LIST OF DELEGATES.

A. G. MACKEY, of Charleston, President.

ABBEVILLE-John A. Hunter, Wm. N. Joiner, Hutson J. Lomax, Baily Milford and Thomas Williamson.

ANDERSON-Samuel Johnson, N. J. Newell and Wm. Perry.

BERKELEY-M. M. Becker, Benjamin Byas, D. H. Chamberlain, W. H. W. Gray, Timothy Hurley, Joseph H. Jenks, Wm. Jervey, George Lee and A. C. Richmond.

BEAUFORT-James D. Bell, R. G. Holmes, L. S. Langley, Robert Smalls, W. J. Whipper, Francis E. Wilder and J. J. Wright.

BARNWELL-James N. Hayne, Charles D. Hayne, Charles P. Leslie, Julius Mayer, Abram Middleton and Niles G. Parker.

CHARLESTON-C. C. Bowen, Richard H. Cain, Francis L. Cardozo, Robert C. DeLarge, Wm. McKinlay, Gilbert Pillsbury and A. J. Ransier.

CHESTER-P. Alexander, B. Burton and S. Sanders.

COLLETON-Jesse S Craig, Wm. Driffle, Wm M. Thomas and Wm. M. Viney.

CLARENDON-Elias Dickson and Wm. Nelson.

CHESTERFIELD-R. J. Donaldson and H. L. Shrewsbury.

DARLINGTON-Isaac Brockenton, Richard Humbird, Jordan Lang and B. F. Whittemore.

EDGEFIELD Frank Arnim, John Bonum, R. B. Elliott, Davis Harris, P. R. Rivers and John Wooley.

FAIRFIELD-H. D. Edwards, Henry Jacobs and James M. Rutland. GREENVILLE-James M. Allen, James M. Runion, Wilson Cooke and W. B. Johnson.

GEORGETOWN-Eranklin F. Miller, Joseph H. Rainey and Henry W.

Webb.

HORRY-Henry Jones and Augustus Thompson.

KERSHAW-John A. Chestnut, S. G. W. Dill and J. K. Jillson.

LEXINGTON-Lemuel Boozer and Simeon Corley.

LANCASTER-Albert Clinton and Charles Jones.

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LAURENS-Joseph Crews, Hardy McDaniels, Nelson Davis and Y. J.

P. Owens.

MARION-Wm. S. Collins, J. W. Johnson, H. E. Hayne, and Benj. A. Thompson.

MARLBORO-George Jackson and Calvin Stubbs.

NEWBERRY-B. Odell Duncan, James Henderson and Lee Nance. ORANGEBURG-E. J. Cain, W. J. McKinlay, E. W. M. Mackey, T. K. Sasportas and Benj. F. Randolph.

PICKENS-Alexander Bryce, L. B. Johnson and M. Mauldin.

RICHLAND-Wm. B. Nash, Samuel B. Thompson, Thomas J. Robertson and Charles M. Wilder.

SUMTER-T. J. Coghlan, Samuel Lee, W. E. Johnston and F. J. Moses, Jr.

SPARTANBURG-J. P. F. Camp, John S. Gentry, H. H. Foster and C.

Wingo.

UNION-Abram Dogan, James H. Goss and Samuel Nuckles.

WILLIAMSBURG-William Darrington, C. M. Olsen and S. A. Swails. YORK-John W. Mead, W. E. Rose, J. L. Neagle and J. H. White.

C. J. STOLBRAND, Secretary.

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GENERAL INDEX.

A.

Absence, temporary, no forfeiture of residence......
Accused persons, rights of in criminal prosecutions..................
Acts, shall relate to but one subject.....

right of members of General Assembly to protest
against.......

Adjutant and Inspector-General, to be chosen by electors
rank as Brigadier-Gene-

Agricultural College to be established.....

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ral....

lands for support of.............

to be a branch of State University...

Allegiance, paramount......

Amendment of Constitution, how made......
Appropriation, money to be drawn from Treasury only by
Arbitration, laws to be passed providing for.....

Army, standing, not to be maintained in time of

peace...

Bills, what required in order to become laws......

Bonds, debts contracted by the State to be by loan on....
amounts of not less than fifty dollars each......
to be payable within twenty years...............

registry of, Treasurer shall keep a.

C.

Census, to be taken every ten years....

Charitable Institutions, to be fostered by the State.........

Charleston, County of, allowed two Senators...

Circuits, State shall be divided into.......

Solicitor for each to be elected by the people.....

Cities and towns shall be incorporated......

bear arms.....

Comptroller-General, elected by the people
Constitution, certificate of adoption of........

persons exempted from provisions of......
how amended.....

ratification of....................

amendments to, two or more to be voted on
singly....

Convention to amend, how called....

of whom to consist.....

Conscience, freedom of................

Conscientious scruples, persons having not compelled to

Constables, to be chosen by the people in each County....

shall reside in locality where elected........
compensation of, to be fixed by law.....................

Contracts, obligation of, not to be impaired by law.

for the purchase of slaves, declared void......

compensation of.....

may be formed under general laws...

shall be subject to taxation...

right of way for use of, to be paid for....................

compensation for, how fixed...

dues from, shall be secured.....

responsibility of stockholders of..........................

Corruption of blood, conviction shall not work.

Counties, General Assembly shall have power to organize

new......

new, size of prescribed...

entitled to at least one Representative each..............
County, each to constitute one Election District......
County Commissioners, to be elected by the people..

jurisdiction of, over roads, &c......
term of office......

Court, Supreme, vested with judicial power....

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jurisdiction of.......

Justices of.................