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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-21
STATE CONVENTION.

The State Convention at Columbus on
the 18th inst, was largely attended and the
enthusiasm manifested on the occasion
gave additional assurance Of the success
Of Lincoln and Hamlin in November
next.
The Convention was temporarily or
ganized BY the appointment Of Judge
PALMER, Of Hancock, as chairman, who
accepted the honor in very neat and
appropriate little speech. during which he
announced that he had always been a
Democrat and that be had voted for Bu.
chanan in 1856.
Committees were appointed on Creden-
tials, Permanent Organization, and Reso-
lutions, when the Convention adjourned
until 2 o'clock p. m. On assembling
in the afternoon, the committee on organi.
zation reproted for President. Ephraim R.
Eckley. Of Carol county, one Vice Presi
dent for each Congressional district, an j
six Secretaries. On taking the chair Gen.
eral Eckley made an able and pertinent
speech.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following:
Rtsolved, That the declaration of prn
ciples adopted by the recent National
Convention Of the Republican Party al
Chicago meets with our hearty approx
al.
Resolred, That we cordially endorse
the nomination Of Abraham Lincoln, o.
Illinois, for President. and Hannibal Ham
lin, Of Maine. for Vice President, Of the
United States, and pledge our earnest and
hearty support.
Which after being amended by the ad.
dition Of another resolve, "that we ad.
here to the declaration Of principles made
by the State Convention of 1852" were
adopted.
Convention proceeded to the nomina.
tion Of a candidate for Supreme Cour,
Judge. The following gentlemen were
named, and had the following vote:-
Jacob Brinkerhotf. 95l; Wm. Lawrence,
81: II. N. Swayne, ia; and c. B. God.
dsrd. IA. Necessary to choice, $50
therefore Judge Brinkerhoff was declare ed
nominated.
Convention then voted for Member o
Board Of Public Works. The following
gentlemen were named for said office, ,anc
had the following votes: j. H. Chamber
lin Of Summit, 80; John Carlisle Of Guy
ahoga, s; Kent Jarvis Of Stark, IS; s
Stevens Of Huron, !; Levi Sergeant o
Tuscarawas. PAT; F. N. Case Of Williams
So; M. J. Becker Of Knox, 1; Jas. Win
tiers Of Licking. "a. Thereupon, on mo
ton, the nomination Of Levi Sargean
Of Tuscarawas, was declared unan
nous.
Convention proceeded to vote for A
torney General, the following names b.
ing presented. and with the following vot
to Wits. 0. Griswold Of Cuyahoga. s.
s. E. Brown of Miami, 69; s. Burke
Lorain, "a; J. D. Cox Of Trumbull. s.
R. NJ. Corwine Of Hamilton, 1870; Ge
R. Sage Of Wsrren, IA; ]. Murray
Wood, 1871. H. McMath of Harrison, 8
No one received the nomination, an
thereupon the names of Mr.. McMatl
Mr.. Cor. Mr.. Sage and Mr.. Burke we,
Withdrawn. and the second vote take
resulting, after various counties b.
changed their votes; as follows:-Gri
void al, Brown IL; Corwine l7a, Mu
ray 254. This yote nominated Mr. Mu
ray.
Two Electors at large were then yot
for, resulting in the nomination Of Ere
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-21

aD~In portland, Maine, they have an
officer styled the "Truant officer" whose
duty. as his name imports is to arrest all
truants from the schools during school
hours, and return them to their duties
The arrangements is said to work remar
kably well; much to the satisfaction o.
parents, and also to the residents Of thu
town, who like quiet and order. In on.
Of the schools the attendance among tn,
boys has increased about twelve epe
cent, since the creation ofthe new Office
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-21

A CARD.-The subscriber, a practical
IA Chemist and Manufacturer of Chemical
Preparations, French Cosmetics, Fine Per
fumes, &c., for thep seventeen years, now
offers (free of charge) to all who desire it, the
Recipe and directions for making a simple
vegetable Balm" that will, in from two to
eight days. remove Pimpes, Blotches, Tan
Freckles, Sallowness, and all impurities and
roughness OF the Skin, leaving the same-as
Nature intended it should be-soft, clear,
smooth, and beautiful. This is no humbug OF
catchpenny affair, and those who think itsuch
will please not notice the advertisement
Those desiring the recipe, with full instruc
tions, direction, and advice, will please call on
or address with return postage,)
JAS. T. MARSHALL.
Practical CHEMIST,
June IA No 80 City Buildings, N. Yorl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-21

