec.
A fur the latt vto had been taken, Mr'.
Morclicad laid that the candidte Jooea, he
undortooJ, was colored maa 'in good
taodiug in the Republican party, and he
would a.k that Mesirai Charublain, Dull
and Boyd be allowed to ciut their Votes for
. . ' t . v .........
him. .,, . . . , - , , , ,. ,
Mr. Tuuree said he hoped the gentle
man woul I la allowed to Void or not vote
as they desired. Ia other -words to cook
their own hash ia their owd way. . -,,.''
Mr. Turner said Jm bad pq bjoctioo to
these gentlemen "cooking their bash" jo.
their own way,, provided, thej, did it ui
their same old Hack pot.,. ) ,. , .
After this little pat,and the n(wrmntipn
afrrdod by Jfr. Jlorehcad M to the cour
plexion of Jones, the pegrq, caudiiatp,
Mesars. Uinnant, Ma-wi Uo'too and Jouus
of Yadkin, changed their, votes from Jouts
to Hughes. Mpwrs. Boyd, Cowman and
Dula voted f.r Hughes'. Jjr. Cbamberlajrj,
of Cam.le'uj was called to. record bU( vote
but di.J not da so. Al of theia gent'emcn
aro white liepublicans. ,- ,
Mr.Tourtjee.renowau bis motion that the
n ' ! 1 i . - i: J:.
& VyOllvenuou UU IMMT iniurii itc u.c. , ( :
i Mr. .Yrench ; sccoi.dcl tho iiiotion and
led for the ycaa and nays., ., ., ,.
fhe mptioa was rejected. Yeaa 57, nays
Mannixand Lehman, from CVaveu,
a u.l J. (I A. P.rya'X of W!kf, all United
States Oiliccn. aud it siich both'ecuse why
should not thrir seats be declared vacant.
Py Jtr.fYean', afwMa;ior Mf jijl ''7
to the Coimintteu oicleclion, as to whelU-
erj?f nai. Iln mlrf or Cartfrrrrtr "Boti
tuifciiie Court Ccrk of said eouufy, li. K
Vaushsu, Sheriff of TrancylvanU, Joseph
Dobson, 8o!i:itor of thi 5th 'J udicial ' Div
tr'ict, aa I Joiiaii 'Turuer,1 Slate Ttlutcr';
(Jfessrs. Wi'cox and Woodfin, Kepubli
cine, wcro in the ball, but did Dot vote.)
By Mr'.' Cadger : An ordiueu'ee for the
ri toval of the dis ibilities of Nf. W. j Ilar
d K Placed bu'th calendar. ' '
I JarU tnovad that Iho Preideut ap
p. 'ta committee of five to prepare rules
ful i vi i-overnment of the Convention, and
tl?,lioiftk rulea of the iaVt Senate' be uied
port bt mid Committeejf lipt-
ind if such bo the rane why' should Hot
thtir seaU'be &cc)(a vacant;'' ' '
'13 Mr.'KuriiltVa ruotiou tliut a'GaCri
milted ol five appointed li wait od' Ilk
Excellency, the Govefiior, and Inform him
of the orjanlz ition of this Convention tod
ready to rebel ve1 any conimunieation 1 frotn
him. ' MK Turner tVn'poWd 'the riiotioht
ihought the Oovenios' wus thoroughly' fu
diffcreut and did not caro whether the Con
vention was organized or not.' His' action
in ordering the Orauge county election,
.4 .,f tha General aiir J J
Comhwioucrt to thrte iutieni of Ev ;
i z t' e term of Governor and S'ntaO; tm
f.,r io lotpadV four years: i.rovi lintf
the writ of Ai6cis eorxii Bhll never here
after beiii!pin.K'd ; for o.-parate schools for
tho-whitJ ami color.M rup.-s"; alidihing the
K,.,isia branch of the General A""-mMy;
pndiibilinpf convicted fo'ons from lioM.ngl
"i'C'l f uWV0 juri"' ! rro,iJin2 t''jXu
coinproma ot the public debt. A; --f (,,
lil;;. 'a'.
