Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

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People Of thus State.
WHEREAS, the Congress OF the United States hath OH
divers occasions enacted laws laying duties and mpos for
the purpose OF encouraging and protecting domestic, or
American Manufactures and other pur-
poses which laws in the opinion Of the good people OF
this State and the Legislature thereof, Unauthorized
by the Constitution OF the United States aud are an in-
ngement OF the rights secured the States respective
~ aud operate 10 thu grievous injury oppression the
citizens Of South Carolna-And, whereas TO the people
assembled in Convention it belongs determine the char
acter acts as well as the nature and extent of the
evil, and the mode and measure OF redress
/ Be therefore enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the State Of South Carolina,
met, and sitting an General assembly, and is hereby
enacted 6y the authority Of the same, That Delegates OF
the people vi the said State shall be assembled Conven
ton at Ceumbia, the third Monday in November ne xt
then aud there take into consideration the several acts
OF the Congress of the United States imposing duties on
foreign imports Tor the protection of domestic anufac
lures, Tor other unauthorized objects; dee mine on
the character thereof and TO devise the of redress
further in like manner 10 take into consideration such
OF the said Congress- laying duties Oh imports MS may
be passed in amendment substitution for the act or
acts aforesaid and ALSO all other laws and acts Of the Co.
venment OF the United States which shall be passed or
DONE Tor the purpose oil more eiecuay executing and
enforcing the same.
SEC. 2 :qnd be ii further enacted by the authority
oTeSdid, That on the second Monday in November ne
ad on the day following, the Managers Of Elections for
the several election Districts Parishes in this State
SHALL AFTER giving public notice, the cases of cleo
tons for members OF the Legislature for Delegates TO the
SAID Convention, and all persons who are qualified and
entitled by the Constitution and laws OF this State vote
Tor members to the Legislature, shall be qualified and en-
titled 10 vote for said Delegates to the said Conventions
and in case OF vacancy occurring by DEATH
on removal from the State, refusal TO qualify of any
person elected Delegate said ention the Pre-
sdent OF the said Convention shall his writ of cleo
tom authorizing and requiring the managers OF elections
IN the district or parish in which such vacancy may hap
pen, after giving due notice thereof, to open poll and
hold an election TO supply such vacancy in cases for
The election OF members of the Legislature.
SEC. 3. ind be IL further enacted bu The authorifu
goTeSdd mat each District and Parish houg hout the
State, shall be entitled to elect 10 the said Con-
venon number of Delegates equal to the whole mum,
IN Nb ncb
rct, Parish, is entitled send TO the legislature
and the DELEGATES to the said Convention shall be entitled
10 The same freedom from arrest, going to- returning
from, and whilst in attendance on, the said Convention
as is extended TO the Members of the Legislature.
SEC H. ind De az further enacted by the aufhoyif,
0IeSdd That all free white male citizens of this State
OF the age OF twentyone years, and upwards shall be
eligible TO a seat in said Convention.
SEC. 5. find be IL further enacted bu the autho,i,
gOreSdtd That the said Convention may be continued by
adjournment from time TO time long may he necessary
Tor the purposes aforesaid: Provided however that unless
dissolved by their own authority the said Conyen
ton shall cease, and determine in twelve months from the
day which the delegates TO the same were elected
i On motion of Mr.. Butler, il was
ReSoired, That ii not necessary that concurrence
OF wo-lds OF the Senate should be had to order the
Reading.
The Bill was read first time, ordered to second
reading Tomorrow and that double the usual number no
printed. ~ "
message received from the House, stating that
hey had formed quorum elected officers and proceeded
to business
On motion,
The Senate adjourned till - o'clock Tomorrow.
SENATE, Wednesdoy 2lth Oct 1892
On reading the Bill which provided for the calling of
Convention of the people of this State second time the
yeas and nays were taken, which follows:
IedS-Hon. H. Deas, (PresidenO Allston, Ashe Black
Butter, Capers, Campbell, Cunningham, Donvant Du-
bose, Dugan, Evans, Tickling Frampton, Gregg Glover
+ Hart Higgins Hill, Hunter Lawon Martin, Patterson
ner and whte-3I. INV
Ndys-Messrs. Conner, Chestnut, Davis, Dodd, Gauze,
Huger, Roger Manning, Mayrant, Montgomery, Read,
Stone, Weson-13.
The Bill passed second reading by the Constitutional
majority of two thirds and ordered TO be sent to the
Rouse oil Representatives.
Being aware Of The Jsel ION KY
minds of Mr. Cays friends at the highly comnlimen,,
manner in which venerated President was received -,
Lexington, when on his way this city, we expected 70
see the Opposition press of that State with msre
sensations in respect TO his accidental passage ropb
Thus expecting, we did not intend TO notice them and
VIII, al present. only devate from this determination so
in the Lexington Observer and Reporter which has
ed in the National Inteigencer.
The extract, says
ga person introduced TO the President in his own
room at The Hotel and Immediately knelt down before
him, and did the homage of oriental slave TO his master
This instance would not have been distinguished from,
Others very similar but for the upon by Gov
Breathitt, who in attendance While the abasi
man was III his PROSTATE poon the Governor xclaimed
iooS General aud witness the devotion paid TO YOU
by kentuckiansh'' ~ -
among various others, calumny, circulated by
the friends OF Mr. Clay, the independent citizens Of
NS"'u'AS ~ we han, we gould no longer hesitate
when we hear the Weekly Messenger a most de-
cided parizan paper of Mr.. Clay's of Ken.Jckv saw
III aIlilng TO this subject, that 1--WE are hapnv bov
ever Tor The honor oil the State, and the high
TEEN we owe Governor Breahi,t, say, under the best
duHoTHy, that that part of the statement which saws
Governor Breath present, spoke the LANGUAGE
to Jackson above quoted, is true The Editor Could
with truth, have said, that every part Of the statement
was utterly untrue. There no occurrence at Iex.
Dgton which bore the slightest resemblance TO the Obser
ver's fabrication Globe.
! The OYSTER WAR.-Our friends of the Eastern
shore II would seem, have been obliged TO levy war nm
the dePredaors their oyster beds-the fishermen of
Philadelphia and New Jersey The latter unrestraineJ
by the laws which have been enacted by MARYLAND IN se
cure to citizens the benefits of the oyster
RES have become bold and reckless of late that tic
posse comitaus OF Maryland have been put into reouis
on to restrain their unlicensed dongs IL appeors he
the following letter from Kent county published in tb
Eason Gazette OF the 20t that six sail of schoonets and
s'oops are fruits oil sally recently made from that part of
our territory against the marauders.-BdH. inner
Extract OF letter from Kent: " have been out with
the posse in the open bay losing three nights sleep cha
sing The Philadelphia and N. j. oyster boats and captur.
ing out OF nine sail of schOoners and soep One Of te
former we boarded and carried in fine style chasing her
~ an open bateau about miles from Swan Point near
10 hent Island with what took before we have in
all ten vessels sTpt and anchored above our bridge
world can show; and IL keeps town agated though
guarded whilst they remain here. We hear TODAY mat
the Queen Annes Sherin's posse are about moving TO
sweep around Kent Island"
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLYANIA.- Medical
/ u DePGTtment.-Ihe Lectures for the course 1882 80
on the various branches Medicine will begin on Mon
day, November 5th and terminate about the first dav of
! March ensuing.
Emeritus Professor of Sureeyv and AnafoB,y Pbili,