The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-01-22

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:, MT Aopo's s~au Nc S',ocu ,so.e against
tnls motlon, oeeau.c nc ues',eo :: .e'cf res
oi1tions anu suusI ~. ~ coi i.a
mr.. frencn' 2, Cnowsp' ss'u tns. Tue Gay
named, wednesday next was perhaps inc
very pest, Ior as nslie business wo9'd
De before the muse !nen as AZ any. other
time. AS TO- the discussion OF abstract
ideas, 1t was just what ne desired, Tor the
foundation stones Of this government were
ideas he was wiling 70 cate INTO the DIS
cusslon at any time ana u was because the
resolutions were nlled win abstract ideas,
thst ne uesiieu ~ SoA,Ssisi s"Ssls' ne WAS
for doing right, and having Tree, iair dis
cussion. IL the. hepuollcah parry hiieo IN
that event. tongnt 70 60 oawn.
q MI. durham saiu tnefe was no desire on
the part OF rue conservatives 70 discuss
these resolutions. fhey were before the
convention 70 Oe oisPoseu 9. loss some OF
ms Irienos nao sclic'.eo nun " move
aelay IN ofoei 70 eise 'Ne''' ''A'' 'of SonSo-
erasloh; IT.. 2. u.
mr. Aoool' sa,u tnaI tnere was no reason
iof postponeme ~, ~ no aiscussion was con-
temPiateo. Lhe sooner tne convention
could reach the mafh question, therefore,
the better It would De. ad s.sss
Mr.. Harris, OF wake, tncn withdrew his
substitute, when gfiayt ii.
Mr.. Tourgee made this point OF order:
that motion to postpone was not debate
able, when the merits Of the main question
were brought into discussion. ,iae
The President sustained the delegate
ron oniiiod
Il Mr.. Williamson SAID that 1t was better to
meet the main question at once and not to
postpone. The resolutions shonldhave been
considered before introduced
MR. Mayo arose TO speak, when the Presi-
dent again stated the question to be upon
MT. Durham's motion to refer to day GER
tain. ..s..-..-l;s,. 5i.sss.s
Mr.. Abbott said he would vote against
it, in order to refer or get at the final vote
Mr.. King, of Lenoir, moved to amend by
postponing to goth May, 1868. On that day
the State seeded, and it would be proper
time to consider such resolutions.
Mr.. Durham said y was very evident that
the resolutions would not receive lar con-
sideration. 40
Mr.. Tourgee said that the delegate mad
already SAID that he did not intend 70 u.s.
cuss the resolutions. Republicans did not
desire to discuss, unless Conservatives did.
4 hese resolutions were introduced from the
minorlty, anu wnile ne was wlinng W ACT
fairly, 1t was out OF reason 70 % Saying
perhaps TOR SIX months, engaged 10 TINS
manner. H. seemed tnat neither side oe-
sifea 10 discuss tne resV'u,Nss why 'neh
snouid aPoSsponemeht pe hao =,
mr.; "elker sa,o ltnat tne opPosi!e s,oe
had been onefeo an opportunity i"r dis,
cussion ana waved y, anu .,leleiore y woulo
De best 70 yote nown IN. y. mo'ion o. postpone pc
ment ana dispose OF .ne fesoia.lons. mere
was pow no PlopeI leasoh ,or pos'poheme!''
Let the ConVehe'on come COM oifectiy 70 'ne Is
sue; =, a., 49,.
Mr. rooi sslo nc .oulu vote against posi-
PohlnS anu also against Tue resolutions DC
cause an oPp ',a I'M so1'scsss ,nis mnole