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If every man in North Carolina. who
TO vote, VIII register his name and vote NJ ntied
| yentlor, the plans of the enemies of orr v Con-
can be defeated and it is the only way in Pe1Ple'
! the South can be preserved 'ehce Of
We are still willing, as We have eyerb een.
this question was hrst mooted, to grant the se
the same right of suffrage which We wish negro
the white man restricted to-a suffrana loSee
property and educational Qualification snn %ltha
This and nothing more Weldon State. -NeAeO
The above is from paper that sneat. 6
the rebels and large land-holders of HaTs
and the surrounding Counties. 1t is idlo >.
say this paper does not speak for the pprt,a
men referred to, for it is sustained hy h.:
patronage and countenance and no moo.;1
have been held by them to condemn :,
course
The State wants no Convention W..
well. If that paper and those for Whom :.
speaks can do without Convention wo 49,
sure the loyal people can. five are IN how
no Convention, then we are to have m ~
construction under the Sherman act NJ.
consequence will be the passage in Decou
Der next, of Mr.. Stevens confscat1on hin
and the enforcement of it, whether tbers
should be resistance to it or not IF .ho
Roanoke land-holders can stand confseatior
we are sure the loyal people of the State can
Confscation Will not touch the estates of III,
Enthusiastically loyal.
The State wants to restrict the white man,o
suffrage, and is willing to give the colored
man the same. We have known for some
time that there was such disposition amonc
many of the planters of the East. Such a
restriction is neither desirable nor possible
Every man will vote. Every man who NAV
be chosen by majority of his fellow-citi-
zens, will hold office. Every man who NAV
be summoned by the Sheriff Will sit in the
Jury box. Merit, and not property, will be
the test hereafter. Behold, old things have
passed away; al things have become new
The State must not "get mad" with us
and call'us names, because we have told it
the truth.
In conclusion, we will whisper another
thing in the ear of the State. The loyal peo-
pie of North Carolina, in Convention assem-
bled, will be quite as apt to take such steps
as will prevent such as the Editor of the
State from voting at all, as the latter will be
to restrict suffrage to a property OF educa-
tional qualification.
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ALbn,,,n.

Thomas o. Glascok, Montgomery.
John G. KeffeH do.
Charles Lutch, Moulton.
G. Altman, do.
Ephraim Lothian, Larkinsville.
III. Wright, do.
j. j. Giers Valemoso Springs.
j. Y. Cantwell, Decatur.
Thomas Haughey, do.
A. Bingham, Talladcga.
D. II. Bingham, Athens.
Maryland,
H. Stockbridge, Baltimore.
Charles Fl. Catch, do.
Edward Y. Goltlsborough, Frederick.
Florida.
H. D. Kimball, Pensacola.
William Kohler, do.
Mississippi
J. R. Smith, Meridian.
Teas.
A. r. Wigginton, Goliad.
Pennsylvania.
Samuel F. Gwinner, Philadelphia.
Neao Jersey.
Benjamin S. Morehouse, Newark.
New York.
Thomas G.. Baker, New York city.
j. M. Schermerhorn. Buffalo.
Illinois.
George Fl. Harlow, Springfield.
w. r. Richardson Esq, Raleigh, N. G..
S an Agent to receive subscriptions to the
Great Republic.
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Tic education is especially necessary
ignorant are always liable to be led as a The
by the arts of the demagogue. " aStfay
With education secured 70 oil.
old and helpless properly cared f n,tn the
justice everywhere impartially ad,n;n;;i. With
Alabama will commence a career ~
she will have just cause to be nrond Which
snail all be prosperous and happy. Tho w We
memories OF the past will be forgott. n"e sad
the joys OF the present and the prosnoa anld
the future. And now, with our eyao q Of
upon the starry emblem of our nation.I liked
ness, and our hearts lifted in gratitnsS Great
GOD, we submit our cause to the good 10
pie OF Alabama, and commend ittoe tho peO'
of the Most High. 'He laVOr
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to every citizen of the United States,
and will preserve the peace of the city.
MIR. WILSON'S SPEECH AT HUNTSVILLE
ALA,-..THE LAST ADDRESS OF THE TOUR.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, May 20, 1867. I
Senator Wilson addressed a large al
dience at this place last evening, NAL
ing the thirtieth and last speech DARN
his Southern tour. His remarks wei
listened to with profound attention an
respect, and elected the warmest appr
baton and applause. Heleaves to-mo
row for his home.
