The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-03
List OF Members Elect to the Constitutional
Convention OF North Carolina.

| OUMscut1Uu Vi NUItH UdIUllnd.
Alamance-Henry NJ Ray, republican
Anson-Henry e Chilston, George Tucker, rep.
Burke and MeDowell-John Parks, Murphy,
! republicans.
Brunswick-E Legg, republican.
Bladen-A Fisher, French, republicans
Beaufort-S,.muel Stilley, Rodman, reps.
Crayen-Hon, David Heaton, W III Sweet, C n
Pierson republicans.
Cumberland--Maj W Mann, Rev Hood, reps.
Carteret-Abraham Congleton, republican.
Cabarrus-W Bume, republican.
Chowan-John French, republican.
Catawba-Dr. II Ellis, conservative.
Caswell-Wilson Carey, republican, Philip Hodnett,
Independent.
Columbus-Lennon, conservative.
Chatham-John Mcdonald, Gunter, reps.
Cleaveland-Plato Durham. conservative
Davidson-Isaac kinney, Spence Mulliean, reps
Duplin-John Peterson, Samuel Highsmith, reps.
Edgecombe-Henry Dowd, Baker, Henry c
Cherry, republicans
Franklin-Jas Harris John williamson reps.
Forsyth-E d league, republican.
Granville-John Ragland, ] Moore Mayo,
Guilford-Rev. G W Welker W Tourgee reps.
Gates-Tmothy Lasster, republican,
| Gaston--M Aydott, republican.
| Greene-John NJ Patrick, republican.
Harnett-J NJ Turner, republican.
Halifax Renfrow, W Hays Henry Eppes,
republicans
Hertford-J Hare, conservative.
Haywood and Jackson-W G. Garrett, rep.
Johnston-Dr. Jas NJ Hay, Nathan Gulley, reps.
Jones-David D Colgrore republican.
| Lenoir-Richard King, republican.
Lincoln-Joseph II King, republican.
Mecklenburg- Edward Fullings Silas n Stillwell,
republicans
MontgOmery-Dr Geo Graham republican.
Madison, Buncombe, Henderson and Pennsylvania
G Gahagan, Thos J Gambler, James II Duck
worth. republicans
Mitchell and Yancey-Juus Garland, republican.
Macon, Clay and Cherokee-G Dckey, Mark May,
republicans
Moore-swecn S Mcdonald, republican.
Martins " Watts, republican.
New Hanover-Gen. J Abbott, S Ashley, A II
Galloway, republicans.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grant, Roswell Parker,
republicans
Nash-Jacob Ing republican.
| Orange-John Graham, DR.. Holt. conservatives
Onslow-Jasper Etheridge, republican.
Perquimans-Dr. William Nicholson, republican.
Pasquoank and Camden-C Pool, Matchet Taylor,
republicans
Pitt-Gen Byron Latin d Rich, republicans
Person-Dr. VIM Merritt, conservative.
Rutherford and Polk-Rev. W ii Logan, Jesse Rhodes
republicans
Robcson-O S Hayes, Joshua L Nance. republicans
Rocking ham-IIenry Barnes. John II French reps.
Rowan and Davie-Dr. Milton Hobbs, Allen Rose,
republicans. McCubbins, conservative
Randolph Trogden I L Cox, republicans
Stanly-L Norton republican.
Sampson-Joseph D Pearsall, Alexander Williams,
conservatives.
Stokes-Riley Petree, republican,
CnlOn-Nlillam NeWSOm. republican
Wake-B Williams, S Franklin Andrews,
James FL Harris, republicans.
Warren-John Read, John Lyman, republicans
Wayne-AIaj. III L Grant Jesse Hoowen, reps
Wilkes, Irelell, Alexander and CALDWELL @ A
Bryan, Calvin Cowles Clones, Wesley George,
Jerry Smith, republicans
Wilson-Wiley Daniel. republican.
Washington and Tyrrell-Edmund W JONES' rep
The above returns foot UP 1O2 Republicans, 10 Con-
servatives, and one Independent.
Fifteen CT the Delegates are negroes.
EssF~ Some twenty-five citizens Of Iredell county,
who emigra last Fall Illinois, Indiana. Tennes-
&C., have returned, sufficiently amused with their
| venture, and report others the eve of starting
back.-Erchange paper
They did very poor business in leaving North
Carolina and little experience has convinced them
of that fact
We don't like to native citizens leaving
North Carolina, and gratfed to learn that
those who have left returning.
Some good farmers who left this county after
the close of the and went to the Eastern part of
the State, now returning or preparing to return.
We met the street LIST week who told that
| he had not yet found as good place old Neck
| lenburg.