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 PRoCEEDIA'Gs OffTHE C0l'gE-Ns

 TION

 Wednesday, Jun. 27. Mir, Fowler, from the committee CT the Militia, made report--whch on his motion was agreed to.

 The Chair announced the following com nlittee, to arrange, article and section, tue various reports as they are engroesedY for the final aetion of the Conventions Fiessrs. | Walker of H., Farrelly and Dickinson. Nir Roane submitted tie following reselu- i tion, which was adopted:

 Resoleed, That committee to consist of five members be appointed to draft an Ad- dress to tho Congress of the U. States, to ae- company the Constitution of the state of Arkanses--and afessrs. Roane, Ball, Conway, Cummins and Bscoe, were appointed said committee.

 The report of the committee to draft Bill of Rights, was then taken up, and after being read, wus adopted.

  was taken up, and adopted.

 The engrossed report of the committee on the Executive Department was then taken up, and after several amendments offered and rejected, the report was agreed to.

 The report of the Judiciary committee was taken up, amended, and finally adopted.

 1hursday, Jun. 2s. On motion of MT. Walker of H, the report of the Legislative Commttee was taken up, amended, and finally adopted

 The report on Miscellaneous subjects was taken up, amended, and also agreed to. Tle supplementary report of the commit tee on the Judiciary, was taken up; and On motion of slr. Fowler, 1t was agreed to. On motion of Mr. Walker Of w, the re- port on Ordinance and Compact, was taken up, amended, and finally adopted.

 I1r5da3, .Jea. 29 Mir. Marshall from the committee to draft a Schedule to the Constitution, made re- portland on motion of Alr. Royston, the re- port was agreed to.

 The following resolution offered by Mir Lacy, was adopted

 Resolpcd, That this Convention allow their Secretary ten dollars per day, for his servi- ces, and the Door-keePer three dollars per day.

 MT. Roane from the committee to draft an address to Congress to accompany the Gonsti- tuition, made report--and on motion, the re- port was agreed to.

 NIT. Walker of H., submitted the following resolution, which was adopted

 Resotced, That the Secretary be Ter ast- ed to make ont two copies of the COnssltu- tion one on parchment and the other on pa- per--which shall be transmitted to Congress, and the other shall be laid up in the archieves of the St ste. For which service he shall be allowed one hundred dollars.

 Mir. Walker of iii., submitted 6 resolution giving to the Messenger who benrs the Con- stitution to Congress, S500 for his s-services-a which, on motion of NIT. Dickinson, was amended, by inserting .'such compensation as the next General Assembly may deem proper''-which was agreed to.

 The Convention went ints the election of, q Messenger to bear the Constitution to the City of Washington.

 Mir Menefae nominated Dr. J. H. Cooke, Mr. Ringgeld nominated c. F. M. Noland, MT. Drennen nominated R. c. $. Brown, AIr. Clark, of C., nominated Ba nett Will Hams, Mr. Walker of H., nominated Elias Rector, Mir. Drew nominated Robertson Chil- dress, and Mr. King nominated the U. s. Mail.

 Ballots. lst 2d Sd 4th 9th 9th 7th J. II. Cooke, 4 6 6 , c. r. NJ. Noland, 10 10 B 16 9 29 k. c. s. Brown, l3 15 l5 16 19 20 20 B. Williams, r. Rector, 10 10 II II Q R. Childress, 1 3 3 , 4 Fl U. s. Mail, 1 ? 1 I F Col. Rector was withdrawn on the 5th bal lot, MT. Williams on the 4th, Dr. Cooke, on the 5th, and Col. Childress on the 7th.

 And c. F. NJ. Noland having received majority of all the votes, on the 7th ballot, was declared duly elected.

 safarday, Jan. 30. Mir. Lacy submitted resolution, authoriz- ing the Printer to the Convention to publish 10000 copies of the Constitution of Arkan- sas, and LOGO copies of the Journal of the Convention and directing ssiiiiee siiiee Secretary 10 circulate them among the several counties