Resolution heavy list of legislative actions and favors
A long catalog of resolutions from a session including favors to individuals such as T H Hill and G W Crumpler, statements about seizure of state property, bills of the Legislature, reimbursements for commissioners, and appointments or vacancies in several offices including the Adjutant General and Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
T. H. Hill
R. J. Graves
Orange County
Richmond
G. W. Crumpler
Sampson
Lewis Williamson
House Ney
North Carolina
Wilmington
Charlotte
Rutherford Railroad Co
J. W. F. Banks’ Company
General Assembly
Board of Claims
Jackson County
W. A. Meroney
Davie County
C. P.bryson
Auditor of Public Accounts
4Th Judicial Circuit
Proclamation by the Confederate President on Butler atrocities
Jefferson Davis proclaims Benjamin F Butler a felon and outlaw opposing the Confederacy. He orders execution for captured officers and humane treatment for enlisted men, and directs seizure and management of property and slaves from New Orleans after its occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Confederate States of America
H. W. Halleck
United States Army
Wm. B. Mumford
Confederate States
United States
New Orleans
U. S
U.S
Lee
Halleck
Mumford
Ger. Lee
Robert Ould
W.H. Kudlow
Kalleck
Col. Ludlow
William B. Mumford
Confederacy
Benjamin F. Butler
Butler
Buat
Low
Jefferson Davis
Andrew J. Butler
Lousiana
Missisippi River
Lincoln
Benjamin I
Richmond
J. P. Bensaurn
Resolutions Passed by Legislature Cover Wars and Governance
The Legislature adopted multiple resolutions including honoring Phillip G. Smith and Wm. R. Lowell, endorsing J. W. Alapaugh, and approving purchase of late Convention ordinances. It called for prohibiting transport of prime necessities beyond state lines and affirmed secession and support for the Confederate States and Governor Vance. It thanked North Carolina officers and soldiers and praised wartime spirit and troops. It urged salt transport discussions with railroads and other firms and named several individuals to receive resolutions. It also addressed military exemption clauses and dress of Gov. Vance, among other items, including burning cotton in Eastern Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Alapaugh
General Assembly
Confederate States
United States
North Carolina
Wilmington, &c
Hicks
Thomas E
C. M. Skinner, Jr
Solomon Pool
Congress
Confederate Congress
Gov. Vance
Benj
Fitz Ran
John Bierlock
Carolina
Raid At Kinston Described Amid Destruction and Atrocities
Correspondent reports the destruction from the Yankee raid from Newbern to Everettsville. Homes burned in White Hall and Kinston with safes looted of $5 000 in gold and $43 000 in notes. Many families and individuals suffered severe losses as civilians faced insults and cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Petersburg Daily Express
Gotosporo
Newbern
Lenoir County
David Green
Nathan McDaniel
Cabb
Gen. Cox
Thomas Becton
A Rouse
Joseph Waller
John A. Parrott
John E. Taylor
Belis Jones
Pinckney Hardee
Jesse Jackson
Wia Sutton
John A. Sutton
H. M. Croom
Col
James Davis
John 8. Davis
Calvin Rouse
Allen Wooten
Geo. W. Jones
N. B. Whithfield
James Whitfield
Bryan Whitfield
Jones and Lenoir
White Halls
Joseph Hill
David
Everett
George W. Collier
Kinston
Mathias Harvey
Henry McDaniel
Evan Williams
Fouter
Moses
John Patterson
Macah Sem
North Retreats From Reverses Amid Draft Debate
A New York Herald dispatch reports waning support in Congress for immediate conscription amid recent reverses in Washington. Weak backers fear dismantling the draft and urge caution as the administration weighs next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanhington
New York Herald
Pe Secon
Sean Necessity
Congress
Millias Eral Gored
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.w.alspaugh
Phillip G. Smith
Wm. R. Low
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