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An Uncasy C0nserIallYe RclIcYcd.

the huuAFH1c Hty OF the III INST. u lS To-
be hoped that The Conservative organs will
relieve their readers by rcpublisbiug it:
GREESEyILLE, May o, 1861.
Governor Um. Il. ErOteEior :
DEAR I'm After my respects to you, md
knowing you to be frank upon all subjects Of
a public character, ! now, in the split Of
true kindness, and due respect, ask YOU il
Conservative men can or will be permitted
to canvass the various districts OF Tcnurs-
see, in an orderly manner, without being
OYerawcd or intimidatcd By the State troops.
Very respectfully,
joins =. HoLrsryGEn.
K|yONyLLE, May 10, 1861.
Egv. J. p. IIoLrsiSGBA: In reply to your
favor Of the OH inst, / respectfully refer you
to my circular Of the 9Th inst, and to the
platform Of the Republican Union party,
adopted the 22I OF February. You will
there learn ;hc largest liberty ~ debate, with
the right 10 discuss public men and meas
ures, is claimed for speakers Of all parties.
And however sever, the speakers may be, no
State Guards will be allowed to interrupt
them, or will be upheld in doing 80. The
State Guards VIII protect the coloIed men in
their right to vote, and clerks and Judges Of
elections In carrying out the provisions Of
the Franchise law. And il bad men, from
dIsloyai motives, shall venture to deliver iu-
9endiary speeches, and advise the overthrow
Of the state Government by mob violence, /
should think the State Guards and loyal clt-
liens greatly at fault to tolerate such men.
As the Executive Of the State, I haze no
authority 20 prevent &" Conservative men "
from canvassing the State, and If / had, I
have no such disposition. have the honor
to be, ETC., W. G. BaowSLow,
Governor, etc.
This correspondence explains itself. There
is to be no infringement OF speech in Ten
nessee so far as il Is consistent with the pub
lie safety and interests. Conservative speak
ers will be allowed aud protected 10 the right
to c]riticise the actions Of public men and
discuss matters Of State and National policy.
But the Governor gives them ample warning
that the State Guards will be justified in a.
ieHeiag all bad men who may i~nstigate insur-
r]ections, counsel aud encourage resistance to
law, aud advise tae overthrow Of the State
Government by mob violence
The Conservative leaders are no wiser now
than they we're before this correspondence.
They know, or should have known, that no
such thing was contemplated BY the State
authorities as the presumption upon which
Mr. Holtsinger's letter was founded.
We think, whether rightly or not, that the
object OF this letter Of inquiry was to eHtort
something from the Governor out o. which
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NOTICE,
To the internal Revenue Taxpayers
of Carter County.

Z WILL ATTEND At THE COURT HOUSE IN
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, mnSo ''" E,SIMERLH.
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OFFICERS OF THE STATE CENTRAL C0ITITTEE
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u VIII VI VI n Hhh q. Trr|
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15
Education i'm North Carolina.

No school can be successfully conducted
without proper system of discipline, and
this must apply as well to the mind as the
body. It is matter of great Importance
that in the primary instruction of children
they should be habituated to methodical
arrangement, and be taught that prompt
and willing obedience which springs from
a sense of duty and desire to perform it.
It may seem at first thought an easy task
to prescribe proper rules for a wholesome
discipline, and to arrange system which
will secure perfect regularity and diligence
in the performance of stated duties. But
even in these, experience will demonstrate
that the individual who has not tried the
accomplishment of what appears so easy
will find the solution much more difficult
problem than he had imagined and when
we come to fix habits of thought and &C.
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Be 1fu1'ther enacted, That nothing in this act
shall be construed to prevent Guardians from COL
Letting one tenth of claims due their wards at
Spring Term, 1867, according to the provisions of
the late ordinance to change tho jurisdiction of
the courts"
Mr. Hutchinson said that he favored relief Int
held views similar to those advanced by Mr. Perry.
of Carteret, and thought that some protection
should be accorded to creditors.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. Crawford, of Rowan, offered the following
amendment:
Be 1t further enacted, That all writs in actions
on contracts made before the LIST day of May, 1865
shall constitute a lien upon the defendant but
after said judgment, property shall be applied pro
rata without regard to priority, in the date of the
writs.'
Mr.. Crawford was for relief but could not SUD-
port the bill without amendment of this ma
ture.
Mr.. Brown urged the adoption of this amend
nent.
The question recurring the amendment was e.
jected.
Mr. McNair offered an amendment allowing Fx
ecutors, Administrators, Trustees and Guar
dams, who qualified prior to the first of May 1865
until the year 1870 to settle their estates Re-
jected.
Mr.. Westm0reland offered an amendment that
the provisions of the bill should not apply to the
counties of Stokes and Forsythe. Rejected.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
.[SATURDAY's PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED.

