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RALEIGH, N.
'Crt vswertforthei Sfate St lirrfe:
C. WMDXKSD.VY, MAKCIl 4, 18JJ8,.
NO. 77.
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Till; HIiNTINKTj.
WM K. PELL. Pbofbiktob.
,'' f tfMi .' AND A T THKM ?
J'he C.neivaiive organization of
' well-nigh completed.
the
We
hare a glorious rkate ticket in
llie tield.
li-is ru t t'onvcnti.
urn wiil (toon re eatieu lor
i'?lorlttar'Tlilifffl'atr'r crfirrw
,,l ,.-iiv. , risirg. enthusiastic young men'
m been aimoinied in
large majnriiy
nl the C I"''
'f.wttat
or wi.l !' .. !'("
I n ill sunn 1"' di sienaled
1 1, ic-1 lor i-fi-f) I i.piain s
Ili-Uil t Ill-Ill'' '"'
fcverytiniiK, urn lar,
I ..4tj whII mi-1 pi.iiiii-ii'ii
What
10 I). .t"Ui- j
.i i be firal pl.u .-. let tlio I mi vur-. r ;
.,(,.!,, .-ri.'riti' ii-lly, and pr.iinp'ly. hIhiui
.jj..,, iv.ik I.- t 'In Ml i-hivmk eer '"r
..I -lull l. hmi'IIi- Oilut l' ai'd, I '
iiF.-.neT nirrm;, Fntt tn
untile tne
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,1-lv 'in1 " tivelv t - w.'ik
nvll.t III-,
tivi-lv t-
Cillln I
It-, i n'lvn.iiiH- v Him e i. iiii.-i "
1 1- t. run ' I in 1
an t ili. ii Ill-Id !
i-ery '-.l M'. vill'i, aii-l then h'-ld ! j,.,-t, men of tried integrit y, nf ability and !
weWf nWWrHipR " -f wnmattliHtrf Itwi'tai whattatti to talo j
I.ernneoi ni"i' m mectinKH he n',r,1ainl illiistnite our piim'lpleii. Ifnw mhch j
l.Jtv. ry ronnt.T, and ht en -ry iiidueemtet "s,)0ver thee genilemen hate l.een divided in i
Ik, red a'H I utr-rd.-l to the people to
turn III)'
Let toe Suli (YiiiinntleeB proceed at onte
i . . .1 e..nl. rvuriiin vulnri anil
In tin- ( ii mi men i '" ""- ' ' ' - '
,, while tin n. who, ashamed ol their enloi,
liroi).io to ait with the enemies ol tiieir
UtJitnllrJ! Thiiiiof
fhe 1tT'fv'KT irttriOTtnTtet. We mit knnw
Lel tvi iy t'onsei valive man, who ha thus
tar tailed tn reaitter. In; earnestly exhorted
J " Wo so, lij ; ivew tunaiileralion whieh al-
' i eei ; tiii g..ot ;vr hrmwr. -wr ertirnr'tir'
laeeand his enlllittj.
In one word, let every true white man in
North t'litolina eonntittite liini-ell a ''"
MITTKF- ok Osk, whose aim and purpose
lili he work ! ' w hk! and vrt-.ote
tUvn shall lie: NuuiH t;R.u.iNA mi st bk
rmTRRTfrrrwv wite mm !
Our gallant standard hearers in the field
will do their whole duty. I.'t ui do nun,
mi. I all will l onie right in the end !
ArXi-risc&.uK ji:iqk rR. ftsos
ASP RFAPK.
TIm- following eorrtsp.mdeuci! speaks (or
,l.i.f. It will he seen that Chief Justice
IVarsou and Judge Heath- aeerpt the nom
m,,AMd bl.Vt,l?''':.'
senrative Exeu. liv. I oinimttee, iii terms
worthy .f the elevated position which they
now liOlil.
JttrVge4Mtte; bHK i tl wtj! Uaa not
yetlwen beard from hut will lie, doulitK,
in the eotirae ol a few da :
Hi: --l he -Exeuulive Committee nf the
("ouseivative party, now assembled in this
.1 itj hsvo nominated you for the otth-e of
Chief Ju8tire.il the Supreme Court ol orth
Ciirolina. '
HopitiK that you will am-pt the mme,
w aie Very lespectfully,
A'ourob't servants,
, . , , ... ,. XX, Q. Ftw iu 4rt) :.
- t. (J. BtMM!. Commttet.
M. A. Bl K9oB. )
A aiuilUr letter was addreased to Judge
Iteade)
-i .1 v,'.h hl it iulorml me. Vou tie
aware that I have atrcady accepted the nom-
iiarl A a I'liiel JUatKO oi., Due oupirme
.. . j - r i .ulna hi rna unnrumn
Cn.urt.alioiild the people of tb State elect
me to 811 that responsible station, I shall
le. I iu.nore.1 Ky III frcOtlcTimnco of opinion
in regard to my eflorta as a Judge for mora
than half a lite- 'lll''"t vhr-
enae to party affiliation, to which, a a
Judge Hiave never yielded, I aliall, to tlie
bet ot my ability, endeavor to discharge
the duties ot the otlioe, without tear or
favor.
Your very respectfully,
R. M. PBAHSON.
MitaeBH. yowt.lt, iiLDo ar bsuuk,
etrme.--I hv juat rocivd yonr
i...... i.b.min.tL lb BOinalKM of
.eiwftMiM.-tti . . V
I.. tl. Eiocuttv Couimtttee of
seat whkit now occupy upon the Buprenie
C.Mirt Bench. I Donorea OJ xois awi
of your eotiflflenc ia m Judge, ncl
th nomination; without referenc to
an n.rty ,iriliation.
1 a nolhiof but a Judge. If eleeten by
Ums lwonlVlftlk.liJ'J "
oecbire tb Iw to the best ol my atniiiy,
and do eqowl justice to the'tich and the
Hir, U the tle and to individual, with
out fear and without partiality.
''Thanking joo lr l" 'l'a, t"1 your
commnnkiatiow, .
I win, very respeclfnlly, e.,
E. U HEAUE.
' Panic SrTBiCifiiW. Oor information leads
u to believe, tht the Conservative ticket,
"just omiDtei by the Executive Com mi t-
Hadicala. Many of -trie mo, opo whom
ttrey htrt teH4j.:eeM ls Um tklMv
against it. Other, we learn, will tireiei,
reuioving'tho nnmes ot atrveral ot their own
"' nomTncSitfaWnf mmmW'mr-&
SteaJ. We aWilil liot be stirprlse.1 it
u Modi-rat IsepuWW . Dick, Pool,
I lormery, '""j,-"" "''--r.' j
rt,rtyte.weoriL win""-"! tiwf
Conatitutioo, which is tensfoM worse than
the RutfVirl tlvtrrt;-Vhm -tWwJf efc4,
- '"rVrt'ffHee4T,"-fnkWtfeUk apfll5e,;
"t! .n ridope.rTmsv'd o tTifd'upon n (ore
-fH f Si S"'
"gi-rjcratxra.