Ari: itr,rni '
.-i.t.'
hvordinarrcef tntrodtjccd were fiu.arthe
.Democratic aidflf the .
ception of tf --v
Ytung. . ' ''" ' "" '
Mesirs UpCaod VaJdclf, Dmak rU,
were ehH-u.f Kurollinj ud J7cij'j!g
ClerkioCthCiiivtt'yr-f?'i'.' ' j'
i niaiicBiioiwfirrr.-wJBoaious, but little
U-t- character, and that void
pi biwerneesor uau icuunj. - -
sw
SHAVING;
i siiAArpooiWV
k ! k IULiKiir, X. afiopt 11th, 1873. .
The CtAveoiioa vu called to - order at
10. o'rloik br lVosideot'Kaosoiu.. i
l I.. .UI!... !.!! II .I.U-l-l IJ
,,iriKI lira iwww. . .... I, ,
rata from -Jartk.. .,. ,U 1 IL'I t W W"t'lf '
- . . . V" tJ- 1 Inif Ullt 11 V OTOTK, aiUl ir'.J'll rr
Jouroai oi jeCToaTj"-vi-jL-.OT- .
y.x v.
Llo Iiiaiiran! t'.iiii) . ... . .
Tbp Ur.drnrrlta " .
Capital . ..Trr. .:".. . "
Sortll Stat. t'ai itiil - ,
hiuoi.d - iro Co. " ...I ....... .1,0
.mmen-I'll Flro ('.i. 1 1,(
Wo are pn-pari'd to tn',i" rikon j i- ;
i OX aujoiii.n.; i ' ' v . .
Lull other hasar.loiK ri, I m m t . .
l.ld rato. ! ' ' ' ' ' 1
l-Cm
t' Jarberh in"
JinUEnY.wUli U Inform t:. ,
that I am prepared to do all klu.Uof
work In my Hue, such as ,y .
I
Ail '.I. I i, J '.
' iitrr-rjirrj or BTAiii'
''Jcfcr--'" vpra arnica on
Hk TimT the day and until lToV -
thirty dayenftfr ha was1 noiiSed lut&JWi"W:
,ou day's, showed thai ; ,.; fitf ,., , 'uwiV;
. ' -I. r .i tii'j r s . -.v. 'km .ar ' "
'eniocratu
;d himlf.fr Gov.
1 V
ilr. aioertson, iua., nommaioa kj. it- n j'a . sol via sap jm.uiiw'-. , '(..
tansora oO, Docker 1, Whcet gM; yQMffiS&ViSt SCr lhr o'clock boio'.th'e Uer-
I W Iwr.,'C",i::-ll J'MrS.-ii JaiL rlrt ot tUCNtttiittee on rule.
1'
parly, did cot dfutrviVConve'utioti and he
was not -Willing to fcolify bini of this or any
other actimi of the Convention. '
Mr. Ileid coiueiJewitTr. .Turner, in
his views of the action of the Executive iu
regard y the Oruugo countir vacancy, but
ba thought it cmiuently. proper, th it this.
body.sittiur as rewrtueutauves ot-'
vereigns of North C&rohiiiJZjvtZpiU,
that his ExcelleuTfovernor,., should
bo' iuformed i of. the .organization, . .of, thw
bod, itc Mr. ijij was interrogated ar-
ing his remarks by 'Mw?ri., Badger , aud
Tuurgee, us to bivopi.4our whether or dot
the Go.ernor'JtJtd the irowenb - orJer ;tha
election iu Oniue in less ttrlie thao4hirty
days in' acconlauce wita law.' ' J' ' "
Air. Kct'l sai.i, he inought tie U0cvH
power was ample and complete to ordeth3'
eleulion earlier, and the fact that he was
in ijivor of ali'lm in filiate adjournment of
tlie Convention, it was clear that he did
BOt intend that Orange county should be
represented in full. After further discus
sion between M1'9- Tourgea and Turner,
tha vote was taken on t,ha motion and ,flll
tha oiembois . witu t t.'iu exceptioa of .Mr.
luruer voleum, theathnuatiyc
Tho Presiden t aauQiiuced, the , follow log.
