Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-26

From Hoke's Brgade-Leut Jpo. Justice, A. DC
From Lanes Brigsds-Lt: q. Carlton. 9TH n. q.
NC :. -.
Prom lversons Brigade-Capt. r. PlummeF, 18th \. O.
From from ksnsoms % Brigade-Capt J. Jsnes 18th n; 9:
from Daniels BrgadeACapt !. L. q. smith, 4stb.
NC.
From Scales Brigads-Lieut Col John Ashford, ssh
NO. ..tti
spPointed 10 draft resolutions expressive Of the sense Of
the meeting: =.
From Stuart's brigade, Capt L. O. Latham LIT Il. g.;
Hoke's brigade Lieut. r. Hill, sth N O.; HON Lanes
brigade Lieut.. j. D. Barring; 18th O. from PettiErews
brigade Capt. r. H. Sineletary 44th n G.; from Iver.
sons brigade Col. Thomas H. Garrett 5th n Or from
Ramseurs brigade Capt Juo C. German. I'd N, O. from
Daniels brigade Il. Col Coxsn sad N. q from Scales
brigade DR.. J. F. Miller s4th n c. COMMITTEES
An adjournment Was then had On. ii three o'clock
On the reasssmbhng Of the CONVENTION COL Oex of The
pstrio.e sddsass; sissr wsE. Co Garr.t ~ -.
the eousnittse on rasoiuions renorted fhe Kovin,
sa Of Iasolutons which were adopted unssasnotsiy
isced ssfhe rectal Of M ra.sop ~ m
which governed Or profssssd to conny meet.
ings inasmnoh would seem 70 imply csass spon Tie
this point, participated in BY It. Hill Capt. Bird and Col
Garrett the Convention refused to strike out this ert a.
On tt 7th resolution as reported by the committea
spirited discussion arose as to whether The resouon dn
not imply csneure Of the Confederate poverument ,nd
even granting that it did whether it was proper that sny
such opinion should be expressed by the meeting An
seemed to agree that had been bad1 treat
ed by the Confederate but the general o.
preston of the meeting was that this was no time for pub
lie resolutions of this sort and finally substitute vaa
offered which ignored the whole subject of cshsurs upou
the Confederate suthortiss The principal speaker. on
Col, Bennett aud Cant Bird
A committees eousistinr of Cols. Garrett Jones and
Grymes appointed prepare an address to The pso
pie Of and then the meeting Adjourned
after speech by Can't York in which the Re0k Stand
arPs editor was Denounced as son of RH" The reso.
annsn.a n 70 the 0"'' Was passed aa'. great
The meeting was not boiserous but csn oust and de-
porancs Of the object which bsa drawn them fore.hs
send herewith the resolutions Of the Convention
Meetings Of similar character have sisC been held In
With his ife nr3nas - @ f tS sI.h -. s" asn ~ ICY hs
feelings Of the men on tS. subiset A' 'p''H'e' 0 Tue
rs san1Es ou. resa ILL., ~ Sooa Az !ne sPsas
es seemea to mat the people ut home whe
were geng up tnese were the men VINO 90 not
want 70 come out under he Ut tho President
salnng ior 'ne 1orty 10 1orty'nve men. l.
s.
=, nssoLoioMs Ky Az ApofTkD - Ths OoHv.SFIoM =,
!" hesopeds inst our separation from the Northern
WAS from the beginning intended to be 6nal
Tor this have 50 many Of our oomrades fallen and
M Is tns 40 We sun nssna 70 On enaare Oh ana every nj nor
90 We intend that the action Of any portion Of our people
nome shall 30 bind our hands Is to make further resls
lance on cur part lmPossne Ihat we are daily confirm
S our Ion ~ tns unlaiSra !eacnlngs 81 me
Nornsrn press Gy t6e insane and ianatca acts OF the
people, oy tne nhumsn ana unprncpied acts OF
tne Nothern government the crownng one OF which 10
SHOWN In inc ate Psoca9at'on Of Lincoln rs
aaton on our sodery or our OF slaves found
and by the Innumerate acts Of savage
bsn o. the Northern sodiery in every part of our land
z"a Aeosea Inat earnestly Is Me desire peace AND long
or authorities endngo peace upon the basis
OF reconstruction or submission and that while we are,
ana oeen ioF an honorable settlement
terms than our perfect Of Northern rue is in
e S oeSree & ncSmpaSis Ma the honor and inter
s.s ~ sMe GG" & psoh.s ~ MOI can Va
br.rs os % nsmx oh" i. "..oS IN " s no On,
o;es o, an enemy VINO mas catea on war ol INVASION
s; "a M oS ; nan Mo yesrs eoup.ea WIN every
I1atm m NV W au,ont ne ss aa "a .ne power " impose,
o ebs Nne o. our ana Inc ss
In fonorsbe Combat AZ snid;sr. w" 'A anu 'pp's VI
Sd Rsolnsd That while the soldiers ara ;obtno .u,,
friends at home should be continually dsmusuipx asi
ardor casting chill and gloom on their hopes and nm
nerving them for tho contest by uumev reuinnDs snt
base isanngs toward subnaission; that We wuSd b.
untrue to our principles untrue to our wives and
children who would be the greatest sufferers BY subms
sion, untrue to noble dead ntee.: un
true to State untrue TO Conderacy, and
to the cause OF freedom now to submit to the domnaoa
of such as rule the Northern people, and that fear
Sss Sss ss Rs Tss. . We s.,. learned With deep more
ton and regIet that several meetings have been held ia
NorthCarona IN which resolutions have been adopted
declaring opposcn 70 me iartaef enforcement Ut the ON
law IN our state that We cannot regard such soon
taken by portion of people, any other light than
vorug the cause Of enenies with whom va are CON,
tending and in this point Of view as dsloya and
who have been relying upon those home for suppt and
as treacherous in the extreme that osnno
regard me OF an tthngmsn or hi
failure Of the other States TO do their duty patroc
any excuse for to refuse perform .hsr
any that the alleging such an excuse shows
that they do not plead any insbity to comply With thl
requirement Of law but shat It is species Of csntns
Hypocrisy b those who desire " escape ts dan
gers and hardshlEps OF the wat,
6 RssotUed That the course Of the Raleigh Ssnd,,u
sprs smong our peSPe meet ~ ~n our uaqesnsh CON