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Extracts from our Correspondence.


it at once and report result.
Remittances may be made to the Repub-
lcan Congressional Committee, the Presi-
League, Washington, D. c., or to the per-
sons named in the following list, from any
of whom any further information may be OBJ
tanned:
Virginia.
Andrew Washburn, Richmond
Charles Spencer, do.
George Rye, Woodstock
T. L. R. Baker, Norfolk
VIM. B. Downey, Leesburg.
j. w. Jenkins, Winchester.
q. l.. WatrOus, do.
Franklin H. Wissler, Columbia Furnace.
North Carolina.
Gov. W. w. Holden, Raleigh.
J. H. Harris, do.
D. A. Wicker, do.
w. r. Richardson, do.
Hon. A. H. Jones, Hendersonville.
s. Fountain, High Point.
South Carolina.
Gen. R. K. Scott, Charleston.
M. French, do.
S. W. Bennett, do.
Timothy Hurry, do.
E. W. M. Mickey, do.
s. B. Thompson, Columbia.
Georgia.
William Markham, Atlanta.
E. M B. Timony, do.
Jacob r. Davis, Augusta.
j. E. Bryant, do.
L. P. Gudger, Dalton.
Tennessee.
General 81. II. Thomas, Nashville.
General L. s. Trowbridge, Knoxville.
General John Eaton, jr., Memphis.
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We see that the Sentinel takes ground
against the assembling of the Legislature
1t suggests that each member forward let
ter to Gov. Worth, requesting him to call
upon Gen. Sickles to revoke the order for its
meeting. The Legislature, so-called, is
therefore politely requested to commit sui
-disembowel itself japanese fashion,
hari-kari. We heartily endorse the sugges-
ton, with this proviso, that postscript be
appended to the letter of each Legislator, re-
Guesting Gen. Sickles to remove Gov. Worth.
The job would then be complete and the
expiring functionaries really tfo something,
for the first time, towards reconstruction
Can we not hope for death bed conversion
of all such unrepentant sinners Gentlemen
of the Legislature, if you cut your own
threats, do not leave Jonathan alone in this
desolate world to mourn over your early de-
parture-but take him with you-oh dol
pray take him too along with all the Other
saints and siDnersl
Visit of the President to Raleigh.
1t will be seen by the following correspun-
dence that President johnson viii visit
Raleigh on the 4th of next month:
MAYORS OFFICE,
RALEIGH, N. c., May 10th, 1867.
To HIS E1celleney, ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States.
SIR:-As Mayor of the City Of Raleigh, have
| the honor to communicate to your EXcellcncy,
the desire of our City Council, and our citizens
generally, that you should be present with them
on the 4th day of June next, at the erection OF
| monument to your father, the late Jacob johnson.
| Your native City invites you to be her guest.
| Our older men desire 10 recall with you, their
earlier and happier days, to look back beyond the
| last few years of sadness and sorrow, and live
| again in the memories of the youthful athletic
| sports in which they and you were wont to en-
gage. Our young men desire to see the face OF
one who furnishes the brightest example of what
they may hope to accomplish, by the exercise Of
persevering industry, united with moral worth,
and al desire to honor the man, who has so no
bly, striven to restore the alenated States to their
| former place in the grand Old Union. .,
| Allow me, HoHored sir, to add to this ot1caI
| request, my ownindiyidual solicitation, that your
native State and City may be permitted to give
| you personal welcome.
have the be
Your ExeelEeney's most
Humble and obi. Servt.,
| VIM. D. HAYWOOD, Mayor
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
! WASHINGTON, D. c., May go, foo@-
To the Hon. WILLIAM DALLAS HAYWOOD,
Mayor Of RaLslgH-
DEAR SIR:-I have received your letter oil l9e
lath nst and thank you for the cordial terms ~
| which, the representative Of the citizens VI
| Raleigh, you ask me to visit that place.
accept the invitation of my native City to Dc
her guest, and, deeply gratifed for the resPeel ~
which they hold my Fathers memory, WIN t Gu.
deavor to be present with your citizens on IN
4th day of June the day set apart for the efeeiON
of monument to commemorate his worth.
am very respectfully
| And truly yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
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RALEIGH. N. Q.