'"J i ix :.'..L t. t..i.. i:.i
ixty 15
. -
Government of tho Coilvcrttimr 'was
mon!? lha l.esolutions-tf'VAHl tha' fol
a .
lowing were of most Itrfaoeet. ''.
By Mr. Price, V'tiou'7j
tiontothe tJo.Tsee'
to report Jy ' "stljLUWice
Of L.t.r l'D;u iurrri. ' "
jliislt'Mrk resdiutioo of inetrue
tlleC'imiiiiiteeoti Trivibges A Eleo
.us,' to reix)i i ilie resolutions ia 1 reference
to the Robmou county contcitcd 'election
case as early as practicable," ' " ' '
Mr. luruer amenaed the resolution '
insertiuff the case of Judge Buxtrti
reported on at the same t'"loefKel by
Mr. Buxton. rr:s"Tutioa adopted
und.tr a saipeusloii of the rules. : 1 ; "'
By.O'llari, coloroda resolution to ad
journ luie dU; lies oVec, tinder ike rules.
By lh same, a raniltftiou to abolish the
towmhip system, and restore tha old County
Courts of Pieatiud Quarter Sessions,' Re
ferred.' v. ' '-' 1 ' ''
'" OKDTSAXCE8 INTRODCCEDi ' - " '
The following are among the ' ordinances
an I resolutions offered :, . ' " '
, iBy Mr. Wheeler, an ordinance to amend
Art, 13, bee 2. of theConstitutiou, provid
ing t,Uit no Couvcution of the peoplo shall
be ha I without submitting tha question of
Convention to the people. Referred. .
By Ut. Wheeler, fiu drdiuanio to make
the homestead a fee simple. , f ' ' '
1 Mr. Whithcrs ohKuted to tho -reception
of i.lio orduiauce,ioin,the fact !tt .it : wioi
, llAIR-CU'ITLN'G, tic.
. tor
it I li';-I.t.
Hlio, up talrs In the buii.iinrt kn .uii
is tlie Urinr .tors of Dnt. 0a -Ingiou it Mc
Leadoii uer tha CourtJouiv .
t u tvWMXrfULT. Jr.
, Pep., l&.lp' .! !. !'J i- 24- tf
i . m . am 9 m ' t
ku- v ' fiOtlCO I i
tnaxni tm. Tii iiiettincr of as msnv
tlieCUizensof Lileavilleand Auon-
nilTowiibhip. asf-vlUlsiK)sel loattcnd. at
HarrV t'tcw-a ltoads, ou the JltU InsL, foi
tho purpose of sscerUlnmjr. tna prevailing'
sentitneniof a ntajorliyoif Uio voters otsalii
Towusblps, In tei,.,11Ji proponed clians
of line bvtvoiPir
24-lt MAM llllM.
i-asT-l
xn i
notice r ,
n. i'--v'
Ith'eHT
ils f-V
n.viohuion of the restrictions that he lifl'j . iVaot, oonwlnln aMut oi'jir' ' ,
s.vorti to support ( . ' . ( nnd llity acic. m J iltiu.tr tint
ana resolutions had already bled inn-o.luo.. Soma, known aa tha Jonlu i W.