.. rmUGWLBaXOT mm;
The Radical, in their late nominations,
act, wo presume, upon. this old politiotil
dogma. Their principle are mean, grovel
ling, despicable, and they therefore select
the8ame elKsaof uutn to iUuslrat an ) mrrv
them iut. This is, no doubt, np-sesssry and
proper Men t character and respeelal.il.
ity, whose interest are linked with the in
tresis of society', Miil wfiiise. aspiration- rise
abHii th ptA e4 leiuaptgiivuin. unu
not support ni. n, despicable principles n
i ilustratc Them in their conduct.
itidtiutttliitig, iMud...Ui.ll, m." ..-sawn.
(They will ih,r adulterate or uiutilali . ... !
w,n.. !,,, th(., Ut.nre we ,, i
rineipli-H iiii-i men." We will irnt slipp-TI
i nit-an, tiad i riiieioh-s, nor ti!l we siiiiium i
nil an, had men. It the principles ol a pnrtv -aieioiind
and worth nnythini;, they silmuM
In- i nf mvcl and i I! ii -.r in t 1 - jrnod nu n j
I In- I i--1 i li.i- i-.ui In- ol.lil'lli 'I tin i h- "i e I
Sinn-
'I III- ,llle'a, IV in-ki i, w.- Ml If!!', lui
lieen lniini-it wi'h - '.I- tw to - it- I'm
pi im-ijil-a ln.-k t.i tin- . -hi. ! I ii ! !i- -- -pli
, iln-u i neu,ir,iL;t in iii i - iu-lti''i ii I i n
1 lirjiri?! -, till- Ul-llltll'lliill'i- 'I I Ulfrl' Iltll I- II il
' liUert v. -iii'i I lie I" I'lnntinii nt' t tie in-m-i anil
tiarnionv ot the natinn. t o sreure tlii-i'e oh ,
political sentiiueut in the past, they are be
lieved to lie a unit upon the great principles
whirh now agitate the country. They are
devotedly attnelnil to the principles ol ov
ernuiei), asset forth iu the Constitution ol
the I nited States. They are lovers nf Con-,
titutional liberty They are anxiously de
sirous to promote the restoration ol peace,
harmony and good will, between the people
of the various si-citnns of the lnion am! of
the Statu. They are Iriends of law and or
.da ud..t.il..J.h.ir eul.irceituint the pem e
'alite'reineities ot the CiMistf'tif irirr, rh .--rbe-aupreinary
(if the t-ixil over the military
power. They are friends ol the nero
race, but they are opposed tn clothing the
herds ol ignorant and vicious negroes of the
South with xilitical or K:ial positions.
They are lor a white man's ovuruutU,
to "ft- admrnTWererl fbr the fieneflt of afl
races snd cooditioD. Ilenca, tby ari op
posed to the new Constitution proposed for
North Carolina; If there he one man on
the Conservative tieket, opposed to these
principles, he finht not to allow his name
t remain on it,
iNflRATlTUhit. The Kit-Provisional Gov
ernor had leen twice defeated, horse, loot
and dragoons, by the while peojtJe of this
SUUv in - hia modest aapira! ions after the
f4rtirrritiif, -H wm fmtitioaH v lw n at.
the heel ( lean down. Not a man in, the
Slate was so heartily despised In this low
estate, he w as taken lej the hand jj II is
Enceliency, the President ol thq rnited
States,' and made, whit he most disiie-l,
After hia time expired, the Presid.nt
jjain attemptttd to honor him by a foreign
appointment, nominating liim to the 1'. S.
Seaate, as Minister to San Salvador, with a
salary of $9,000 per aunum, and I,50fl ai
an outfit. The Radical Senate rejectetl the
nomination but were even then acquiring
an acndaucj that baa, .since aaulj-AvuU
ttmw-B'ifhvwwiiea
shrewd. IU ascertained which way the.
wind lay; and quietly acquiesced in the
Radical SenaU'a decision. Humming home,
the almost Minister Iwgan An give the cold
shouliler tQ bit benefactor, and to coaleice
witli tltoae wilil apirtt who liad sliown him
t . j ........-,
dent' visit to N. C.,the rjiwndnm OoVertior
had completely veered around, and ws
Whackinff way mt the vjf pulicj . ImJiad.
himself established, and, in every iastie ol
hia papcV, nceririg at the high official who
had been to him tb fountain of honor all
the official honor be ver knew. He had
watched the signs of the times. Gratitude ?
What are past favor U thoa that are to
tome f The Ex Provisional Oovcrnor could
not afford byjall vcu by a little cereme
nioua visit- on the President while among
of, and that htffb oiliet-tl had tt. mortifioa
tiun uf goltli; back to Washinron Cf(j
irtMl!v'Miio'ftty
protcgiC"
, ,b,re ,,'g SbUiuicIius. V'; Ts"uittt irreiiergett
uy urging HI impeaonnieni, or vnuis s.i
,vjjce to se him punished tor "high crime
,nj misdemeanors." a this vune t.titarti.
Livr there a man, io this bruaAlaad of
oun w intensely ungmtotul, o lug-.niousiy
suamereaa i
'.'vANCS.AyD HALL.
We ara beginning to. hear the echo ot the
fttirte Conaei native pf t" theimroiniitlnns
liy the Executive Committee. We present
a number iif extracts, to-day, ud will con.
tiaiwiW.. gift. vli w text 1 WFrtTs3t ;1t
Wilt tse wn that the hspprevt anenrrj ex Mr
We ertnionish th, motrey dans, vrlto are
gaUiered UO'W lb black banner.tn edTiocf,
that they, may ,'prepere for canvas, npw
thrtraWTrf'T
Norfh Cerolin, which; in point of eottxf
soaoimbie or Uwfel effort t aav the Stale
from the elntehe uf tlie destructive, who
1 Onr piHant sndard benr. ru wii' .In tl eir-doty.-t
They will U't asesamph of e .r ..s
en 'eaVi.y.. ww-n vuk.sl -i its n.n
U$ wmmA irl h-m -'i
--.-
llnwareaa. 'of Illinoja, and Mi'D.Mial l, ot
twlva, vh opposing Hdic(il Ct-iai'lsia.l4hu.tiKl,0at).
ffirf CdngsHvieA JiU;ialvou.jirU1,.,a,
bine" Thev arc lo eoeaa the 1
mesent weta. WennvUrstaoa; at 0ib"J aid
-k
Warrsnlon.
in ttVr VR 'S t-iV
The fullowiiig jjintlifiiiKii hv.' Ihhii ap
pointed, by the !SlU! Conwryntin . l:cou
tire t'nmmittee, Canvawef fin the ftate at
lur-i-. It is to lie hoped that thi y ill nt
ok make appointments to addreistht pto-
pie :
Jlon William A (Jrntiam
JaiuiJi M Leach.
