The New York herald., 1867-04-02

from the country and proving beyond aperadventu,s
that the could live toge.her-i say, vers
not for this fear am not altogether certain that
special session OF the Legislature might NOT Dc called 70
pass school law, by which all the blacks N the ssate
should be educated OIe po In order thai they might
learn 70 value this love Tor now manifestation OF
old love- for of course the passion has always existed
as strong as Al the present. rs 1t manfesy deserves
The convention, to-day, met at 10 O'clock and after
proceeded 10 business The Committee on Resolutions
had been in session from early hour IN the morning
minutes of last nights proceedings after some coree
tons, were adopted
Colonel Knapp, q Edgecombe county, thought II.
the principles Of the republican party to be ahsruse
az 70 render any special necessary IN order 10
was not worth while 70 be- over.modest Modesty wa
not failing in these halls during the existence Of tbc
confederacy and he saw no call for 1t now Rspubli
canism Is simply evenhanded justice 20 all This move
ment might disranchse men, but II would enfra
chse more, and he thought he had just good right
30 let the coored vote. He shot hight at Fort Har
rison and he would vote right at the polls The
venton was then informed that the Committee on Reso
luons was ready to submit their report when Colonel
further
The following resolutions were then read by the secre
tary ana were received with applause
Having assembled in the city Raleigh the 9th Of
March ls with timely and Pos call
believing the time is at hand when open ana fearless
preston Of sensmen opinion and purpose is urgently de-
. A. + pol pss. condition
al aros sections sa,tacoa % the SS9pny We AZ s day With
rous banner Of the republican, pHty, and sarpesiIy
appeal to every % true and patrotio man II lhs STATE
~ this great political oesnzati standing By
Ing forward profound Of esmanship 70 sue.
oessfal issue and the powerful aid en by tia finally
ta
Resolved That The American censsss Is emneny en-
titled TO the profound thanks Of the sh9s country for is
principles Of human rights enuncias IN the Declaration
Ssop Of g len .s' x s ss s fs s
s.enng to and accepting the reconstr!con plan recently
and order may Be permanently md every
I We 10
ment 70 the nearest possible approach 70 unanmiy on
Resolved That rejoice that the dogma long propagaed
Of the right Of x bs sn ns Spsna or
hs people ~ err crushing out nm ny M late o
allegiance of the citizen has een Acknowledged
Resolved, That sincerely exun in the fact thasas
he IL al lis wide
longer shines upon the brow Of slave Without rcserys
and impartial enfranehisement without y properly quail
saay the sa pa Of
inesnable privileges. Although the nprtal remains or
adopted State se IS his voice s rings through
Ss s o III psr "
Resolved, That as the potent and efficient means by
hpsss
ton among all and that TO the attainment OF this great
end demand and shall perstenty and nly insist upon
the absolute right Of free discussion and free speech ali
subjects of public interest
Resolved That join earnest wish for the main.
teDance un;anshed and undmmed Of the phc credit and
plighted faith OF the nation.
Resolved That in the maintenance Of the position taken
and the principles this day avowed earnestly invite the
who regard cordially support the Of
Congress solution of political dfcutes:
that dcprecate partisan violence and desire peace
and good will toward all men, and II in open and
fearless effort which propose to make every suitable
OCCASION persuade and convince the people that high
duty and uest interest TO be subservedby maintain
ing the principles Of the republican party inter
cat should be awakened will be from other than
rigid adherence what regard sacred right and
solemn public duty.
Mr. r. Dick spoke Of tho scope Of the resolutions,
and urged their adoption He said the object get
back, and 10 do must gIve up love for REBEL
lion. This the South had dona Mr. Dick spoke for
nearly hour, and was listened 70 with marked attss
ton
DR.. Powell, who by The way . very streng John.
last year. made remarks in regard 70 the
words impartial suffrage In the resolutions which called
forth debass and hnsily resulted in the substitution
OF aunfyznchisament wtloni property qnaii1catou" !"
After appointing commitlas Of ave in each Congress
ional district having power To appoint subcommittses
the Convention adjourned
The utmost harmony and good feeling prevailed
throughout the WHOLE and the Of the body seemed
TO be marked by strong desire mot only appear loyal
TO existing laws, but to become 70 In fact.