The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-24
CAPTIONS

| Of Ordinances Passed by tteg Con uention.
An Ordinance declaring null and void the Or
dinance of May 10th, 1851. M
An Ordinance prohibiting slavery in North Car,
olina.
| An Ordinance in relation to the authorization
Of Ordinances and other Acts of the Conven-
! ton.
Resolution upon the subject of total amnesty
to the people of North Carolina.
Resolution concerning the per diem and mileage
of the officers and members of the Convention.
Resolution to print l20 copies Of the Constitu-
ton of the State.
Resolution concerning flag. 49,
An Ordinance to divide North Carolina into
seven Congressional Districts ,-z
An Ordinance providing for the election of the
members of a General Assembly to be con-
vened on the 4th Monday Of November, 1865,
and for electing Representatives in Congress,
aud Governor of the State. an ~
Resolution asking for the removal of the colored
troops from North Carolina. -
Resolution directing to be printed the Acts and
Resolutions of the General Assembly which
convened on the Sd day of November, 1854.
An Ordinance fer the election of Clerks and
Sberiffs.
An Ordinance providing for the election of two
members of the House of Commons from the
county of Cumberland and one from the
county of Harnett.
An Ordinance to give publication to the Ordi-
nances ordering elections on the I'd Thursday
OF Noxember next.
An Ordinance submitting to the qualified voters
of the State, the ratification or rejection Of
certain Ordinances.
Az Ordinance upon designations and vacan cies.
Resolution upon public records. as a,-
Resolution concerning the test oath.
Resolution in regard to a recess of the Conven-
ton.
AZ Ordinance to provide Revenue for the year
1865.
An Ordinance to protect the owners of property
and for other purposes. - rT8.''T
Resolution to transmit certain documents to the
President of the United States.
Resolution to publish an Ordinance.
An Ordinance declaring what Laws aud Ordi-
nances are in force, and for other purposes.
An Ordinance appointing Judge to determine
State claims to property.
An Ordinance to organize a temporary force for
the preservation Of law and order.
Resolution calling on the Governor for copies of
certain acts of the General Assembly passed
i4 secret session..
Resolution of thanks to President johnson aud
Governor Holden.
n heSOlutlOH W cOuStLIuLe u COmWISSlOu U pre-
pare and report code of laws on the subject
of freedmen.
Resolution With regard to Government horses
and mules.
Resolution requesting the President to proclaim
the people of North Carolina restored to their
rights and privileges under the Constitution
and the Union.
Resolution enquiring of the Pub Treasurer what
amounts nave been expended for the relief
of the families of indignant soldiers, for the
purchase of corn for the use of the Counties,
and for the Salt Works, and in what currcn-
cy these disbursements were made.
An Ordinance declaring vacant all Offices in the
State in existence on the 26th day OF April,
1865
An Ordinance in relation to the deposit and
publication Of the Ordinances aud Resolutions
of the Convention. 81, re lssgtsFazA Z ga
An Ordinance providing for the compensation
to Sheriffs for holding elections for delegates
to this Convention = " g7--- z-,g5-ys -
An Ordinance to give Jurisdiction to the Pro-
visional Courts of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions. E''. "et ~
An Ordinance recognizing the just debts Of N.
Carolina and prohibiting the payment of all
public debts created or incurred in aid Of. the
rebellion.
Resolution to provide for the printing and dis
tribution of tickets. - aET@