The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-09-04


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re people Yhite rnd color7d, conss tncaq
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neetlng caileu ior tne purpose OF appointing
ae,ega1es 10 lePlesen. tae county IN re-
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ny ~ O'CLOCK tne sIfeets were tnrongeQ ~,
lea crowd larger imam nny ffnat has been con-
gregsted together az any ono time since the
Jays Of log CABINS and hard cider: All
seemed cheerini ana naPpy as 1850
u Az ~ O'Clock from. ,5oOs to Z, 600 assem-
NED IN the beautiful grove in the public
square, when Tod r. Caldwell, Esq, ascen-
ded the stand and explained to the assem-
1snlea muititude the objects OF the meeting.
ne spoke anou. three quarters Of an hour
| ana showing ms audience weil, he admins
Tered 70 tneir intellectual appetites such food
as satlsned az except few who came de-
., ,srm1neo not 20 relish the repast. During
Mr. Us speech ana az ats conclusion ne was
| ncq!snsiy anu raPturocsly applauded; Al
a. ~. I.,snoe was restored MT Y. tnen oilered
INC a1.fow.g resolutions winch ne had pre-
pow" w. ~. 'ne OCCASION
| nhhhAs' - IS 1he interest OF tne whole
ooaniy ''ss JUG goveinment snail be recon
s..t ~ a. .he earliest moment prachcable
~ ~ sno .e,n,s p,oneleu oy Congress so mat
Pea:e anu quie', anu "a" ana orucr may once
/ "ta iu lelsn supreme ~ me States iateiy ID
ioD gn agaills1 .ne unised states; sg,a !,
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r. ~ M, puiAe Oouhty. IN nassmeecing assem-
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Aesoeeea, i,as II Is Is ,isslis anu P,oPer' anu
we earnestly eesire ana Recommend 9 tlas Tue
government, ~ an its oePar' eh1s slialI oe
aonlnis'ered 1y tnose VINO revere ana a1, iove
tne Union, and not Dy tnose VINO contemn
anu uesplse ~, anu VIM, ~ tne'r heaf's, oe-
Sifeits INSTRUCTION. 49,.
neSoeeed mat ~ is just that Poi!lcai and
ci'n equaiity unuer the law, snati DC eAten-
aed ana guaranteed TO every citizen lrrespec,
i've OF color, put tnat no sensible person OF
any complexion desires OF expects social
equality ana that we 90 nereDy uenounce,
as Dase sianderer, any man wnether ne pc
OF hiSii or low degree, VINO lnslnuates t'iat
It IS one OF the objects or purposes OF the
Repubilcan party to bring about social
equanty between the whlte and colored races.
hesoeceo, mat We deem II que 10 ourselves
to declare that the charge, which is contlnu,
ally made against US, OF desire to induce
the general government to deai harshly with
those who participated IN the rebellion, Is a
Ioui SANDER, pfopaSated Tor party purposes;
that we nave constantly ana deeply regret
TED the conenmacIous spirit OF hostility to
,he government OF the unlted states winch
nas ,;a, .ne oselelIow " .'le reuelloh
anu .liou na' his'isiies'eu i.sen py JUG W
Pos'.,on y M.ny VI our ,sauinS nen )" .ls
a m:a.uIe9 .',as We eaines.y ues,ae ~ see
splll. VI ooncoiu allu plotnerly ahection re- e,
s.o,eu alnong an Tue people, put tnat VIC VIII
NAM no :ui.uei a''el.Pts ny cohcesslo. OF
ooniPaun;ise % oui principles 70 concl.'a.e
ou p ~, euoniies anu 'no eneniies VI 'lc
national n government.
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;ns.rre s thosa ho har ~ sa", An 80 ~
fr~' , Nv hon ,los mdt n .a.e's 5eon nosu
a tha, :; IN ahu ~ eeoeui anu s.ielS.
cond;,;nn s a s" ra,,4al, p,uVe lm ;,;
caly: and we do unhesrtatinolv declare anv
man, be he whom he NAV. as unfit To be
trusted with the ballot himself Win Inv
threats or otherwise enleayors to int;m;dafe
the freedmen and debar them If tbe Great
| and inestimable privilege of voting accord.
inc to the dictates Of Their wnbest Indictment
| Rssoloed, That we are profoundly grateful
that the time has again Come, when we as
people are at perfect liberty, without fear of
molestation, to assemble and consult togeth-
er for the good Of our country, and publicly
to give utterance to our sentiments without
oelng sun]ected TO prisons and bastlles.
+. Resotred, That we approve of the Repnb-
lican Convention to be held in Raleigh on
the 4th of September, and that we desire to
be represented therein, and do hereby ap-
point the following persons delegates there
to to wit, W. NJ Winters, James Morrison.
James Hildebrand, Noah Speagle, John S.
| Parks, Joel Cloud, Christopher Happoldt.
John G. Colerove. Joseph B. Hunter. J. w
Comfy, S. E. Poteet. and T. r. Caldwell.
whites, and James McElrath. Thomas Ruth.
/ erford, John W. Woodland, VIM. Lytle. AL
fred Avery, Theophi!us Philips, Alfred Cald-
well, Scipio Comfy, Alexander Jarvis and
Swami Mcdowell colored
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Josenh W Holden and Jsmes Ts ra
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