Oeu M W Ransom.'
Hou J li MiXmu. .
' Ji-s tJ Shephi-d-.
Mai Man us Krutn.
Hon F H S.itlertlmaile.
. - Hi rl'
' J..W. UiUrftMl,
" HV Mr Aden"
tieore Ilavis,
.bse It. S lllibi.
I- .1 Person.
N II Smith.
W T K.irteli
( .-I H .l.i it htranite.
i
It. m N ti l-mniol lloyilen,.
.1 in Ki rr.
i i. hi ;n- Hon srd .
CI f! il Cow hi
W 1' Itvillllll.
il. - I, I'.li. Ksq. '
- V II I',..
i.-:. M. U-,i. K .
CI li l f r. Ii...
li '. -rr.-li. I;-.,,
t ol H s Mar. in.
( .'-I ,1 I Mnri head
C It Sa-I.li'ls. Km
W V Mi Kc-oo, Ksi.
.1 .) eales, K-l
Cnl S ft Sprnift
Hi. ii Tlnnnas S Ashe.
Cnl Walter I. Steele.
a tp i rroxA :. s 7 i tk ca vr a sser.
The original drsuoht having lieen mis
laid, the tolluwing names were inadvertently
omitted from the list of Conservative State
Canvassers, published on yesterday, viz
Hon. ft. S. tlaither,
JosiaU Turuu,
I). 0. Kow le,
John II. Ilaughtoti, 1- q ,
Col. in. A. Jenkins,
Win Katon. Jr., K-i ,
It I'. Armlield, E-q.,
Edward Cuniglanil, Esq.,
'.'' A.ltWar'Beof . "-.'-X-i ,:;,F::.
I'. II Winston. E-q .
W Mi I, McKay, K-q ,
Col. S. II: Wiilknp.
Col. Will. Jllllllrl-'M.
77rV CO.aUh'.SSIo.AL AXD JlPl
C1A1, DISTRICT.
At a meeting of the Conservative Slate
Executive Committee, held in this city, on
Saturday, the following yCommitteca were
appointed,-the Committees iu the Judicial
Districts Co make all necessary arrange-
iheliU as to, .luutrs -aud places of litildillg L
District d'oiiveiiHoiis lor the nonif'iation of
Solicitors, and those in the ('oiigiessiotml
Ibntiicts to inuWtt all the ai raueuieiils tor
Convent ions fir llie nomiiialioii of caiidid-Mt-sf
tot CungiLs. Tlie vuriousCoiuuiiit-H
are Harnestiy utfstl. Ut.aul pum.pui ..
jt IMi iAi nisl'UH r
1st. Ihttrut.- Messrs. W N It Snnlli, ol
Hirrfiirrt, M Kurv, of ttati s, and W A
Moore, of Chowan.
2r.i. lHttriet. Oia.rge llovvanl, ol K.lg.- -'rmtniw,
F B Hattert-llWatlx, f (teantWt , m4
J E M'Mire, of Martin.
3rd. Dutritt. C S Woolen, of Wayne, II
It Hryau, of Craven, and John M f erry, ol
Carteret.
4(A. lUttriitt.-A A McKoy, of Sampson,
Thomas B Kenan, of Duplin, and J A En
gelhard, of Jew Hanover.
5(A. Dittrict. Archibald McLean, of
Cumberland, Thomas S Ashe, of Ausnn.and
W h ttteete. of Richmond.
:.(.- Jatlriefcw-M-iK'W MmtmiM&ii NMtlhri
niiiplon, Jo J Davis, of Frahklfh, ""Wtllii IT.
Jenkins, nt Grajivilh-.
Ilh. DMriet. J T Morehead, Jr., of Guil
ford, Livingston Brown, ot Caswell, II A
London. Jr., Chatham.
fit k. Dittrict.-i M Leach, of Davidson,
W M HMitt, ot Hwa, Hufus L PaMtar-
s m, of Forsyihe
WA,jyistcK4riUfttft..0iuha
land, J II Watson, of ecklenlrtirg, Jno F
Ifokp r,f T.inei.ln . V
10A. lUttrirl.- A. C Averjy, of Burke, it
rsrmtlftct, ot
W-HkeV, R. rf -Stmwnton, of j
Iredell.
1UA. IHttricl. Marcus Erwiu, of Bun
combe, N Kelscy, of Madiaod, Kobt, Pen
laud, ot Yancey.
Yitk. District. Cassius Gudgsr, of Macon,
W L Love, of Haywood, L 8 Gash, ot Hen
derson. COSOHESalOHAI. DISTKICTS.
1J. lutrut.W F Martin, of Pasquo
tank, H B Peebles, ot Northampton, P T
Hedfv, of Bcrlle.
JtiUi-ul VyB Bigg, o4 E.h.a.Ble!
W A Alleri.of "Duplin, and MJ Juo niigiies,
ot Craven.
A J Jonea, of Coluuibua, HoTj McN'atr, ol
Kobeson. i
tth. District. II U WW', of Noin, T
D Bnessl, of Johnston, V Green, ot War
ren. 6tA. District Levi M Soot'.ol G.nllo.d,
iMs-jiuM.a jtiao
bins, ot J)avidon,
6t. JJiatrtrt.-rKobtl) Jobnst n. t Char
lotte. H Walk up, of I ui.,- M L .Mclirt.
kle, of Catawba.
. 1th. District. Tbad D Bryson, of Jack
son, Jae II Merrimon, of Biiriconilic, A. M
Erwia,.ef .-ltcDoeU t
- "-"'r--' '.is'" -;-.,'; ";
Ckvbh. The Csjnservativra nf this
County will meet in New hero, on the 101 It.
inst,, for the pujrpoae of nominating rsrvdid-
atet fin-the fceinstirtBTC'Cbrinty ofti.ters, ic. T
TI-r-r,finjirfeaWK
r.uui (U tba hAliU.
