The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-11

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that thv peopisf Of the -syaBssB Beurge, to go I'd
the ssE +s FFasasat Of th4
fGonstitu tuHohgabutgfor Staeaoffssfsgtlaat they
Pesssaize,D Deaseesatie deluhsain sbersdlstrietI
tsH1p Bss,A and ,Aamlssiastho STATS, div ia,isuebi
Other papers We're submitted, and without
being read were saferred, ia the Eommittec on
Business .ssasN XniE aK efT
The Convention then adjourned, to meet
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'thes REpdbae; BE fit tiiciusf5fos us ~ :la'soq
Res6fNal liifFkae THE Democratic partyi of
Sautht tQsrolinls,d6,, ,,uuiteIrssiss tho ,Nutionhl
ReM9oyatis pgftyu vt the oenntrys .apd hold bold
insss,vss tel sa. 9s rts Aftgs|9g fRa
principles, and in MI Measures, that may be re !
.eanasa4 dtheni iatarests ofathecwhols3 81 coaktry!j
apa Ct 9ll Suisse, S., st 1hs 10 rqoa all
vaddnga deh Spepafsd ais II Ct M S SSt%a
be earnestly invited to form Democratic slliibsI
in every section ut the ;StatesIg
Resoiletl,aT hhtztlhe people Of this State be
urSeaHS recemA,ended1 II to gogtoihc polls andl
yote, ass;pst the .Nenstitution, ,pi the yadcals
faelion lately promulgated in lbarleston, .ass13
tdSotd ,fof good aid trass tIheikil
Within their Xt'the saline fihic in v6tiii!y
aofofhe heefssu,idar is CONSTITUTIONS wei would
'pukon recordiour,protcst against its yslidity4
tscs9srcg That, under the acsiou Of thc State
i Of South Cprolipa, heretofore taken, VIC recog-
|, bize tbe coored i;.ulatioH Of the State as an
ntegfal 'Sloncht Of the BODY yTlp;yy:t,s l;yy:t,s and lis
such, n'pcisoh and property, entitled tofaifill
and eqpalf protection under the State iGanstitu-
tlop apaaays;l. And that as citizens of South
4 Carolina, we declare Jour willingness when We
have the c+po&er, to grant them, under proper
qualifications property and Intelligence,
\ thsrigbt afisufrasas ~ 'ag ;ssa.atoas ,sIio
10 R5eeseelyG4r That ys eommittec!o Gye, bctap-
RShtSa RE ths aF@nn f. nSiHste Ssats
glvon f7e1b members; eais; u fA}j56rity f'whom shalrbc
! ,resideiasa Cefafhbia ".ssiet3" .neY CO s.,
\ Resolcctl, That the Chairihahappoiiita Com
\ mittss9f Eys ttpInqpinate to this gonyeution
suitable parsons-two delegates ,rat large and
\ one from each Congressional DistfctA-to Re-
\ presefitt tha Dcmocratie patSS of this State in
4 thefN National Ddmoeratic CONVENTION to be held
I in the city Of New York, on the 4th of July
-paxf5l apdTthat the State Genlrlils eesitive
apgmittae Be sqtbeEzeas to fAli sueR vacancies az M
" ;5BS ' SS 1aiis,e sei11lIks 11lIkssP sPsissas,a siss s,as Contra
Hxeouhs,d Committaesiss thronghahe press,
| such documents as be deemed to .the;purposes
proposed by this Convention,
Before considering this report, it was sug-
gested sKat the various papers submitted to
thet COMMITTEES be read to the Convention
| Whereupon Gov. Perry, Col Blahdihigg Ind Col
1holhhs fsad 1those papers; and, ,'on motion,
they were referred to the Iixces1tivc Committee,
| t6bserovised sand0piblished 1hesearliest day
practicahtein Thesb -able tdoounlens, ,iitsEis be-
lieved, viii bo' III Print .e;ifyIneksS week.
The report of AeYGohfiittae t66 Business
Vas sf6sa ectans &stNh tllliha.Ead shisiilte
resting debate chsieJg0 Mfs Aiken objected to
tho third ctionI as indefinite and really incon-
sistcnt. He fraa,hnwilling to vote for officers
undeHan 1thooustitItio The sec
tion he declared impracticable and invalid.
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