davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1867-08-23

gives Leilighed dertil, kunde han dog like
undlade, i Anledning af en- Udtalelse som,
efterat han allerede havde afgivet him En-
klering, var skeet her Raadet ON Poll
tiet og Retstilstanden her i Christiansted,
her at gjentage hvad han tidligere har
fremhevet under Discussionerne med Raa-
diets UdvaIg i Sagen ON en- forandret Ind
deling af Observation-Disclosures, nemlig, at
Diet fremgaaer af de til Gouvernementet
indkomne Sager, at der netop i Christian
steds BY og Politidistrict gj6res serdeles
Meget til F~orhindring af L0sg9ngeri we'd
talrige og overholdte Tilhold ON at tage
fast Tieneste. Retstilstanden i Diet Hele
eller Sikkerheden for Liv og Eiendom
MATTE han p~aastaae at kunne erklRres god
og tilfredstillende, hvilket like gjendreves
derived, at der her, som andetsteds, nu og
da kunne foregaae Forbrydelser, hvortit
Diet like lykkcs Politiet at opdage Gjer-
ningsmpndene. Der var for0vrigt like
blevet begaaet noget Indbrud Gouverne-
mentshuset, og til ct nylig for0vet Tyyer
i en- anden o~ffentlig Bygning (Peterstarms
Hospita) ware Neutrality-suspicious. udtund-
ne og ware tvende chinesiske Arbeidere
fra Landet. Hvad Orden paa Gaderne an
gaaer, var Diet hans Overbeviisning, at Til
standen her var bedre end i de heste vest
indiske Dyer at tilsvarende Storrelse, og
han MATTE her f%remheve, at ligesom XII
mattel og de lokale Forhold medt6re, at en-
stor Deel af Befolkningen tilbringer Diet
meste af Dagen paa Gaderne, saaledes Ell
Diet n%avnlig EN- F0lge of den Made hvor-
paa Byerne ere anlagte, uden Plads til
Haver, og med hoist i~ndskrankede Guards
rum, at Born af de ubemidlede Klasser saa-
godtsom ingen anden Adgang have at be-
Vmge sig i fri Luft.
Fernandez yttrede, at hvorvel de at
Gouverneuren nys gjorte B~emerknlnger
med Hensyn til den at Politiet i Christian
sted overhoIdte formeentlige code Orden,
ware sigtede til ham personligen i Anled-
ming af hans Yttringer i atvigte Mode,
Wide han dog like nu indlade sig nermere
paa Sagen, men kun anf6re, at de at ham
fremtorte Facta ware vitterlige, Og vile
serligen erfares af Hans Hoivelbaarenhed,
hvis han boede / Byen.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Eanddi-
strict (Ratcliffe) beklagede at Fernandez
lod Gouverneurens Bemerknirger hengaae
uden videre Gjendrivelse ; de sidste Mode
anf6rte Facta ware uimodsigelige Sandhe-
der, og vile fndes son saadanne, hvis
Hans H6ivelbaarenhed Wide folge Forman-
dens Wink at Doe i Byen. Skj6ndt han
like boede i Byen, har han dog Leilighed
til uahadeligen at see Politiets Slaphed,
og at Diet aldrig er we'd Haanden naar diets
Help beh6ves:
Fernandez svarede at han egentlig like
ansaae Gouverneurens Udtalelse berettiget
her, og at han like nu Wide opholde Med
lemmernes It'd med at besvare dem, men
at han forbeholdt sig nermere udtalelse.
Gouverneuren synes at ansee Politiet l
Christiansted for ypperligt; Diet maa san
deligen vare ct Monster paa ct Politi, men
Ingen Raadet eller udenfor samme troede
Diet, og Klagerne derover ware ~enstemmlge.
2det Medlem for Christianstedsl Landdl-
strict Ratcliffe) underst6ttede Formandens
, 1867-08-23

