Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-25

Resosued That we tender to him the hosptalies the
ned to loaded with honors be met with the tokens due
him as tribute from the warm hearts Of Sampsonans
nnd that III this meeting & ten ea or the
such time be convenient to him. and to make suta
members of the Southern Rights party of the Sd Congress
sonal District in meeting at convenient place. and
at such time as may be agreed upon.
WHEREAS, We. the citizens OF Sampson county in meet
ing assembled having Just heard of the attack at Charles
Resos, That demand of the Governor of the State,
I ca d b ne ia TO- %
IN ms tS secure and garrison the same for the
Resoued further That the Secretaries of this meeting be
requested to forward copy Of this resolution His Ex
cellency, the Governor of the State.
Resolued That this meeting adjourn to meet again on
the 7th day of May CRton, and that the Chairman
appoint committee of three to speakers for
The following gentlemen appointed said commit
tee viz COL l. d: Holiness D. j. Devane, and B. A. Nose
DELEGATES to CharseAe Meeting, Moy 20, 1ss1Dr Tbos.
". W. sihers A. A. MeKoy, Col. T. H. Holmes, F: Pugh,
D J. Devane A. Brown, Maj. j. M Moseley Sol Boykin,
ones sek W G Gab Ha%s Henry Mn39t T.
Boykin J.EP. Treadwen, Hardy Herring J. NJ. Robinson,
G. w. Kobinsoa " a. n Mathis A6 Dr. g. MurpSS f.
! Murphy Murphy, J. 8. Parish A. a. Merritt, Bryant
Au.ry, E. j. CoweI, j. K. Morsey Jno. @. Wright Jno.
It's Thomson, Rev B. F. Marable, Rev A. j. Emerson Rev
Hugh heAlpin, G W. CrumpIer J. NJ. Mlsrd, Col F. J.
E. r. & Henry H. svenD e.
King J: ". Lane, Iaham F. Hicks Evt Bass, A: King,
Rev L. Clifton 81: D. Lewis, j. Boyett, DR.. J. M, Hobbs,
A. Hobbs, g. W. Bobbs NJ. j. Fason, a. Il. Cobb Isaiah
McPha, Gabl. Barbary Thos: Moore Jno. Bass Joseph
Herring, j. b. Turngon B. H. Crumpler, j. D. Parker,
Jacob Newman, Jacob Underwood, John r. Smith, Alvin
Rys R6 Nwsrd WSs Sn0 R9y Tas Jas e Williams M
OweH W. G. Fowler, r. L. SPELL Rev. M. P Owen, E. B.
Owen 81. J. Hobbs R. b. Rich, L. H. Rch H. H. Hodges,
ter D. jackson, Matthew Jackson David Goodwin Jno.
c. Williams, Robert Maxwell, Silas Baggot Everett Pc
terson n Peterson, Dr. j. H. Faison, W. II. Herring,
ReolOa That the Chairman and Secretaries be added to
the list OF delegates.
E1ecuEue Committee.-Doct. j. A. Bgzel, A. B. Ches-
mutt, R. Holmes, Hardy Herring JAS c. Robinson Doct.
Z. T. Murphy Henry Mathis John vann, L. A: Powell,
Col: F. j. Faison, W. Kirby Thos l. Faison Thos. Ash
ford, Aworh King Amos Royal M. j. Fason G. W. Hobbs,
a. ntT1 H Cq66 Ro69 o. whe no0 j. W. 9as B. s. Owen g.
Coaanattee to tnUite MAJ Theophtos HolaeS-Dr Thos
Bunting, R. A. Moseey, W. Devane, A. A. McKoy, Doct
a. Holiness Col. F. J. Fason j. r. Beanan, Thos Fryar
Thos. Chesnutt, Maj. ". c. Draughon.
On notion the thanks of the meeting rendered to
the Chairman and Secretaries
A A. McKoy, Esq, then being called out by the meeting
made most enthusiastic speech in support Of the resou
tions and Southern Rights
Rev. B. F. Marreble then called upon to speak, to
which he responded in an abe eloquent and appropriate
Col T. H. Holmes was called out and made stirring
convincing and excellent Southern Rights speech.
W. s. Devane, Esq, called for and spoke short
time in his usual able and eloquent style.
r. &. Moseey, Esq, being called upon for speech,
sponded to the call IN an earnest enthusiastic and sou
stirring manner.
On motion the secretaries requested send copies
OF the proceedings of this meeting to tho Wilmington Jour
request all other Southern Rights papers In State to do
the same. On motion, the meeting adjourned.
DR.. E. F. SHAW, Chm.
RoR'T A. Mosp1ry eects.