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W. Thompson, Whitfield »k8, Richard A. Gantt, J. H. Weatherspoon, jun: William T.
•bie, A. Fuller, Henry Caughman, J. L. (jregorie.
II motion of the Hon. Henry Deas^ the conv'cntion adjourned to rday Evening at 7 o'clock.
the second meeting of thb CONVEMTIOj^T.
Charleston, Fbb. 25th, 1832.
\xe Convention was called to order at 7 o*clock. The President opeiied the busmess of the Convention.
P. M. Butler, Esq. addressed t|ie Meeting, and moved that Geifl.
Earle be invited to a seat within the are...a occupied by the Delegates.
This motion >vas unanimously adopted, and accordingly Genl. Earl ivas introduced by the Marshals.
W. B. Seabrook, Esq. then' addressed the Convention, and ofieced the following Resolutions! — Resolved^ That^ the President of this Convention do convey the thanks of the State Rights and Free Trade Party to the Hon. Robert Y.
Hayne, and the Hon. George ?.I'Dutfie, for their recent efforts in Con- gress, in the cause of Free Trade and Constitutional I,iiberty.
Resolved f That we highly approve of the Inte Speech of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. Thompson, Whitfield »k8, Richard A. Gantt, J. H. Weatherspoon, jun: William T.
•bie, A. Fuller, Henry Caughman, J. L. (jregorie.
II motion of the Hon. Henry Deas^ the conv'cntion adjourned to rday Evening at 7 o'clock.
the second meeting of thb CONVEMTIOj^T.
Charleston, Fbb. 25th, 1832.
\xe Convention was called to order at 7 o*clock. The President opeiied the busmess of the Convention.
P. M. Butler, Esq. addressed t|ie Meeting, and moved that Geifl.
Earle be invited to a seat within the are...a occupied by the Delegates.
This motion >vas unanimously adopted, and accordingly Genl. Earl ivas introduced by the Marshals.
W. B. Seabrook, Esq. then' addressed the Convention, and ofieced the following Resolutions! — Resolved^ That^ the President of this Convention do convey the thanks of the State Rights and Free Trade Party to the Hon. Robert Y.
Hayne, and the Hon. George ?.I'Dutfie, for their recent efforts in Con- gress, in the cause of Free Trade and Constitutional I,iiberty.
Resolved f That we highly approve of the Inte Speech of Mr.
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