New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

nad Deen Dlduc 10 WISHES Ol boA'0"-
ton the will would he taken for the deed.
| ICapt. Hodge. Post Quartermaster offered large
Alg for the of the Conventions and Col Foster OF
the Exchange Hotel also offered the ono in use BY him.
| 20 hove oeen Informed by the parties themselves.
The responsibility of the failure, however fairly at.
taches 70 the parties whom the President inlrused
the duty and not to him. l-REP0grER
Resolution Of thanks to President johnson, and OF
confidence in Gov. Holden. Adopted.
| OrIinauce 10 enroll on parchment the ordinance an.
milling the secession act of May. 1901, aud TO allow it
t. be signed by the members WIZ tne counties tuey rep
resent Adopted
Ordinance to provide for the payment of the state
debt contracted before tho war to raise Two ana nail
millions for the principal, and six hundred anu sky
thousaud for corpons 10 issue per cent bonds Tor
t'rec and half millions in bonds OF slco 800, ana
900 each and not snl0bo for less than their par
ya.ue-the whole 10 be exempt rom taxallon.
MIR Caldwell Of Guord the author OF he bill, to pre-
vent discussion ut this time and put 1t on 10 the sus
Of the Legislature or the next session OF s con
yertlonmoyed 10 lay the ordinance Oh tue '"o'' "u
asked the and nays -.
| Mr. Thompson of BERTHE wished 70 get in word OF
explanation but the President decided debate out OF
order. 1t vas laid on the tabe-5J yeas to ~ nays
| ORDINANCE CREATING STATE MILITIA.
Ordinance authorizing the SherHs aud Justices OF
the Peace Of the several counties to raise and arm as
many companies as they may deem necessary -,
Ferrebee advocated the ordinance, and ssid IN DIS
part of tie country ALL nearly all the blacks were
carrying sDd using orrns but the white people hai
nom: He apprehendcd difficulty. Read the Presl'
dents letter TO Gov. Sharkey Of Mississippi, IN the
controversy with Gen. SOcum, and assuDed that the
pre,dcn, hld personal feeling favorable 10 this state
Cen Dockery approved the measure. said Gen. Roger
had been consul cd on the subject aud that he hSd a
prov ed far rs raising troops 70 form police force
bnt that if there be anything like an army raised
there could be hut one head.
| The gentleman from Northampton reminded the
Convention tho State still under mlt tary rule.
and had no right to raise troops or organize mtary
force.
Mr. Settle said he should only vote for the bill with
tho distinct understanding that tie command OF such
force to be placed under The United states auhor;
tiesthey not back into The Union yet and coud
not raise troops.
The resolution passed second ard third reading and
Re,olat.on-s resolution on the S,nte debt: to ap.
point Committee tn in1nire what portion of tie new
5eD WAS Incurred ftrcts for purposes, and what
portion or other purposes; the best way OF paying the
same and providing sonnd currency.
The resolution was laid on the table.
Resolution asking OF ibe Governor Information os TO
The action in seer session Of the lest Leeisa atnre on
the purchase If cotton and rosin bonds. Adopied.
Resolution 10 petition the President to withdraw the
tr ops from the state aud make oeamhtlon VI tne
retorstion of North Carolina to her place III TIE Union
Adopted.
Ke.outon to petition tho President TO cause McGili
Neil and Capt Watson. confined aud being tired ~
wilmington for the murder Of Union soldiers, to be
turned over 10 the civil authorities for tina.
IAo member nom Pasquotank moved 70 amend bI
insc ting the name OF MnlDr Salerlu now lnrAohed
NJ Aswbcrn. charged with maltreatag Union pFis'
Nh Mccoy OF Sampson moved to incnde all citizens
Of the state held 10y military authority, on what
ever chsrses
The resolution was amended as proposed. and
adopted.
Revolution to appoint Committee 10 franc code
Of laws for freedmen. Adopted.
rEFUsING IMMORTALITY.
resolution 10 enroll parchment the ordinsnce
forever prohibiting Slavery IN North Carolina. ana
allowing the members 70 sign their Names WIN the
counties they represent was re'd ana on tls np'ln
Il 1.t fr1 "a ami
divided. notion was made TO lay II on the tao.e
aDd tie motion was eneed to by rising vote, large
majority voting IN the Affirmative.
Gov. Holden sent message 10 the CoDyention, con-
vcstE the telegram from the President l0e.oro pup
lisheuI which was read
4 motion was made Ia reconsider the ordinance to
nf iourn ard the yeas aud nays called. The effect
of would be ~ afford tme to consider the
Presidents lester. Tho call i1r The yeas and nays pro-
crrded and resulted As Elbows; F0E reeousderins &C.
! a notion was thcn made to lay the motion on the
table, which carried and tie Convention adjourned
! rvry.xG AZ ssrov-nrGH woRps OVER THE PREsI.
] pESTs TFIEiRAM.
Tie Convention rcDsrnbcd ~ J. y m. The speci.
order being the amendment Of t. T. Moore on the oru
nLcc declare vacant al the Cuces OF IN" Sia'e Toe
amendment of Ar Conisagd OF Halifax 10 exc pt the
Judges Of ths supreme aid superior Courts failed and
iie oIdinarce pissed. Yeas, SO; nays, -. Mr. Sete
then moved 20 take his ordinance against assuming
! tie war debt Of tie StIte.
Dr. Gri,snm offered an amendment TO submit the
H hole questl m n vote a. the people.
UpOa tais crrnrst dchne srnse, In which the tee-
GFnm nf the President incidentally came IN for c0n-
siderable share Of freGiGrk and criticism pro and CON
The discussion then proceeded. several gentlemen
Indicating that they about 20 be delivered OF
speeches-when ut oI p. m TIE debate was cgt short
by motion 10 adjourn 10 10 O'Clock tomorrow (rhurs
daY) morning. The hg i 6citny interesting, nut the
fate OF the debt has been settled by tho tchoonas
teri ratau.
Amor long debate. the question being on the adop.
tion oftue amendment 10 repEdig puTe aud simple Tho
debt, tue yeus aud nays were called, and 10 was
lost. Yeas. J.; nays. g.
AIR. Caldwell Of Gu.lf ri introduced bis amendment
the intention OF which scale down the Old deb and
80 much ot The o. not actually Incurred 10
carry on the war and to issue bonds TO pay it. The
motion WAS os
The mot on occurring the original ordinance, after
various efforts 20 tnker amend and divide and IN the
midst Of excuses abd upo1gies the FIRST section WAS
read and the motion t1 amend was lost The first sec
ton adopted. Yeas, 90; nays, H.
On the second section the House refused to divide,
nni
Mr. +. F. Moore asked to be excused from voting on
the gTuuud OF interest.
Mr. Patterson asked to be excused on the same
ground, AMI
Mr. Winston wished 10 be excused on the ground Of
" conscientious scTurles."
To second section adopted Yeas. eii nays, IL |
Mr.. Borden bolted.
Mr. Settle moved 10 suspend and put the ordinance
on It's passage and Or Grissom offered amendments to
submit the ordinance TO tbe people.
Here debate and skrmsh ensued as to whether the |
ordinance as a whole should 20 20 the people or only
The section embracing the non-assumptOn OF the ReOol
war debt.
'rbe qncstIon benO upon the motion to submit the
second section Of the bill TO the people, II was agreed
o-Yeas. ~ nays. 81.
The Convention took recess until o'clock p. m.
GOLD Iy NEVADA.