From the Raleigh Register. July7

5 ST I ATE CONFIEsfflI I HON.
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 This body, 1t is expected, will adjourn the latter part of the present week.

 It will be seen that the Debate on the 32d Article, which We noticed in our last, was not arrested unal Wednesday, when the convention determined, by vote off 10 5, to amend the Article, by striking out he word Profestdat, and inserting the word Christian. The effect of this amendment, if literally construed will be 10 exclude from office all (and among them ofcourse, Jews,) who deny the truth ofthe Chrtstsan religion, or the divine authority either of the Old or New Testament. Though we should have felt much greater qualification in announ- cing that all Religious Tests had been abo- lished in North Carolina, and that every one was at liberty to worship Almighty God according to the dictates of his own eon- science, yet we feel thankful, that amidst the excitement with which the public mind is now so deeply agitated, so much has been yielded to the spirit of tolerance.

 The Speeches delivered on the occasion cannot fail to prove a rich treat to the pub- lie, and they shall be gratified with the op- portunity ofreading them, so soon as we have published the debate which has order of precedence. Judge Goston's speech. which occupied the best part ef two days in the delivery, was decidedly the greatest eff fort, which fl has ever been our good fortune to hear, and surpassed the most elevated anticipatons of an audience long sensible of that gentleman's great and mefited fame.

 On Thursday, the Convention determined by vote of 74 to A, toelect the Governor of the State by the People, biennially.

 The whole of Friday was occupied with the Report Of he Committee appointed to arrange the Senatorial Districts and appor- ton the Members of the House of Com. mons.