The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-28

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List of Members elect to the Constitu-
tional Convention of rth-CaroIina.
Wake County-B. S. d. Williams, s. d. 1
Franklin, J. P Andrews, James II. Harris.
Republicans. srsr.r--a + .4-., soissuy-c'l
New Hanocer.-Gen. J. G. Abbott, s. S.
Ashley, A. H. Galloway, Republicans. n1sd y
Crapen-Hon. David Heaton, w. H. S.
Sweet, e. D. Pierson, Republicans.
Cun,Jerland.--Maj. w. A. Mann, Rev. ].
W. Hood, Republicans. -a'-sfae 70 ~
-4lamance. Henry NJ. Ray, Republican.
Mechlenburg.- Edward Fullings, Silas NJ.
Stillwell, Republicans. s
.7oltapston.-Dr JAS M. Hay, Nathan Gull
ley, Republicans.
Gran0iue-John w Ragland, j. J. Moore,
c. Mayo, Republicans. -,s
Ffa,,kin.-Jas T. Harris, John H VIII
Hanson, Republicans.
Waren-John Read, John A. Hyman,
Republicans. 'Esa 80 49, 80
Daoidson.-Isaac Kinney, Spence Mullican,
Republicans.
Burke and McD0acelI-John s. Parks, w.
A B. Murphy, Republicans. -.
Rutherford and Polk.-Rev. w. H. Logan,
Jesse Rhodes, Republicans.
Lenoir- Richard w. King, Republican.
Carteret-Abraham Congleton, Republi-
,Jones-David D. Colgrove Republican. go
Psrquimans-D William Nicholson, Re-
publican. .s l..r..G
PasquOtanE and Camden.-C. G. Pool,
Matchet Taylor, Republicans.
Wame-Maj. H. L. Grant, Jesse Hollo
well, Republicans.
Harnett.-J. Nj. Turner, Republican.
Stanly.-L. c. Morton, Republican.
Mont9omery.-Dr Geo. A. Graham, Re
publican.
Ca6a1rus-W. T. Blume, Republican.
Forsyth-E. B. league, Republican.
GaiIford.-Rev. G.. w. Welker, A. w.
Tourgee, Republicans. .. .....
Chopan-John R. French, Republican.
Gates-Timothy Fl. Lassiter, Republican.
Pitt.-Gen Byron Latin, D.J. Rich, Rep
licans
Brunsaoick.-E. Legg, Republican.
Northampton. -Henry T. Grant, Roswell
G. Parker. Republicans.
Dupzin-John w. Peterson, Samuel High
smith, Republicans
Robson : O. S. Hayes, Joshua L. Nance,
Republicans.
Bladen.-A. W. Fisher, F. F. French, Re-
publicans.
Eagecom6e Henry A. Dowd, ]. H. Baker,
Henry c. Cherry, Republicans.
Anson-Henry E. Chilsten, Geo. Tucker,
Republicans.
Beautort.-Samuel Stilley, w. B. Rod
man, Republicans.
Orunge-John w. Graham, DIR. Holt, Con-
servatives.
Person.-Dr. VIM Merritt, Cons
Cataac6a-Dr J. r. Ellis, Conservative.
Roekagham.-Henry Barnes, John H.
French, Republicans.
Wilkes, LedeU, Alexander, CGldwelI.-J.
@. A. Bryan, Calvin ]. Cowles, G. c. Jones,
Wesley George, Jerry Smith, Republicans.
Roeoan and Dauie-Dr. Milton Hobbs, AL
len Rose, Republicans j. S. McCubbins,
Cons.
Gaston-M. ]. Adjylott, Republican.
Cus,oeN. Wilson Carey, Republican, Phil
lip Hodnett, Independent.
Lincoln. Joseph H King, Republican.
Halitar-J. Fl. Renfrow, w. T. J. Hays,
Henry Eppes, Republicans.
Rerttord.-J. B. Hare Cons.
Randolph-R. F. Trogden, T. l.. L. Cox,
Republicans.
Col,.uabus-Linnon, Cons.
Lhathan..-J A. Mcdonald, w. T.
Gunter, Republicans. ....
Nl1sh.-Jacob Ing, Republican.
Whom Wiley Daniel, Republican.
Madison, Buncom5e, Henderson and Tran
sy1oania-G. w. Gahagan, Thos. j. Cand
Ter, James II. Duckworth, Republicans.
Mitchell and Fancey.--Juius Garland, Re
publican.
Hayaoood and Jachson.-W. B. G. Garrett,
Republican.
Macon, clay and Cherokee.-G. w. Dick
ey, Mark May, Republicans.
IMoore.-Sween S. Mcdonald, Republican,
Cleuuelaad.-Plato Durham, Cons!
Sampson. Joseph D. Pearsall, Alexander
Williams, Cons 81.
The above returns foot up SO Republicans,
10 Conservatives, and one Independent. We
count, with the SO, two Republicans from
BERTHE, whose names in full we have not
learned, and do not. therefore, give them in
our list Thirteen delegates to hear from,
nine of whom are in all probability Repub-
icans.
Politics is defined to be the science of
government. Every one, therefore. who
takes part in the government even by voting,
may be said in one sense to be politician
Surely, says one we have had enough of
politics; yet, averse as we may be to the
strife of politics, we shall all be obliged to
engage in them for some time to come-at
least until the State is restored to the Union,