at udn9vne Sogneprast / Chrlstlansted,
Pastor J. G.. WillemOes til 1ste kongevalg-
tie Medlem og constituent Politimester /
Centerdistrictet, Justitsraad A. +. w.
Forsberg til 2det kongevalgte Medlem at
Raadet. Da den af Gouverneuren under
code April d. A. foretagne Udnevnelse at
Kammerjunker S.. J. Bic som 2det konge-
valgte Medlem, paa Grund at hans senere
skete Ansettelse som Toldintendant paa
st. Thomas, like har kunnet stadfastes at
Hans Maiestat Kongen, vii hans Shilling
SOM MedIem af Raadet nu oph0re. ON
Udnevnelserne have de Vedkommende Ell
holdt Meddelelse fra Gouvernementet
men Diet var %tilf6iet, at Diet if0lge Justits-
raad Forsbergs forel6bige mundtlige Vt
tringer MATTE antages, at han like Wide
modtage Valget, hyorom Raadet imidlertld
Wide erholde n9rmere Meddelelse.
If6lge Dagsordenen foretoges:
|, 3die B~ehandling af Bevillingsforslag for
1867-6S, Post E: Bygnings- og andre
ubestemte Udgifter.
AT GOuverneuren var stlllet t0Igende
Endringsforslag
81, bet til "Forskjellige Bygningsarbei-
der og Reparationer'' vedtagne Bel6b
$4,000 f0r6ges med $S4. Is til Athol-
deIse af Udgifterne we'd den under
Budgettet for 1S66-G7 besluttede Re-
p%aration af Skolehuset paa Mt. Victo-
ry, der f6rst er blevet fuld0frt indie,
varende Regnskabsaar,-Og opf0res
deg4or 81, 1874.
2, BeviIlingens samlede Bel6b opf6res
med ~$10,595."
Go~uverneuren a~nf0rte, at han i HenhoId
til Forretningsordenens s 10 havde begjRrt
en- 3die Behandling af Bevillingsforslaget
til Post E., for at erholde den forn0dne
Vedtagelse af Diet Hndringsforslaget No.
nevnte Bel6b $94. IS, der var blevet be-
vilget under Budgettet for 1866-67 men
like var blevet forbrugt forinden i nerv@-
rende Regnskabsaar. Hndringsforslaget
indeholdt den tilsvarende For6gelse at Be
willingness Totalbel0b.
Begge Endringsforslag vedtoges uden
Afstemning.
2, 3die Behandling af Bevillingsforslag for
1867-69, Post d 2 p: Refs og Poiitiy@-
senet.
AT Gouverneuren var stillet f6lgende
Endringsforslag
81, Som ny Post 7, Bevillingen optages
Til en- serlig Politimester i Frederik-
steds Politidistrict, Gage $500, Rel
seomkostninger $500, for 7 Maane-
der 1926.
2, BevilIingens somIede Bel6b opf6res
med
Gouverneuren bemerkede, at han havde
fundet Diet n0dvendigt at f~oreslaae det /
Endringsforslagene neynte Tilleg til Be
villingen, fordi der sandsynligviis Wide
blive A~nvendelse for Belobet endnu FORM
den den af Raadet vedtagne Anordning
ON den midlertidige Oprettelse at ct ser-
ligt Politimesterembede erholder Hans
Malestets Stadfestelse. Uden at han her
Wide gaze tilbage til Forhandlingerne ON
en- lignende midlertidig Udsondrlng at Po-
litimesterembedet i Christiansted, som han
under Sagens eden Behandling havde er-
kleret at vile s0ge opnaaet saasnart der
, 1867-08-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

THE public examinations in the
Country Schools will this year
take place as follows:
, 1867-08-23

COL MAIL hI
FOR ST. CROIX.

Mandag den ste August 1867, midday H.
10, holdt Colonialraadet ct ordentligt Mode.
Medlemmerne ware tilstede med india
gelse af ste ~kongevalgte Medlem (Walker)
der havde anmeldt Ferfald.
Protokollen for forrige Mode oplestes.
Fernandez ~meddeelte, at Gouvernemen-
tet we'd Skrivelse af d. d. hayde underret-
tet Raadet ON, at Diet under SIDE f. Md.
havde behaget Hans Majestat Kongen
allernaadigst at stadfeste Diet af Goaver-
neuren foretagne VaIg af Kjobmand og
Forligelsescommissair 4. r.. Mendes som
4de kongevalgte Medlem af Raadet, SAINT
, 1867-08-23
lutheran Church., Christiamslcd.

On Sunday the 25th inst there will
be divine service held for both Lutheran
Congregations in this Church.
, 1867-08-23
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 14th to goth Aug.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
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"Silver Tongue"

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE CIVIL COURTS.

