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

she Repeal OF thc Scccssfo" =,
Lengthy Dehssc-An Ola NA"h
cueu,-Addres ses Pro and CON-
Fiom OuI Special CoTre' pondsnt' ace.
sr.1E CAprroI, RALEIGH, Oct. D. loo'
The Conventio was opened by prayer ny ul'0
Hev M Craven of the N. T. Church oou'n' Inv
,raver fsr the Or tied States and the STATE o' No
Carolina for tn President End the Governor u '''
State the Corv' ,ntion its members etc.
,rbe unfnis,e d business being in order, the feson-
lion nuhoriIr ig the President TO admit fenos'aphc'S
10 ,eport the proceedings was passed
Mr Settle made lis report declaring SLAYER! forever
rrohibitodra the State, follows:
Re II de- Jared and ordained by The delegates OF tne
rooule a the State Of North Carolina IN Convene,
SsSemblel and it is hereby declared aid oIda'ra Gov co.,
Slavery and involuntary servitude otherwise t D
crimes whereof she parties shall have beeh uu 80
yiced shall be and is hereby forever pTohoie" !" Una
State. ,c.io,
resolution was read fixing property quaNio"'.0
for vting in 10 State, also fixing the ago al "N''A
perscas shall be eligible for the General Asse"''
Al,o n preamble and resolutions concerning Pn"''
o,ts contrae. ed during the War. and moving ior
Co,mt,ee 50 inquire and report what action may NC
no,essorv .serein The Committee Was appointed ny
she President.
ssAPoyAcEoUs modification.
w FIrs from Catawba County, introduced resoin'
,o Of henks TO President Johnson and Gov Holden
as folloW.;
g,.s BY the delegates of the people Of North C1T9ta,
In Cove ion assembled thai We have the utmost eohlene
~ The edge ability and patriotism OF Anciew Johnson
Prs@ide: OF the United States; that his administration has
been nenty national and Conservative and tha ne u en-
fitted to the gratitude OF the people o. the cta' ri
bee or the pod and tGtesmsnke course lie has pas'u
m eehs ; ne sn Of Pre;ses johnson has
NOT beau crcutnscribed by local aachucnts tbai ms lo
ism broad and Hbera and embraces every section Oh VIZ
happy and mighty hepnohc we, Is ,Sh;on once
ont ~, hnd al the states formerly n ieotnGn o
more the GA Homestead, from wnchno one VIII ever
desire 70 lerart. . y,
Eeo'Sei That we hereby tender rresaen, J9hns9D the
Con'titaona liberty end his behalf Of the rising
states Of the South, and mat We are PROUD 10 o ann -
,ire4 That the admin ration of W. w Holden Pro
sns int we viii sns,ain hin in his efforts pseblish
ryi law and restore the state TO It's proper relation TO the
esord That tie President Of this Convention he requested
10 forward his Exceency President johnson COPY o.
these resolutions
Laid over.
King of LenoiI moved to suspend the rules and put
the resolution upon its passage.
Philip Of Orange objected, and moved its reference
10 committee He was opposed to hasty action IN SO
important matter. The motion was lost.
Mr. Jarvis of Forsyth Co. moved the following res
1lution upon the value Of all State property, &C.:
Re.oped, Tha; a0inmitee Of fse be appointed by The
State and also the proprey Of erpyns the same
TO the pasnent the d nom the people oil ts STATE
-NQlle ederal Government
lad over.
An ordinance was read fixing the election of Justices
al the Peace biannually, and referring the matter
pay to the General Assembly.
REPORT OF TIE BUSINESS COMMITTEE
B. f. Moore from the Business Committee made d
additional report, as folows:.
LRGALIzING THE LAWS PASSED USpTR coSFEI
ERATE RULE.
Where's doubts may arise from the late ATTEMPT Of u
State of North Csrona 70 secede from the United state
heep nd IyFre in
what acts done by offcsrs aud individuals valid and oh
Se and for 5es matters PqPSe beIesl be
declared and ordained by the delegates Of ths PeSe 81
All the laws Of the State which Oh 2Oh day Of Ma
the State to The GoseTnHen Of the Unsad sses end n
INC 49, lie, dy n y With sncb aIIeeiance a,
repealed modified and which are consistent wi
have been all times their enactment and to
in fu force in lie anner and to she same extent and
time since attempted to seeede from the Government Of Il
United States any question made Of the lawful auhont
Of Convention assembled that day, of the FEEDER
Assembly assembled since tina, day. to enact such laws an
ordinances: and all other OF said ordinances and laws
hereby declared to have been and 70 be nall and void
Provided, however that nothing herein contained shall
ing Dodifyiog any such laws aud ordinances hereb
ihsd which shall not oru partoi the Consultation ofsh
State -.
Seoad. All the judicial rroeecdiuss he'd ia the Court
,sod and before the justices Of tie peace ia be deers
otherwise, as tue Stale bod rot the sid dy since
sremTed to .eced, aiorVoid e d United States
stat since the 2OhofMay 1874 done and virtue
ay authority prpoEirs to be law Of ue which Ia con
sistent Wit b allegiance TO the United s;se and With the
Constitution Of the state bal he deemed valid and Of The
force anu effect a. the state had ro that day. o.
siace. attempted 70 socede nom the United states.
Fosrih Exrnrts o.! cyi al! ts'y Officer from liability
Government with pToyso that nothing herein
ned shall be construed debrany citizen Of tie
from his civil action The gccorry Of dsinaecs account OF
any improper Illegal execution Of the laws ay ;og in.
,oInc dutic.. Lid over one day.
ANo-s. larlf is-eIr NIL r1y
81 contracts luade the gpth OF Nav 1901 not ineon.
rstiee with he Constitution and Of tie United States,
and al marriages wnic hsye been solemn I'D since that time,
unions legnled A and doinss Of the officers OF
&c >,e declared valid and Of the same force and effect
a. II the State T. ID not attempted 10 .ecedr.
Directing that the General Assembly be made
cse Of the depreciation al tho currency CoIdrae
aud providing for the enforcement Of al recording
10 sid s. b, dLe.
No person NAV have q military ct cy officer TO
b. held respon"e or liable ol sry ac performed in
.ordIH3e with awful authority.
Al ard slaves, who have cOsbi'cd and
wife wb0ut lawful wefloc, ere Ierrtcd 10 make oath OF
the before tine proper Is,itate Iud have their rea
lion ratified leeai, aud The children .tiniled IOm te
date of.sh connection.
MESSAGE From TIE GovERSoR-ApDELss or TIE
coLoRiD coSvESToN.
Gov. Holden sent a message 10 the President Of
The Convention, communicating the address Of the col
ored Convention which has i-st adjourned this city.
The address read by the clerk Mr. badger. and
was listened 10 with respectful attention. A member
asked e the address would IL apon tic table. II was
not il the regular order Of business. Tho President
said the ConN cnion could make what dispoi ion u
pleased of The address.
motion WIS rode TO rsfer il 10 spccill con nttec
~ five bit the asked = ia:og thnt he might
nod lpe appointed rs chairman Of the committee.
Mr. Caldwell OF Guillford advocated its reference.
and made some remarks friendly in their character