" '--" I
'AWrTfifirr.1t
b-r. lav's proceeding in the no called, that
nl. .f tear thai a 'or j-liose power ateam
engine crmld'nt Jrtiff the innnorcls away
rTa" slrrady bt 1rr"wtoirt rTSji.-ttrn
el Dense lo the pt ooleof the tjiaieof1 more
.x-'i ' -s -.r' - i
fioTti "iSet'jflvrwrrfvwioY tbhjfmiri
t"f J "dr mi ef iX alis'l,ury, on SituTJay tesT
Jt grand'torikoBt t (fatjraeteA:"'
.7'-
t ft, hjA srte
-'Hlt
Friii v. K. i lsfit.
'lUVt'iiVioii nil'- cilU i ti ofti.-r it! i
j
,
j
XP
O'ciovk;
j The ('hair anri.iiine.il th.- ollow nik' ten -j
tleuie.i as I he Comuill tee i-'l ihe A-lii. v
i llurhani utlinr . M--srs. Il.niiil. Xit bolsoo ,
(JtraMiiiMiMMf ftBr:-s; . ..,
"n luoliiui of lr: Sweft, the r.xirt ol the,
j t'om-mittec oit ihe fn-.'nultvw lUiflH
: was taken uj. - '
.-si-ciitiiH l, ? unit ,f wi'c ailopu-.l.
VVliMU-iMMi.kMM.-4. wwa- eaeiK.,-ili. ftrwwjv
' 111. veil thai tlie Sllnoli on mal I, li.nt ( t lne
Comruitie hm abiiiiutwt tor sriiiwi 4. - s
: 1 lie qui sttoli '
. taken, Hist,
HI ,t!ie C-iq.-
listrlliil -
tion mid cat 1 0 d.
The qui stinli reelii rintf on tlU-
i linn nt llie ilitti r.-ni ili-.tn.-t
rep.
I in
llie silpjllellieiunl -le. Itou.
j Mr. rwci t moved t' e app. -ri mnnn-iii
I Ihe l-l llis'nct In- a. lop nl, ( .inn .1
; Mr. swi i i iih.n . t (.. 1 1
i. li
id .ii
ell be tun
i irie't.
Tlie 2 '
I siuetiilerl
.1 I
:l I t
Mii't .'I i msti i-
. pi
.1
The
"I'l
1 1 intiii el. -ih
-IM-in
-
loriril Jli iririi. troin No
elusive, vva aiiopted
III the 1st Dlstrnt, Mr.
i Ii
No -'O
Mernti moved a
division thai each rouniv ilVisnn
lid
(iranvilli ) have its own Senator
v r. Haith.iiil ..lo. -. I. I
j Mr. Xlerii : I 's aiiieii.liii. in was nu inn
vote an t Inst.
I bw pwrKniTii. iit-, s. rftrrMrt
adopter!, lor the remsioiiir Dimmer,
'the entire section wis thin di i
adopted.
Sections 5, ", 7 and S were ad-p'tt.1. j
In section Mr. Ilav on v.-d to a nenil, i
I by adding a properly qualitii-.l ion of .itlu. J
Mr. Holt, called for llie ye. is and nays I
which were refused him. j
The amendment was put to a vole and j
lost. i
. TUe staOinit, a rsporlal, was tlugn atbqiv f
ed. j
In section 1(1, Mr. Abbott movedMe strike j
out the words 'lloiiSeol Commons" and j
insert the words "House ol Hepnsenta j
lives." Carried. j
Mr. Colgmve iilVend the following sub-
ltifijfi.it th w tiole Mmfamtz--;,?,-.. ,
"Each lU'prtsentative shall be a quslilh-d i
elector, and reside m the county I J mon hs i
before the election. " i
The Cluiiiniau o tlie I'liiiimilte. , Mr.
Sweet, aeeepted the substitute ami it was i
adopted. -j
Sections ll, li and IJ were adopted. I
Sections li to -21, JniOuaiv. Uuui. -ed.
Kor section 2H, Mr. Swe.-t otf. r. d the f.l- i
towing stibslitniV, which was adopted : i
"The terms of ofliee ot Senator and mem '
hers of the House of Kepresentativea shall
commence at the time of their election, and I
the term nt office ol flume elected in the
Brsl efer fion Tiehl uiTiTer tfiis Cntistitiitiiiii
shall t. riiinmte at the same time as if thev
had la-en i led. d at llie first ensuing regular
election."
Si .'tinn -'.1 w as ii.lopted.
rVelbiw HO-wits-aiw-tt'teel, bv tlie- inwn-tiwi-
pit provfaor " V'fwrmwi vftx Hitwral Aa- f
semlily lo ii -n 1 1 de in .l days alter the
nitilicaiioii of Hit- Constitution In the peo-
I'i"
The aeefion, as amended, wa adopted.
The lull, having been read three timck,
was pill rut its tiuul passatju s-a w4dr, and
it-wi-rtmitrd, -
tin niotiou of Mr, Fienrh, of Bhulcu, lire
House a'ljnuriu-.l.
Ml RN I Nl) SESSION.
SirKiiAV,Keb. -Jtf, lHtSi.
Hie i iiiiiriili.nl was called to order at 10
o'clock.
Player by the lb.-v. Mr. Ashley, of the
Coto.voU4o.c.
ytj CfiBveiitiorf, dcrTsHtrg if, as.th'f'aciiso
of t lint body, that "rebels" should lie dis
franchised, was r. ad.
Mr. McDonald, of Chatham, moved to
lay It on the table.
Mr. Graham, of Orange, called for thu
yeas and rtsjs on the motion,
Alier some colloquy ana pureoinil , xpi
l tr duim in
iwtea upon uie yxtas anu. iib ralle.l,
but tbey were refuse. I, and die i. solution
was tabled bv acclamation
TWJmmk.. fur the apntiiel .w-W Wvm,
arnvea,
Mr. Ellis moved to pitp.ni iln. tunc, tc
act upon bis resolution in! i .... d c .c-n n t
inn lh mkil mallvr nt Id.. I .. ,. i .
The motion was lost, and the HoiiV re.
fusid to pos'poae. ,
The Judiciary report vw taken up
Mr. Rod 11, an moved to reconsider the
vote oh the 2Sth section. Carried.
lie then moved to strikeout that portion
allowing the Clerk of the iierior Court to
appoint u Coroner, arid insert ; ' la ce of
ttie ..ftkiis Created by this section, the Clerk
of tire Superior Court may 811 the same tor
tl... III.. vi.i...l '
jlr WaUn moved tn amend l-y sinking
out "'h ik of the Huperior Court,'' a. d say
that the County Commissioners shall sp
p.. ill' Ihe otlivera"
Mr. Ti-urg.e movi-d that the report be
prl.itid, with the amendment. Adopted.