~Fifteen hundred acres of water
melons have been planted in one town
ship in a county in Indiana; it is calculat-
ed that these fifteen hundred acres will
produce 500 900 worth Of melons.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-21

HMr. Rarey, the horse tanner, will
soon return to the United States with a
mint Of money. His success in Europe
has been remarkable.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-21

erick Haserick, Of Hamilton county, ant
Jas. NJ. Root. Of Erie county. #
The Committee on Business having II
tho early part Of the Convention recon
meudsd that such Districts as see III
should present the name Of the DISTRICT
Electors at this time, but that such DIS
tricts as prefer should refer the matter 70
the Congressional Convention to be here
after held. Thereupon the following Dis
,ricts each presented the name OF a Prssl-
dental EIector, which names were con
firmed by the Convention, to wit;
District l-Benj. Eggleston.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-21

P5O0O AGENTS WANTED
w To sell a new Inventions
Agents have made over sos 900 on one,-bet
ter than'al other similar agencies. Send -four
stamps and get 30 pages particulars, gratis.
May "a EPdRAIM BROWN,
Lowell, Mass
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-21

IF You want Yankee Notions and Fancy
lgoods by the 1000 call at the New York
Cash Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-21

A LII kinds of green fruit in cans, at Ash
"A brooks selling at cost.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22
IrorR1n nIsrArcH ]

CHARLESTON, Dec. Alt ia the disposition OF the
Convention no 10 elect any OF these who have been TO
Congress aud got enemies there, TO appear Commits
,oucrs az Washington. The declaration Of the
which Justify the secession OF South CIrona from tn
Federal UuOn rs reported by the committee to prepare
An address to he people Of the Southern States state
that South Carolina having determined 10 spa
rate and equal place among the nations deems it due to
herself in reminding the United States OF America and
the nations of the world that che should declare the
causes that led TO the act In 1865 that portion Of the
British Empire embracing Great Britain, undertook 70
make laws for the government of the American Colonies
aud struggle for the rights OF sefgovernment enSued
uh,h resulted the A. Of july l776 in Declaration
nv the Colonies that they are and Of right ought to be
free and independent and stated that free indepen
dent States they have full power 10 levy war,
conclude rea,c, contract alliances, establish COM
merce aud do all acts and things which indepen-
dent State may of right do They further soemnly de-
cared that whenever any form of government becomes
destructive Of these end it il established right that
the people can alter or abolish IT, aud institute
government. Deeming the government Of Great Britain
has become destructive of these ends they declared the
Colonies Free aud ahsolyed their allegiance from the
British Crown and the political connection between them
and Great Britain totally dissolved. The committee
set forth the administration Of the government formed
by the cooniesthey gGye the treaty OF September 7S3
The committee says the right Of State govern itself
and the right of people abolish government when
il becomes destructive of the ends for which il nst
tutcd is the the colonies separate from the moth
or country aud became Free sovereign and independent
States The parties amending the Constitution Of the
18th OF September. 1857, were the several sovereign
States May 23i, l7SS.
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THE POSITION OF MARYLAND.

BALTlNOIE, Dec. 81.
A correspondence between Governor Hicks, and Mr..
4. X Handy commissioner from Mississippi, will APP
pear in the american tomorrow Mr.. Handy enquiries
whether the Governor will the Legislature for
the purpose OF cooperating with Mississippi in
necessary to defend the rights Of the South aud to form
a new Confederacy. The Governor replies at some
length Says that Maryland is identified with the South
ern States in feeling institutions and habits but she is
also conservative and devoted the Union of the States
under the Constitution, and her people will all
honorable means to preserve and perpetuate these.
He declared the sentiments Of the people to he
almost unanimous to uphold the Union and main.
tain their rights under it. They believe their
rights will be yet admitted and secured in the
Union and that out Of il it is certain they will be re-
spected longer Not until every honArable cOnsttu
tonal and Ia Hful effort to secure hem ia exhausted will
they any effort for its dissolution. The peo
pie Of Maryland anxious that time be given and oS
portuny afforded Tor fir aud honorable adjustment Of
the difficulties aud grievances Of which they more than
any other State, have right to complain. They be-
leve that large majority Of the people Of the Union
desire such adjustment and he thinks it will be effected
promptly and until every effort has been found vain, he
cannot consent 70 any precpitAte revolutionary ac
ton TO aid in 4 dismemberment Of the Union
When satisfied that there il no hope Of an Ad.
ustment and not till then, will he exercise any
power With which he Is vested to afford even
opportunity for such proceedings. Whatever power
he NAV have he will use only after full consultation with
other Border States since they in the event Of any dis
memberment Of the Union will suffer more than all the
others combined. lie states that he is In
pondenc0 With the Governors Of those States and awaits
With great sOctude for any indication Of the course
be pursued by them. When those are made he will
be prepared take such steps duty and interest
demands He Is consequently unable to say whether or
when the Legislature viii DO called together.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

