New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-09
REPORT OF THE BUMysss COMMITTEE.
T. Moore, Chairman, made the following repo

Tie Committee appointed 70 report tDe euUjoct
ter proper for tie action OF the Convention auo the
number Of the Committee necessary for the proper dis
pOsition Of ne same haze Lad the under con-
sideratIon and respectfully report
1t appears to Commute that the business proper
for Cove nton will be most conveniently brought
before the Convention under the heads Of the following
resolutions which are reported snPly rs q plan OF
operations, and not az indicating al opinion on the
me rits Of any OF the resolutions;
R,cItsd (y the delegates 10 ven'ion sssmbed That
COMMITTEES be appointed, cous.iur Of two members rom
each Judicial Disie nqlr. into tho propri,ty OF Dns
number Of the Jusre Of the Peace Tor eech county ana
the most efficient Of doing the and II they sba
be Of opinion that the nabor ought to be limited 10 70
port ordinance to that fleet
Reoired further Tbs. COMMITTEE TO reviso the con'e,u
,ts,e by collecting together and arranging uniei
articles sections and ss9's. gil such part. . beons to .as
same subjee, matter with such change, IN the rEus 10 n'
msde necessary by the dnen adopted at y.Tiou. lines
emitting al such Parts a. ale obsolete or con1et WIN s
Of hc United states presensns The Consiaop
20 one without esseptiG change In snsnce
Reoied Th,t committee OF eleven be pointed report
,ior rordi-.1es of2Oh Msy 1861.
Renrsd That committee OF olaS-n be appointed 70 report
the proper action OF the Convention IN reference 70 Inc soon
P. 3D. That the Stats Of North Carolina stores her po
Utica relation. Nth te Cove nnel Of The United states ny
~ AIMING 60 the Un.ou and that tbs Convention viii adopt
seen in their Judgment will accomplish that OBJ
R,,oiee Tha, the Cou,ttutou Of the State shs be 90
,mend-d that the institution Of Slavery having been &c
,tro,,d il forever prof. bited IL this stat.
Con shall be the white Population o the siae
Etsolred Thst the bsss Of repreenison IN tho Senate
,b. b. based eqoay upon ne pEe 5uaioE ard tsIsiioo
The ordinsnGc tIes The age at which citizen shai
he eligible ior Governor Mt p wears, anc I'VE years
resident u tie STATE also providing for TIE election VI
Lieutenant Governor in the same manner a. thai OF
the Governor and wth IL same salary and emolumen~
in case he shall succeed TO the Office.
RssolsL Ihet committee q twoff eaeh rrtstn, on
rr.ssoa Distr appointed whose dn'y 'hll DO to Ay
% tie State into seven Conre sions Districts
Renired Tint committee Of eleven be- appointed whose
dnty l. sLa be- report what of the Convention e
lie g.arrr aid the Courts suoe May 20 l6i shH De O.
P..oired That coum;iee II two from each Congregational
Di. net copdGutej appointed to whom ah. De
RED All amendments to the Constitution not rs
The following committees were appointed by tie
| Pre- lient: -,
Com,if.e, on The Ordinance # STANDARDIZATION.
Warren Brooks Logan. Brown. Nicholson, GrieTson.
Runley, Beus. Patterson. and starbncs
By request OF the Chairman, Jndse bnyden, ,ne oo'n
mitiee on Secession retired 20 ils senate Chamber 70
consul, and report . ,
The foi.ovirg arc the committee on tho abolition Of
Slavery: Nessr. Little ienry. C0hlg.hIa, Hywsra;
| Norfeet Burgen, Jackson, Downell. Russell Ho"Hn
Tte Chaiirnan said they would cot be ready to re.
port until Ia morrow.
| rsr oHDIyAncr or SECESSION NULL AID VOID.
Nj 10, den Of Rowan, Cha.rlsn OF tie Comni''es
on the Repeal Of the Ordinance u Secs IN. made J."
rcr- vi Oh wss read. gs follows: -
As ORDINANCE deeidr'ny .4 sss tod f o'a"'' q "'p
he drcred and ordained The aestss Of the GOOD p-o
NJ. ~ The state hoftA main Convection Atrn Ell
hereby deci.rod iud oriamsi tbs, tho oriu.ree u
zoe onvsn'n Of ,he $40 9" HJ, Issoa'. ,,ssJ s
cons. ntion the utod sia,es "a now .nd 81 AZ ,imr'
c. The adoption thereof hath been fd leee ,nd .sec
supposed oIdnsncr q no .vh ay o.!