Tit 4.iMiad-HMj4rie awd mnvnty
rs )v"s vycr- now taken up ind read.
Mr. Hieh moved to strike out, in the 1st.
se.MToi.rrhdtiiert,'5 .
Mr. He lnstt objeeted. if said that the
first' proposition wa cidliidy iii-.ral
and he opp'ed the ameiidnv nt. Three
bUudarxljiulUrs-WorA 4 perms) pniHTii
erne thonsemt iWrf anr wtirrh oT Teal e.iisteq
and property ifor the wifs, sepnrale tiom tire
ho-baiid, lie deemed aufricieat.
Tlie Binpndiaenl put to a Wte-rtd4
adopteij.
Trw inmrfrtrt of the sectioif troulif "tend
sVuhT.-rivr nVe sf He4-iH-t'f (
the late Legislature for.) He favored the
r?6S? t rcirnapeetive yiortlff ead ltr
liriit'ffMttifvri tw'Tort-iiii ft
find, n-a ling, but thought that. final afitlnn J
should 1m; j.ip-n.1 tmtit the fuaii.-r rottlrt
eaure twre'wt' ibh"wf ' " ''
Msisr.iie'Bt'wty
Hf.bbfr wsiiTaftvnl1e" fo a Ti!eri
hem.-stead M.iby States have $.1 000 ; otflr
ll.OttO. Hu had vrotsd (Jy Mr. Kiclr
oeslaset, , . 4Md s- tUt!ht- bsisamateait
atHnliW a- bvaat lt aAbotk-, ,
rjoroesieau in $suwi
4fr AMttr I am no(hw- &trn'Mkf
issri't- srae.."l ...v ju,..
WWW
Mr. Joues, of Wlnnnt4.u, tvw . t hint-
sell as in favor of niitwi liberal -.UoiiKuivad,
i ol ptosiecti8 nature, but Hn tliouu,! ou
j ol a retr.isjHs.tive nature could m t lw h
esllj, pajwtd by lli Uut-. Ua wished a
j liberal homestead, ami. at tl.r sm-- i un , a
! nnil.om .me, neither loo eXiesive h..i t o
j 'illiberal.
ilr. Mi D iiiahl, of Chalhaiu, nl-o M r. d
a iioiuest'-ail law ol a retroactive i. iin
I 11 would.
4 un.uaaa tutiui wuuia utc Int. u'.iui..,.
I stea l thai woliitl protect-the widow Mint til
, oiphtto. The colmed man did not c. t toe I
t .fasaMrfU-s.UMMiirjaMiti-iaaaij,-'' iiir -
i "'ill would pli.te, t 'all ,ird did nut t. mi lo ,
f wartl tbi repudiauua ot iunot ckij, qui, i
alter ilicus.imi tlie ninti.r at come Iriijjtu,
tir wouml up I iv saying, in icpiy m
I
Mr. veil maid s ulliii.iii., that, wti.it. ver
he had said or done, lie h-.d .ii .un lus
miltnge to liiilrujh by tic rujht r-.u!.
Mr. Millut.aul was shout to nhuw h s jni
puis in regard to t.ic jiialter, when
lisiris, nl ake, iingrn) nu n t -s point ;
nl "ider iu the matter, which ;hn( h i r ii-.
talned. and Mr. McDonald took Iii- -.at. j
Af.er s.-iue debase, purticipvt-d io b ,(
H .vea of II ,li(ax, (negro,) and Mr Jm s, i
"f Cid.U I, I
Mr. Hi alii uf. m and Said that the alln.n.1
tin at had a retrospective effect, and il was
tuicluied with repudiation. That nai 'le
i-sile. The sentit:;ents n! t hi if
..Jr..,
Cicll ,r,l t.Ti T
be I, piullat. rj ,
'lire.A Weie Well k.l -W II to
ai.d ail w lot vole i t -r his
a.neiiilnii nt would voiefor repu.tiai i.-u He
was ni favor uf a literal hnuiestea l, bur I"'
. . j.ft"A'jl'iiiWUtt. 2-.Culi il ' - u'.ju of
, the Lnlt-rd Stub s, and adv.H ale ti.e a tilge.
f this iiieasiire, which meant notion
linn ;
nor les than fepnditition: ' '
Hood (negro) did not agree ailli Mr.
He.itoii as to this amendment iiieriiiiii re
lUiliation He was a much oio.i,.-d in
ri jiudiation us it ii v man on ihe ilont, but
would vote lor the amendment, a it did
not cvi-n approach anything like rupudia
Mr. Al lioti n.ii.l that it vie m il known j
that he strenuously opposed iinjlhing like j
r. ( i u. i l n 1 1. ni , hut lie was rath, i nn lmcd 1.
favor Mr. l'ourg.-e's antcndnicitl,
h i
luoiiijiil the lieccsulties ol ti.e ptnple vvere
S ) en-iit thai some rcliel should he nil. ii. I. .1,
Lla Kiia,.iu, taitut-Mt, aui at g u in s .ih
qileslioil, wtiefliera retrospLCtivv hnnusiead
laiv was utic.uistilulioiial or not, Imt jnt
mi that we exempt so much and let the
.matter 'be with the courts, and, tl t'o y .If
rided that it was unroiislilutioii.il, why,
thin, tl e matter would he M-ltb d.
Mr. Tourgee siiid that Mr. Abbott had
jrt nttl! thr .matter tairiy.
The question recurred itp.m Mr. Tour
gtc's amendment, the Via, mid-nay a wire
culled lor and had, and the vnle si I, v. us
50, nnys 111).
(WIm ii the Vide Was aiiiniuticcd, it , lie
ited great applause.)
The sis-lion, as amended, v ud.-pte I
lu s,Ufct Hd,ltoitr (ueri uiovv.t lo.,
strika out1 all after the word 'drlil, in Dili,
linn.
Mr. Jones, of Cuhlucll, objnlid; he
hoped the amendment would noi prevail.
Mr. Tourgee then iimved U strike out all
lifter "i.fcbfj' in 9t!l. fitic, dow n til (lie nt ,
of the lOfh. line.' '
The question bciiig .livi.le.l, I In motion
to strike out prevailed.
- Therpettfon'rwnrrr'olt"
of Hood, (.negro,) to strike out all after
'!!!!! J ttJiiiUi!! in -the JOtlt Unit hih1 -tt-wm-ttvlnpled.
