New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

in two years from the LIST of July next or when the
| permanent Government shall he organized
The third amended, reads, That the said Commits
soners shall be authorized to invite the seeding States
TO meet in convention at such time and place to be
agreed npsp, for the purpose Of forming and putting
the motion for such provisional government, that
the said provisional government be organized to 60 into
effect at the earliest period previous to the 4th Of
March, 1861. TIE same Convention Of seeding
States shall proceed forthwith TO consider and
propose q Constitution and plan Of permanent
government for such States which proposed plan shall
be referred back 10 the several State Conventions for
adoption rejection.
Fourth-That the eight Deputies elected by ballot in
this Convention be authorized TO meet the deputies Of
other Slayeholding seeding States OF the Federal
Union for the purpose of carrying into effect the fore
going resolutions IT is recommended that each Of the
said States be entitled vote in the said Conven
ton upon all questions. and each State to send many
deputies equal in number to the Senator'S and Repre-
featives she is entitled TO in the Congress OF the
United States.
Several printed reports have been circulated, bus
ore sanctioned before last Monday.
The Convention went into secret session.
TIE following additional Commissioners wera ap-
pointed Texas, John Mcqueen; Georgia. james Il.
Orr; Mississippi, Armisted Burt instead of Mr. Bon
ham.
Mr.. Spratt started this morning for Tallahassee.
Others have commissions prepared.
Tonight two companies are being formed from the
Sixteenth Regiment The citizens were startled by
firing from the forts but it proved to be only the prac-
Every person residing in South Carolina at the time of
its seceeson from the United States, whether born
resident or nauralized citizen shall connue until
death citizen of South Barolina. unless foreign resi-
dence be established notice of intention be given
Of expatriaon; also, that all free whites born within
the territory of the State those born outside the
territory whose father then citizen, shall BE-
deemed citizens Every person citizen Of any oLeo
the States now oonfederated under the name Of til.
United States Of America who, within twelve months
after the date Of the ordinances Of secession shall como
and reside in the State with the intention OF remaining;
uron such person taking The oath OF allegiance TO this
State below provided. Also every free white who
shall be engaged in actual service In the milf
tary or naval force of the State or shall take an
cath of intention to continue IN such service at least
three months unless sooner discharged honorably and
also the oath of allegiance below prescribed in this
care the oath to be administered by commissioned
officer of the service in which the applicant for
citizenship is to be engaged Of superior rank To
the applicant; thereupon the certificate Of citi-
zenship of the applicant, signed by the officer
shall be delivered to the applicant; also every free
white not citizen Of any OF the States above Mention
ed who at the date Of secession residing in the
State, or who within year from that date has CONS
to reside in the State with the intention of remaining,
upon such person appearing before the Court OF Com
mon Pleas for any Of the districts Of the State, and
establishing by bis her oath the residence ineu
ton here required ard taking the oaths Of allegiance
and abiuation prescribed below also every person not
citizen of any Of the States above mentioned. It
mears any one State OF the United States at the date
the intention Of remaing may be nauralzed according
TO the naturalization laws of the State until altered
rejeal
The naturalization laws of the United States ac
conmodated to the special condition of the State, and
are hereby made the laws of the State except instead
of the oahs requiredby those laws in the final act the
oatbs of allegiance to the State, and aburation below
provided shall be taken. I'm all cases the
citizenship of a man shall extend to his wife,
present or future, whenever she shall have a
residence in South Carolina and shall extend also to
each of his children that under IL years of age may
have residence in South Carolina; in like manner,
the citizenship of shall extend to each of her
children under L. &C.. provided that no case of the
citizenship shall extend any person who is not FREQ
white.
The oath Of allegiance s: " doswear affirm that
will be faithful and true allegiance bear to the State
of South Carolina 80 long as | may continue citizen
thereof"
The 9th of abjuration is: &c I solemnly swear or
affirm that do snd forever abjure all alleg
ance and Odetp every prince, potentate, State,
sovereignty whatsoever except the State Of South
Carolina
The above ordinance was signed yesterday by Presi-
Cent Jamison.