Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-18

.,r F.,, passage OF the revt nue. bill, and defeat
..- I,sz,sEe Of tho election bill by leaving the
louise wthou Quorum so some 10 nepoon ntion
Nv Isl wished 20 test their sincerity.
.a,r- -071e further debate Mr. Argos motion
1875 rut and rejected.
rSTINISHED BUSINESS.
t..I T., re cagitlcd an act to raise revenue.
.f,a Lsca sion bv sections WAS resumed, and
..,.s.,-.cj NJ II adjournment.
SENATE.
,-,vrTzI-ATTOE or FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
d.. motion of Mr.. WeIker, the rules were
.--3audcd. and the bill to Incorporate the
,rI;ev Holder Life and Tontine Assurance
...,n2,anv Of the South was taken up
.noag the iucorporators named in the
n are the names OF L. b. Vance, Alfred
ok r. ard Y. G. Barringer.
Mr.. Moore Of Yancey, moved to strike
n III name Of 4. =. Vance.
III. Graham. [ call for the yeas and
.a-- on this motion, that the people of the
IA G my see who arc in favor of keeping
- trife, and WHO believe the war is not
.~ ended.
In. Lindsay, (Republican) this war is
..t .Gaa yet, if thia man had the power
+. ......:.uiEg it. ! know something abont
....l. = greGt deal more than I wish to
now. AMI / VII never vote for bill that
-. lis name in II as one Of the incorpora-
-.,. lam willing to put my name on
cord
rTlnv v7s1lt to know Il this war is ended.
f. Is ended and [ presume ended forever
- any such grounds as 1t was Inaugural
b.. D lint there il not o man on this floor
mt knows the course Of Vance since the
...,r, lI-.t..f and sir. "a I before remarked.
q ....,-. ~. ,.sa and want NV vote recorded
: ..-.r.-t l,gr.. f i IS written throuohout
t.. [r...ts ..-,,: ,.,,nIi5,9r.I tLrouohGuG the
... a,.f.. viii vote to expunga the name
t-rr:. ID 9.iau as Vance from any act Of
....r.-,ratign.
~ J.0.4 OF Lec<IeBbnro. said It is
. -.at-... u i concern 20 Governor Vance
:..ther Won suffer his name 10 romaiL in
Ills bin o. strike i cut. but it certainly is
.t.4.l i;ts new IN The history Of IsoizIa-
.-r -.lis enar1rinlr into the 7oliti.e Of q
m, W.. sirnDIv asks 10 be an incorpora-
u. ia Insurance company ; simply a ks
..fI..r Gf iginIuf. in y latifin7nte
..g.......- il . ..elil4aic way. D. the sup
...,- IL .E,f. t..f.e1 s,1,t5,ea for an IN
XIII .:.-. ..f.4.i-, thor lower. az, this
..- ~. .,r..y.. Il. ca-t even the alad
..n. ..-r,.... ,.I5,s. the natne and
......... s....5t Il man us Governor Vance :?
80 - y
- i i, >, f,fI. LEFT me saw to thcm th al
e.. - l.e..-,tl .~a strong 0nIy in malice. T
.',s ,.lo,,7 :, a+taTnnt = vindication of
. .-a,.,...r lranco's character. il needs no
...,..-icat7,q, the world has tried him by his
- an he verdict Is written in his
.,, in one word n(sIorious." and / will
~, g.. -, ti,,..r Who assail him that that
az. far above NV mowers of IL
.,.,t;,,4, ... n - above their cf0ni3tfon or
~, 49, c.nranron. Lei them proceed
.,.,- r,,.,., at,J!Ia the name of Hebulon b
,-.-l..s I'm si.ii biII. bnt let mo tell them
~ tt,C.,, ..,ny,ot stril,a ii from tha roll of
....l, all il,ev shall sooner level the GRAN
- -. arr mountains. or atoo The roll
mr. 2...s.,rls Than strike that name from
-. .,IiGf:,o. place in the hearts Of the Deo-
.. - : ~, Carolina ana when thew at
-4;. H. ein,,,Tu elite Q flo
r. - u 0?anr3bIican.I There were
...r,--f,, .~,aons Which prevented him from
..--.r g.l.ir.~ FIR . bill that had his name in
r. l-l, ,i,-, ~ North Carolina. he did
-. ~, E-.nco Native of the gtata
..,.,-,.. cit:z.n His interest wns not
.r.-.t5t:.r q-:ii, fine State or neonIe of North
Caroline. but on the contrary, was antago-
..s.. H. The declaration made by this
....... .<..,,,.,- fna laws of the government
II in. United States. Chat he would new
.rs-l- The I-n government to pardon
MIN. - WI, smother reason that he desired
H.. ,...i!,. a.. be stricken out,
while L.. (2Ir. Oavis) had no prejudice
.....i,,-+ die brave soldier of the Confedera-
o.. whom lie loved to sit down with and
TAIL. over the scenes of bloody strife, these
men were brave and were reconciled to its
.asuIts
But sb;7 man Vance never showed any
-.tc: re-. uo.Iiation He had no political
-rslu .5r.s in this matter, but when declara-
..1I- ur iii, kind would be made against
. great & .yr4umolt which protected him
j.. lis lie AID property equally with him
If. he thought such declarations rendered
AIM unworthy Of being considered a native
.1r <.rt.: Carolina. let aI0uo citizen of
Il. United States. While he had no hatred
against Governor Vance, while he had no
ao;red against Confederate soldiers who
ught against him in many field OF
a.ood ana who were now fully reconciled
- the sequences, still he could never