I'm the United States Circuit Court, on Satur-
Cay the case OF Elias Ross ag the steamboat Never
sink was before Judge Nelson. Mr.. Ross sued
for supplies Of coal furnished the NeyeTsink at New
brunswick at the request Of the Of the Never
sink who had chartered that vessel TO between this
port and New Brunswick The question whether the
supply was necessary for the of the vessel The
Court below held that the proofs showed that the supply
was necessary and therefore a decree entered IN
favor of beant. This decree Judge Nelson alrins
Other like before the Court, with like result
I'm the Of Henry b. Goodyear ct al ag Thongs g.
Waite ct al, which an application had been made by
plaintiffs for Injunction 10 restrain the defendants from
making dental plates of hard rubber without paying "a
ROYALTY to plaintiffs, ami IN which the motion for such III
junction had been granted final decree entered.
In the Supreme Court Circuit at Brooklyn MT "A. a.
DeGraw sued j. II. Elmore to recover 5000 paid MN
for $50 shares Of stock in the MahOny Coal Mining Com
paIy which he the paintf alleges TO be worthless In
March 1866 the defendant entered DeGraws Ohcc, ana
represented that this coal mine paying concern
that the stock worth 10 per cent, and That man up
the river shares to sell at 60 per cent proposing aJ
the same time 10 take onehalf of the shares the plain
tiff would take the other half Accordingly the pl1ntlfi
did take the $50 shares; but, on examining INTO the
affairs Of the Company, few days aferward found the
Company in debt and the stock not worth what u was
represented The defendant, In his rejoindeI dehied an
the plaintiffs allegations and averred that DcaW was
more anxious to buy than he was To sell. Case SUI on
In the Brooklyn City Court, Isaac Instituted SUIT
against Patrick Campbell TO recover SSOI tOr goods
levied upon by the defendant The defense set up war
rant of attachment issued from the supreme court
against Bernard Goldsmith The plaintiff proved mat nc
legally purchased the goods. and in good fath OF Gold
smith, prior the attachment The goods were sun re-
manning i'm GoIdsmths store, at No So MyrteaNe, me
plaintiff not having taken possession. The jury gave tue
plaintiff the full amount claimed.
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MIA Hamburg Denmark and City Baltimore Lyepool Key wef
and Huntsville Savannah Niagara and Virginia Rorokl
Saragoaa Charleston; Dirgo, Portland Batera Richmond Va
Gibson Wasngton Louisa Moore Newbsb; Raleigh Wilmington ".
C. Mauhaan Charleston; T. Terry Sewbeu Several OF the
are anchored at and in the Lower Bay Consequence
fog
MEMORANDA.
R Marina fOd from Janeiro anchored Sandy
ing orders las been TO NeslOrk and 0wet the cit
tsriay (sundapD
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FATHER PoNr Nov ATbe steamship Proponu BL from Boston,
passed M 10 Norfolk She loads for Liverpool
BosrOy Nov ALARMED steamship Ontario rom Liverpool Nov II
with 81 cabin and Isl seeFage passengers s
Lydia Norweil from Patras a., ,,, .
Londonderry l5 arrived at JO O'Clock WIS afternoon She
uorts that 23d ocock having gnae the
shin sidon bound T., In lat - 90 lon. 90 So
s. Nov 24Ariyed steamship
.ebr Nv Rover New York and n. G. Hunt Philadelphia
sAvASSAH A-Aryed, steamship e W Lon ship Victoria.
bark acyon Loyal Scranton New York nat uur
bsrE poeus Bucksport ships Maacks philadelphia and Ehse
The steamship Leysnt is to load for Liverpool dreet
FOREIGN PORTS.
A. c. Martins Nov H. brgs Martin Burns ior Phafephh lZh
Queen Of BEAUTY OBI York days China for do days.
schr Miller do do
III w. ., Ia, al IS Ion from Boston for Charleston.
P"nneteebr Nov a. Jacksonville for Newport Of the
Highlands
RETURNED.
Brig Queen hence FOR West indies returned on
Of head winds anchored In the Lower Bay ~.
sbo The Nudgett 18th inst for Glasgow On we ht
ont st 90 Ion H. experienced heavy NV s4 oh sn
cargo and sprung bad did she leak that required e
attention the pumps and compelled the return Of Vic sup
Has been tOwed up to the city
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ENGLISH TREATMENT OF OUR FOREIGN BORN
CITIZENS.


