Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-01

oot the present the readiness with which h athUt
large sAcsces in sud u,ouey the fixed dstemin.ioa
OF her people never to submit conquest and ugsion
nor to rseoustracton Of the Union which IS subsg..
ZION Tolerated With mbecle and unmany fosbearanee) oil
attest the sincerity and the earnestness Of deyoon to
the osaas oudepndace and the establishing our gov
Rsses0sd That the people Of North. Carolina do not
desire and will never ask for any peaee which does not
guarantee Independence to those Of the Cenedes States
sracy b. the Of their people, and the privilege ofa
e enoce % those which have been considered doubtful
Ksossa That we urge upon tie constitutional
Offering ps.os to the saen, on the terms sst tSess
resout'ons Yet having fall in the patriotism
tolerate government abide by their Judgment the
mode and time Of rendering negotiations to the auth otes
st the United States, believing Cha. common feeling Of
honor interest and safety, will accomplish the most happy
results for ms and our postsrity. y: Il. -
Resousd That a copy Of these resolutions be trans.
msed 6y His Exceency the Governor to the President
Mr. AeAden moved 10 ssnd by substituting the follow
ing: =. :. -, - 49,
RESOLUTIONS IN REssRzscs TO RAus OF rEAcs:
hesosoed BY hs Gsasrat Asstutty ut the State OF North
Ca'o1o That whilst regard the present war between
the Confederate States and the United States Of
dssocs on the part Of the tonederate States yet s
90 not hesitate to declare that for the sake Of humanity
becomes our government through its Appropriate con-
at'tdtonal departments to its earnest to put
an end To this unnatural and unchrssu work of carnage
and to this end earnestly recommend that gov.
eminent after signal successes of arms and other
occasions when mpute ITS sctiuns to aiarm in
sead OF sincere desire for peace shall make to the gov
erument Of our enemy Official offer Of peace the
basis Of independence and nationality with the PROPOSE
ton that the doubtful border States shall settle the qnes
ton for by Conventions to be elected for that
aer the whdrawalo all military forces Of both
sides from their limits. De-
esotssa That We believe that this course on the part
Of our government would be hailed by people and sol
diery % an assurance that peaes will not be unnecessarily
delayed. nor their suffering unnecessarily prolonged:
-, Rs.ossa That while the foregoing Is an expression Of
manner in which pace should be sought we renew our
pledges of the and Of this state to the
is obtained upon just and honorable TERMS and until the
and nationality Of the States
On motion Of Mr. Person divison of the question was
ordered aud the question FIRST taken upon tn motion
to out The yeas and nays were ordered On motion
OF Mr.. Shepherd.
Albrtton Afford Avera Bernhard Barringer Bsnbury,
Best Bond, Carter Cowies Craig, Dunn, Gentry Glenn.
Grissom Hampton. Harrison Henry Of Berthe. Howard
Mann Of fasqno.snk, MeAden Mccormick, Mckay,
AcNeiii, MeRae, Nssen. Patterson, Pear Co. Perkins
sa sss s.la Rss % *.;:ss S. sssn
Woodall Young Of lredell, Young Of Yancey-5s.
Those who voted in the negative were Messrs A%is.
Bsa soxn Bryso Barea Burns GSsn
son, Henry Of Henderson Headen Hodges Joyner, Jud
s LGs Sy
Rives Russ Shepherd Sherwood StanciIl. Waddell-4a
The question recurring the amendment the yeas and
nays again ordered and the amendment adopted
Those who voted in the affirmative were Messrs Allison
Abortion. Afford AIMS Avera Bernhsrdt, Barringer
Be.iL Beam. Beobury, Best Bond Bryan sr,T,n Burns
Carter Costner Cowles Craig Duke Duun Foy Gentry,
Glenn, Greene Grissom Hampton Harris OF Csbarrus.
Harris of Chsham, Harrison, Henderson Henry Of BERTHE,
Henry Of Henderson, He uen, Howard Horton. ingram:
Judkins, Keener Laws feathers, Lave. Lyle, Mann Of
Hyde, Mann Of Pasquoank, AcAden. Aecormiek Mckay,
McNe McRae. Nissen Pearce, Perkins, Rhodes. Rein
Brunswick Sherwood. Shober. Smith Of Guord Spruiii
Waddeil, Wslleu, Walser, Watson WeIborn, Woodsll,
Young of Iredell Young Of Yancey-7l.
Those who tied the negstivs we're Messrs. Cobb,
Crawford Davis Gsskins Gillian, Hodges Kirby Powell,
Reynolds. Rives. Shepherd IL.
The resolutions then adopted and the House I'D.
iourned until o'clock A. NJ, to morrow.