The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-27

Which was unaufnousIy adoptsd. sand me Hon.
D. L. Swain, Hon. James Graham, and the Hon. J.
p. King of Georga were accordingly appointed dele
In pursuance ofshe 6ti resolution reported BY the
General COMMITTEES the President appointed the fol-
Mseakn5urg- William Johnson, D. A. Caldwell
Cabarrus-Daniel Coleman, George Barnhardt, w.
G.. Means.
ROsoan-John /. Shaver, Elkanah d. Austin, A.
Henderson.
EredeL-R. J. Mcdowell, Theophilus Falls. John
CHa,Oea-samuel F. Patterson, wm. LenOir. Gen
efal Clarke. isss4s.a..as.e5
WiMes-Auderson Mitchell, DR.. James Galloway,
ba. Bur1e-James C. Smith, Tod r. CaldwelL Isaac
akrander-Joseph NJ. Boyle, A. c. Mcintosh.
/ 1Surry-R. G. Puryear, Tyre Glenn, J. Cowles
Dasfe-Lemnel Bingham, A. 6. Garter, John Nc
Montgomery-John M Worth, James L. Gaines
Samuel H. Christian. ~. ,.,;-s. sl-....5
DaoidsO,-John w. Thomas, Junius L. Glenn
mons, Benton g. Douthett ''.' : -
FTrsytie-Israel G. Lash, Thomas Wilson, Con-
stantine L. Banner. Il a5fs Ia s:Peasts ~ -.
Stokes-John Hill, John F. Poindexter, A. King.
Rocking kGns-Thoma B. Wheeler, w. M. Elling-
ton, John L. Lesieure. 5as.r ll..,.. .aIs aeiis,-
GdsaveA-Calvin Graves, John Kerr, George Will
hanson. e. .....t. = ges LAO. :.
Guiyord-John A. Gilmer, L. Swain, D. F. Cald-
well. [- ..ss. ee5t ~ ai la.-saa. ~ 4.
RandOlp6-Jona. Worth, H. B. Elliott. Martin w.
Leach. .. .#.s aI a.-... IL IL. +. -.t. .'... -
Clafham-N. A. Steadman, J. ]. Jackson, Isaac
Hall. s~..t .-
.4lansnnee-Wm. A. Covington, Col. John Holt,
General Trollinger. - .a
Orange-CadwaIladsr Jones, sr., ]. w. Norwood,
Wake-Rufin Tucker, w. w. Holden, B. B.
Smith. ..
GranriAe--John S. Eaton, Robert B. Gillian,
Thomas Miller. ..a~,rt --.s' -
Warren-Alexander Hawkins, Weldon N. Ed
wards, Peter Davis. a. 5s..at. -f
NOrthampton-T. J. Person, David A. Barnes,
Samuel Calvert. % .---.. .-.. ..s. e-.
Hal3ar-A. Joyner, l.. H. B. Whitaker, Redding
Pittman. -.ruc. e .-.s ..a
Nash-Dr. Drake, Samuel Arlington, Gen. Cren-
shaw. .. -.. s.Es
Edsecombe-James ]. Battle, Duncan Ferguson,
DR.. Lawrence.
Ct,nberland-James C. Dobbin, Robert Strange, E.
]. Hale.
Wavne-Jas. Griswold, Willis Hall, John Averiu.
Dupfn-Owen kenan, j. Pearsall, J. M. Middle
Neao Hanoper-W. A. Wright, Edward P. Hall,
H. l.. Holmes.
SanpsO,-Wm. Faison, Patrick Murphy, Thomas
Bunting.
O,slesO-E. B. Dudly, Owen Higgins, ]. A.
Averitt.
Czrteret-James Rumley, M. B. Robertson, Ben
iamin Leacraft, sen.
Graren-Richard NJ Taylor, Alonzo T. Jenkins,
E. R. Stanly.
Beaufort-Edward Stanly, VIM. B. Rodman, Da-
vid Freeman.
LenOir-John C. Washington, L. C. Desmond,
Francis Dibble.
Jones-Calvin Koonce, ]. H. Delahunt, J. C.
Bryan.
Pitt. Blow, G. Hoyt, Jas. Streeter.
Johrstorl-Dr. John b. Beckwith, David Holland,
VIM. H. McCullers.
Mr.. Osborne then addressed the convention in a
very earnest and feeling manner.
On motion of Gov. Swain, the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
ResOLred That the thanks of this Convention be ten
dered Lutheran Congregation for tho of their
Church. in which the Convention has held it sessions
Resoircd That the thanks of this Convention be ten
dered President and the other Officers of this body
their able and dgent discharge of the duties requr
ed of them.
ReS0ked That the proceedings Of this Convention be
published in the Carolina Watchman, with a request
that the other papers in this State be called upon to copy
them.
Gov. Swain moved that the Convention do
adjourn.
The President then rose, rendered his thanks,
and after earnestly appealing to the Convention to
put forth every effort in their intercourse with the
people to give success this great enterprise pro-
nounced the Convention adj djeurned sine die.
JNO. NJ. MOREHEAD, Pres't.
JNo. N. WASHINGTON, : Secretaries.
ALBERT ToRRENcE.