IIKSPKCTFU'-LY Inform All remcin
who nro Ihdebted to the firm of' Anh
a "HnwiA, Ashe COp'peilifO, al0 to mo In
Oivl.toallr. that thmewcctiwnto nnmt Ivet
tied by the 1 tliof Nov. mxU. At thlv. imn
tbe mimes of all IX'liuquenti will be rlvti
C.tho other pliys'lciaUH, Irrespective i of per
aot "H"ut favor or fer. '
, T0inina.i-. p. f. A8FIK, M. D.,
: Land IShJlSI U
BY VlRTUK of a . eed of truX
umlerslgned, executed by iNimS
)r iiua.oi tnocouuiy oi Anson, Vx.
ilate the 17th day of November,, i
thd payment of-certnlii dcbtV :
tioiied, we will xf04e to j0 vo ..d MKin t
blililer for crkIi, ou 1'kurHday tlio 18tli dj
ot JiovVinber uex, a t plantation hoi n
of (beaaid rSamut-l Smith, hfthe county t
.Vifion, the foltowirjr 'n,tj7f,lan-A,7.'irAl
adjoining the lands of Jtsmijuiiian 1
and others, hcinrsaii) Samurj dmlth'i
in the partition vjf tbv iumU of Lis U
jonn Miniii. uee:wc!i.
rgue
otuer oajj-ioxnMei Sit.v-'JL i")marv.
'U.o. Xiu.Vcuaves of
'acwlicre w e publish the pn
-ri fix 1
ne
itord
............ ...M
.r iiii-''"-
itnr
Of
have vcceivcu
Convention
v .ol ItuTjr lad to h- lulbe
t' most of the meialers a 'rit of
'Hati.H'i and a dispo..itbn to w.-. '. to
'ir 'mrmonyv ' "
i gi 'y lo bo f.op-iJ tlint tlio r -oi
if tl.i. jorUi.t boily will r.:!iu. r
ll.ey L.ivo I cca Bclectcd from nn; ;
r fullow'ciii... ;.s lo so amend tha or;, -tw
as to i . t it to the wauU of Koif
"iniaii.-i. Th.;ii let party feelings ;
im Lo laid n.-ii!u and let them wo
" with r.o other motive than that .
' Ci'ii" titutlon a "model ii:
o hind. This will requiiv ,e
'.ion. .There have been to" y
: an 1 r.:na:! 'menta alrca , rc
' Don't :t i.-uicli."' IU r..i.
sunio.l.
nccompn: ,
One crfi ;
'Clitioi!
; Judgo
; fof . tho'.Prosid
irtccn.tallola
n,' nn election, Ti'ono'urtcen'jli
ballot rtsultcl!.-. Ransom CO; Dockery 58,
Pinto Durham 1: 'At tho.jt)arneft -solicita
tion of biJ f.ionJs DivKansom voted for
himself and thm .waa etacled PrctiJeiit of
tho Convention.
Judo Fetllo then announced. the,yote
on.1 Dri - lta a ; nn was condaetoa -4 ihe
'chair, and tleclarcd the .Convention duly
organized and ready for bnsineaa.
On motion , tha Convtotion adjourned"
of
4 V I ..
sner
ft
1 iw ,w
- i a
imLil l'O o'clock Wednesday.
Wednesday, Sept. 8th.
C t.
lo.Iow
.0: . .
Homey-
ui patch was ter.t
: i : AUorDty-Gcnor;'.'
IT, i.. ur.Jcr dale of Sep?
I (jt'iC . L'nUcl States:
. ; t o ui Uirhanecs i:i !. is State,
(.!... .ructions to tho t jti of tho
Tl.f.r l.r.s b:a!i an ur. ..cl "d con
r.l i.i .' I 8ciuj snb-
it V.
TI. li-.-
, G
,t (
v. "' ihiiii' is nuict
ii i .N! .'.1 for United
i. t pretend that
i .V '.inat tho State
! l vl n revision of
' , f 167-3, . 10-34.
' t i . ' ' and
' U ;j t; . ; Dy- i.l but
I tf t!. 3 j' ' , ' in tho
!;t St.-.te ( lovtV 'iicnf.