NJ II thsi The be re- saed fs'rltdeI md
,bosaet a. supposed ordinance a. aud Il a 'is
hs "a b.,u IA! and nd
| The 4 lowing committee was Ennonnoed on General
Amne.ty.-tii.iian. Caldwell Il Guiford CLARKE Gov
per FuIci,ss, Gahae IN. Hen'iiun, JARVIS Jones OF
! C,Iuu ,is Lash, an Iryc oi Jackson
/ William smith Of Johnston County ne gentleman
who i.to tLe Legsailre. IL S1J the feso
I 1. A.. s.fl Qs~ f4r .s
view al returning % te Unon moved ihst mo rnis
be suspended aud he o. diIGncc reported ON declaring
null aud void the ordinance ~ hiy 20 lo'l be read
second time aad put upon is phfsaAe' go
1 H. T. Mall u craven tIeosef. AID sad the report
was one Of TIC most up1r'aat Which tAe Convection
oald have act upon. tAst 10 saw 20 occasion hr
haste he wished TO sggscst cnglIenis IN the
phrsscoosy. and I'D something DO w.hed 70 say when
, Mr Broup coneurred With NJ. Manly. and wished
the report 10 Tie over gnies The rules.
The question on ar Suits us,ion 60 suspend bein
about 10 be put the Yea bud Nays were called for
0 sAersupon hT Monty Nithdfe~ hia ot1eotion, aud
lefeuyon Nj $ iih withdrew bis motion. aud the
? report took it, natural course.
There oyIGensJ greet tcndernea5 on The subject
r a. tes gussiions IN TIE Con entlDn.
D uyuISANCE kEIBALIEG the OIDIsAsCE or spcEs-
SION.
MI Jones colleague OF Judge Boycen from Rowan
; Coua,y ssl, the following ordnance 10 the corks
orni.sor g,p.ciing NE Ord,rane. Of s,e,'rc-.
EI,ye1, 4 Convention = tie ,yrr,e ~ CARO- ina dd.
en- IT, a NY lei, -. al 'fi,nsnce pr'ir,', isru
q, ,sps, he ordnance d ia; and osnrso.
dor =, y between the ts~ Of forth Csroa saI tho Ped
era io commonly called ne eriinsnts ec..aioni AID
WAnsa' Th Convention doos roi ~ my manner dor.s 10
t.,ry Of s.; doc re,poot u the opinions Of 20
go Of oar rs, rIfifrnt did and .p 0rdr
npen 1t In s Wy o. IL reasbis'.on q '-e s.ts "a
de repe- 81 TIE afossad - called fdEsngs 81 s"oe'-an
nl pecssssfy eos dieDt aud proper 1heroofr 10 It
o. iaiDed ~ delegate. Convention ss'eGoed and t -
hereoy odeed By The authority oihe sans that ho ..--
ad 90 aed ordnance tho loh VI Nay ls be and
IL. same Is hereby r,gcae1'
Lies over for one day.
An orntsAscs e 'as, a az .a,i "a; re t.S'' If M.
Hh,reaI Since Irrnsiipn - The late With the
Uat,d st,,e', the pie ~ Nonh Carolina, End spsdsly
thos Of the larger town. aid ces wv b. taking oath =
amnesty pr,sr - the Oosrrneut lad asst ins down
,he pesc~Ebr aud quis pursuits Of csi M ard In various
o.hsr ways r.ven froofo 1.f ,rlo sh nd AIelce to
the tot.na.n the Unitej Strtrs snd UhreI the PEG.
pie the ,ad cities sd fpofood towns not - thGl
tho interests Of said towns and ces would be bet
ted ~ US ~ oafy d. the privilege. Il
s.in r,Cins their crf' f. o. 20 ~L
uoy have becu but they desire s.n h. BE-.
a,ipsd by IN, dele e, ~. Convention Convention
,subed and il hereby ods,ed BY Gle Anihos!ie. Of M.
.ue lst on TIesIay Nm diy Of Octoter los QUO
mqu.ral election. ,' be held &c SheriGs sal inspec-
tors Of econs il. the respective counties IN Which
As the business Of tie Convection progresses IL IL
nor, aud more evident that the prevailing element 4
one Of ioyei.y g The Government and there mani
tested disposition 10 WAX EquaTe ~ the % soMe)
uleesent task before them. There 4 solemn'y per.
vadlng the Convention which constantly reminds one
that the chief eotors are engaged IN the obseques u
the dead corpus Of Secession and ~ course al mcri
meat wogd 10 out Of order al funeral Then, are
none chief burners who Observe decent and respect.
fu sieroe II s probable that the passage Of the two
ordinances on Secession nnd slavery viii DO honorcd
b. a soute BY Union guns.
The l.g has not yet heen ho8,cd over Tho capitol,
but probably will DE IN the course u few days.
| Gen Hardin comm anding the District; Col. Camp.
bell Adjntant-General Of the Department. Col Bar.
ringer CLief Comnssary; Mao Wocott of the Head.
onsrter's Staff Capt Brscoe. Mastering Officer. and
1ther Union officers among tho spectators present
l.. ~ a. ro,ttx. shak t.am elxa in tl.f