The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-02-19
subversion thereof, can have any binding fore
The 9Th being as follows.

The 9th being as follows:
SEC 6. To maintain the honor and good faith
of the State untarnishei the pnblic debt regular
ly contracted before and since the rebellion shall
be regarded as inviolable and never questioned;
but the State shall never assume or pay any
debt or obligation, incurred in aid of insurrec-
tion or rebellion against the United States, or
any claim for the loss or emancipation of any
slave.
Was continued through the balance ofthe
day to an evening session and until adjourn
ment.
The yeas and NAYS on the 4th section
stood:
For -Messrs. Abbott, Andrews, Ashley,
Aydlott, Barnes, Carter, Congieton, Dickey,
Dowd, Duckworth, Etheridge, Fisher. Fork
ner, Franklin, French, of Bladen, French, of
Rockingham. French of Chowan, Fuilings,
Gahagan, Galloway, George, Glover, Ora
ham, of Montgomery, Grant, of Wayne,
Grant, of Northampton. Gunter, Harris, of
Wake, Hay, Hayes. of Robson, Hayes, of
Halifax, Heaton, Hobbs, Hodnett, Hotter,
Hollowell, Jones, of Caldwell, Kinney, Laf-
lin, Lee. Legg, Logan.- Long. Mann, Mayo,
Marler, McCubbins, Mcdonald, of Chatham,
Mcdonald, of Moore, Mullican, Murphy,
Nance, Newsom, Nicholson, Patrick, Parker,
Parks, Petree Peterson, Pierson, Pool, Rag
land, Ray, Renfrow, Rhodes, Rich, Robbins,
Rose, Smith, Silly, Stilwell, league, Tour
gee, Trogden, Watts, Welker, Williamson.
AeAINsT-Messrs. Durham, Hare, Holt,
Williamson, of Sampson.
The vote on section stood as follows;
FoR-Messrs Abbott, Andrews, Ashley,
Aydlott, Baker, Barne, Carter, Congleton,
Dickey, Dowd, Duckworth, Etheridge, Fish
er, Forkner, Franklin, French, of Bladen,
French, of Rockingham, French, of Chowan,
Fullings, Gahagan, Galloway, George, Glover,
Graham, of Montgomery, Grant, of Wayne,
Grant, of Northampton, Gunter, Harris, of
Wake, Hay, Hayes, of Robson, Hayes, of
Halifax, Heaton, Hobbs, Hodnett, Hoffler,
Hollowell, Holt, Jones, of CALDWELL Kinney,
Latin, Ice, Legg, Logan, Long, Mann, Mayo,
Marler, McCubbins, Mcdonald. of Chatham,
Mcdonald, of Moore, Mulllcan, Murphy,
Nance, Newsom, Nicholson, Patrick, Par
ker, Parks, Petree, Peterson, Pierson, Pool
Ragland, Ray, Renfrow, Hhodes, Rich, Rob-
bins, Rose, Smith, Silly, Stilwell, Taylor,
league, Tourgee, Trogden, Watts, Welker,
Williamson.
AGAINsT.-Messrs. Durham, Holt, Will
Hams, OF Sampson.
Dir. Watts moved to amend the 9th section
so that neither individuals, corporations.
towns or Counties, should pay any debt con-
tracted in aid of the rebellion. The vote
stood:
FoR:-Messrs. Barnes, Bryan, Chillson,
Congleton. Graham, of Montgomery, Hay,
Lee, Mcdonald, of Chatham, Mcdonald, of
DofrinC- patraa
Peterson, Ragland, Smith, Silly, Stilwell,
Tourgee, Watts, Welker.
AGAINST :-Messrs. Abbott, Andrews,
Ashley, Aydlott, Baker, Carter. Cherry,
Dickey, Dowd, Duckworth, Etheridge, Fish
er, Forkner. French. of Bladen, French, of
Rockingham, French, of Chowan, Fullings
Gahagan, George, Glover Grant, of Wayne,
Grant, of Northampton. Gunter, Harris, of
Wake, Harris, of Franklin. Hayes of Robe
son, Hays, of Halifax, Heaton, Hobbs, Hold
nett, Hollowell, jones' of Caldwell, Kinney,
Legg, Logan Mann, Mayo, McCubbins, Null
lican, Murphy. Nicholson, Parker, Parks,
Pierson, Pool, Renfrow, Rhodes, Rich, Rob
bins, Rose, league, Trogden, Williamson.
Mr.. Tourgee's amendment to refer the 9th
section to vote of the people, if ratified to
become part of the Constitution, was voted
on as follows:
For :-Messrs Congleton, Graham of
Montgomery, Mcdonald of Chatham, Nc
Donald OF Moore, Morton, Murphy, New
som, Patrick, Peterson, Ragland, Silly,
Tourgee, Watts, Welker.
AGAINST Messrs. Abbott, Andrews, Ash
ley, Aydlott, Baker, Barnes, Benbow. Biume,
Bryan, Chillson, Dickey, Duckworth, Eth
eridge, Fisher. Forkner, Franklin, French of
Bladen, French of Rockingham, French of
Chowan, Fullings, Gahagan, Galloway, Glo-
yer, Grant of Wayne, Grant of Northamp-
ton, Gunter, Harris of Wake, Harris of
Franklin, Hay, Hayes of Robson. Hayes of
Halifax, Heaton, Hobbs, Hodnett, HOTTER,
Hollowell, Jones of Caldwell, Kinney, Lee,
Legg, Logan, Mayo, McCubbins, Nicholson,
Parker, Petree, Pierson, Pool, Renfrow,
Rhodes, Robbins, Stillwell, league, frog
den.
The Convention, after considerable debate,
adjourned.
THESE debates will be given as soon as
ready.l