J II Gi ')i:
'.i ;.ii.
t Li v . ;
'V'iS bi'O
The President.nnnoupced.that thoCon'
venti-n was opened for uusiness. '
Mi.MA-itiyJtiTv'i nd made a motion to
adjourn mne (UKihcr making a few pre-.
uninary remaiifs.' - . ( . t- r -
Mr. 'Mauiriii;' fed him to rdefc3-' .V
Tho PreaidctrCr Jlod hhn out of order. '
Mr.'Rcld f ijlji.at nrjriKhejrartization
tlitJi4nv'entiou,.occ. -s.. ..:.iji- ,
On n.oyj of ilj. Rid he cleetjon o,f a
Piimipal Secretary was grono into.
ilr. Shobcr nominated jjlinstpne Jone
of Wake, as PriucipJpcrcUry yof ihe'
Convention. : : Vni.'A".'
V Mr. Aibershm nominated W; RI Rich
anlson of Wak-. ' ' ' ,;' ..
Mr. Jones rcci-ieu-.,'"MeS, Ir. Rich-
nrdsou 53. . " ti,., . .'T,,is,
Tho chair declared MK Jones duTclect-
cd and h was qnalified. . t fv.;
0:i rnouon of Mr. Jarvis the 'election of
i. t.iut Secretary was gone into, , ,
r. Bingham noiuiuated Col. W. vM.
i e -f - . t -' ' ' ' ' ;
iai'.fy tu t.iiiiciOii.-. " . ..
' Mr. Wheeler nominated J. If. Shultz, of
I t-yl!ie.
Tho roll was callod and ;lr. llardy rc-
nrjUA'essrs. Duncal v
- .,,.-.
ueluiling his remarks, Mr. Turner
a . "
oj)d tha following resolutions ; 1
lieaotved, That this Couventlo'u has re
ceived with deep sensibility the announce'
ImAa
"vrjtjcxander Graham, a delegate from the
firfAoWtll 1 .... . " .
county of Orange, and we aeplora his death
as a heavy and . irrepdrabla public1 ruisfor
" oi ! , " i..i .v
tune;, tha) us a mark of respect, unanimous
ly entertained; .by this Convention for the
memory of tha deceased and fot his long,
valuable and distinguished services iu the
public councils' 6f 'the i State afad'iiatltfn', lh6
momucra and offieers . of this Convention
from a sincere desire of showing very
mark of respect for,, the ,memory,'of the, dc
ceased, do, go into mourning for him for
OUe tOOQta. J' -m ;vvl-.il S .
Kmlvtd, That' the Prosfdent of thisi Con
vention tie requested to communicate these
proceedings to thewidow and family ot the
deceased; tendering to thorn the sympathy
of this Convention: 'itt; their soi'e' bereave-
' . !AVsot)(fJ ihai as a& :'a3d'Uyna''mart';bp
respect to ine ruenpory oi.tuej deceased, tho
Convention do now adjourn ni-. v 1 'S ' -
. Mi'. 'Bnt'riilger seconded tho resolutions
In brief,! bueloqutjut Temai t., ' ', ;; ','
Mr, Doclterj moved "that these resolu
tionsi be nostpouud, until. to-morrow at 1
o'clock, p. in., In order that all might havfj
an
v mm tun M-'iirb u.irinieu.
Javvnly chhfige luado in tho report "of
mmittea was. changmg the title1 of
Principal Doorkeeper lit 1 to Sergeant-al
arms art I ordering an election for Assutat
Doorkeeper to Doorkecpsr Norton. '
On motion onif.T)uiliam"eTer "Hughes
of Alamance, (thof same who, was, noiuiuat
ed by Mr.Tourgeo forPriucipal Doorkeep-
ed that were in violatiou of tho K.tr:r!
ana necoui.t not sea vhy tins aliouhj bo
is wsu (is CArjniuU,
Mr. Wither said ho woull ; hatfollered
olyoctions to any ordinance of this charac
ter hud he known it. ; :11c wiihdrewV hi '.Au.
jeelion ami tbeor.linaueo wai referred.
