The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23
NORTH CAROLINA.
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CLOSING UP OF THE CONVENTION.
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AMESSAcE FROM PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
InTRiaUEs AMONG THE POLITICIANS.
The Bargain Between the Secessionists and
State War Bsbt BondhOldsrs
The Plot Defeated by the Presi-
dents Action.
Positions Of the Candidates for
Governor.
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ALL PARTIES SUPPORT PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
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lmTRieuEs AMONG THE POLITICIANS.
The Bargain Between the SecessiOnists and
State War Debt Bondholdcrs.
The Plot Defeated by the Presi'
dents Action.
ALL PARTIES SUPPORT PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
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ALI PARTIES SUPPORT PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
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Our Raleigh Correspondence.
RsIxIaH, Oct Is, 1855.
THs UNHxD STATES FLAG
This morning the President that he had en-
Asavored TO procure United States Tag hoist over
the Capitol in accordance with the resolution adopted by
the Convention and had authorized two Of the officers OF
the Convention TO borrow one, possible, for temporary
use. He very much regretted that they had not
ceeded in doing and that having had to send New
ork for one II had been received in time for use
during the present session. He trusted the will would
be taken for the deed 3
sroLEN HORSES NuLEA
resolution passed requesting Governor Holden to
communicate with General Ruger and inform him that
The military throughout the State present
gagged in collecting from citizens horses and mules given
70 them by military commanders in place Of animals
stolen from them during the passage Of the army through
The State and to ask that the citizens DO allowed retain
The same y f-e
THE STATE DEBT. .y
The ordinance to provide for the payment Of the old
State debt contracted before the war; up in its
order for third reading Il the bill introduced by
Judge Donne providing for the issue and sale par Of
thee and half millions Of State bonds bearing six per
cent; and was, motion Of D. #. Caldwell, laid the
table by . vote Of nfty-nine 70 forty
s rHl ARMnD POLICE
The bill directing the sherids and boards Of masis
atss enrol and organize many military companies
IN their respective districts ~ nigh be necessary "
preserve w and order therein 70 act as an armed police
b perfected, was taken up a. special order
Mr. Ferebee, in advocating the bill, said that in his
county the white citizens had all been deprived Of arms
while the negroes almost all Of them armed by
some means or .noth err 1t was fact that nearly every
eri feeling q insecurity on the part OF the whites
There had been rumors Of anticipated trouble in
did not know how we'll grounded the fears might be- but
there certainly was much apprehension among the
white ctzsns especially among the female portion, Of
General bockery confirmed the statement made by
Colonel Ferebee and stated that In his county the white
residents had been dsarmed and ct present almost
destitute ct 70 protect themselves against robbery
and outrage he had consulted with the General in COM
lection the raising Of such police force
ismpatsd BY the bill He had stated that no force TAX
except under his command there could be but ono
head TO the military in the State But he did not object
70 the establishment Of an armed police.
Mr. Barrow thought that the Convention overlook
Ing the facts Of their present situation They still
under martial law and he did NOT see what authority
eoepsntion Of The ofncer in command Of the district
pses vss in sai.nes under he charge Of o.
AcsT he uas unwilling TO approve Of any act that would
Gsnsrai Deekely directed the recoscloa Of the Con-
ventioa the acon of Governor ShaSkcy In Mississippi
S s.. - ns y s. g up ns ;sa % ss
and CONFIRMED such action He believed he wsuld pur-
The sans course In rsaon 70 North Carolina should
J.dss Howard explained tha. shs bill only provided
~ No rng Of De contemplated police in counties
- asd osd, and ihas in case q any serious Outbreak,
EYave In soAmand Of the force % The United States
S:sa lin g he Committee .s:. was nosSns
sAe ordinancs which could como In conflict with his
Coonei Tsrsbss rsad an sxtrac from President John.
sons proclama1icn In relation 70 tho Mississippi militia
wherein he says the people must DO trusted with their
would prove deserving Of the confidence rsposed il
Them.
Tbs ordinance vas passsd BY lsxss majority
The resolution appoint committee TO inquire into
III facts relating @ the debt Of the state the amounts
W. laid a rest BY motion 70 Table.
batch Of resolutions wero adopted including that Of
into the ss doc. n send e as
gAnA; soliciting the President 70 restore all their con-
siSutIona rights % the people Of North Carolina and %
~ Of eli civl prsonsr now in the hands Of the military
% the civ authorities for trial. and the ordinance TO APP
s STATE claims 70 properly in the hands q indviduaa
TUNING OUT TIE JuD0Es
The ordinance 70 declare all the judicial olces vacant
y 70 turn out the secession judges Of the Supreme and
superior Courts was then taken up being the last bill
the calendar reported BY the committee proper 70
Mr. Conlsland made an Argument against the ordinance
= The ground tina. the Judges being appointed for Me-
without impeachment, trial and conviction.
He was replied 70 BY Mr. b r Moore, who argued that
Sad been broken BY the latter when they took the oath
Of allegiance 70 the confedeasy and that before they
could again exercise tho Judicial once they would be
compelled 70 take oath Of allegiance 70 the cons
Won Of the United states He held that there was Just
much right TO dispiacc tho Judges as 70 dispace tho
tOrs He was replied 70 by Mr.. Mebane against tho ord
nance.
During the debate message announced from the
Governor and upon The speaker suspcndng mis- remarks
y that ocsr nom the prssiden. Of The United states in
relation 70 the war debt of the State
rrhe despatch was given In Sundays HEsALDl
uon In tho Convention and received with loud APP
pause from those who favored such action upon the sub
sot On the other hand, the men whose loyalty de-
osive enough In all matters not affecting their pockets
bit not proof against the nestle q greenbacks,
~ a. sSs n - or hs
Neoluton fixing final adjournment at I'VE o'clock To-
cs p. n sss n SsrsSss sss snsss
sIcpssd and the adjournment resolution laid on the
The plans q the secessonsss had been admirably
nd and had nos been for the timely message OF the
veal a. noe little pos "a ever was concocted, even In
eur own scod old Dutch descended capital
raAsvs swwEH szs srArs DEBT nKs AND rHE sEcSs-
Ills well known that Jonathan Worth, the State Trea-
uurer has araysd himself the side OF those who de-
strs 70 assume and pay the rebel debt For some
evs past an intrigue has been foot unite these
nsn and The sscessionsts against Governor Holden
Yesterday was consummated, and 10 day would have
esvueht f6vth ~ fruiis had NOT been npped In the
tod 81 Andrew Johnsons emphatic declaration THAI they
muss repsdiaae now and forever the rebel war debt
incurred - carrying out an attempt 70 destroy the
usltsd Satss government and NOT fssen its burdens
sDon The mAeDss Of the people
rn rAH o. OPERATIONS.
n plAn u operation wm 70 BE- thla An ordinance