The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28

ioSnSeS VI SeHuiuo repentance, ana Lney
bring forth the true fruit. of that repentance
by word and deed, we will all unite to fling
the mantle of the past over their errors, but
not until then
The work which we have to perform, gen.
tlemen, is of great magnitude. But were it
possible to communicate with the dead, the
spirit of Washington would applaud it, and
encourage us to perssvere. Then let our mot
to be "no North, no South, no East, no
West!" (applause,) and that other sentiment
from the lips of great and patriotic states
one, and inseparablei" prolonged ap-
plause)
On motion of w. W. Holden, DR.. H. j.
Menninger of Craven, (white) and J. S. Leary,
OF Cumberland, (col were chosen temporary
Secretaries.
The roll was then called and the follow
ing delegates answered to their names:
Atamance.-Dr j. w. McCaulsy, J. B.
NcMurray, J. W. Hardin, w. A. Dunn,
(whites,) and Wyatt Outlaw, Guilford Sell
lars, Henderson Hassell, Charles Moore, (col-
ored)
Bsayort.-D. n Carter, S. T. carrow,
(whites.)
Greene.-Wm. Conner, D. E. Best, (col)
Guilford-R. p. Dick, J. Hiatt, whites }
H. Unthanks, L. Gibson. NJ Aston (col)
Haltar.-Jas. A. Reid, N. B. Martin,
(vhites)
Ha,nett.-J. NJ. Turner, Aaron Thomas,
]. S. Harrington, (whites.)
Henderson.-A. H. Jones. (white)
HerJord.-L. w. Boon. c. Moore, (col.)
IredeA-H. Bernard, (white.)
Jo1tnstOn.-B R. Hinnant, DR.. J. T. Leach,
(whites.)
Jones' DIR. ]. T. Leach-proxy.
Lenoir-R W. King, (white.)
Nartin.-S. w. Watts, ]. ]. Martin,
(whites.)
1Recklen6ury,-E. Fullings. (white,) Rich.
Smith, ]. Davidson, (colored)
Xontgonaery.-A. Jordan, (white)
Noore.-W B. Richardson, A. Walden, J.
Barrett, (whites , NJ. McCloud, B. REEVES,
(colored)
Nash-A B. Baines, Cwhite.)
Nep HanOucr.- Maj. ]. L. Rhodes, J. H.
Neff. G. W. Price, G. P. Roulke, (whites ,
E. Miller, [colored.l
Bertie.-Chas. Harrell, Blount Pew, [col
Cabarrus.-W. N. Coleman, [white.
Carteret.-Dr. NJ. F. Arendel, J. c. Cod
ner, [whites;l Francis Gibble, [colored.]
Cas,ceH.-Turner Patio, [eolored.]
Chatham.-Silas Burns, VIM. T. Gunter,
fwhites;l T. Taylor, R. Ramsay, Henry
Ctaoen.-C. r. Thomas, D. Heaton, H. J.
Menninger, whites j Jno. r. Goode, G. R.
Green, G. J. Brown, [colored.
Ctlnbsrland.-E. L. Pemberton, J. r. Lee,
whites j J. w. Hood, James Bowman, ]. S.
Leary, Icolored.
Davidson.-W. F. Henderson, Fl Adams,
N. Chandler, George Riley, [whites] and
Richard Heir. [colored.l
Dacie.-Jesse Green, white
Etl9sconabs.-W. H. Knapp, John Norfeet,
F0rsytA.-E. B. league, DR.. j. L. Johnson,
[whites.l
Franktin.-John E. Thomas, [white.l
GastOn.-D. A. Jenkins, DR.. W. Sloan,
whites i and James Rhyme, [colored.
GraauiUe-John Peed, DR.. E. Grissom,
(whites)
Northanpton-Jno. B. Odom, (white); J.
Fl. Longford, B. H. Jones. (colored)
Orange.-M. j. w. McCauiey, (white0
Caldwell Wilson, (colored)
PusquOtank--C. c. Pool, (white.)
Person.-Dr. G. H. Jordan, (white.)
Polk.-N. B. Hampton, (white.)
Randolph.-J. Ashworth, NJ. Robbins,
(white); Thos Potter, (colored9
Richm0nd.-Alfred Dockery, (white.)
Ropan.-S. H. Wiley,J J. Helper, (whites.)
RobesOn.-Jas. Sinclair, (white.)
Rockingham.-Thos.S Settle, (white.)
Rutherford.-G. W. Logan, N Scoggin,
G. L. Harris, (whites) " Michael, (colored.)
Slanly.-L. c. Nor ton, (white)
Sto&es-A. H Joyce w. Estes, J: J. Mar
tin, (whites.)
Su,ry-Saml Forkner, Cwhite)
Wake.-W. w. Holden, w. r. Richard
son, J. G. L. Harris, J. F. Taylor, w. D.
Jones, Jefferson Fisher, r. K. Terrell. J. W.
Holden, B. S. D. Williams, Jacob Sorrell,
G. ]. Rogers, David Peed, A. L. Davis B. T.
Strickland, J. J. OVERLY, (whites) and Jas.
Henry Harris, G. ". Brodie, w. Warwick, j..
r. Caswell, Fl. B. Lockett, F. s. Pierson, Jr.,
Ransom Avery, (eolored.)
Washington.- A Nelson, (white.)
Warren-D. r. Goodloe, Cwhite); VIM.
Cawthorne, John Lyman, A. Berges, [col-
ored.]
Vayne-Jno Robinson, T. A. Deans,
G. H. Brogden, whites]; J. E. O'Hara, [col.
Wilkes.-C. ]. Cowles, Capt. j. Q. A. Bry-
an, [whites.]
Wilson.-G. W. Stanton lwhite.]
Yadkin.-T. NJ Vestal, [1vhite.]
Washington City, D. CDR. r. ]. Powell,
B. S. Hedrick, [whites.]
When the name OF G. j. Ro gers, of Wake,
was presented Mr.. JAS F. Tay lor objected
He said that he did SO purely on political
grounds. 1t was well known that Mr.. Rog-
ers had opposed the Howard Amendment,
and that he had not acted with the loyal
members Of the Legislature of this State OF
which he was a member. MIR. Taylor held
that there must be some line of distinction
drawn, and according to his view OF the
matter, Mr. Rogers did not come up to the
standard-he could not pass muster IN this
body. :.: T.,
the Howard or Constitutional Amendment
could not be denied, but he had said that he
opposed that It s was do NO.
by Congress, he should have supported 1t
Mr. Rogers said he would submit to the ac-
ton of the Convention.
Hon. d. r. Goodloe said that he did not
think this was time to repel any one, who
desired to come forward and aid in the work
of reconstruction. Let US all comply with
the terms of Congress in good faith, without
increasing enmity or cherishing proscrlpt-
i've feeling n
Mr.. Grissom, of Granville, defended MI
Rogers. That gentleman, said ne, STOOD
firm IN the dark hours of the rebellion, and
the memory Of his good service then should
not now be forgotten.
Mr.. Taylor said that if Mr.. Rogers would
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