By Mr. Bennett, an ordinance li-amuud
iri. o, oi tne tyonstitiu on. li jlerrriv:
i Jfe?.ir. Nichal-n. a ordinance to ame
ArtTil, Sec. D, of tlrs tSoiisdtHtiou.' Re
fcrred'.-. ; ., ..jj , . . , f j u.
. j By )!r Scott of Onslow, a, resolution to
amend Art 11. of tbe Constitution. Rc-
e'r oii WednesJav) unanimouslv elected to ' fcrred
that position. '.'.... 1. j ' By Mr. Vaughao,au ordinance -'to' aujend
oec iivrt. i; uf llio UOiistitutlon. - lte-
,On motion of Mr.Durhail'one huudred
and fifty copies of the Rules of Order were
erdcred to be priuted for'the ; use ot 1 the1
delegates." I :.! i ; t':C.'. l.vn. nr. -
' ,i On motion of -Mr. Tourgee, Mr.. Freocla
was rauteU ieav-ol Alweuiw till- Aloiiday
uexi. . ,..,..
HONOitVlrb graham!
Thoresolutions of respect to the memory
of iho Hou. Win.' A. 'Graham" called up at
12 o clock and rend by the Clerk.; ' Euio
gies were; delivered by Messrs. . Dockery,
Clingman, O'llara, Smyth, Tourgee,
Crosby, Clianiberlaiii, Th'oru'e and ' Bob
bins; and will appear in the News frbni day
today until all ar published.-- -'-j im
'' ' Then'e onthe,, rescjutio'ts.. was .taken,
Standing : iu silence, .every member
voting ia" the ' affirmative. ' 'After which
the Convention adjourned tn relpect to ther
memory or tna lamented dead. t-.
Note U. would ba proper to add., that
when the Graham resolutions were called'
up, the keepefof the Cipltol at 1 onde dis"
jdayed'.ha Capitol flag at halt' mast, "and
it will so remain till the hour' of meeting
to-morrow. ; ,
"."Iv, 'ft RlLBf OR.'N'.; O. 8 nt. 10... '
The Convention i callod to 'order at 10
o'clock. by. Mr. President Ransom. ; t
., .Yesterday's Journal read aud approved
i iifi .i.ini.iinrpiiipnt nr inn r...fiiiiii r-imi-
an opiJoriuni'y to .pay ; proper respect to tuning com.rittees being made, theuext busi
memory.-of the distTuguished. deceasad. -vVss in order, was the iutrouuctiou of or
The motion, wh3 adopfetJ.i - , i ( H '-. ;
On motioiioaf Mr. Manning of Chatham,
tho Cotiventibn' adjourned until to-morrow
at 10 a. m. ' .
-.ft...,.
II j I'lUi.I ,
' By Mr. Anderson, of Madison, a., reaulu-
Hon abolishing to wuajupa.-Referred,
i i uy me game on ordinance to amemhSi
I, ArL rof the Constitution. , R
In ud
3rd Trnct contalnstijr
joining the iHiit
Jim. hickh a in
n an tho dordu i W. Ivl
otihtliifcitf !out 8-M 8f-rii I
id other l;iiil-:,(l:iU;
, Him fi
mm
Smith, known aa tlm Millip vJ C r
Wh 'i'rucf : eonfftini.Hf hi.,if u,i pa1
Joininir Mnv Hii-Vii' and Jt-hjmnli7-n i,'.
M..n us uie iseiijHinu ti)(,vrH lmd..