At the Cooper Union Hall, on Saturday even
ing vast multitude OF adopted citizens Of Irish ma
tyity assembled IN response 10 call that had been pub
lshed by the officers Of the Irish Brigade the Corcoran
Legion and other Irish soldiers who fought during inc
The object OF the meeting To utter formidable
protest against the course which has been pursued ny inc
American Government in failing TO protect the lives OF All
the citizens OF the Republic and IN not vndcatng inc
Just rights and privileges Of American citizens AT nome
abroad whether nfrnged by private individuals OF
by regularly organized governments. Behind the pat
form the flags Of the 10th Regiment y. = v v
COrcOran LcgOn) Above the platform was "A banner
which bore the inscription: The rights OF naualized
citizens must be protected claim on the Republic IL
earned by devotion" Among the gentlemen on the
platform Gems. SlOcum Barlow, Alien, d. f. Burke,
McIyOr GleesOn, Cochran, and Halplnc, ana
several Colonies and Majors. Gen. MclyOr presided
The Secretary, Gen. Burke, read refOluton emphat
cay prOnouncng for prompt release Of those OF our
Ow-ctzens who are incaTcerated III English or lrlsh
prisons without trial. well Of those who have Dtem
uujustly convicted or condemned and demanding iili
pardon for those whO after term OF confinement WIN
out trial accusation had been released on condition OF
quitting Ireland The resolutions further July dlscah
and disavOw the doctrine lately laid down by tho tei
Baron OF the lsh EXchequer, claiming thata nauraled
citizen OF the United States still remains subject OF the
Queen Of England. Speeches made by Gen. Chas.
q. Hapine, Gen John COchrane, and Capt McClellahu
The speakers advanced all the arguments that cOuu nc
adduced In support Of the resolutions Secretary sewaIu
Minister Adams, and Consul West were denounced lOr
their apathy and disregard OF the dignity ana privileges
which every American citizen native or adopted claims
his right and which he expects 10 be maintained III NE
behalf by the Government which he uphOlds Inc Icso
ton passed with enthusiasm. Mr.. Fernando Woou,
who had found his way To the PLATFORM, was called upon
masnow candidate for a local Office to address the
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CorRT CALENDARs-Tms DAY.

SUPREME COURT - General Term. - Adj
iourned TO December lG, 1867. CrcatPart Mos. AL.
an lOg 1882 1851 1885, $751; s52 G 1905 1884 ST. 2O5 C5
1897 1877 1873 1884, o. III. Part l-N0s So sCs, $40,
1904 40 77I 1886 COO s2O 57O co., 1884, 1894, G 1876
1886 BsI 800, 1912, 400. Specdl D-Dcnurer-No a.
Issues OF Law and FacNOs. $780, &c. 26, 49, i7, 1885, 40l
2O 2O5 2O6 2O7 2Os 2O9 2l 22 2l3, 2l, 26, 40 Cham
bers-NOs 49, a. g. a. II, 49, o. 49, Ol, lOl lo6 l0s 49,
I2s $780, l64 lG7 lGs 49, l4 III, 1885, 1913. Cal-No 23
SUPERIOR COURI-Tridi TOTt-PaTt I.-NOs. 1919, 1888,
327 1854. 1915, $685. $751; 1879 1888, 1873 1897 $751; m
BIB 2s27 Part INos 1900, 364 $500, 3I9s, 1854, $685.
1904 1856, 1896, 1885, 1853. 1892 1885, 23ls, 1864.
Court or COMMON PLEAs-Iridi IcU-Part l-Ac-
iourned for the Term. Part II-AdOurncd 10 Tuesday.
MARINE COURTNOs 49, G, 13G, Ia, 49, 49, l55, l6I,
1873, I5g, 1G2. 1G3 l7G, 1873, lsG.
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pISSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG AND SOuTHAMPTOS.-n the steamship
s,ronia 2iCa Mose wife children. ard 2servi. ~ 20
hen T. SHERMAN Rudshe Glars Bacharah v aukeuas
Fauur Cola G. Genge. J. Carao H. Minecke + Erlmann
st.hemsr Grrenrhm wife and daughter FfsnnsEa Senn
Cohen p Flmenior.t q Ener 4 Cahn wife. and children b
Calm Louisa Lubtr BERNHARD B. Moore ha1 D. haph AnnA
RerhoM strauss Simon vile and child Ele and ANlhe Ass
Holman Sophie herrd. Neerhoh = Ppp,sng fa
Fstag Marie Maude child b. Fuchs auf ehidren & hf
Bo gfener Ludwig erushcm. Louis Il-pelen. kmie otto l.
Reese r. Langf-dt e. Sim w. Enge = basse liafihh1n
Frsu Msrgar,the Rupprech porner. Nuf Abats Jun
Emma Rumpf George and Christine Strg Lhntf H. l. hAneI
PROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Nov 29-in steamship
Tripod Mr. Leigh and daughter NJ and Mn olaes '
no llodss Joseph Wide Messr' hcNei
Neville Garrett Curss Braceruilde Gan7ue hofe'n h'u' "
SO "a Tie sseTsge
FROM BREMEN. Nov nln steamship south ATer'A-i p SUI
,r Able. and aud Mr, & Tobias g. HAM A"h noes
iash Helen Roe.ugh N, suuon family. p whach aud family A.
Dot ftm. ~ ard " second cabin
PROM LIVERPOOL. Nov 2f-In steamship MfnhaUan -Fd'hA
Abraham nou.as Dtysd Msss MARY ahi LINE Ba,. Jon, non
g.. ma Nr. trae M.s Mr, White and child Mr. MANY
Hobart Mrs Peacock and daughter MI sellers '
Bsale. Mss u.rtton, ari ~ To- tie steeTage
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THE SONS OF DARTMOUTH.

