The New York herald., 1866-05-30

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Fifth ID iy's Proceedings-Resolut %
sch TO Responsible Cspitaiists the
Vested Rights or tho state in Certain
lutions - Pressrs for shs state the
Restoratiou OF Civil Rights, Sc.
RAtxen. N. c.. May 90 1855.
The State Convention entered upon the nfh day Of s
proceedings to-day. They havo entered upon a course
OF legislation and constitution amending, which If con-
tinued there s no telling where u VIII end.
Among the business passed upon To day tho grant
inc Of tho OF tho hall to the Young Mems Christian
Association relation cemetery for the Confederate
dead about Raleigh.
An ordinance srspeniing State and county taxes for
the period of three months In districts devastated
by the late war; ordinances TO tho rights of
citizens Of North Carolina to tho navigabe waters Of
their stns ordnance relative salaries and fees OF
State oacer; ordnance creating the once OF euien
ant governor; ordinance relative 20 the number Of
Justices OF the pcace and anoier appropriation the
Of thousand dollars for the relief Of people o.
the counties OF Rutherford and Polk Of whom are
rcpresen ed being In starving condition, and rrolu
tons Of sympathy condooocc and respect for members
of tho Convention who died during the late adjourn
meut, were presented.
Among he important business transacted tho In.
PRODUCTION OF resolution by General Alfred Dockery ~
Richmond, proposing to sell TO rcspons bc capitalists
the vested rights Of tho State In certain railroads. cspc
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constructed espcc ALLY with the OF reviyng the pro-
cct OF trunk railroad from Beaufort through tho State
to the valley Of The Mississippi wa cl"veiand. f'nn
in' m"' ~ an'o'n''" n's scnsm' w Tce.h o con.
ssr sSs S oy. eap. hsy ~
nftccp millions OF productive He bad conyerscd with
gcucmeu who lately VISITED the North some thr,. wces
ago but before the srlngcncy 10 the Northern money
markets, who converted with capitalists who Inquired
whether North Carolina would surrender hor rights
state roads " they would compels the work He Under
stood that New York and had made mll.r
and hal irotQ In fxrnp NJ
lec. IN h.r own behalf nc thongltn y wa. the duty Of
every living pstrot 70 aoNocns ana te measure
| II practicable.
The subject caused the oH.r!na n urmcrous amend
,nenss sn3 worav "A N, x,rlrh much s,s,r -
."s , n r'.J - ,,y,ax ~. sa,s. ~. -. s.,. - -
| se's. "o"s ", .Nn'"~~' '"' "s'~' " "ss'J W"
ne s.., ma,ssr ~ mporspce wa, N. ,.eona reading
OF the preamble snd resolution regard what has
been done ana what ought 10 be done 10 restore ths
sssts n mn cxvI rfshts
me preamble and resolutions wero prcs,ussd by Mr.
A. X hcDonaid, Of Moore They a. ioows:--1
wh.s>s. the .t.ts Cc,vs,., Al "a. Are, ...sto, NJ ...S
sue ordina we're theu ssrr~
the restoration Of The state 10 the federal Unnn ,An
ordinance deehr.na nnh snd voii he ordnsnos of
sseses.s"ont ssd,nsnse p'on,auns sn,,ny 70 the
sse,.,r. r.vu,sn. ~ ~ r,,ie ,.n.. s,s ~.
,"e"ssrd i'm .s IN. i.ts :, ,k.Ino, n,.s a,,as,sss
duly rstned By propl. ssts and the
couvsn,ion then took .e.ess .nl the fourth Monday In
May iS hoping ihst IN that ms the President would be
snsnrsra " y, n-earr VIZ rhtr rcaofcd 20 Der
.".s y. a.. 4. att N ,hs f.v,s. n a. Tn.s
states: th~rsfors be u ~
Resolved. That the people OF the STATE have nsnife<sd
cir loyalty Ia the general so..rnmen bv readily accepting
ur irrus snssessd uasp' mrougn us rrovisions
rSri ,sg ~" NV "'P'' !" Y" A'"1a NV" '"e
Esroy~i That this Convention have dane su th., ma.
uouxht necessary that the rpod rcorIs
North Carolina nsh 10 rsorvd W ths full jo
and strrrsr % ths rgns No pfisreee secured 70 them By
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