Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-13
SOUTH CAROLINA

Extracts Of letters, dated CoLUmn1A Dec q
ra C me rouse g HePresentatires.-rh Report of
me committee on Federal Relations in the Senate ON re
nova OF u s. troops from the Charleston Citadel was re-
'erTed TO Committee on Federal relations.
nave just come from attending meeting oC the Stat.
Rights party of the Legislature The whole mar v in
deed' was present. forming caucus for the purpose of
consuming on the choice Of Electors for President and
wee President The choice, as have already TOLL vou
10 10 be made Tomorrow While our friends are at work
mere me Union men, ii is said work Oh their side
iey had TAKEN II was said neutral passive attitude; did
nor ehu 10 DIlng forward any measure, President max
inS however, has charms against which t,ey were mt
proof Besides, in the present contunacy of the State
was necessary TO distinguish themselves and to vnd.
Gaze 'eir loyalty aud devotion 10 Jackson. They are said
therefore, to be getting Jackson ticket for the Lees
lature They lose their pains, usual Nothing thryes
that they undertake.
In the other party, all has bassod "a 7 ,r.Ji.,od o.,
you The nomination of either candidates for the Pres
aeney, now before the people, has been rejected by
large majority. - "
The following the Resolutions offered bv Mr. Sh.i
ton OF Union, that were carried;
heSoired That II is inexpedient for s. Carolina TO vote
Tor either one OF the candidates the Presidency and
Presidency, who before the people
heSo'red That, in testimony of our high esteem and
consideration Tor The patriotic devotion OF JOHN FLOYD
OF 'S and HENRY LEE, oil Mass TO the principles of
State Rights, and the great of Free Trade we will
give 10 them the vote of this State; to the first for te
Presidency, and the latter for the Vice presienc Of IL
u. States " "e
On the separate adoption Of these Resolutions the MEM
DeIS, according 10 their congressional districts nominated
an elcctor from each district Two more (e1un f. our
trcls The names Of all those yet ascertaed are as fol
lows: " " '
=, Chosen by The Meeting. Robt j. Turnbun, wsday
Chosen by the separate Districts. VIM. Dubo.c.
NhiiemarS b. Scahrook, NJ Benjamin Hart of Les king.
ton Elijah Watson Mr. Dunn, Thos. Evans San'l Cher
ry, Esqs.
The electors from York and Newberry, had not vet
been fixed upon when the meeting broke up Charles
Correspondence crfhe Charleston Patriot
. COLUMBIA, December 4.
Mr. Preston from the Committee or Federal Relations
reported bill TO carry into effect in part the Ordinance az
Notification, which read the first time ordered 10 he
printed and made the order Of the day for Tuesday
o'clock, u. NJ.
The Bill provides that If after the first of February next
goods are seized Tor non payment odues the Consgnee
may remove them by action Of replevin but before the
Sheriff delivers the goods TO the plaintiff he must take bond
Tor the value OF the goods that the plaintiff in ~ I'M
prosecute his case and abide by the Judgment of The
Court II the writ eplevn be not xecued and com
plant 70 lhat ELECT be lodged under oath before Maes-
trate Capas and ihernam may be out 10 dsrain
the goods OF Defendant double the value of The eoos
seized and The goods seized are not delivered in one
MONTH the Sheriff Is to sell the goods and chatels of De-
PENDANT ior cash. and after deucug expenses pay over
the money 10 Plaintiff who shall hold the same uatl the
OF The case The Sheriff, however is not by this act TO
be deprived OF any of the rights he may have TO exc
cure Tie wit OF repevn by the provisions of this Bill
II money tie paid IN The nlture cg duties il NAV be re-
covered ny the ayer by action OF assunpsi; if any mel
sou De arrested aud committed confinement under the
judgment, order, or execution of The Federal Court he
shall be entitled bis habe0s Corpus aud action TOR false
imprisonment IL goods 50 undor any provisions of
he avs OF the United States concerning the Tariff the
salo H declared Illegal and the lille OF defendant is not At
all impaired II any person obsruc tie execution of this
law, nully the same eoin goods or assist in carry.
ing away or conceaing tie same he is guilty OF sh mis-.
deiueanr and may conviction be fined IN tie sum Of
$4,000 and not less than $lOlO and be imprisoned not
longer han two years. Tor less lime than six months
Ihi' act TO be given la evidence without ecia pl, adnp
and TO 20 into effect on he LIST Feb. mex.
The B, to renew the charter Of Tie Bank Of s Caro-.
una was taken np and read the I'll time The bill voc OPP
posed by Mir Davis and another member and adyoc,rd
by Messrs NJ niz ng and II. H. Smith, and motion ade
70 STRIKE ou' the clause giantng the privileges
which lost. -
The Senate Then attended, and tho two Houses bal.
otted for Electors Of President aud Vice President and
also ior treasurer oil the Upper Division which consumed
the remainder Of the day.
There were three ballots for Treasurer without
The following is The state Of the ballot for Presidential
Electors