month College residing m NewYork and It's vicinity is
10 be held the evening OF the 18th proX IL Is proposed
meeting TO call out free expression OF the Opinions
i'm regard the system of mana cement and instruction
followed by the authorizes OF the College aud To suggest
improvements 10 be laid before the Trustees Tor consider
alton. There many graduates Of Dartmouth among
our citizens and the meeting the 18th VI December can
hardly fail to be largely attended.
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schr. Ha,letop. GardinerAawtucket.

scht H H,to ,O Gardner dine i, faytueket
Schr. J. S. cry smiih, Providence.
schr White Foam; HAYES Providence
s ssT P Psss h Rii G19l Po1 Rds,a:a''
schr. I. H. Seymour, burgess. Providence
sehr II. NJ. Wright Fisher Norwich.
schr s. Clark, Grhn. NewLondon
Schr. Science, Morgan New.LOndon
Sehr S Tyler, Cooms. Hartford ..
Schr L. Daniels ToOker Hartford
se5f. i. H,Its1u, COW Portland, Ct.
sehr. Jala Decker, Johnson, Portland, Ct
schr Robert Smith, Marsden, Portland. Ct
ARRIVED Sunday, Nov. "a
Steamship Manhattan m Williams, Liverpool Nov u, and Queens
18Th with %de and 9s Williams Guo9 ,,a n,,, to
steamship Msrpoa Quick Nev-oreans 18th inst, with mde and
Barb BdTe tof Yarmouth ST. Cam, caslae Me- Nov 10 in
ballast to Boyd Dcke Experienced heavy NE gales during 'e
yScp wilmington Cole Vera Cruz NGy 10 and r T.,IRa I9h
bail loading for New York Nov q.
& Sa1oGa G m hsst KnnSaT Co. Has bad sae
weather and light variable winds during the voyage was ded Tour
Steamship Ashland horton ss1anuah with to R LOydsn
United States surveying steamer Endeay0r Ha hOna % DAT
Steamship Thames Pennington Savannah With mdse and pass to
steamship Albemae Bourne Richmond ard Norfolk With mdse and
Steamship Ssrntoga King Rehmoad and NcrO With md aud
Steamship Gen Barnes Morton Savannah hours with mdse aud
pass to livingston Fox & Co..
steamship ylcksburg Hall Providence -, -, 80
Ship 'GH , KoO Hamburg .,s ~ d Nv T 9s s Dd pa..
il DAYS which split sails Lc Has had u deaths the passage 30
children ami alultsl and2 births - a..
(of PoC ~ 81 Bndrot Glaze Bay b. ~ da7
Jhp Sutherland fell nom the OOPgant yard to the deos
and was instantly killed. -.
Brig Sarah Peters Ellsworth Me- DAYS With nmber to master
Brig Aagol (of Parrsboro souhergreen St. Martins Nov VIII
salt to Crandal, Umphray Go.
Brig Pedro Mulbrdge n days, with lumber TO master
sehr 5 Bards ProTef jacksonville Fa II days With lumber
for Providence.
Schr. &. Hill. CheesemAn, Boston.
SchL ~ A. Rowland, Fuller, New.B Bedford
Schr. L. J. Bosrlman, Wilmington, Fall River
Schr. Acken, Hobby Stamford
Schr. Lolita. Smith, Portland, c. ~
Soop Sarah walters Seamen Rosey Went ashore on Nh hoef ID
Hell Gate Sunday evening win probably get OF next hgh ude
SAILED.
Steamship. America Rio JAneiro; Britannia Glasgow lanuo-
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took part in the town meeting Saturday, which
called to determine whether the town should
pay the war bonds which fan due the OF
January next, and amount 10 $4,000
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UHE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOUR

