, 1860-12-19

I4lA Uu4uH-au1 uc4t FDI1t WILL ~ ~ 3IAAy
III: Ha5ne-Ihsp proposition q. l understand
1t, u that comnittea Of tWentJ-uue % ap~
pointed to take into consideration the w yasioua
measures that might be introduced 70 Inc con,
slderntion Of the Convention, that they should
receive all such schemes from Whatever guar
ter they may come, and that they shall haVe
me privilege TO 90 Whatever peflasns TO Ine
business OF the Convention, Wl1l q vle" o.
recommending 10 this Convention Whateser
aclon tneg may fhank proper lor consaaesaLion
or proposition for discussion As to ne ,s mat
ter simply Of the secession Of soutn Cafonna
ilom Ine present Government, hae ~ Ine.o
has oeen sufficient expression OF OPINION nete
upon tnis occasion TO sulae taat Goant.s nn aas.
Secession u suGlecl uPon me ~ reTn5sed ~
~ mra.t N.Y. Le' las Solat'ee ~
VI sIedl lnteaeel- e.. ,.,-.+a
~. Inlaay-5epalate tne "osn ata ~ aoEn+a;t.
tommt5ees. tea n ~ tneIe ne anastson What
tee 1oF Lneconsiae1atoao u Ls .st;sa,.bins
= executive authority and what is c1uzGnsp: Go,p
~. neeessasJ 70 nase tns nas ~ ssnh eomna;;tcc
tion acdsely AZ "olk- LII eatn
uase lQ pecunaf Elo7lnce ..x,,e,u.. =.
~. Calhoun-lhc eomm1tee .csun L;,,1po ma1. oo
olsluee ~ oplnloo. Ano .sI..,s, .ha-,A
70 aetE Pas % spBects to dIerant
nJ 1eis11lng unelen. enoSSn ~ 1sal,as ~
commi11ees, tnete #ou!a H.c,c oc ctasatpf ,,, y,
aaoas ounsulI " e. tts .ha mo'y ~ 13n;or;tv 81
comm1ttee 70 as1e9 man tne maJ91ny " r,n Il
ouaaa s n eotnustee- o'1 @1e "'A~A>AA4 w.
noH ~ pe uga uagteo ~. aa n ,svths .,o.ndn.nt IN
a. ~. nuason ino'eo ~ ny 'nS e'aeaotts "A
~. ~. Gheeser nofco 10 LAY 'nat no11on y"
tne taole: ..,. c,
ar: M!thGrsHsome mem6ers 9 @ oa .nla naat GU th.r
Eeaton arc petler adaptea lot ome nc p. ~ au ~.
amtnn ana .t.tisf;e. nnd thrir bear
i ;nrs and r;cr rerso The Convention had met
tosn15,,e;da. ~ .,.,1i;rr dow If one Covern-
! ~ ~A~ Er-.-5
n;ne ar fara;~n mp demestic Relations. and
! 1natters ,hnnf changing The Constitution Of
the Stair. Is It eerta}ii lie COMMITTEE, no mat-
ter how able, can consider all and everything:
| ask whether it Is prudent to submit to tie
opinions Of any one committee:
Mr. Gregg sag me commlt.ees M were ap'
pointed to espemte naslness. ineJ ale ;s- neSes-
sary TO prevent the tonsentlon i1om oecounP
4 debating society. Hc advocated the ameno-
ment 81,
Mr. Ward moFea 10 MI Tue piank VILE scFen.
~. Maf9iaR mosed l"enIy-one.
| MI. wares moron WIS carried, AAa tnc1eso
luton adopted
air. MaurSaau onefea resosutlon ea.nesty
requeallng tne commissioners ltuA1 a!aoauia
and mississippi to meet the Consenson NJ
C1afles1on. a. H..
ME Hope mosea FoIe oa lanhs ~ .ha;e lds
bapist acnomihat1on lof LUG use u tnels
| o4Iaa1ns- tall1ed.
Ine c5eaentlais ol inc commissioners "e'e
o1grea 70 oe entefed on tue minutes
NJ. Jnt moved TO adjourn: and al hau~pas'
ten 1he eonsenuon ao]o4fneo: j.
1RASchsILiE, :. ", ueG. e. -, u a. 49, -
ram rom Coiamola VIII ~ aeieeateg 10 ane
slate Convention anu Memnes. o. tne EeEI~.1' ~ -
tarc on 1hetf Way 10 enasles'on' las Just IL
nSea.
CnsR1KsroS, s. G. 18.-The members ofthe
South Carolina State Legislature, aud the
members Of the South Carolina Convention
reached this city ut one o'clock this afternoon.
aud were greeted ut the railroad depot with n
salute Of fifteen guns. The salute was fired by
the Marine Artillery, who use two field plcce''
for the purpose.
soyERE1GS CONTENTION.
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