.,
Mr Tourgee moved to tnaeit, afli.r Ihe
word "ilebt,"1u the 10i ll lint-, the billowing
clause :
"I'roculfd, That no sale or mortgage ol
the homestead shall U- of tiny 1, gal lone, in
caw the owner of the hoiuesicad ts In debt
to the amount of one third the value of the
llolilestc.nl, llllhss by the rmuuiit nf
the creditor, and the consent ol his.
wile, siKi.iliesl. on her private" eiramiiiafion
before a Clerk ot the Supertoi Court of the
M't1'aii-fc
Mr. Graham, ol Orange, was opposed to
th's tying up a man's property. He w as
not in favor of a vety'lare homestead, as a
large one wXitild tend to the injiiiy of the
poor man. t wuul.l . m-ctiiai'ly kill his
rredit. '-- J I ""'
' t'omnJ'oif.'nrt ihe fi'lloaliig tub
sttiute, which was adopted :
'Wrj'TJli!;!
ch mged for other property of the same lia
in e, hj the owner thertuf,i with the, vol
.ilUiil yuai'ti t.,"t "IS w.lfej flgai.ed, Q.u JJejt
private examuistion, before a Judge of soins
Court of this Htate.
Mr. Candler said that a' retrospective'
hrmii .t, ,1 law ot this nature was notliing
more nor les than fep'tdiation, and, if such
a thing waa fnrofp.ir.tted in this Cm stiiu
tion, he would lake the stump in hit section
against tbie ratification ef the Constitution.
Mr. Abbott said that ho hetd-x man in
eantnajit, that, allowed such words to f ill
from his lips, lu Older to' intimidate the
Convention.
Mr. Candh-rwtd rr rlid nor ttdnk tin a
yWt1ftM!rr
tifWi.and he bej I any msu th favor of repuid
atin m i ni't' h eoittemj't as ili een I ni.-n
XrUal.rSrsTMMWajB
Harris, t WJtet (uegro) next spoke .in
defence of te action of the Convention.
So did MrMcUuald, of Cbat'iara, and
he preceded to euiogiie th.- ttirtp ttt the
Cenvontion, wht-a he was culled t-o u der by
Hood, (tt.-ro) who fref tS4t the temper
smt q.ltsUnU W.SS IMU oler diwosston. -.
Mr, Candler said that ft seemed to be the
idea ul this body, that, frame what kind rjf
Comttitnilon they choee, the Rrpublican of
the (State would ratify it. That was a mis
take ; titfjf wmild hsiect a bad Constitution
. fia'ilifilf 'toragjia'.i6ua jfi,tb;iil.f r."
-jatt nrni wmt Hg-tmiri I hi Vnnu-tvii Keg, and
Tie did not blame Wro. He reoresented a
whits tioiutit Knejr one holding piperty
and one largely In debt, but still thesw.iuld.
irlTt,tmlttandn, com
ing imio wnai source ii mtgrit, trial con
tained !ny clause looking towards rcpniiia.
tlorf."5w"'w'u
ldr4ti8tw tiereittrtjw
lrrrat1nn, Yiilenliig Oeii. Canby to Issue
ordm enlo.rdng the.otdiiitiiJM it relation tu..
were oisregaming -n.
The.rutee sre tasoen'led, ami the reso-
fW" 'pw
1 he diseuasitHt of the 3d section was re-
enaied, and, after some little debate, a ins
AwwrfWvw ,!"'-'''''-'
tte
M'RMIN" SESSlOrf.
; Moxdat, March 4, 186H,
Th-CiMivit.titt-w edited to -order wt
JrwI-r-T-hi fht?rrr''''iift ,f -t ft rr1". TTr
L .-.fv "
jCVuiuiVu tout Oca. tuh
'y ' -
cases, w
i to th (wmmittce on Privtb-g' and E'e
I turns.
I Mr. AblKitt moved lo suspend ihe rulea
j ami tttkw Ihwfwt ol tli cjiminittee ..li
Iminigr .lion
ll ' hmr il.-ridei! lie im.tiim to beat
i this lien- ..in i. or-'ei-
Alr Ablaut aopeale I fruiu the d'.Tisioii of
I Hn I hail, ami iie amrwl was Ii. it t-us-
Mr. Andrews presented
Uelilion tor a
U.VJirtiu4.WhAii i .''ni fM-r11ei, Itiihui a I.
Mr liliiua.. u (leiitiirti ol the same eliai.ic.
V'r. Uet. led, '
IIKSiVl l TtONS, OKntNANCIta, c.
"Bj Mr, Jtir-1 A rr dBtio jwiaiaK a eiw
mil t.-e ol two Imin ea.ll Congreasiovial Uls
tr .-I.-, to suggest what bills siioulij be acini
mi hi this Convention. Lies over.
Mr. lb aton offi ted a resolution, that the.
Convi ii' iou shall adjourn on the ,12th mat.
Mr. II moved to suspend llie! rules and,
adopt, but was ruled out of order by tlie
Cliait
. ll4riu,t Wak-e-, tej;-rn-,t r rnr. .tdtion;
prot iduig iluil the rolTaliall be palled each
uioiiiing ; and another resolution, that no
iueuibtr receive piyt, alter the litb Juat.
li.fb lie over.
Itj 'r Uodiuitu: A r. s-.luii.iD iuoiuaaiug
tlie committee o( three on divoreea, Ac
.!(;. uviu.
Itji Mr Candler : 'A resolution approviog
the tsqsacl nient of I'lesjiient JohnsoD ; aid
giving d anks tn Congress lor so doing.
Liouvcr.
Hy Mr. Janes, of Caldwell; A resolution
v 1 IS,
lilt OTCT. v--,.
itNtmrHitn BinrxkR.
Mr: Abtmtl moved to make the report of
the commltu on Immigration the special
order for to mnrT iw. Jost.
He then moved to take it up now. Car
ried. Mr. Abbott proceeded, af length, to sd
voeate the provisions of the reoort. nsrtio-
u Isrly Urn feature ol aatablUluug an Ajrertey
in ,-vcw lorn. He argued the matter some
time, to show the benefits thil would ac
. rue to the State, If such a measure was
1 ' cneo me example or various
,-cii. s uiai nan iiirsue.i me same plan wnn
the most benetlnal results,
J. t'lh H$mi-..9m- wdilMtaoB,.-, ...
mf.st1ffr;''rTOpH5vreHag' tllif Legislature to'
. rente the nttice and authorizing the Qov
i-riior lo iipniiiit, and the legislature to eon-
ftriH, the Com.miasHinc.
Mr, Hi aton favored the original or di
ns tire, tie thought the3 Legitlatnre could
nHidily or change it whn proper. He bad
-mi the liesit! Irenefrtt from imilgrllonriB:
the North west.
