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The Daily Dispatch: may 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], Grand Jury presentments. (search)
Riot at St. Johns, N. F. Boston, May 20.--Another riot occurred at St. Johns, N. F., on the 13th inst. The military fired on the mob, killing two and wounding four. The mob then subsided, and order was restored.
The Daily Dispatch: may 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], The rights and duties of Co-Partnership. (search)
on from genuine loyalty and patriotism, in opposition to their pecuniary interests. Three months ago, North Carolina agreed to accept the Crittenden proposition as a basis of settlement, and at the same time declared that she would view any attempt to coerce a Southern State as a declaration of war. True to her word, when Lincoln's proclamation came out, North Carolina declared for separation, and promptly re-assembled her Legislature, which called a Convention without delay. On Monday, the 13th, the members of that Convention were elected; on Monday, the 20th, only one week afterwards, the Convention met and immediately ratified the previous action of the People and the Legislature, by passing the Ordinance of Secession by a unanimous vote. As the People had given the ratification in advance, the Old North State is formally out before Virginia; and, what is more, has full possession of every Federal fort within her limits. North Carolina has been often called the "Rip Van Wink