The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-08-20

Convention, and, when he conclu ded
the Cumberland delegation proposed
three cheers for this gallant son of Mi>
chigan, which were responded to with
rOusers.
The Committee to report an Execu-
tive Committee recommended the fol-
lowing, which was unanimously cons.
frmed:
RESIDENT CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Nj. A. Bledsoe.
r. c.. Badger.
Seaton Gales.
Bryan Grimes.
+. G. Haywood.
d. G. Fowle.
A. S. Merrimon.
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
1st Dist Chas Latham of Washing
ton.
Dnd Bist' W G Morrisey, of Wayne.
3rd Dist j A Engelhard, of New
Hanover.
4th Dist Jas 8 Amis, Of Granville
9Th Dist A " Senssy, Of Rockingham.
9th Dist r. NJ Oates Of Mecklen-
burg.
7th Dist A c Avery, of Burke:
Mr.. Hutchinson, of Mecklenburg,.
offered the following resolution, which.
was adopted, viz:
Resolrcd, That the enormous and unwise'
appropria ions and reckless extravaganza Of
the party now in possession OF the State
Government, by burdening the property
hol.er~ with excessive Ia, alton. thereby im-
paItipg their ability 10 give remunerat Se en-
plOvment 10 labor, call for our most unqualI.
fled disapprobatton. and should meet the most
decided condemnation of an impoverished
people at the polls.
Mr.. Wilson, of Forsythe, offered tho
fo lowing, which was adopted with ac-
clamation, viz:
Resoire", That the thanks OF the people OF
North Carolina are due to and in their name
are herenv rendered to Gov. Worth for the
able aud faithful discharge of all the duties
| Of his Office, and TO. bis manly efforts during
| a per Cd of great emba "ra>>incnt and diff.
| Guilty To MAINTAIN the Constitution and prs
| serve the liberties OF the people of North
| Ca, DINA.
The Hon. w. N. II. Smith offered
the following, which WAS unanimously
adopted, viz:
Rfsoltrd, That the thanks Of this Conven
| ton are due. and are hereby rendered. to
| Andrew johnson. President of the United
States. Tor his faithful efforts to uphold the
! Constitution and TO IN antain the lust lights
OF the people and States OF the South and
| II Oie's 10 him its cord al congratulations
| upon the IA lure OF the attempt ON the part o {
| faction to degrade and remove him from
Office or no offence but the ina tntenaace of
| the Constitution anu the most useful iuncs
| tons o: bis o,ice.
Mr.. Smith responded most happily
to call upon him.
Mr.. Stokes, of Buncombe, offered
the following resolution, which was
adopted
Resoired, That the Executive Committee
of the Dcmocractic party OF North Carolina
| invite an exchange of speak rs between the
North and South, during the present cam
paign.
R>soitri, That. in case this invitation is
| accepted It the North, the ExrcutIvc Com,
| mttec be requested IN select two or more of
our able>t speakers and best men to 90 North
and represent to the masses o. thai section
the true pollticai feelings and condition of
our people
Mr.. Hill, of Franklin, offered the
following, which was adopted with loud
and continued acclamatnons, viz
Rcsolrrd. Tha, the thanks OF the Conven
ton be, and are hereby. ANONYMOUSLY tender.
| ed to the Ladies of RaIe,.. h. for the patriot
| ism epd tr>te exhibited in their beautiful
and appropriate decoration ot this Hall.
On motion of Mr.. Wright, of Wayne,
the thanks of the Convention wcros
unanimously rendered to ,he othccrx o
the Convention.
The President then, in some very
happy remarks, after a motion to that
effect, declared the GREAT CON-
FENTION adjourned sine die.