Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-13

lands perpetrated ana co'eteu uP, anu
ric lra5t ,5s army most foolish and disastrous
sy in 'Ho inst condemnation for the lack of dis.
ilted OI y,rsasury into which the people had
ion. y f,rtunes as free will offerings bad be-
I'D t1en ,nt NJ and yet the Secretary Of the Treas
banhLutrh he impeached before the public, lest
nGst T 10 disheartened on the verge of chimerical
-! ..si,n that this measure was demanded
Be up was equally as unfounded rs the pre-
l.icf nGf that they wanted everybody at home
o ,,be military service.
''o % 's nsvt # paid a glowing tribute to the army
I'no ,.no Virginia. The plains of Troy, the hills
Nl''J .bo hanks of the Tiber had Witnessed no
TS,;c T'ce sacrifices than they had made. Sub.
ne,O,JT O,,JTscipIine-patient in hardships, and in
Ee " acrion, they had earned imperishable re-
os Tharr TT was no want of soldiers-but we
% .,,,ssmen hns in this struggle All but few,
I'"nTous representatives at home, believed
oauU n.ar could be carried on as efficiently while
Ds Ds."cis we're freely and frankly discussed -
ap Uas unwilling TO undo It's work to ad-
tHp: interests of short-sighted politicians at
w nSo miSrepresenti It's opinions. Its duty was
Sns ous and had been most faithfully discharged.
I.s rorfect accord between army and people,
F.,Idiers we're determined that this revOlu-
%.d have its legitimate termination. The
y.S bpen put to the arbitranent of the sword,
his ,bey would abide. This fourth blow at
!!,., !! | Of the people would create more cOmmo:
ssLome than its predecessors. The temper Of
.nIo VAS such that they would not submit
e r. the destruction of every veStige Of consti-
~ ,;rbt They intend to discuss the issues of
y" al Tar-to canvass the conduct of the Pres
..J a the strategy of his Generals, and any at
an. .ot suppression would still further ALLEVIATE
,fections Mr.. Q. in conclusion expressed the
,,bot tse proposed suspension of the writ was
,imed at North -Carolna-a conviction, ne
r5ieh could only be removed by refusal to
t.rd Hard measures had been dealt this State.
;,5 done her whole duty, and it was an insult to
,,,p that such enactments were necessary to
b,r Irue TO her allegiance.
I,Ded that the resolutions would receive
IONS vote. The legal propositions they con-
3rsre sanctioned by the courts, and they were
,nI TO the President aud the Congress, while
h, them, as it was our duty to warn them, Of
,ing danger.
Inc Mr. Carter's remarks the hour arrived
/ ;, execution of the joint order for the election
.sdera;e States Senator The House voted
nbspouently the committee who superintend-
s 4, f,IIot reported mo election" The House
,~sd the consideration OF Mr.. Fowles reSolu-
,,Dd Mr.. j. H. Headen commenced to address
r,ose when the time arriving to execute the
orlsr for election of Secretary of State the
+ ;, voted as follows, Mr.. Caldwell having nomi
Mr. C. R. Thomas of Carteret, and Mr.
,,s having withdrawn the name of Mr.. Rich
Toss who voted for Mr.. Thomas were Mr..
lsger, Alison Afford, Amis, Ashworth, Banks,
Blair, Bond of BERTHE, Bond of Gates, Cald-
Galloway, Carson, of Alexander, Carter,
., Cowles, Craige, Duke, Flynt, Fowle, Gibbs,
[s,n, Hailey, HaneS, Harrington, j. Fl Headen,
r., HoltOn, Horton, of Watauga, Horton, of
Is, Isbell, Jordan, Joyner, Lowe, Lyle, Mann,
Eabee, Mcmillan, Morisey, Murrill, Patterson,
ms Phillips, Pool, Riddick, Rogers, Russell,
ne, Shober, Simmons, Smith, of Johnston,
Waugh, Hheeler-55.
se who voted for Mr.. Faribault were Messrs. AL
Austin, Baxter, Beam, Benbury, Boyd, Brown
g.is0n Brown of Mecklenburg, Bryan, Caho,
sn Of Rutherford, Cobb, Costner, Crawford of
( Of Halifax, Davis, Of Franklin, EnlOe, Err
EaisOn Farmer, Gaskins, Gidney, Grier, Gnd-
Harris, HaSSell, Hawes, W. j Headen, Her
Jadkins, Lane, Lewis, Little, Love, McAden,
.sn, Murphy, 0utterbridge, Patton, Peace, Pow
&inhardt, Russ, Shepherd, Shipp, Smith, of
ETuS, Smith Of DuplIn, Stancill, Strong, Vann,
tsn-53.
b. Harrison voted for Mr.. Balm.
e committee to Superintend the election sub.
2lly reported Whole number of vote cast
rscesSary to choice 79. Of these Mr.. Thomas
sEd 50, Mr.. Faribault H. Mr.. Balm /, Mr.. Ray |.
Ihomas was declared duly elected.
lie House cOuncrred in proposition from the
aatO ballot again for Confederate States Sena-
nd voted as follows, Mr.. Vann having with
ntbe name Of Hon. gaEid Outlaw and nomi.
dHOu. ". n. H. SEith:
Er Mr. Reade- Mr.. Speaker, Allison, Afford,
E ASheworth, Banks, Best, Blair, Bond, of Ber-
Caldwell, Galloway, Carson, of Alexander, Car
Gapp Cowles, Craige, Cunningham, Flynt,
We Gibbs, Hadiey, Hanes, Harrington, Harrison,
|den J. H., Henry, Herbert, Holton, Horton, of
nuga, Horton, of Wilkes, Isbell, Jordan, Lyle,
u, AcAden, Mccormick, McGehee, Mcmillan,
Rey, Aurriil, Patterson, Perkins, Phillips, Rid.
Rogers, Russell, Sharpe, Summons, Smith, Of
1s;On, Stpe, Waugh and Whecler-52.
T Ir Ashe-Messrs. AllstOn, Austin, Baxter,
20, Ben5ury, Boyd, Brown, of Mecklenburg,
w, Of Madison, Bryan, Caho, Carson, of Ruth
nd Cobb, COstner, Crawford Of Rowan, Craw-
Wayne, Dargan, Davis of Halifax. Davis,
rankin, EnlOe, Erwin, Faison, Farmer, Gaskins,
aeY Grier, Gudger, Harris, Hassell, Hawes,
D. Headen, JOYner, Judkins, Lane, Latham,
rs Little, Love, Mclean, Murphy, Outterbridse,
1R Fool, Powell, Reinhardt, Russ, Shepherd,
Smith of Duplin, Smith, of Cabarrus, Stan
SfOng, Vann and Wooten-53.
~ Ar. Smih-Messrs. Bond, of Gates, Duke,
sand Pool.
y 4r Gitmer-Messrs Lowe and Shober-2.
I'9' H. Headen resumed the discussion of the
,4aOns relating to the suspension of the writ of
s1"rp"s but gave way to motion for ad,
aasnt and the House adjourned until TO- morrow
a!ng 10 o'clock.
J %e adjournment the committee to superintend
.frao1 OF Senator made no report. Mr.. Ashe
SS'eu' however, on this ballot, and the follow
sne result: Whole number ofvotes cast 158.
TSSafy toa choice 80 Mr.. Ashe received 80;
"'aue ~; Mr.. Smith 4 Mr.. Gilmer4