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United States (United States) (search for this): article 9
ners on the revision of the laws of the State, with instructions to report whether the present law upon the rendition of fugitive slaves is in conflict with the Constitution of the United States. The commissioners of revision who are to take the matter in charge are ex-Judges Milo L. Bennett, Pierpont and Isham, and Hon. Andrew Tracy, formerly member of Congress — all known to be men of strong conservative tendencies. Views of a Republican Governor. Mr. Curtin, the Governor elect of Pennsylvania, made a speech in Philadelphia on Saturday evening, during which he referred to the nullifying laws of that State. The speaker doubted whether any of her legislative enactments interfered with the statutes of the United States; but if they did, the principle was maintained that they should be immediately repealed. While Pennsylvania thus yielded to the National Government, she expected every State, both North and South, to be as faithful as herself to constitutional obligations.
Georgetown, S. C. (South Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 9
The South. A letter to the Alexandra Gazette, from Georgetown, S. C., gives the following items: For weeks we have been in the midst of public dinners and meetings, Three last week, and speaking in the Court-House last night.--All are for secession. The vote of the ladies was taken in the meeting last night, and "to a man" they voted to be rather the widows of secessionists than the wives of "submissionists." There was a meeting here last week to nominate delegates to the Convention, and night were appointed a committee to make nominations, and out of the eight, three were ministers. We have a rifle corps here of 70 men, and our representative, P. C. J. Weston, a rice planter, has made them a present of 100 Minnie rifles ($3,500) and a Whitworth gun, ($1,500.) besides smaller contributions. We have also an artillery company of 64 men, and Governor Gist has just sent them a battery of six guns; and three rice planters have sent them their checks for $200 a piece. Then w
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The Stockholders of the Richmond and York River Railroad are to meet at West Point on the 12th inst., to elect a President. The meeting is expected to be a large one, as several gentlemen are expected to be put in nomination for the post.
West Point (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 9
The Stockholders of the Richmond and York River Railroad are to meet at West Point on the 12th inst., to elect a President. The meeting is expected to be a large one, as several gentlemen are expected to be put in nomination for the post.
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