The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-03-12
The State c.onvantion.

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- ,;NA!MESoF THE pELECATEs ELECT. n.
y, \. S,,LAaffrStn', ~ alngdon Cheycs, Nv. p
Ishley, Edward Frost, II. p. Finley, Ed.
wa Ward l7tl Frost. r. w. Barnwell, Charles III
Ti>ulrrJman, i>lrJm,laa y. p IIuger, Chas, Maebeth, B T.
ilgnkin, A.iiP. tButlor, Isaac W.lIaync, Dr.
-S9ln Bellinger, Mitchell King. Thos. l.el,re
nhG. Slmons, c. G. Memminger, Edward
McSrahy.J. Cunningham. A., G. Dlagra,h,
y. Schnier:c, #. Q. Eliot. s,s :
Nichland James U. Adams, Maxcy
Eregg, w. F.DeSaussurc, A. Ii. Gladden.,
Y. Dookter.
X hqirfsM, = Governor ]. II. Means, w. a.
owens, ~ a. Peay, ]. buchanan. y
Ncssnerry.-- Drayton Nance, Peter Moon,
-. Williams, i. B. Higgins.
Lcfington Gen. Henry Arthur, J.. G.
alopc,, II. j, CaughInan.
s.,4a aChhe$ier.-T-C. Il. Scaife, Samuel McAii-
ley! isaiah Mobley, WA RnsborougI.
.sG.ston.-.J, -. y. Sims,!B II. Rice, Gen
'Gadberry w. J Do6o. 81,
Greeneil!e. .-B. i. Perry, p. f. Duncan
IL: IaBrockman, V.eNlcBee, Jesse Scnter.
eOrange.--Donal Rowe, M. Gramblnp,
D.E. Jamson.
English, r. Sumter, a. G. Spain.
Clarendon ~. II. Richardson, d. St r.
Dubosc, s. W.sWiihcrspoon.
e- ST. AIdtthews.- M Danzlcr, II. A.
Haigler.
81 Anare'cs.---Jolm Rivers, Alex. II.
dgffsh,--Jamcs Jones, +. II. Ward
law. J Lake, NJ. l.. Bonhan, r.. w. Pick
| EMS r. B. Bouknight, w. Harrison.
> !. BdrnreN-E Bclingcr, s. w. Trotti.
Martin. a. T.. Al,lricl. w. Gralmtn.
ST.. Ihomas and 81. Dcanis.-Gcorgc
.Elfc, j.. s. OIIear.
~ 81. t.Barihelpnte,ts.-E. ). st. =. Bcllingcr,
L:HO'Bryan David Walker, Daniel S.
Henderson.
~. Ilelcna--Jtim Fripp, Edward Rhctt.
.lthsfSEatc.---JohnC Canley, Thomas Lang,
.L.J. Pa,terson.
z. Chieste,,feid. REV. Hugh Craigs, w. j.
flanna, Rev. ]. G.. Colt.
Lancnsier.---J. D. NEcIIwain, John
Williams, }. Al. Dolby.
AdJeriiic.--D. l.. Wardaw, r. C. Perrin.
J.P. P.livingston,Jr John Garin,un, G. Met, ,alla,
G.GfW. Pressy. ~
Lantsas Eli. C. Young, J. II. Irhy, r. f.
+. Jones.I-D. Williams. George Anderson.
2isi,cndicfon - Il. Burt, John Maxwell, j.
.Whitner, W.IInn,er.J. Martin, r. "A.
MAXWELL +. w. Svmmes, NVm Sloan.
,';a ;aSpariaRbarr.- G.. I.andrum, James
Farrow, John Wins,nill,, T.. NJ. Wailace,
.R: C.Poole, III. Vernon.
list ;Sfephen's--NVn,. NJ. Pore her. II. L.
lGonrJin. %.
ass:.a. i'aul's iB. Scott. ]. b. GrinInll.
s York.--W. A. i.at,a, Rev. A. White,
itcv.sR. Y. Russell DR. II. II. Allison. j. S.
Moore. s &as
Williamson ga. W.Dozicr, D. M
Mason, Sam'l Graham.
IS 81 johns CoReion--W T.
iSeabrook, Hugh Wilson. ir. II. Nj. Wha!cy.
Prince George Wnuah--J. lTarleston
Reed, ,sr. James Heyw ard Taper 3. III.
tSAVisnu, S,muclT Atkinson .l
AH. Saints.--T. Pinckrcy Aston, =.
Vaught,
81, 81, <, 1.ukes.--Ju'iusJ. iIaguonin, r, ].
Prince Hi'iiiiums.-George c. Mackay..
BaIcBrii In,aEE. Fran,plnn.
4lss Christ Charch,-j. Bond I'On, DR.. a. V.
Ioomcr
sisIarrioa-Dr w. r. johnson, Gen w.
W.lIar!ee, Gnn. w. Evans and John G.
5Bethea
w. a. l.atta, Rev A. White,
'sftas9 R.sY. Russell, DIR. K.Y Allison and J.
$. ainose.
~ DaFiingioa--Gco. w. D,rean, ]. ].
Evans, E.nfV. Charles. =. A. Inv.
~ 81 Genrges. Isaac NJ. Dwight, al. 7.
Applehy.
StiJoh"s Berhley--Dr. NJ. Waring and
DR.. PtG. Kirk.
afarlborongh.--Cnl w. II. Ellcrbc, Col.
w. j.. Cook, j. f. Davi,Is.
&.gFeiers,-Capt. A. NJ. Ruth, DR.. d.
H.1lltmllion and Hon. f.. Martin.
81. james, G@se Creek.-W. Williams,
Isaac Bradwell, jr.
81. JAMS. SaMec.-Rcv Mr.. Duprc,
Col Samuel j. Palmer Mercury.
from Tho Nasisals Amrricsn.l
81 8 Submission Consistency.
III the fugitive slave law is repealed The
Unionmust be dissolved say tho Union
mca,' par e.rcetence, OF the South VIII
they permit us to ask, Why so! Tha,
would he TO violation of the constitution!
The law which Congress has right to
make, It has tho right TO repeal. South
Carolina only talks of resisting what she
declares to be a violation Of the constitu.
ton. Our subnissionisls, if they are in
earnest, would 20 further. They would
dissolve the Union for tho exercise of
-c!enriv unconstitutional pnwcr by Congress.
w Hlsc Cd5c III WOTni !--lGL NOSE answer
who Jnyfu!lY acquicscc in those acts of
Congress which, by their own confession.
intiict upon the South the monstrons injury
and outrage OF deprving her of the enjoy
ment Of her share, of the national domain,
and yet would favor resistance to Tho gov
.arnmcntfor passinga clearly constitutions
al act, and one, too, which, compared with
Others in its effect upon the South, would
be comparatively harmless!
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Passage OF the Cheap Postage Bill.
Tho Cheap Postage Bill has become law.
Except in regard TO tho ilree cent coinage. it
,toes not gointo operation until the lst July next.
II reduces the average rate of postage both upon
letters and newspapers nearly one half The
following schedule shows tho rates on ncvspa.
&ers under the new law, compared with the old.
NEWSPAPERS FER QUARTER.
semi. tr- more than
Miles wkly. wkly. wkly. ,r.wkly.
Under 50tnew billy s cts. 10 IL 25
Present rute ~ 2i SO Al
Over 50-nnder 300 10 20 30 50
Present rnte l3 &c 81 lOS
'Ov'r 3o0.nnd'r l000l5 30 45 rs
fgesrnt rate J3 36 81 lO9
III IN