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From the s. Louis Repubficaa.

 Sourn=GARoLINA CoNYESaIea.-Th he Convention met at Columbia CT the l9th als., and apponted the lion. Stephen D. Miller to the Chair, and Air. Burt, of Edgeheld, Secretary, Fro lem. The credentials oi.nembers were then read, when, with few exceptions, all the mem hers elected attended and signed the roll. i motion was then made to elect q President, when Gov. HAMILTON was elected without opposition. There We're ten blank votes from portion, as is supposed, of the Union party, and a few scattering votes, but the Governor got I3S votes. He returned thanks in very handsome address. The Conyen- ton ther proceeded 10 the nomination of Clerk, when Mir. Isaac ". Hayne being nominated by Judge Colcock, was also elected without opposition. After the election of Door Keepers, &c. Jldge Golcock rose and submitted a resolution, proposing in substance to refer the let calling Convention, and the whole subject on which they had assembled, to select committee of 2l members. This was agreed to without opposition; and the Convention adjourned, to meet next day at ten o'clock, when the com mittee would be nominated. It was agreed that the proceedings of each meeting should be opened with prayer.

 As far as can be ascertained, the rel alive strength of parties in the Conven- ton is as iollows: State Rights Dele gales, l43; Union do. 26- whole num- Der i69.