'Ota 1'ritai, o.iiiiiiiiiiiiif uImuh.io.1 u..ri. r?
joining i rea n. Krani andotheo, .
on tne aiiuioaclt Jerry mad, known
"""-ir-t. COtlltinorof ahont 4.1 a. tv
joiiiirr-fOIand. of Jjenjiuiilui luci-.i. ,
Mary nd others.1'
4, Thia uriiW;.l lutercat of the land, of
the late John, blTrrrfliiillittvd to h's VMo v ;
for her dower, (nupposedf- 'tbom M0
aere,raituato oft thdStauliV ' ",,J' ''
on thetwaterrt f Cedar, M' ee
!l S;-"W'. If.-nAfri"5l
Sopt 13th, 187.Vt V-
if.
. a .
' .. l. 7t 7 ,
Mr, I)uhara moved io' amend? bystriking
out the three ilnvH.mnrt;' ; 'i,!''J
The resolution as amended was i referred
to committee oh Privileges and Elections.
j uesoiution pi instruction .to cominitt;
on Privileges and, Elections' to inoujjj
to inn eligibility ot J. E. O iA?r,-afeate
uoiu itaiiuix, to a scakr.....v., jioor passed
its readings.. . i'ear-.! ''.;;;i,ji, ,!,;,;;
Mr. (Younjrlltlte , fj resolution .next
taken np.-'JO.P -.
. illr-' uTnghaih -moved, to tablet !:
Ou the motion V Br.. Justice, naked .th
yeas and nays.. - I he call beini? sustained,
vua .v.. no uuueu auu ino motion io laoie
prevailed by a vote of 57 to 55.1 ';'"' '!
On the vote President Ranaom. "who k
tietaiued.iu Ins room on account of sickness.
... I iT .t a ' . . . . '
'fw
Afk
ittetMT'
h . " CALESDEB
The resolution instructing he-Committee
on'Privjleges and Election to consider aud
report on the conti'st'for seats' as delegate
The inquiry is whether Joseph Dobsonrwtfe riht ur) fo (VfC,:
is rightful! v entitled jk a ;eat upon : this : 7'7Z?g:-
floor IU ft I ft pallia I'nim fi,...n ' j I ! !!. I If -NV!?f 'ttfv
whether J. Jl. Brower itfnot rightfully en
titled to said dcdt aa a' member of this1 Con
veution;:that the? tsanfestant JM.' Brnwrtr
be notified and a hearing bo had .iupoii ! the
same wuniu tnreo.uays, anarepoft as soon
as practicable,
J At .
P ViQ,
Jfnfct-'.paS oiti; 'Jeweler!
..TT'AS'oPEkKi fi,. in vLi;-.i'J..
fiw7hCT,d he wl' a" kinds of HE PA I '
iu in the above line iu n nont. n.i ,i.
' ,? ma-, .Has also, some good scold and "'
;JisUwjfcbes to disposa of a! very low it-'
v.,-r- "ol" nu ouwornnil plated Uhains,-.
lam and fancy puff, Cofe . J- and Jicnon' ,
UWUV'f
11
.1 CO votes; Sou
llz LO.
t- ' v
1 ( ,
:T r.l
!'ie
, -
Ci.i
JIardy was declared elected, and
firward-ond took his pfaco at the
.on o
f Mr. M uiiiin', of Chatham,
-r.-i
v'ler was
: e.vifcU of ti.u A Jf
; on Monday
.i-f. t'i
;i;i
2 .-ii I...-;., i
iivel.tt-nt L-
L!- I'.-.!-.-.
I'r'',.
(,t
Raleioii, ' Sopt. I tn 875.
;Th Convention met proni Hi at 101
o'clockr uVvis iiv the 'chair. (.'j''"'.i,:.!'!:
uournai esesceruay reau ana approvea.
