The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-13

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yaon SAN FRANCISCO
NJ Morton, w. M. Ssuart
w. NJ Gwin,
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I Waller. L " B Bogss.
X. Sempe, M o. Vallejo.
FROM SACRAMENTO.
W. E. Shannon, ia. suter.
SAN Joaquin III appears from the returns from this dis
% a. bs @sses and Of econ) the elsc,on
was hed on he len instead ofihs Is, Of August Counting
81 s ss s
NJ Holingswonh, s. Haley, b. 8. Lippincott L. Peck
Ss y eS"s o. so no Be
delegates elected are j. NJ Hoiingsworh, D. l.. vermuhs'
Til. 1 ass . i Ia for III. decision of your honorable
body. which deemed the proper Judge Of the election re-
Xs,hs relative population Of Inc several districts has
.ay changed ace the Issuing Of the proclamation OF
ton. the Governor would respectfully sd
donsl derga,es be received from some OF the larger and
Sept I-Ansr much debate relative to preliminary
Matters and deciding upon the persons entitled 10 seats
in the convention. determined that the following
persons should be admitted in addition to those named IN
Los Angslsss Hugo Reid, Luis Rubideaux Manuel Re
guerra. Santa barbara Manuel I,neno. Jacin'o Rodn'
1 aaai. San p9sseisse' VI HossIa fs:sc,.
Lippiu, A. J. Eus. X. NJ Price. Sonoma Richard A
s.P sa. si jso GP Fs.s Jsss
DougzI, T. o. Crosby, w. Blackburn, Jas. Qneen. r. M
pIncoa. s. H.l.y. e. L. Peck. b ?. Moore, M FsIlon
Ogden, M Jones. T. L. vemuie, Q; n. WoseneraIl
Morgan, Walter Chapman.
Sept 5--The members Of the convention took the oath
TO support the constitution Of the United States, alter
which the convention decided. by vote o. twenty egn'
territorial government
seq S.Tbs Chair announced the following standing
comfss ,le on the constitution:
n. psIr Eostor fllo
La Guerra RoSriruss, fs6 csbsrruvios, Dent HsIieck
pimmici, Hoppe. Vallejo. Walker, Snyder. Sherwood,
sspt. "A report fron shs committee on shs con.
suon read and made the order OF the day Tor the
Sept She convention resolved itself into COMMITTEES
OF the whole the report Of the committee on the con-
stution, Mr.. Eppiit in the chair. Many provisions
but Of no special interest," passsd on the sth and
9th
Sept io.-The following section was adopted:
is. Foreigners who are, or who may hereafter become
bosa fd residents Of this State, shall enjoy the rights
properly, as natfvc-bom cltisens
Sept linn Shannon called up his proposed amend,
ment, ~ follows:
H. Neither slavery nor involuntary .evi,ude unes. 70,
the punshmsnt Of Grimes shall ever be tolerated in this
which many members expressed the wish that this ques
ton Of slavery should BE- submitted separately to the
PIE, Mr.. Shannon temporarily Withdrew his motion u
Shall provision iorSiddus slavery be inserted in tn
declaration OF rightsl
The question was lost
Thereupon, the question recurring on the proposition
Mr. Shannon, IL was unanimously adopted.
The committee then rose reported progress, and asked
leave TO cit again.
Sept I2fhs elective franchise was discussed, and tn
following conclusion arrived al;
$50. I. Every white male citizen OF the United States
and every male citizen Of Msxico sdians Africans, sn'
dsscdsnta Of Africans excepted) who shall have electes
70 become citizen OF the United Stses under the treaty
pctcs unchanged and ratified n Queretsro the S0h ds
o. MAJ, 49, IS the Of twentyone years, who shsl
have been resident Of the State six months proceed
ing The eiscuon, and he county district in which b