SATURDAY, MAY 25th, 1867
Meeting of the Republican State Com

Meeting of the Republican State Com
mittee of North.CarOlina.
The members of the Republican State Com
mittee, appointed by the Hon. A. H. Jones,
President of the March Convention, are requested
to meet in Raleigh on Wednesday the 9Th day of
June. A full meeting is very desirable, as the
Committee will have important business before it.
AS the person first named on the Committee, /
have deemed it my duty to issue this call.
W. W. HOLDEN.
May %, 1857
W The Republican papers of the State will
please copy.
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teret County, identity ourselves with the Repub-
lican party
Resol0ed, That we endorse the platform OF the
Republican party as set forth tethe Raleigh Con-
venton, March %. II
RESOLVED, That "a copy of these resolutions be
sent, Disqualification, to the Raleigh Standard,
with request that other Republican papers OF the
State should copy. 3
May Is, 1867. - as & "A -S5ss :
, 1867-07-09
TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE
COLONIAL COU n Gil
FOR ST. CROIX.
Concluded

The Governor observed, that, at the request
of the Committee, he had conferred with it in
several of the meetings. With the exception of
the 1st member for Frederiksted's town, all the
members agreed, that it was quite inadvisable
to do away with the Policemaster's Office in the
Center district, and as regards the proposal to
combine the 3 Offices of P~olicemaster into one
Office, with 8 Assistants, this could not be
effected without abolishing the judicial func-
tions Of the P~olicemaster but a change in
this direction, similar to that which has been
, 1867-07-09

constituerede Politimester i Centerdistric-
tet paa st. Croix, A. F. w. Forsberg.
Den constituerede Politimester i Center
districtet A. F. w. Forsberg tillagges ct
personsonligt L0nningstilleg af 400 YES
tindiske Dalere aarlig, fra 1ste JUL 1867 at
regne."
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) motiverede Udkastet i Henhold til
Udvalgsbetenkningen.
Udkastets Overgang til eden Behandling
vedtoges eenstemmigen med 10 Stemmer.
Endringsforslag indkaldtes, til Torsdag
den glide dennes, Kl. 2.
6, Skrivelse fra Gouvernementet of 13de
Juni d. A. ON Salg af de Colonialkassen
tilh6rende Lodder No. 90 Hospitalsgade,
No. 10, 20, 81 & % Nyegade i Frederik-
sted, og at No. IS B. Hospitalsgade /
Christiansted.
Etterat Gouverneuren haYde udviklet
Sagen, vedtoges Diet ee%nstemmigen med II
Stemmer, at meddele Raadets Samtykke
til Salgene.
7, Fortsat 1ste Behandling af Bevillings-
forslag til Post E: Bygnings og andre
ubestemte Udgittcf.
UdvalgsbetenNningen i Sagen var afgi-
vet.
1ste Medlem for Christiansteds BY (Clin-
dinen) som Ordf6rer for Udvalget udvikle-
de dettes FOrslag, og fremhevede nemlig
Onskeligheden at, at der we'd Contractor af
saadanne offentlige Arbeider som Cister-
mes Udbedring, MATTE blive forlangt en-
Guaranti for Arbeidets Durabilitet, da Diet
meget ofte h@nder sig, at Diet samme Ar
beide maa gi6res ON igjen med ny Omkost-
ming. Han tilf6iede, at Udvalget var enig
/, at anbefale Forslaget ON Liquidationen at
Christiansteds Lutherske Kirkes Gjeld for
til Statskassen, og at Diet udkommende
Bel6b, $500. skienkes til GjenopbygniEg
at den Episkopal Kirke i Christiansted.
Flere Medlemmer udtalte sig i samme
Refining, og ON Diet daarlige Arbeide de
herverende Haandv4rkere levere; man
formeente, at Diet Wide. vere 0nskeligt at
erholde nogen paalidelig Guaranti for Arbei-
diets Forsvarli ghed, da Man / Almindelig-
he'd maa forstrakke H~aandv@rkerne Be-
falling efterhaanden som Arbeidet skrider
frem.