ATKRs ANERIcAS ALMANAC has now arrived and is
ready tor delivery gratis by the druggists TO all who call
for L. Our readers may be surprised to know that this
little pamphlet which hiss become much a favorte in
our section has quite The hrgess circulation Of any
book in the world except the Bible. l' printed in
ny languages and scattered through many nations well
supplied % almost the entire population Of our OEn
domain Every family should keep L. for it con
tlins information which all liable to require when
sickness overikes them and which may prove invaluable
from being hand ia season. II you take our advice
you viii call and get an Ayers Almanac and when got,
keep t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON Dec. 81, Understandable Davis in
maled that he would make = sacrifice Of cling and
serve on the committee Of H. aud the President Of the
Senate authorized fill the vacancy byi his reap
pOintmcnt.
The bill granting to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company the right build bridge over the Potomac and
Law track through the city, was amended so as to sub
iec them to city laws and taxes and plssed-Ayes 30
noes l5 1t requires only the action Of the lious
TO make continuous railway connection with the South
west route to NeW Orleans.
Mr. Johnson's resolutions referred TO the com
mittee OF lS Adjourned TO Monday
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DEMONSTRATIONS IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS. Dec. 2l.--Au actor announced the Sc
ccssion Of South Carolina last night from the stage Of
the Varieties 1t was received with enthusiasm. Gene
raj demonstrations of JOY at the secession oil South Caro-
lima are being made here One hundred guns have been
fired. the Pelican flag unfurled-mpromptu secession
speeches made by leading citizens aud the harsei lise
and polkas are the only played The bust of Mr.
Calhoun is exhibited decorated with cockade.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22
IIrRp FROM RIIR0PE

CAPE RACE. Dec. 81 The steamship Fulton, from
SOUTHAMPTON the l2h passed here to-day. Cotton gen
orally unchanged. Sales Of Monday and Tuesdiy 5000
bales. Flour has advanced Gals. Wheat has advanc
ed TO 3d. Corn has advanced g. Provisions dull
No quotations. Consuls 92 sa92 S-4.
The City of Baltimore has arrived out
The Fulton brings 100000 in specie.
Her news is unimportant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22
How TIE NEWS OF THE sEoEssIoy OF SOUTH

CAROLlNA We HtOhI'AD;
NOBLE, Ala Dec. 2l-The secession OF South Caro-
lima was celebrated BY the firing Of hundred guns,
parade of military, cheers. joicings &c.
PENSACOLA, Fla Dec 2l.-One hundred guns were
fred here in honor Of South CirOina amid great enthu-
SIAM
MoSrGoMERY, GA, Dec 2l.-By order Of the Cover
nor ore hundred guns were fire at noon to-day.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 The secession of South Caro-
lima is taken very cooy here by outsiders. Nothing is
vet known as TO the course the Government will pursue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

We consider the S,rsoSeops the most useful and IN
teresiing ente tainment in the family circle giving the
lest impression Of the object il represents We could
not stop wondering al the charming eieei produced
upon US while wsre the establishment Of Nessrs.
Franklin Co.. l4S Main street. who sell those instru-
ments at very moderaie prices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

WARS Is N,NKs-The New York Economist, IN
reporting recent changes in business, has the follow
ing from Ri hmond:
Richie, Dunntyant s. Co, Bank Books. Dissolved /;
Fat Tyler a D. J. Was. rstires; nov Richie Duni
want
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22
Q6l. NEGRO HIRING.
1861.

