New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21

trieting the statc-Che War Debt TO
be Given the Go-By-No Flag Over
the Capitol.
From Our Special Correspondent.
STATE CAruoI RALEIGH Oct. 10 lsts.
The Convention was opened with the usual
brmalites at 10 o'clock d No. member o. the Con-
venton offering prayer.
Tho following ordinances were reported ano read
the first time Ordinance fxlIg the number o. maeis-
raes for each disrict-two for each and tye in the
district in which the CourtHonse is located. Resolu.
ton from the Committee fixing the per Cc1 ana IY OF
members OF the Convention. The report proposed %
pay tie President Of tho Convention go pep day tee
gates e. the chief clerk, SO, another assistant -
per dag doOrkeeper a. and % cents per mue Tor
travelling expenses.
Mr. Caldwell of Gui.ford thought the SIMS The mem
bers were about 20 vote 90 themselves too nis' con
siderng the impoverished and bankrupt condition 81
the State Treasury. lie called for Inc cas- end Nays
Mr. settle Of Mort amptuu replied % Nj. tuuwel.
Il the first time the ne mbers we're called ON 10 Note
themselves pay. For one ne should Do the is man 10
cut down ms own pay There might be some members
whose services were not worth 30 cents day to tue
State but he thought his services worth as much as any
other mans not excepting The President though ont OK
respect him he would COnCede hun Two dollars extra
The call for the yeas and NAYS being called was not
agreed TO- Coucland, from Halifax. moved 70 amend.
making the pay ~ members - per day ana the eIerhs
g. but the question being pat and declared cauitd.
Winston. lust in time, moved an amendment 10 tho
Amendment. fixing the pay Of delegates az e ms
and greed 70
Caldwell Of Guilford moved to reduce the mileare To
10 cents per mile which drew Out considerable discus
son in which Caldwell Of Burae, and winston par
tcipated. Theyurged tie enhanced price of All aru-
Giles Of food aud clothing, the high price otrlroad are
and hotel charges, Sc.
Caldwell offered to amend by couceling 10 cents per
mile, but withdrew.
fixing the pay 10 g. he had in view the dierence be-
tween gold and gr'cublc6s which would make d about
equal to g. Tho amendment 90 So PIT viva yoce Nas
nd "a ID
showed tuat 10 was carried ~ 10 a.
Resolutions 10 hold an evening session OF iho Con-
ycutiou. after motion to ay on the table anu count
was lost.
PROPOSITION ASKING FOR THE REMOVAL or coloREp
TROOPS.
MI Rumley from Cartiret County and formerly
clsrk Of the County Cour. introduced resolution ask
ng that steps be taken to request the removal Oh mo
cuorcd troop, from North Carolina lie gave as M
hst their presence was injurious ana demof1-
ing 10 the cOlored population with whom tEey mingled,
and exceedingly annoying the people OF the state
They felt II 10 be degrading % US All ia the eastern paru
Of the State. They had always felt degraded by thu
preseuce Of these UacA troops hoped tue Convention
igouI pass the resolution. lie moved 10 suspend tbs
rules and put the resolution on is passage.
Mr. Settle Of northampton said he last night heard
with great pleasure Gen. Howard, the Chiei Of the
Treedmens Bureau gentleman was IN the House.
and sitting nelr and Le also heard with pleasure tho
remarks ~ cen. Duckciy. lie was not prepared -
vote on this question yet When the President SHOULD
make proclaim alton that tAey state OF ho non-
lLey would be supposed De enated 10 an tne privileges
and rights Oh sovereign Ntdlf OF tue AAhlA he
would then ask for tleig rights and demand them, and
he did know Of any power that could withhold them
except the power that conquered tIe southern Army
and be would take their place rs conquered territory.
~ present he was opposed 10 asking any Jaro' WHAT
ever.
The motion to suspend was not agreed TO- and tho
resolution lies over.
Resolution that the Convention will consider ONLY
such amendments TO the Constitution as would Ia
necessary admission into tne Federal Union,
aud 10 put INTO operation the clyu government.
RqsDluCn TrOuOslnp TO adjourn ON ttf l1tN ana re-
assemble again on the second Monday in May.
The member from Rutherford sand II this Conventions
intended to stay here and discuss and egslate upon
every question 10 would take them three months longer.
and be did not what need therc was Of Leglsa-
tuTe 40 all.
needed ~ set the civil government IN operation and
keep il going Tie did not wish 90 vote To be cstopped
from such legislation as circumstances might require
Tie resolution was too indefinite.
Mr. Love OF jackson would not vote 10 adjourn until
the Convention had fixed the basis Of representation
Tor the election Of state officers. Meaning only tho
rtite population. Their scheme % colonization VIII. II
carried out leave other population N the state
REP Let oil propositions concerning finance, Sc, DO
leit 20 the Legislature.
Motion 20 suspend lost.
r. f. Moore reported resolutions referring much
Of tho Ir'asurers report 10 proposes me adoption OF
seminary measures for the recovery Of State property
anl funds Withheld. Agreed 10.
On motion Of Cen DOckery. the ordinance pro-
Yid NC fhe redstrctng OF the state into seven Con-
cressoHa districts taken up after an abortiyo
Effort OF Set.lC 10 get decision what he
gard, the great. leading qIestOn-ho nOn-assump-
ton Of the state war dr-'.
The morton Of SIR. Settle 70 ay the motion Of Dock
cry on the table, which he called for the yeas and
NAYS wholly aiied the Convention only refused 10
order pension Of the rules but when he question
was put not q ice Was heard m the Affirmative lbs
may be regarded indicating drerm nation 70 gFe
the question OF tle payment or DOlpdyment ~ tc NI
debt the go-by for The remainder 81 this session.
1he Convention occupied during the remainder
Of the session upon the ordinance redlsrctins 10
State The chief difference arising up0n ame-uulen.
proposing % throw rome Of the interior or oehtFi
counties OF tie state into districts embracing We "a
coast towns The ordinance passed vain sg AneId-
m1nt The ordinance declaring what laws were IN
force came up bat the Convention adjourned without
acting on i. ,..-, r.
Poster or rather Randall a 20, o. tls I4-u'Ass
Hotel offered their fag the largest one u to"n e1-
ceut that hOisted at nead4uaflt Dut tA "t was hoS
accepted From present. appeiTai-- we boL ehi.oh
viii adjourn without having carried Guy Ter resolution
IN r,ise tie far The co.ntry HlA DO able 10 Judge
which vii have suffered most by the oassiol-tho
Convention OF tho dag
There fas been sudden change rom the long hot
weather 70 q cool AID cloudy -ortn-eastsr. E.
The Assumption Of ihe War Debt not 10 be
submitted 20 Vote OF the Peopic-Tho
President Reque.ted TO Whittic Down
tie CoIOrtd Iroops-AII OMces 80 be
Declared Yacant-What Laws are and
what not IN Force Debnies.
gtoa. Ols spec.l Corresgonden;.
SIG-E CNnA-, RALuCH. Oct. L. IsaJ.
TWELFTH DAY.
Tn. following ordinance disposing Of the
c1estlo1 OF tie assumption OF ro1.assgEp.or ~ 20
war uC- AZ the stare uy submitting t o. vote ~ tbs
people ar tie 1c1. election uas lela-
TIE ASSUMPTION or TIKI wAg DEBT 10 l- SUBMIT
It'd TO I'll IEOpTl