| .[SATURDAYs PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED
THE STAY LAW.
Mr.. Crawford, of Rowan, asked the yeas and
nays on the passage of the bill.
The yeas and nays were ordered, and the bill
passed it's second reading follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Ashworth, Autry, Barden,
Beasey, Black, Blair, Blythe Boyd, Bowe, Brown,
Bryson, Carson, Chadwick, Clark, Collins, Oar
gan, Davidson Durham, Everett, Farrow, Free
man, Cambria Garrett, Garrs, Goodwin, Gorham,
Cranberry, Guess, Henderson, Henry, Hinnant,
HOlderby, Horton, of Watauga, Horton, ofWilkes,
Houston, Jenkins, of Granville, Jones, Jordan,
Kelsey, Kenan, Kendall, Latham, of Washington,
Lee, Lyon, Lutterloh, May, McClammy, McGou-
gan, Mckay Moore, Of Chatham, Moore, of Hert-
ford, Morehead, Morton, Murrill. Neal, Patton.
Perry, of Wake, Richardson, Rountree, Russ,
Scoggin, Scott, Shelton, Simpson, Smith, Of Du-
Umstead, Vestal, Walker, Waugh, Whitfield, Will
son, of -efquimans, Williams, OF Pitt, Williams, of
Yancey, Womble, York 80.
NAYs-Messrs. Baker, Clements, Cowan, Craw-
ford, of Macon, Crawford of Rowan Harper Hold
nett, Hutchinson, Martin, McNair, PEBBLES, Perry,
of Carteret, Reinhardt, RosebrO, Stevenson, West
moreland-16.
On voting, Mr. Patton stated that lie doubted
the constitutionality of any Stay Law, but being
in favor of relief, was willing to leave that
question to the decision of the Courts.
Mr.. PEBBLES, voting, asked that the following
protest be placed on the journal:
acknowledge the necessity and justice OF relief
to the people, and would cheerfully vote for the
BILL if amended as 1 proposed, But as the bill
stands, it is the honest conviction of my heart,
that, instead of atfOrding relief it will cause three
fourths of the honest debtors of North Carolina to
be sold out of house and home, within eighteen
months. And in the name of my constituents L
protest against it.
MIR. HOdnett addressed the House in opposition
to the bill. The bill then passed its third reading
and sent to the Senate for concurrence in the
House amendment.
Mr. McNar, from the committee on Corpora
tions, reported fdUOrd6Ly on the bill to incorpo-
rate the Wadesboro' Savings Institution.
Mr.. Davidson introduced bill to make valid
the official acts of justices of the peace during the
war.
Mr. Hutchinson, resolution appropriating ten
thousand dollars for the encouragement of immi-
graft n and the influx of capital to the State
Mr. Stevenson moved to reconsider the bill eX-
tending the corporate limits of the town OF Eliza
beth City, and then that the motion to reconsider
lie on the table. The motion prevailed.
messenger from the Senate announced the
concurrence of that body in the House amend
ments to the bill transferring the Land Scrip to
the University.
The House then adjourned.
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For the Journal.
SHORT SERMONS BY A LAYMAN.

The ladies must not suppose that 1 intend
to neglect them in my sermons. I am too
polite for that. intend this for them ex-
clusively. It is about the fashions
It has been said that people would fol-
low the fashion, whatever it might be. If
this is true, don't want to be here when
the Yuma Indian style is adopted for
the women and the Tehuantepec " for
the men. Perhaps you never heard of
these. I'll tell you. The Yuma Indian
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15

Such men as MANLY, GRAHAM, EDWARDS,
AsHE, RUFFIN, BRAGG, DAVIS, CLARK, VANCE,
SMITH, GATHER and others, will not only
command the respect of the politicians at
Washington, but the confidence of the peo-
pte of North Carolina. Let these men be
added to those who have already been to the
National Capital and their recommends
tons will be seriously needed their con-
illusions, we are prepared to believe. will be
accepted by the people of North Carolina.
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RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.