On motion of Mr. Abbott, the ordinance
ws made the special order tor to-morrow,
at Iht o,Vlock. "
du (notion of Mr, lleaton, th rule were
suspended to take up hi reaolutiou, setting
ap.iii ilia 1'jtb inst, tor adjournment,
- - Me. -Eorknftr, a ehwinnan f the commit
tee on sdjournineiit, accepted.
Mr. Itddman moved an amendment that,
after the 1 Uth inst., no member shall receive
a
. Mr, lleatou areepttd it.
..... Mi, Junes.. oi W4hiugtoh. jdt atMu Ms-
marks oonrereing the matter, said that ha
did oi. think they could possibly adjourn
Mi . Emru-h, of Chowau, favored Mr. Iied
man's amend men t.
Mr. Nie.Uols.n was iii favor oj adjourning
oiiThe T31U inat . tiUt 'fcoped'Mr. Rodman
would withdraw his amendment, as he eons
siderud it a discourteous one. At for him
self, when his pay wasstopped, he intended
to go home.
Mr. Candler offered a substitute, "that it
in the snse of this Corfvention that we sd
j mm on the 13th Inst ; but if the work is
ineotiiplete, that this Convention have the
power tu reuclua iu. action m this
tar i led.
Tl
quest ina recurred on the 2nd. seel ton,
a-- aiiieu-ted.
(lon't. (negro) moved it adoption.
VI r. Kieh moved to strike out, in hues 1
."d ?, fejt'.tfteitaArjtwtling.isVt Aiutn-
lil er)-t laud" Carried, --
" Mr. Jofles, of (Ll Iwpfl, bffeTVi1it fnend;
nient, n come in line 0. after "debt," as fob.
fcSA'tr'utrioiia
tVoiti i n i s, or for payment of obligations
roHlrao'ed 'or thu purchasu of said pretn
iseM.,.'...tuf ioL .., .,, .,.,..-...,-..,, h
Mi. Uruhiiiit, of tbauge, orTurcd s subsli
into i,it iln whole, leasing the matter with
il.e Legislatute, He thought th Convention
was going too fw ; sticking every small mat
ter 1 the Coiisriiunon. It would beNa
cumbrous i.8ui, dtd not see why the
lloniesu'sil should be regulated her.
TU yea and nays nun called on Mr, Gra
ham's substitute, ami had, resulting Is yea
82,nyMa.
Mr. Tourgee moved to postpone the fur
tlret diauuoaion ofthhi matter tuit makt. il
Hood, (negro.) wished to liar tiir fejprt
recomnnttetl. ' Not agreed in.' : r,
Mr. Touti-e's nioiior then prevailed. t
I';nnaee-,K-Tw(t'iaratt a" ri:
port from the cimmitte on Towns, Ottlea,
Ac; which was ordered to bo printed and
made the special order lor Thursday nex. ,
at 1 o'clock. i ., . ' A ,,
Oo motion of Mr. Ashley, tin report of
th committee on Education was made the
peetai -order for Prfetay w,
Mr. Welker moved lo make tlie report nt
the fommttbe oti "PlihtTimeiiUlhd Penaf
Lis; i i u' ions the special order for tomorrow
at 11 o'clock. Curritd, v ...
Mr. Ihtilinsn fh'ii'vXid'ihal Ids or.ltuamie for
Rr rtf be ntade t-vVil ir-der fof temrtrrv
row evening. Jo bjWtliuv -.- i f--
Tlie report of tte committee on Corpora
tions, other than Municipal waa taken up,
Whltt ' - ,
Mr. Bryan renewed his motion to recon
aider the vote by which tectum 4 was
Stricken out, ' , .- ..
1 ?Tf. Touiji n Miiijimi. f fuJi iuoliun 'i!""
J , M r. . rir ai. s ifiu wjtt rtu rwtNtma. vlir wae pwt-
to a vote and lo. 1
f flare it waa astu-rtalned that tha bill had
liVjf 'fa'JB e'ngrro
cord o that day1 l. iug misplaced, and tire
lurther Consideration was rtotponel nntU
hff'tfTenhTgT
CALKRDAR.
r-rr.' Mortwi'e vwrf fnanr: rerteaTrt s "fh.; n.- T
i
tliBiifioe passed in lu Convention o. 65,
l-ohitlting the sate ol pirituous liquors at
1 j. Z n .nt Kliftiut wvi ... 1. 1... u
. .. . .-. .. - ;--,..T-.T..-....
t m w." f ..n.i
Mr; .-. Helket opposed th passage nf the
ordlnBHeti; 'Tbo act rirritiildt fncf the .'. of
rr ' P" iVtonym fftf
rn.Aot tit tllS Itil lb-Oi.il I OI.,llflIlM
Itr Oraham', of Of-ange cnn ttrri.l yrjili
oiiiii.inicci), and referred, without reading
-''rotitWisWdjn ffie'"
table.
Mr. WalTs'ln'di.iAiic.-ptrtdifl ilUtiTfie col
Wtion il nil dehJiii :.U upouUK- iiurhae w
or Inreot sl.iv: s, and ad i!el;is oiilticiid -
to 'ud'iin the r.'b--liirn, iii'i;iiit,tfj,-
Mr. Warts said (t'is subject ij .AjtuLaatiT
into repn-liati.vo, rs.v pt n far m inresarv.
He win Mil eiifing to u i!diale anv debt'
ecpt tiir the juirch.i. or Idle , s avew
' Mr. .Candler off ie.1 an iiiMidineiu : "'to.
1fil ll.H , I..I ..u ...... '..,... ... . .
"( tore nt thu-., ;i:..r io January b.i, shall
fs- 111 l.-ele ,i " I '
Mr. ti al.a ii. i Oiar.jX moved to lav the
to (fiSi-ttsi (lie n.oiaiiij ,. owning ptrperty
bf thi kind, but ran see no reason whV
footing liom other'.. The legal title t.o.thi.
sp.ri.-s ..rpioper'ty was iniinitti'd not only
bv our own Cotiiu, hut by those of the
Cniied Slates, a I the reja.rn of fugitives is
provided l-r iu lb. Cor.' itution. Such
fM'ing liie cas-', ho did (he Pror.lainittion '
of President Lincr'ii ff.-ct the q uestion f
I consider that it was J"jj;-lv,..:;.umljtl' war ,)..,
an.i noThfiiiltiiv'' iirj'i.ii this Stat. ttiit.il ear-
ried out by force ol mini All writers hold
that a blocks. te ni;;. -nuts to nothing until
rendered elfeei ua', - that a paper blockade is
no l.l.s ksde at all. As I am unwilling to i
repudiaU- an) honest ilehl, I cannot votn tor
this resolution. I th. rehire move that it
He on the table.