.,.--Mr Manning lia ilho, .CSonjinUtea-to
nrenare riilea of or Jormir; the! ffovernmentl
, . . i
of the Con vcution "submitted a voluminous 3
report; action thereon postponed' till ll
o'clock. :'! . . . , , ,,,, ;
KES0LUTI0X3 AND MOTON3. . , j
By Mr. Durham, a resolution requiring
the Librarian to turn over to the Sergeant
of Arms of the Convention the keys of the
IIou-o and Senate Librario?, that the books
(.HtiMices and resolutions,
Vitt miA Ii 11 11 . 1 1-1 1 u-dTA inrrndurud nn.l
referM. to5' kppropriatb committees, the P'"f?4 off with Mr, Chamberlain, Mr, Strowd
most iiutvtaut of which beimt a number j with bmyth, colored, and Wr. AUisqa with
io'-radttcWa numbers -HAKCXty ur'T-ger,n " T
Judges. aiiCVidiu for tho aiipoiot-r1- UieiViJIara, colored, offered a
ment of the Vv b the General' Assent 3T u,1-aiiadjourn tine
blv: 'an ordinuKrega.diiig Civil Rig'hts uw ,,ca 'ii.' r
oi.t 1 ui.. Tv'JS i nt I'll flu fctl liv (VfrJ ' ' .1
mitr '4vuiai iitiuuii tutu wMMyuw.. wrj.ei
SheDierd. which reaiV) '."follows :
. r .... i
At:
"jiij ftii;
TO Rent br Leb
I" -
fTIHE UBSCRIBEIl" OFFffc TO -X
'IKX&& OA BKNtiV'-v- '
III . .. t -r ' ' r
4fiiwJ of thO nest Quality iCottoii
'assaH, pn Sjnith'a crn'k in Anson oounty :
Ihe lauds may be divided into several one
horse farms,-or the whole will hb Leased or"
Keuted in ione piee . forrjbe, two, three on
four year pii, rtmble .terms: Pcrsonw
desiring to rent pood lands' WOulJ do Wel
to come and seethe growing etopn -i
23
CHEAP SI
I' ' JNEW OHLEAXS. iSont fl L" A' f: ..'l.. I. ' : I
I ' t w w w v. . V I - K I in i-nr I
Sec. 1. Be iiordaiO1'10 PeoPl6of ',VC3' a? amount' of a riot "! : '.':"T. n'iTHnlnr. " M' ,
North Carolina in ObuvtAm assembled, at Sartatia; in which Dr. Maben and Chas" "' i-'l Jt ,', "THIt, lt,r--' !Y
and it ..is Jicreby or Joined ,b aotbority( Rose; White, were "wounded.' I A! company 92 'w Pratt Vt 'Vi' ' r..J',1"
oftfieWme.thattio law-perh Vonixed Lr ,rn;
chools or Quiring, llo'es,. "V--
tho eutertainiiientot white pcr S'toen-t ;-.. -V.jj io. w- .v.W . -" " "' ' .' f
tcrtain nel'rocs or persons of mixu blood, I w "BUJta, , Sept. Q. Ritihw KiC 'i ; CO0CSI4VG'STOFE ' ''
ought to be passed; " - - f votes b.
Ott. JM u illlllltl . 1'
SfPt- Registration n
' - i y.
Deca suspended here. The re-
law forbiddiii' railroad or steamboat or ,ho;7?, vf. , k. j"-r rm
sttiL'e companies; or those having charge of ..,. . ,.--..- ., T
nlaces of public worship or umuse'meut,from j . ; '
nrovidiu-' separata and distinct accomnio-WoT. LWta, bept.A , "D-
f."Vi..a t;r r.h white nnd colored rL ,4-ai,- n
llicrein may ba for the uso oflieiucmbers. '0i)ut t0 (,e Pa.sed. 'mn" -im 7--fV "
lit V .
i.l.
"Ty Uad.lv & willianm, wb.o t lways keep
a icHd stock f pvt-ryihiu suited -to the
l'aruicr. tha Mecham.'. :ni""'e J..-. r. s.
V4T" f -vts SScpalied.
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