Mr. Barnes, bill to amend the charter of the
town Of Murfreesboro' in the county of HEREFORD
On motion of Mr. Virgins, the rules were sus-
pended and the bill passed its several readings.
MI. Battle, a resolution providing that no Sen
ator shall speak longer at one time on any ques-
ton, than fifteen minutes. Adopted.
Mr. Speed, bill granting amnesty and pardon
to females. Filed.
Mr. Jones. a bill authorizing the sale of the
Chatham Railroad. Referred to the committee
on Internal improvements.
By the same, bill to amend the charter of
the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company. Re-
ferred to the committee on Internal Improve
ments
Mr.. Johnson, bill to amend the 18th section,
18th chapter of the Revised Code. Referred to the
committee Corporations.
MIR. Wilson, a bill to promote the administration
of justice IN the County Courts. Referred to the
Joint Select committee on the Judiciary.
message was received from the House trans
hitting the Revenue bill, which was read. Mr.
Wilson stated that in consequence of the numer-
GUS amendments adopted by the House to this
bill, he did not think the Senate could act intelli
gently upon it in its present condition, and moved
to reprint the same for the use Of the Senate
Agreed to.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill to amend the Constitution of North Carroll
IA, came up, and, on motion of Mr.. Berry, its
consideration was postponed for the present, and
made the special order for Wednesday next at
o'clock.
message was announced from the House.
transmitting communication IRON the Governor,
enclosing a communication from the Public Treas
urer, with proposition to refer tho same to the
committee on Finance. Also, a communication
from the President and Directors of the Literary
Fund, with proposition to refer to the same
committee. The references were made.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Bill to change the Jurisdiction of the Courts, and
the rules OF pleading therein, came up, the ques-
ton being on the amendments offered by the COM
mittee, which was agreed to. Mr.. Avery proposed
to amend by striking out in the first section, the
QIv HInGnr x1o-n1
er period to make the first payment. Agreed to-
Mr.: Speed then offered to amend by striking
out all after the enacting clause, and insert his
civil jurisdiction OF Justices OF the Peace, the
County and Superior Courts of law and equity in
this State be suspended, from and after the rati-
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.I

MONDAY February IL, 1861
Messrs Rogers and Williams of Martin were al, al
lowed to record their votes in favor of the OLA
Continued on Third Pags)
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From the Raleigh Sentinel.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE,

FRIDAY IjuRNING, Feb. s, Il

I U. o,
\ communication ii Uln Mr. Henry Il. Blackwell,
Of New York, making suggestions relative to the
course the South should pursue, referred to
the committee on Federal relations.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Hall from the committee on Education TO
whom referred communication from tho
Governor, President Of the literary Board rela-
tive to Common Schools, with n bill providing for
of all funds belonging TO the Common School sys-
tenn to the Literary Board, reported back the same
recommending its passage.
Mr.. Johnson, from the committee on Corpora
tons, to whom was referred bill to encourage
immigration, considered the same, suggesting
sundry amendments, and recommending its pas
sage.
Mr.. Love presented memorial from the cti-
zens of Craven county relative to the consolida-
ton OF the Atlantic and N. c., the North Carolina
and the Western North Carolina Railroad Compa-
MES
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SENATE.
MONDAY MORNING, Feb. II.

MONDAY MORNING, Feb. II, 1867.
The Senate was called to order at 103 o'clock.
Mr.. Covington petition from citizens OF Union
county protesting against the appointment of j.
d. Williams as Justice of the Peace OF said county
and on motion of Mr.. Coyington, it referred to
the Indiciaru rnittnn
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SENATE,

SENATE,
ISL a SATURDAY MORNING, Feb. 8, 1867.
3Mr. Hall presented petition from citizen o
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
SATURDAY, Feb. 9th, 1867.

