BY SPEAKERS' NAMES. NORTH CAROLINA. ORGANIZATION of the Convention,..... RULES for the Government of the Convention, Electors, &c,........ HENRY ABBOTT — Religion;_ opposed to an exclusive Establishment; no religious Test; Pagan or Deist may obtain Office; Oath; by whom are Mr. BLOODWORTH-opposed to Congressional Control over Elections,. Defence of its Omission not satisfactory; Precaution in granting Powers, Sovereignty of the Federal Government annihilates the States,. Powers of Congress dangerous to State Laws,.... Amendments, for previous ones, 184. Southern and Northern Interests Sweeping Clause, not plain," Pursuance" equivocal and ambiguous,.. Religion; conceived that Jews, Mahometans, and Pagans, are invited to the 187 ...... Mr. WILLIAM R. DAVIE (a Member of the Federal Convention) - for in- Vice-President, Reasons why introduced; Consolidation not intended; Confederacies; Amphictyonic; European,. Rhode Island, her Conduct; Elections; true Construction of the Clause,. Journal; Publication; necessary to conceal it during the Confederation,.. ..... Treaty-making Power, in all Countries, placed in the Executive Depart- Senatorial Term of Service; thirteen Councillors would destroy Presidential Responsibility, 122. State Sovereignty represented in the Senate; Treaty; Laws, their Execution; Judiciary; prohibitory Provisions ought to Mr. DAVIE, continued - supersede the Laws of particular States, 155. Pine-barren Acts, Paper .... Powers granted, &c., 182. Operation on Paper Money; its great Deprecia- Securities, no Power to interfere with them,. Opposed to the previous Question; conditional Ratification alarming, Mr. GOUDY - for certain Rules to govern the Proceedings, .... Powers of Congress; Tendency to destroy the State Governments, Page. 160 183 .... 191 218 236 10 93 70 73 101 190 99 Mr. JAMES GALLOWAY-Congress; Apprehension that it may perpetuate Yeas and Nays; one fifth required,... Slavery; Manumission apprehended,. Laws supreme; Obligation of Contracts; Redemption of Securities, Mr. HARDIMAN - Defence, where to apply, Mr. WHITMILL HILL-Requisition; Taxes, to be paid in Money Loans,... 83 4 9 10 Further Remarks on the Necessity of fully debating the proposed Con- Senatorial Term; Powers of the Senate; Reference to British Government, 38 Elections; Control by general Government; executive, legislative, and judicial, separate, an Improvement, Taxation; approves the Power by Congress, Powers ought to be competent to the public Safety, 110 Presidential Election; Objections answered, 107. President's Power over No Danger from the Apprehension of Aristocracy; Commons an Overmatch Senate's Power ought to counteract that of the House, to preserve State Amendments may be made; Suffrage in the Senate; Compromise on Three Fourths may call a Convention to amend,. Laws consistent with the Constitution binding on the People; Powers 164 170 176 177 178 Mr. IREDELL, continued- Page. Replies to general Objections, Exclusive Legislation; States will stipulate; Insult to Congress in 1783; "Nine,' 186 218, 223 sufficient to establish the Constitution; Disadvantages in not Moves for Ratification and subsequent Amendments, Powers; no Parallel between Congress and Parliament, Taxation, in Kind, Replies to Objections, --Treaties; Difference between Confederation and Constitution, Jurisdiction, concurrent between State and Federal Courts, 228 241 197 248 26 33 35 50 56 64 77 88 115 141 Fallacy of the Opinion that the Pope, or a Foreigner, may be chosen 198 Mr. WILLIE JONES- for putting the Question upon the Constitution im- Reasons for this Proposition,. 7 Ratification; wished to be out of the Union,.. 245 Though no Share in the new Appointments, common Interest with Virginia; 225 Defence of the Opposition,.. 234 Amendments; adopting States; no Office-Hunter, &c., Amendments, 240 216 to 217 Against Adoption; moved the previous Question; refuses to withdraw his Mr. LOCKE-Constitution grants unlimited Powers, 168. Necessity of Pine- Mr. LENOIR-President's Treaty-making Power, a legislative Act, Mr. MACLAINE-Distinction between a Monarchy and Republic,. Power in the People, not in the States; Distinction between Law and Fact; State and Federal Courts,. 160 164 to 172 Money Bills; Paper Money; Depreciation, though ultimately good, 172 175 State Sovereignty not in Danger from Congress,. 180 Taxes will be inconsiderable; Congress will have Credit abroad; Adoption will bring out Specie,.... 188 Trade, its Resources; Loans, 189 - Mr. M'DOWALL — Elections; Control over Taxation, opposed to its Surrender Mr. MILLER-Presidential Powers, a Defect in the Constitution,.. Mr. PERSON --- Mr. PORTER-Money Clause, whence does the Power originate?.. Treaties; House of Representatives ought to have a Vote in making them,.. 118 189 210 114 217 94 115 217 Mr. SPAIGHT (a Member of the Federal Convention) — Taxes, whether paid to Judiciary; Federal Convention unanimous in keeping separate the Federal 139 ..... Trial by Jury; in the Federal Convention, considerable Time taken to 144 Convention, denies that it exceeded its Powers,. 206 Senate responsible to State Legislatures; Federal Constitution favorable to 206, 210 Mr. SPENCER- Governors, Servants of the People,. Taxes, Interference between the States and the Federal Government; Executive Power; standing Council of one Member from each of the .... 116 Treaties should have the Sanction of all the Senate; Aristocracy should be Judiciary, Objections to the System,. Preamble, "We, the People; " Oath, 153. Trial by Jury,. Contends for a Bill of Rights Power, Jurisdiction, and Right, not given up, remain in the States; objects to a Revision of Facts by Federal Court, and Boundary of a Bill of Rights wanted, Religious Tests, Foundation of Persecution,. Amendments, 227. For Union, Mr. STEELE-Elections; no Check in the old Confederation,. Journal, its Publication,.. Taxation, in Favor of the Clause, Page. Mr. JOSEPH TAYLOR-Wording, "We, the People," an assumed Power,.. 23 36 Impeachment, does it reach Collectors?. 45 Elections, their Control in vague Terms,. 70 104, 105 Mr. WILSON-wished Exclusion of Popish Priests from Office,. 212 BILL OF RIGHTS,.. 243 YEAS AND NAYS, at large, on Amendment, 250 251 CLOSING PROCEEDINGS-"neither to ratify nor reject the Constitution,” SOUTH CAROLINA. ROBERT BARNWELL-for a limited Discussion, 263. Defence of the Con- ........ Mr. PATRICK CALHOUN─Religion; too great a Latitude allowed,. ...... Hon. RALPH IZARD-Right of Kings to make Treaties, 293 263 312 Mr. RAWLINS LOWNDES-Senate and the old Confederation; Constitution ....... 312 Col. MASON- thanks Mr. Lowndes for his Opposition to the Constitution,... 316 - Only three States sanctioned the Importation of Negroes, CHARLES PINCKNEY (a Member of the Federal Convention) - Motives as 298 263 272 257 286 |