TINE undersigned will continue the above business the suing
year. socs the coetnued patronage Of those friends
for Shom he scts, and OF the public generally.
With knowledge obtained by several experience In
this buIne he feels that he will be able TO od
prices every attention vii be given TO the
entrusted his A1d attached his office
the OF those Who have homes In the city
Having compe led 10 buy the entire interest Of his late
partner the concern Of Hastings Holiday hns II
against loss all the books and Of the With
him for se Element
deco dkclm ALFRED l. H0LLADAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

THE PsNCEs ylslr.-The New FORK correspondent Of
the London Tunes, in his letter Of the 2lst November
says:
Il have received from a Virginia gentleman who has
en long resident u Paris bus who 40 present in thj,
country lest 20 contrtdc. certain statements made
bv myself aud by YOUR SPECIAL correspondent he al-
M -ffg ~ tts Nc York Press 10 the treatment Of
o., Prince Of Wales it Richmond lie assures me that
b. has inyeS t5d the story and satisfied thlt no u
sults offered there 20 the Prince. am very hap
pv On such authority, be able correct this state
meut because with the exception Of the matter aluded
TO- there nothing bat good will and hearty hositai-
" 10 the reception OF the Prime, in the United
States.
Mr. fuckers yindica,ion Of Richmond after being
fused by the Times published in the London Tee
graph which journal was represented here during The
Pri1cs4 visit by a spe,ll eOrrespondent-he. Larke-
The Tunes correspondent VAS not in Richmond at all
HANDS DIscHAsGxp.-The reports relative TO the dis
eh.rge Of operatives from the various iron aud other
t,bshm, p o. this civ have been exaggerated Il
reportd tor instance that MesSrs Jos r. Anderson had
discharged eight hundred hands from the Tredesar
WORKS when she fact H. Informed, they have
only reduced their wOrk's force some forty or ty mer
since st Notwithstanding unusual a. this season. Eu
NOR correct hOWeyer IN stating that NJ S5rs Id
Inond Eucngyr bad temporarily discharged most OF
the men employed in their establishment and b eve
that Messrs Talbot Bro. have adopted the same poll
cy NJ r. Rham has reduced bis force One-half from
the number employed during the ousl season. anu Isl W.
noyng half Of the thus retained alternate weeks.
These establishments rely mainly upon the South for pa
trooage and they appear bent upon ripping open The
gOldel goose" down there aud bringing insolvency aud
ruin upon themselves the machnists here eOnstran
ed to curail their operations for the present Toe Belle
Ise Manufacturing Co. viii suspend operations for
couple Of mOntbs Christmas much longer Interval
OF inactivity, than usual with them. They employ
about hundred operatives. The Manchester Cotton
and Wooden Factory expect resume operations at the
usual tine without reducing their force, but learn
that the directors Of the James River Manufacturing Co,
contemplate a tductOn OF the number Of their opera
az There would be bread AMI work for al, Il Wis
dom aad righteousness prevailed in the land bui, alas
these 10 have bsen superseded By folly and iana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

DEAD HoUss-The proposition Of The Coroner for the
erection Of orgs, lot Owned by the cJy, in rear
OF the old gas works should De promptly and favorably
considered by the City Council L would cost bur $50
aud is an almost Indispensable requisite the prosecc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

THElrRE-Tbe Walters made their first appearance at
the Theatre this season, Thursday evening. and were
greeted BY a fun house. Mrs Waller, in her great cha
racter Of Lody Mac5c unclaimed the attention Of the
audience and impressed all candid critics with the
excellence Of the personStO7. Mr. Waller presented
Mlcbsh with admirable effect bat hi' voice vas, unior
tunrtey hoarse and bis euuueatiOn TOO frequently gut
teril-the oIly haE, b. the way worth mentioning,
Whih have discovered In his really clever imptrson-
atoms Tonight. Mr.. and Mrs. W. sill appear the
tragedy Of Othello.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

PRoE ASoERsoS, and his interesting family Of daugh
deghting the audiences Who nis hy attend Ne
ehanies Hail. hear well to see their perfOrman
P,of A. DISPLAYS wonderful xiii in the ar, ofkg
erdeman. His daughi vary the entertainment by yo
clsm shich is iavoraby received, and received with
pells OF applause vhcn "ntOnal air. il introduced.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

MR. BATES SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
ST. LOUIS. Dec 2l.-The Democrat has confrmato-
~ article Of the appointment Of the Hon. Edward Bates
as Secretary of the Interior and of lis acceptance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22
EROV WASUTNCTON
ADMINISTRATIONS IN NORF(

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-Thc House Committee Of TIN
iy-three adjourned on Thursday No vote was taken o
Mr.. Rusts resolutions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

BURNING OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN RALEIGH.
RALEIGH, ~ c Dec. 2l-fhe Lawrence Hotel, resent
" soll TO the Government for Post Once and the
Court HOUSE. occupied by the Legislature temporarily for
its session. took ere this nOrn accidentally and
burnt down.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