Mr. Graham's motion to tal ly was put to
a vote and prevailed.
The President announced ascomiotitee on
final arrangement of the Constitution ;
Messrs, Healg.it, flicliuhmu luid lioduisii.
.,v...v., tL.l.lta.iu 1,'ll.lllRI,.
a, . rraoluln in relation I ovwcr-1 hi
morning, which he desired to see adopfed,
He wished tost the wlnda matter of di
Tore referred to a committee of five.
Alter some dtbate, the, motion tosusjx nd
the rules and takeupths resolution was put
and carried.
Mr, Candler moved to lay the resolution
on fbe table. Lost.
The resolution Wd as f'low
RMlMit; TfiSttfie
of 8 be ituxed to S, and that all applica
tion for divorce lie referred to that com
mittee, and that this Con vein io,i will iu
each case adopt and conu.riu the report ol
aid committee, without further examina
tion.. ; . Mr, Hudttt.i; ib
liimsclfto the Icgislarion of a coiuiiiittee in''
so Important matter.
Mr. Welkcr was also opposed.
After some further debate the matter wait
Indefinitely postponed, on motion of Mr. lag,
Mr. Fork oer moved to adjourn. Lest. .-
Mr, Graham, of Orange ynnvvd m .
Alter some little debate upon unimpor
tant matters, the Couventiun' adjourned un
til this eveuiug. ,
JCX-PSBSWENT JPJICRCS OA' TIIK
SIT1JATIQS.-
Ex-President Pierce, who is manifesting
a deep interest In the progrc of p.'litii nl
affairs at Washington, expresses it as his
opinion that tha Democratic party in New
Hampshire U greatly trBfiMl be the-
-twnattors have taken ttverebstcv, iii-.
reading tha President' message this fore
noon, be stated that hit reasons are lorribiv
nsRT-oviettwTeryprpr:rTrid ffiaf thev
apt viaw filnri M t if .... I . j . I .
tw jvuttljjr tnrCIHIIlUU UfWHt K"'" "t fi W 8i)(t
luprjortad ll tllB, igwa. whieh-tWlrtwI.tArlr -quote
to sustain hi position, . He VBi'fci'tt.-.
witB Mr. Jobnou that hejs "Justified upon
the constitutional question ot his hsv.ii;;
power to remove officer appointed by Ins
predaoeasor, and thinks die tnet the'. Ins
entire Cabinet he one designated th
Tenure-ol Ofllue iawt- nneomrtiinttoTt'tt-wfft
operate prreatiy In lavor of- Mr. Jnhtnpw -
Uxin his 4nI." Concerning the polnie.tl
aspect, be says, fron letters which he U in
recaipt of frstm .litb.wrt ntrte l te
N a well aslroui conctiisioiwdir.ved (rum the
eejj,uiiii, tewjirds t thJJetrtinur iiitfr..
rn ttoe, he ia ustilled ui ui mg lliat tin:
proepet'ts r more glorious and promising
than during any other period ot the pn-seiH
esmjMiign.
MA V BK f
'Siilhmaf hiltiltijtneer oFti-abrr .'."'
Ultra closes slender tjit lhdtt4tmiv.-i.i. ..-
"The insuUit imptitftrrofH ma le by R j,V "; ' "
ical lea.lert upon the tiourire-aitd niaihood .
ot the Democratic niassms, ihi-lr biVlJ avow-
i"t purpose- to u vtttler,!-, himifrrndy-
lad to counter miltlary tt'inuisrtiai.a on -the
part of the pis. pto'. Till; iu'Ikms of the '
land would gn-atly prefer a decision bv l he -highest
j.idiehd triliunaU, by the b'llot
b. X, but Uloie they are chemed or biillb-d
but of bsith, they will make n solute stand -for
the Cnuatiiution. Itevolnlioiiarj vioi
louce will be met by armed pr. p.iratifm on
th part of the people, who Intended to '
bst subjugkieda people eminent ly p.;. :
toying and sickot publiu disorders, hot-t V i' -manly
and intelligent to yield their libtr.
4ltf;trtMStltr
mand ot 8tnton ami Uranism! alinodiniti
iy able, at tr proper time, to prove tu thu '?
Cowardly . h gi shu ive deltinjew. fit IheJixuJl.--.;.-...
g tfrat'thtTT b-iivt lKrf&'tfte''tf itT'
aervs to be ." ; " v ' ;
aorrant o jn PnnaiDKnT.- T.lon
tervauvn Army and Navy Cnion of ar .
ingteo held a meeting ott Tlitirsib.y ijj.t . -
jeaq pjica iji. niiiouK,ritfeuuituiiii,
"taaWeete, That it thu worst must ctut
t-lii wist t that il t'wi"'fe;ipr11,t, ...
war npon th eouulry by lia rotitumesl t .
eroachiuuots apnu the iiretona iv.a of t o
Ma)Mi vH- WrM WjXBtTO'r
L trumxnt aiulKst i.w i n m m a?esisaiaa
we uereu; pieoge "Hur; jj tsKv uur. Umujh.
ana nr. sacred nun))ta,'iuiiphig i b -v:
Chief Magiatrate of the nut'ou in detec.c.; ot '":
constitutional liberty-.--!------ rr - ' ' ""
Thn Cincinnati - wrismfnrrril-Tt lea.l.;Vtg T " "
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jtf i a; it ispi tn thtf'su jl vrt tw t rBiitjii.'S.'M.'Tt''"''" "
-MevJohnsmn In wtriv.tr it ViTtnTSi' " '.''" "'
t o M. , t t.i, um l.j'it.... ,.1 i' . .
... ..v ni-ini, nor inMi ti,iiii..,rt
lotlves, nM.rmUjithi tfe.' Ra-lW .ji-j:.
.ii T sniuK ii.iii. r mail m in tn Il.in ovio
party by any ill d mti movement : U t, rf
rienate will SKW ..the.: ..tuUUjt.i,. 4.....-,.
iMfM-aBrf .iiefi-taf . ,
aaamfeeted by the Oimm rrf.,t. it wit! .;- '
tiia iTrnininT. ------- w.-. -
4 tftx. EsKiaT' Tmmi.H.'ras, tu,r
Februarv 2-l 31 P. M.- Ct , r. u n. A '.
tonishe.l Radicals to-ilnv bv I i-. ii .".
tff f-rrrf'-fesN- -flt 'XJH iLlIX.JJI'.
'((tt"!s WEii U ; : ,
BllllKllnn It 111. Ml, ,IS4 ifl ', Mill Vt Sj,.
rlepnt-tic had Ka', ti.. - s! .
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