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Waugh, for the committee Oh Propositions
and Grievances, reported back, favCrably, bill to
lay Off and establish a new county by the name of
Vance to be formed Of portions of Cherokee and
Macon counties; also bill to protect the fishing
interest on the coast of North Carolina, i'll res
ponse to the prayer of memOriasts from OnsloW
county.
Mr.. Perry, Of Carteret, for the committee On
Claims, reported back resolution i'll favor OF
Mater L. Sse aSkRg ITS to the
favorably, resolution in favor Of Horton s.
Reeves.
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Tas unaefssmafias Stimmen.

llnlere union- GoTmitteen, 10 ipic bicle anocrt
Sirgcr scben nit benn @epantcn nm, manft
gSablrclultate IN bieiem Staat fiber clue Scitt
All Icbcn, Nlan bat ndmlid bic Gntbcflmg &C.
ma6t, pab bic Gopperbcab5 1900 @ann mad
Ybilabelpbia, bon Newport, importirten, Inn fin
Sbarswpcb unb bae Gcppcrbeab 2idct gu itim'
Stimmcn genommen irorbcn iein. Die ilbrissn
warcn in beribebcnen MarbS pcrtDeiIt. @cnua
Inn unlcr san5eS Sifet iammt gSilliamS 81
ripdblen-obnc bic SetrIl9ereicn in ScrIs, 9u'
,erne, Nortbamptcn, @tonroe, IL T. ip.,-ipel6t
3uIammcn ni6t untcr 5000 Stimnen bciber
ipfrbcn ST alIc bem 70, iuie mir bSrcn, 10 ioatt
obiser @cbanfc aus9efiibrt ipcrben-bcnn cbnt
Dem caB bel ben sSablcn cbri6 9cbanbclt ipirp,
fann bic rlnion mic nnb nimmcr beitcbcn.
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Rabridt prb biermit ssssben. baB Der llu>
terbeibnete al8 Golleftpr ernannt porben III, I'M
ben jdbrliten Gar gfhr bic ,,9eda 9auntD &C.
genieitige Yfcrbe.8erii6rung6>@ >@eielibaft" 5u
ecaeitircn--unb baB er an ben bisrnad befmm-
ten Sa9en unb Yldsen gegenwdrtig icn prp,
Tim benfciben In Gmpfang 5n nebmen: Yilntt'
lite Nbbs,ablung 1T brin9snb erlnbt.
Nut Rcntags ben 18ten 0obsInbsr, am Saule
bon &barIe6 g. @earD, in siebbol,piue,
SertS GauntD. s..l.. ..4
ani SienfasS ben 19ten Gobsmber, am
Saule bon Sacob gBi6 Ter, in 2ongiwamp,
YertS GauntD.
aut alittpodo ben 2Oasi Wopsmbr, am
Sauls bon @brfian Santel, i'm ndm.
liden Saunfdip.
auf 0cnncritaso ben 21nm slopembr, am
Sauie bon 9ewiS Siiber, in Spptcn,
ssrtS GauntD '"
Nuf 6reitasS ben 22fen slctembsr, am Souis
bon 9epi suns, in YeagatapnD, @ertS
Gauntp.
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0auie DON 6 olomon 9 IN it b, in Sisu,
9 mitbbiu E, 2e6a Gauntp.
| Suf Sienita9S ben 26lten 3opember. am
SauIe BON Aaron, stan, in Dc9elspille,
gehd GauntD.
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GauntD
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bon Gnos 3. S6uma6er, III GmauS
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Sauie bon 6. e. 9 6eimer, in S6emcrS'
piae, Qed)a GauntD
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GauntD
auf SamitasS ben 7ten December, am Saui'
bon Siram Gamer, in GfillcrStaun, 9ebd
GauntD
Der Collector pirD al allen obistn Sagen por
9 llbr Gormittdgs bS llbr 3a6mitta9S 9e9cn'
fwdrtis iein-unb ipcr ieinen Car bann nidt be-
,abt, unb aud, in 80 SaSen nadber nidt. Scl'
den pirb 10 GentS 81 einem eben Sbacr aooirt
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ler, fir baS Sabr 1867.
II ddr i'd t ipirb icrner gcgcben, baB ptnl
ir9enb cine Yerion phnid)t iein 4,fero cocr Yfcro
perIid)ert Ill baben - ober ipilnld)t ein Wttglci
Der beiasten Gomsd9nie far Bic Gntoednng Dol
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gu perbeu - iit cingcaoen bel Dem sl9ent al
obigen Sagen unb Yldben poBnlprcden.
s. q. Serbe8, Collector.
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