LINE OF PACKETS FROM
fssSEEEssIT5ss
RICHMOND TO LEXINGTON!
on MONDAY, 2GTH NOVEMBER, OUR MAIL PACKET
" . L a
NITLLeave Richmond AID With packe CLAR and
w PIONfEH which will thereafter Em line from Richmond
t. Lexington three times a week. leaving Richmond MON
DAY "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY al oclckP n md arIivirs
Lexington the succeeding WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS and WON
DAYS \. O'Clock leaving Lexington on MONDAYS. WED
SEsnAYs FRIDAYS at o'clsck ", and arriving at Ri b.
mond the succeeding WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS
at , O'Clock A NJ.
Fare from Richmond 10 Lexington, only ~ %
Packages will be delivered by this line at point betwee1
these places when delivered Office ,eH Be recef
for
with Hessrs. Bocock . ParrLh. 49,. -
drcii-ly ELSOh w.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

NORFOLK Dec. 2l.-Salutes Of Is guns fred to-
day in Norfolk and Portsmouth, and Palmetto flags are
flying 10 Norfolk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE,
TTyHE session School Young Ladies' located
9Th and Franklin Streets Richmond, Va. Will
begin the s day Of October $780, and close Che sd Of
June next ensuing.
OF INSTRUCTION.
shumAe Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
Euages-
4 @. ellison, Natural Science and Mathematics
Rev. James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons. Edouard Houdayer, Rensh.
Carlos Mers, Spanish and Italian
Albert De Roediger, German.
Bliss Elva NJ Jones, intermediate English.
Miss Maggie D. Brander, Primary EnIlish.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
O. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich, Painting and Drawing.
J. ". Reeve, PenmGnship
TERMS
fERxs for the Session. payable half h Of October residue
Feb. IL, 1851:
Primary English ncluding Vocal Huc) ......... $50 90
intermediate Eagish (ncullng Vocal Auslcl. - 20
Beror Qneudlng Vocal MuseJ 30 %
Languages each. .......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 20
PiarO Organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice. for half
hour lessons per week. 80 90
Piano, Organ, Guitar. Cultivation Of the Voice for
hour lie sons per ueek. 50 20
OIL Painting ~
Pastel Water Coors, Crsyon Drawing. 60 90
Use Of Piano 10 %
board ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AGO 90
Washing LIEhts
Application enter pupils and ali concerning
THOMAS L. GALLEHER
Richmond, Va.
The announcement the $780, furnished
70 those who apply ~ Indicated. W6-D
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

RESIGNATION OF GOV. NEDARY.
LEAyGSwoRrn, Dec. 2l.-The Herald Of Freedom
publishes the resignation of Gov. Aedary of Kansas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22

CHARLESTON, Dec. 2l.-The Convention met at noon.
Prayer offered by the Chaplain in the Of which
he invoked God unite the people Of the South in the
formation Of a Southern ConiedeFacy
Gen Adams moved that they 60 into secret session.
An amendment was moved that they appoint a commit
tee 70 invite the Governor Postmaster and Collector TO
be present The resolution temporarily postponed.
Mr.. Baruwe Rhett chairman Of the committee to pre-
pare address the Southern States read an able pa
per reviewing the injuries South Carolina had received in
her eonu econ with the Union The Convention refused
the use Of the address until IL finally adopted 1t
was made the special order tor Saturday.
Judge Wardaw made a report by ordinance. amend
ing the constitution Of the State Of South Croina Some
other unimportan matters TRANSFERRED when the COnVen
ton went into secret session. excluding all but members
An ordinance offered December 2O;h, by B. y. Dun
hin.
Be Il ordained BY this Convention that until other
wise proyided the Governor be authorized TO appoint
collector aud other officers connected With the customs
for The several ports of South Carolina ao Poslmas
ers and until such appointment, the persons nov IN
charge Of said Offices continue to discharge the same
keeping account Of all moneys received and dis0ursed
respectively.
The following amendmen, was offered by A. d. BroSn
That the Governor be empowered TO collect the duties
for imports at the rates existing under the United
States and appoint collectors and hold them tuect 70
the further direction Of this body and continue the pre-
postal arrangements in part contracted tor on our De-
half til further arrangements made
The following ordinance offered by Maxey drf gg,
as substitute for the ordinance offered BY Mr. Ddnkin;
We the people Of South Carolina, 10 Convention s.
semblsd declare and ordain until Otherwise provided,
the importation OF merchandise shall be free S7d une-
setsd and s the duty Of the Governor 70 make such