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We learn, from fine Charleston # # that papers, that the Court of appTsls the State has declared unconslllo''qa1dD dDvsn. Test Oath, ordained by the naaI. la's of of that ton of Delegates of the PeoplS oaieer OI State, to be required from every ass g pasct of inc State, Civil or Military. :o,l ne to be, this decision is said (n the o09I,T,5 9cIa,ny5entior, to enu,tl the Ordinance of the ,s oo inc be. SD far as it relates to and emPoSss,sf " of eseIn- g,e glsla'aHs aeganqs 9D the stas and ssp

 f from the Statute Book, or Ds lle s sa,s, fur' inc Convention. The Cou1ls, ,,;,,,oas on q ther. that the Court was a''aa' aa;u;ou tbS' very important point in the s,ssPensDsp oP'D,1p lI' 1.-THE CoNvEsrloN HAD rhAns .a,sseb, s@ AUTHORITY, IN DEFINING Alsss'al ,..1sa,r par DECLARING IT TO BE Excigsi.ns n:rsnesy.

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