The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-06
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
North Carolina Convention.


R1i'ioh, Oct The report OF the Committee on
secession, entitled an ordinance declaring null and
void the ordinance of Ma 2,th, lSd1." came mp In
the Convention TODAY, when substitute offer
ei proposing to repeal the ordinance Of secession Of
Nay 10th 1851, and n discussion sprune M, which
lasted 20 'hc hoI- Of adjournment. No vote vas
taken. This 6, the ioasth day Of the Convent on
and no hins hw hccn done The outside fecns is
one Of disappointment, and dissasfscton IL 10 hoped
svote may ;, had tomorrow
The Mississippi Election.
Jnct'on, r,ss, Oct 4-Turthcr rcturue Of the late
election indicate that General Humphreys bss been
chosen over judge F,sncr for Goycrnor. II ho is
elected Governor sAarky will u,c every endclvor TO
have his application for pardon, now lyine At wash-
ington, granted. uumphtcy. succcs. 10 considered
unfortunate by the best Uuion men here \. ~
West 10 elected to Congrc., from this tfourth! dis
trict. lie iss good Union man. C. z. Walker Ia
doubtle. elected Attorney General sf the state. lie
Is an eminent lawyer.
The Political complications in Virginia.
B1himors, oct 5.--Richmoni papers Of to-day con.
tain aleter fiom Governor PicIponL answering the
intcgtosAtorcI oil ". Levclon touching the elisi-
bility Of candidates. Tho Governor savsi
"sreculi-rly pa nil ~ th'. time IN tho disturbed
condition Of tAc STATE rhn iho'e are 20 mTnv pci-
AZ teinr hell In a.so numtct OF counties in the
State pgfinV resolutoIf declaring she log atty Of the
people 10 the Federal aud state Governments, that
ihcie should le Iehsons tor raising thc'c questions
C0urIes. ncinr under provision Of ,he 'casutu-
ton OF the United Sta'uF which !. In these rol0s,
to wit. 'EqcA house shgll hc the julro Of { ~
election returns md qualifications OF It, own
members has patsed iont resolution dec airing that
all it. Cmlefa shall take the oath to which on te
Ter. That resolution prc-cfihng tbs oath will have
" be- ropCA.ta before any mcmlcr vhO cAnno, con-
scicntioury sulecyl to 10 can take hs seat Ii il
not expected that Conr.ces will repeal that rusoil
,ion m order 70 give seats to mcmto.' who cannot
take the oath"
He concludes as follou.
but hfs II not the avnearance II persistent nnd
continued rebellion for ueu a. uu Tor CourrcIA Who
by tho law Of CoueIc'f cannot take le.r seats II
Of Congress will conclude that the tcpicfeutAye isA
type OF the p,op, and vlil be likely to reject tEom.
4 New York Senatorial Nomination.
OuocOo oct, 5.-At tho Democratic Convention
held to-day NJ Mexico, Hon. Avery skinner was
nominated Tor State senator, to Represent the 2lst
District.
Bu7dio, y. Y, Oc' 6.-Thc Republicans yesterday
ahcruoon nominated D q. u emmett Tor state Senator
70 represent this { he 3lsD District
Troy, y. Y, oct. b-At the Union Convention
hore to-day, Hon Jane. Gibson, Of Washington,
| was unanimously nominated for Senator from tho
| 18th distriot.
General Hanks for Congress.
Boston. oct "a meeting Of Republicans held Mt
Lawrence as' nigh; elected deegste. to the 9Th Con-
gresrona District Convention vino are favorable 10
the choice OF General Banks in that Dstrct for
| Copercs.
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