Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-02

the 8overnment 10 IN the hands of lhs ,...,.
and thought for the safety OF the people u.
erciee authority there
Madison Newby was next iHtrodu I'd ana
spoke OF anairs in Surry county, Va Tlt col
ored people have not been allo wed 20 hD,d ,
meeting there since the fall OF Richmond. IN,
repeated the statements made in regard 4, tho
eolored lsborers being rsfu -sd their wAees And
said that the seeesn are now selling al wao
have not twelve months provision n hHd
seen men recently hung mp by the thumbs n.
cause they refused 10 work for littl. or no
wage hey had no schools there, and were
hot a. highly favored as Norfolk. The coIor-d
lair wages
During Newby's remarks. some ~ tho
isy'nh t.u poIuon OF the audience CONNIE nesd -
thing they had learned in Surry- ana th,,
"as 70 pave good manners In decent cognp.7r
ana snaln - 20 - npion' was next tutro6a need.
oad account as the other delecst.,
hhnander Dunlap followed state. ,h., w,
.na atnsonrs ,s nad sunered mach during the war.
ahd tnat now the rebels, who have baeD ,ahs,
care OF by the blacks all their nyes. .ay IT,
won't work. Talk about lea ing Nirgini. -
ne vas born there and 'w wouldnt leave while
nog was shout with a hesd on" They r-nnteg
land and would have some before long G,r IN.
lands would he sold fOr taxes He woula n,
say IN the State long enough 10 waste An ar
for protection.
Tie Chair here announced the fououinv \.
the National E1ecuiiy" Comm.ttee w am -.
lev - and David Fisher, of Washington. X, 10
R'cEley and q. W. Parker, uf AIe1spdria. ana
Dr. II. Garnstt, OF Washington
Colonel White was introduced and delivered
short address, IN which he said that some
thing must be done for the lnyAl whites as well
as for the colored people. lie paid a rloviug
tribute 10 the celored troops, who ne had sen
on the battle fi,'ld, and urged that in NfrcIn "A
me mon people never would have the prof.
t.on they are entitled unless the colOred man >
ailoNed To vote. He claimed that the blarkts
would make as intelligent voters as the Whit
Tor Al the south the WHITES had, herstof.-o
cone All the Notlng In the south. and the blacks
could not possibly have made a worse use OF A he
elective franchise than the whites did
Dr. Garnet stated that the members OF the
Convention would md a full and accurate r.
port OF the former meeting in the Heel.V SIa-.
and also in the Rec0HsfTHctionisi, which paper
had short hand lady reporter present
Dr. Bayne moved a vote OF thauk ks 70 the peo
pie OF Washington for their kindness and cour-
lesy to the delegates, and also 70 the TRUSTEES
Of the Church for the use Of the Church, Which
was adopted, and the Convention adjourned
Siu, die
1. y SvPRENE CoURT, Feb I.-Dan,-l }
Ross, Esd OF New York, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of This court
No SS6. G. Clarence Churchill. imnl.aAed
with Edward ;. Brayton ct al, plaintiffs IN er-
roT, vs.. The city Of Utica.
No. 2es. Chauncey Il. Williams, in behalf Of
himself and ali other stockholders in the Ma
uonal Albany Exchange Bank, plaintiffs in rr-
ror, vs.. Michael n. Nolan 81 al as the Boar OF
Assessors of the city of Albany
No. 30. Adam Van Allen, IN behalf OF bim-
sell and all other stock stockholdrrs an the
FIrkt National Bank OF Albany, PLAINTIFF IN
error, VS.. Michaal ". Nolan 81 al as n, board
Of ASSESSORS of the city Of Albany
1he argument OF these causes was con-
unued by Mr.. Reynolds for the PLAINTIFF IN
error IN No. 2SS, and by Mr.. Herman for The de-
PENDANTS IN error in 30, and by Mr. TrerX.n
foriihe plaintiffs in error i'm No. 2S9.