Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04
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SATURDAY, Nov. -, IL o'clock A. NJ
The Convention assembled according to adjournment
aud was opened with PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Freeman.
The President called for reports from committees when
Judge Cocock said the committee had competed ,he b
Slness committed TO them and submitted Address to the
people of the United States, which was accordingly read
in fine style by Mr.. M'DulEe. The address is directed
TO the people OF Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts
Rhode Island, Connection, Vermont, New York New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland Virginia n
Carolina, Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Re
see Nentucky Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri and
occupied 40 minutes in reading On motion of Mr. Turn
bull the same adopted.
The order of the day then taken up, viz: the Orl
nance, and motion of Judge CoIcock the words '.nen
hers OF the Legislature excepted were inserted in the
SSH and lOOh nc that members of the Legislature are
be exempt rom taking the oath support the Ordnance
Carried.
Mr. Tunbu then moved to strike out of the Pream
bile the words provde for arresting the operation" for
The purpose OF inserting in their place the word 'nuify
SO that the Preamble woulI read, Nn Ordinance to null
lily certain acts Sc, which was carried and the word
'nuiiy' inserted.
The ayes and then called for on the passage
Of IN; Ordinance as amended, and the same carried
hose wlfo voted in the negative were,
Messrs Brockman, Burgess, Crook Curcton, Chestnut
Cannon, Clinton r, Erwin, j. II. Erwin, Evans, Gregg
,ioson d. T. liuger, a. lIuger, Levy, Lowry, Manning
Middleton, O'Neae, Phillips, Perry, j. p. Richardson
): 5 richardson Rowland Shannon, Whiitcn vii,
On motion it ordered that the Ordinance be enroll.
ell Tor the signature of such members approve of the
same, and that Messrs. Wilson and c. c. Pinckney be
committee 10 attend to the same.
On motion was resolved, that the Convention now pro.
coed TO the consideration of the address TO the peone NJ
South Carolina, and the address the people of the United
States.
ted. P
10000 copies ordered to be printed viz 10 600 in
pamphlet or 5000 to be bound UP with the
If the Convention 5000 in loose sheets for the s of
the members The whole tobe printed and distributed u-
der the direction of the President
The Convention then had recess until o'clock p M
AZ O'Clock p. Nj. the Convention re assembled and
shcn o. me members as approved of the Ordinance sub
scnbed their names TO it parchment roll
Resolutions were passed rendering thanks TO the Presi
dent, Tor tie able and dgned manner in which the du-
ues ol the Char had been discharged and the high sense
entertained by the Convention of his merits aud patri-
otsu. r
ASo' thAt when The Convention adjouns it adjourn TO
meet again when the President or a committee TO he an
pointed by him shall require its asscmbling-The Com.
Inee appointed in OF death disqualification of the
Presieni, 10 convene il, Messs Harper Havne Har
ris, Maynard and Rogers
delegate from ST. Helena, offered the following reso
Iullon, which was unanimously adopted.
whereas, is at all times the duty of everv peope IN
acNco"ledge their dependence upon Cod and more
caIy when deeds OF great importance their future well
Isre ana security have been performed, therefore
heS0tceT, nat this Convention do recommend 10 the
people oil South Carolina the Observance OF Thursday the
dist day oil January next a day Of fasting humiliation
and prayer which they are invited to i,nplore The
blessings OF Almighty God the efforts that are made TO
restore liberty anu happiness to our beloved State
Prayers were then offered by the Rev. Mr. Ware and
The Convention adjourned 10 again on call from the
President Of the Committee
Protest IS i'm preparation with the Union men of tho
Convention. viii forward il soon as can get an on.
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