The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-06-05
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REPUBLICAN MEETING In HAywoaa'd

Pursuant to public notice n NJ:
the Republicans Of Haywood, irresno,o.eh Of
race or color, assembled at Richlan.d, 'nveOf
tute on the 18th May, 1867. ' list
On motion Of w. g. B. Garrett
Hardin, Esq, was called to the Cb,;,''w.
L. ". Hall, ESQ.,, was appointed Secra. and
On motion, it was resolved that tbo caty:
man appoint aeomrittee of six to rnno ~ualr
resolutions or otherwise, matter su;t.Pprtb
the action Of the meeting under w%;a, io'
luton, the Chairman nominated aul fes.
poidted to constitute said COMMITTEE u ap
Moore, Esq. Rev. ]. II. Massey I q f.G
ningham, Esq, and VIM. Hall Uan'
George Love and Benjamin Robinson "nite;
ed After the Committee had retired I0, 10
meeting was addressed by Gen. R NJ u ,le
ry, OF Macon, and w. g. B Garrett Of Of u u
wood, indorsing the platform of the Pay nay
ilcan party declared in the Meetino OF pup p,
elgh, the 9th ult. jackson Welch wac ~, nal'
called on, who addressed the meeting ~ nea
few brief and appropriate remarks wSon ~ a
Committee returned and reported tbron ale
their Chairman, F. E. Moore the folIa~
resolutions, which were adopted william.
dissenting voice, viz:
Resoered, That in the view of our prese,.
political condition, VIC earnestly appes sI'a y.
every true patriot to rally to the supnort "
the Republican party; and fr'''0l
Resotced, That we heartily indorse a..
principles Of the Republican party, as eDu ure
ciated in the platform of the party at i,
meeting in the city of Raleigh, on the er.S
March, 1867; and that we will urge the noa Wv
pie to rally on them, to prevent more s, rSO
gent terms from the Congress. 'A'
Resolsed, That in the Judgment ~ a..
meeting, the Congress of the United States; =
the legitimate lawmaking power of the ma
ton, ordained and established by our ancss
tors; and, thas We esteem the present Con.
gress as being composed of patriotic and
good naen, and We indorse the acts passcd NV
them for the reconstruction of the Govern
ment. as being eminently generous. humane
and liberal and that all good, true and how.
al men at the South, will, without besita.
ton, Immediately rally to their sunport and
without delay, reestablish the Government
under them. '''~A'
Resotced, That we hold it to be the inner.
alive duty OF every citizen to accept the
present conditions, and use all honorable
means for an early restoration of the State to
the Union, that peace, good order, and pros
perity may be promoted.
Resotced, That we esteem every person.
who throws obstructions in the way of recon.
structien, as an enemy to the Government Of
the United States and as a foe to the best
interest of the people.
ResoEre,2 rChot ,ro oxto,sa - 49, -,
friends, cordial invitation to participate in
the work of restoring the Government to its
former condition OF prosperity and happines:
and In the support and maintenance Of per
petaaI freedom, and universal liberty and
equality /; and that they join with us in oul
sincere thanks to the Congress OF the United
States, for the promotion of the principles Of
the Declaration of Independence.
Dir. Garrett offered the following Yesoln
lions, which wese unanimously adopted
/ Resolred, That We tender our thanks to tn
Chairman and Secretary of this meeting fol-
the able and impartial manner in which the
have discharged their respective duties.
Resotee2, That the Secretary furnish
copy of the proceedings of this meeting tt
tine Henderson Pioneer for publication AM
that the Standard, and other Republican pa
pers in the State, be requested to copy
and,
RssOlsed, That the meeting do now ad
journ.
The meeting was conducted with tn
greatest good feeling.
J. W. HARDIN, Chairman.
L. W. HALL, Secretary.