The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-11
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t11au beshri6ficted on theI South, before, lurff,s
Observation-Disclosures rsSothmenaed tKc adopti5r
fbfircsolutiohs CofiiysntsS,
luuitepdyitbsuhsatNati NatiohaisD sDUmoeAtit sbastyto
fthpN Noeds that itgsha del legatesttoth ths Naio,ih
ConventioGsoib ibs heldsod tlisasRu apioximiso
that thupeoples Of the state borurged to 90 t,
the polIsSba vote gsaiiRbg gsig tRs Of tn,
eGonstitutioh, abutafor Stateeoffieefsp The,
bergspizejD Deasaesntio delahaiin sssry,D District
t9Xn aad Aamlet lqt in the Stats, Stats, d,iw ;e,i.a,E;
Other papers were submitted ,,aI.dl ,aaInd wiitthop viz
being read, were ussferred te the HnmmttccS 20 OF
business. .assiN xslN aN ahT
The Convention then adjourned, to meet
Pthis dayy;s ae12tfn eda sai'sed sooi,nloo2ah
rs This boay fsssssmBlcai at11 5cloek!.ycas
fssfdayy,ef efTon1Ai Bafsfh tRo eHaia!' The bro
feeeadgs 8 We're opened WITH PRAYER ByRes iNIr
Y5uSgs ''Phe j6urhal 6f tlfos 7provioddss day.
pr6saedingss was trasad thha confriacd? 20ibiis
lzHa0 0namotion Of Gen Preston, thtg Pftsidcnts
Paha members f6f Demoefatic aulabs present
daestcd to take seats ton ihc 4ioor Of dic
tai6tsetnc Hn l,-siasgso ,bsaiybs ,1r oa N .5yad
H'on motion, th9 reporters fJ&fs J&fstlie The press wJte
aoGd: J!.psar1tb Chairman Of the Coin
OF F6s}P F6}P1 fcaatiHc report 5f the Commit
tesaoP PBusihessa which :iitcrEs66a discussion
fwas iaidtptcdqmts 7odiid smso oda .z7,Dloa
ff "Whersas,,ia tAtE EopiaiBlfS dliRg Coneentioa
~ihtorcstso Buti OF dtlSt;ttei and our ccii
mopicountryampe mperatively .de,nindthc, union 7of
ailgooa ,SlseHand conservative. mep, ,ulder ethc
. nf thn Nnfs al
Pa5Sy ia5Si9l Sa rs PEspepSs St the Fedcral
Che Republic; be It, tKcruiforc.1r ri' ,-ai=.1
pc" s"RosdftSaAi hat the. Democratic party of
Sautht Mrolisas1do, unite irisith the National
!}esmP9cEyatlq tY5n vt The eepntryi and hold
aw irsssvss to soopsa VA SSaS} f jstsn 'BS III
principles, and in all Measures. that NAV be re-
earded dtAd,thezintorests of tho ,whola couiitry
eAHp eAHpd a ct al glasses q, people. 10 yco i
IIesofged, That the people of this State, in-
'eaddns-ll deh Prepared to act wi,ho;he 1afity, 1ft
be earnestly invited to form Democratic tcl,,bs
in every section f1the States
Itesefsfl,aiT hat the people Of this State be
urgently recommended to goi the polls and
yote, oass.inst as the CONSTITUTION pr tue radicdl
! iactiio1 Sa.i lately promulgated in Charleston. d
vote fof good and. trae Inch itS al isiI
Within their giftn!s Xtthci same Time in Sotii.
for 'ofheefs ,ii,iderlths Constitution. We would
puton record cur protest against its validity.
ha;c5otrcd, That. under the action OF the State
Of Of South Carolina, heretofore taken, VIC reccg-
i,nze thc colorcd population Of The State as an
integral 'c!omeht Of the body l;v.;t..2 and. rs
sach; in'pcfsoh and property, entitled to- n full
anu equal protection under tho State Cunstitu-
ton a1pa ,laws.,is And that as citizens Of South
Carolina, we declare our willingness, when VIC
nave hc|,poWcr, to grant them, under proper
qualifications ms to" property and intelligence,
theright of!sufrasa. - tsr .sa,is5
50 RheselgyGd, That ~ committee of Eve be ap-
pointed by the Chairman TO no,linatc !, State
Nentral EXECUTIVE Committee, consisting Of,
seven members; Il lnaiority Of whom shallbc
,resideffsrat Ceiambia. ".aSlae -isot ac So
Resolrcd, That the Chairman appoint Cou,-
mltteeleAgqf hysGs ,tpnopinate to this Convention
suitable persons-two delegates ,,at largo and
one from each Congressional Distfictt-t6 >rre-
present. The Democratic party Of this State in
thoiNational Ddm6cratic Convention to be held
in the city of New York, on the 4th of July
neSttf aadTthat the State Gentrall lex eettive
Gp9mittse he herAsa to fill s"ee vacancies
R$sJlss ta}iAc4,s i 4sITh Thatf tfnih tic State ccl}ral
dsxeoutiss sCoinmitteeuissuej through the press,
such documents as be deemed to the purposes
proposed by this Convention.
Before considering tRis REPORT, It was sug-
gestcd Bhats the various papers submitted to
the Committee be read to the Convention
Whereupon Gov. Perry, Col. Banding and Col
qhomas reid ithoso papers and on motion,
they were referred to the Executive Committee,
Tor be reyised.and published at thoearliest day
practicablels These .able documents 1T is be-
eved, will bc' III print caflylnGxt week.
The report of the Com fnittee (on Business
&askt6ad hysectens 81 AN alli,a.ted sa,nginte
resting debate chsded3 Mrs Aiken objected to
tho thirdsection. as indefinite and really incon-
sistcnt. He wasohnwilling to vote for officers
undernan Unconstitutional pprovision. The sec
ton he declared impracticablc and invalid
taCol. Thomassr replied It was deemed imrror
taHt 70 Insert This section in order TO bring out
thcS strength Of theiwhito vote in the State
Butssuggested, thatin9 thus voting, we enter
our solemn Iprotustiagaust tho entire proceed-
ins.aI Igiai ada 81 tiid ;ie,p5euns 10 safn,
fGolQ Aikdnsacceptcd the suggestion, aud the
f6ilG@ipg amendment was added: ',But ut tile
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