VIE Il 1lhE4NOLOplO " - -
NAL for December contains IL
portraits of stirguished men, with
their biographies-Geo1ge Peabody,
President Woolsey, Elias Howe, Ollver
Cromwell, the Rev. Drs. Worcester
Giles, Silver, Hubbard, Stuart, Agers
Hayden, and Others. The sultan OF
Turkey, and a Glance at his Empire;
Our Social Relations the late Par IS
Exposition; Unmarried; What SHAH
We Do with Old Maids9 History OF
the New Jerusalem, or Swedenborglain
Church; Saints and Sinners; and m I91
other Instructive matter. End OF vol.
AS. A new volume begins with the
next number. Now is the time 10
SATISFACTORILY 50 a year. Address
S. R. WELLS. No. $50 Broadway
New.York.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC 90,
g., amman s. sun q Moon Mon.... bVi
! oil,
s,,l, ueot q 80 Cows ant. 7.51 Hell Gate.... SJJ
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Announcements 4

If you want light, stylish HAT.
VANS, No lH Put0Dst
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1867-11-06

-assisHo3 OFT t6i s9i c1,1I.1= n -.
. =. =. .sssisl,angaa
Hon, Ham Lawrence. of oh;o
nsneq n4 ~ the September number of NY, P9o-
icaa Law Regista an article on ~ w a, amer
OF impeachment, taking the follow;n" SUBJECT
uons sqsst es!sH Z .ilF \ a. 4 ,s's pos'-
ISL. sinat 1t Sls absurd ia saw tho.
parchment i heresa mode Of nrocad. saas lm,r N
me ppnishme Of cfsme," when hrrs the cos!.: ior
tuition declares its object to be removs, V.s.l s.
ana dlsquati6catloh I'd hold Office, ana ,rUa s,aa
- the party convicted SHALL, neyertheIass .'lat
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1867-11-06
azA For the Standard.
FRANKLN 06tN4Y kEPUBlICAE sCONyEs-
,fas FT0N. fEf ~ .T.-g i Z

Or6AtiSsdsY Oct 2aa, the Republicans Of
Franklin County assembled in LouisbufgE
Mr., rWilscp1 Mas elected President, Mr.
Lee Long. Vice President and j. II. sWH-
liamson Secretarys -: s..:.---.- -
The Chairman then appointed . commit
tee on on-pomination, consisting OF three from
each Captains district ! M Z ~
Tho candidates were then called to explain
their position, when thel committee was adj
dressed by Messrs Wilson, Thomas, William
son and Webb, e IT, 49,, 3 $, Ssl3l sis '9., -
'ThIies, {, Committee returned and after consul
tation'reported the nomination Of James
Wilson and John II. williamson, which was
confirmed by the meeting. ~ .i,sis assss
The COMMITTEES on @ resolutions then re-
WHEREAS. 1t is our privilege as citizens
toassemble and discuss the best means for
promoting the prosperity Of those sacred In
stitutions, the Union and Constitution, de-
scended from ourI sforefathers; and whereas
Congress has passed laws for the better Cow
ernment of these States andF whereas 1t is
the duty Of every loyal citizen to render
cheerful obedience ~, s,ef.. !,
Resoloed, That we sAeartily accept the
terms proposed by Congress and pledge our
selves tosde aiLln our power tor, their aqop7t
tion. CO y aE3fHtf1 g rs i's'6 ssis15
Rssolcsd, sFhatpwe fecog the Republiss
can party as the only true party in the coun-
try, and will support no man for yfice who
does not stand ltaiEly and lsqqarely on the
Republican platform - y .asslsH
sRsso1red, That we eadprset the Republican,
platform adopted In Convention at Raleigh,
March I27 aud Sept s4th, and as we regard
tue appfoaching l0ns seItioh Us the most in-
portants sbolsieye .asseM lsd. We most ear
estly solicit the aid of every true man at tks.
crisis .n1ttHH II .IEX 'is
These resolutions were dnanimously adop-
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MssysMes + Harris Fl Raleigh. Yas pre-
sept, and addressed the smestingg in an elps,
quent manner, !, inspirihg the Republicans
who heard him. and infusing new life into
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