Gouverneuren oplyste, at der ct enkelt
vigtigt Tilf@lde Belegningen af Gouver-
nementshusets Tag var blevet forlangt
saadan Guaranti, for at Resultatet havde
varet tilfredsstillende. Han antog, at Diet
samme burde kunne skee i andre Tilfelde
hvor opnaaeligt.
Sagen overgik til 2den Behandling.
M0det hevedes ri. Al, og neste Mode
berammet til Mandagen den 24de dennes
midday Kl. -.
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OuAC hOAS0f"iStC nAculcIu &OuDOlS) VllO6
~indst@ndigen opfordre Gouverneuren ON
at have Oprettelsen af ct s@rligt Politime-
sterembede i Christiansted i Erindring.
Gouverneuren henviste til, at Foranstalt-
nlngen i Frederiksted kun var foreslaaet
som midlertidig, og at Hensynet til Udgif-
terne like tillod at gaze videre.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) bemaerkede, at Foranstaltningen i
Frederiksted vel kun var foreslaaet som
midlertidig, men den burde vere vedvaren-
de, lserdeleshed hvis, som af Hans Howell
b%aarenhed GOuverneuren under Forhand-
lingerne i Udvalget blew bragt paa Bane,
Overtormynderiet ogsaa blev bragt under
Byfogderne.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratclife) var enig med Medlemmer-
ne i Christiansted og udtalte at ethvert af
de 8 Politidistricter burde have en- egen
Politimester, da der var Arbeide nok for
dem, men Vanskeligheden laae i Pengemid-
lerne.
Fernandez udtalte, at 5 J~ustitsembeds-
mend paa denne De like Wide vere for
mango, og fremhevede, at da Byfogedem-
bedet i Christiansted tidligere var serskilt,
h0rte Skitteforvalterembedet like til SAM
me, ola cen at Assessorerne i Overretten var
SklttetOrvalter Dersom der var en- Nod
vendighed for en- Forandring i Frederik-
sted, var der endnu mere Acknowledged for
en- saadan i Christiansted, hvor KIagerne
over Politiet ware meget hyppige. Han
bem@rkede, at denne Says nuv9rende Still
ling var meget utilfredsstillende. Han
havde selv f~orfattet Diet f6rste Anordnings-
udkast, som gik I'D paa Ansettelse af ser-
llge Politimestere i begge Districter med
Blbeholdelse at Posten i Centerdistrictet,
tordl Diet var almindeligt erkiendt-som
ogsaa idag udtalt her i Raadet fra allie Slider
at Politivasenet i de to By-Districte eli
var som Diet burde vere. We'd det forelig-
gende Udkast afhjelpes denne Mangel kun
for Frederiksted, og Diet endda ikkun pro-
visorisk, medens Tilstanden vedbliver ufor-
andret / Christiansted, der efter Talerens
Overbeviisning, langt mere end Frederik-
sted, trenger til ct e~ffectivt Politi. bet
var af Hans H6ivelbaarenhed Gouverneu-
rem yttret, at de samlede Embeder nok
kunde bestyres af cen Embedsmand som
Politimester, Dommer, Skifteforvalter, No
tarius &c. &C., naar han havde en- juridisk
Candidat som Fuldmegtig. Taleren kunde
ike erkJende dette Tor ct rlgtlgt eller
sundt Princip en- dygtig Embedsmand vii
helst selv bestyre sine Embeder, og tage
til Fuldmagtig hvem han selv synes ON.
Taleren meente, at Udkastet er forkasteligt
sit Princip, da Diet n@rmest err baseret paa
Personlighed.
2det Medlem for Frederiksteds Landdi-
strict (Knight) Wide blot have Ordet for at
udtale, ct Politimesterposten i Centerdi-
strictet var at saa stor Weighed, at der
aldrig kunde tenkes paa sammes Ophe-
Velse.
Da Ingen fere begjerede Ordet, satte
Fernandez under Afstemning, ON Udkas-
tet skulde> overgaae til 2den Behandling,
hvilket vedtoges eenstemmigen med Il
Stemmer.
Endringsforslag indkaldtes til paa Tors
dag den code dennes, midday ri. 2.
S, lste Behandling af Udkast til Anordning
ON L0nninsstillep till constituent Poll
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