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The Daily Dispatch: December 29, 1860., [Electronic resource], The Montgomery Raid (search)
utive Connoil, whose duty it shall be to advise with him. Mr. Rhett spoke on the report of the committee who had under consideration the address to the Southern people; also, on the ordinance forming a Southern Confederacy. He said the object of speedy combination was the permanent protection of their rights. He favored the proposition of doubling the number of representatives in the General Convention, and adopting the articles of confederation for a Provisional Government. Mr. Memminger, in the secret session yesterday, from the committee to whom was referred the resolutions on citizenship, reported every person in South Carolina at the time of secession, whether born, temporary residents, or naturalized, shall continue citizens until death. Free whiles, whose fathers were then residents of the State, and citizens of other States who may reside in this seven months, with the intention of remaining, shall, on taking the oath of allegiance, become citizens. Free whites,