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Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution, Volume 30: Ratification of the Constitution by the States: North Carolina Volume 30 Annotated edition [Kietas viršelis]

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  • Serija: Ratification of the Constitution 30
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Nov-2019
  • Leidėjas: Wisconsin Historical Society Press
  • ISBN-10: 0870209205
  • ISBN-13: 9780870209208
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  • Formatas: Hardback, 500 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 231x160x48 mm, weight: 1157 g
  • Serija: Ratification of the Constitution 30
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Nov-2019
  • Leidėjas: Wisconsin Historical Society Press
  • ISBN-10: 0870209205
  • ISBN-13: 9780870209208
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The Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution: Ratification of the Constitution by the States: North Carolina (Volumes 30-31) are the latest volumes in the Society Press's 34-plus volume Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution series, praised as "the most important editorial project in the nation" by constitutional historian Leonard Levy. They detail public and private ratification debates between North Carolina's opponents and proponents of the Constitution.

The series aims to preserve the state-by-state debates about the ratification of the United States Constitution. It is an unrivalled reference work on the US Constitution. Each volume is encyclopaedic, consisting of manuscripts and published documents compiled from thousands of sources, carefully transcribed, thoroughly annotated, comprehensively indexed and often accompanied by a variety of supplemental documents.
Acknowledgments xiv
Organization xvi
Editorial Procedures xix
General Ratification Chronology, 1786--1791 xx
Calendar for the Years 1787--1790 xxiii
Introduction xxv
Note on Sources xxxiii
Symbols xlii
North Carolina Chronology, 1663--1790 xlv
Officers of the State of North Carolina, 1787--1790 xlviii
General Assembly of North Carolina xlix
I THE DEBATE OVER THE CONSTITUTION IN NORTH CAROLINA 18 September--27 December 1787
Introduction
3(2)
North Carolina Delegates to the Constitutional Convention to Governor Richard Caswell, Philadelphia, 18 September 1787
5(2)
§ Editors' Note: The First Publication of the Constitution in North Carolina 4 October 1787
7(1)
John Rutherfurd to Samuel Johnston, Wilmington, N.C., 23 October 1787
8(1)
Samuel Johnston to Nathaniel Dukinfield, Hayes Plantation, N.C. 2 November 1787
8(1)
John Sevier to Benjamin Franklin, State of Franklin, 2 November 1787
8(1)
Pennsylvania Herald, 3 November 1787
9(1)
Norfolk and Portsmouth Journal, 7 November 1787
9(1)
Hugh Williamson: Speech at Edenton, N.C., 8 November 1787
10(10)
Resolutions of Inhabitants of Chowan County and the Town of Edenton Edenton, N.C., 8 November 1787
20(2)
Edenton District: Grand Jury Presentment on the New Constitution Edenton, N.C., 12 November 1787
22(3)
James White to Governor Richard Caswell, New York, 13 November 1787
25(1)
State Gazette of North Carolina, 22 November 1787
26(1)
William Dickson to Robert Dickson, Goshen, Duplin County, N.C. 30 November 1787
26(1)
North Carolina Congressional Delegates to the North Carolina General Assembly Tarborough, N.C., 15 December 1787
27(2)
Benjamin Franklin to John Sevier, Philadelphia, 16 December 1787
29(1)
North Carolina Gazette, 19 December 1787
29(3)
Adieu, North Carolina Gazette, 19 December 1787
32(1)
James Sanders to Daniel Smith, Tarborough, N.C., 23 December 1787
33(1)
New York Journal, 27 December 1787
34(1)
II THE NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY CALLS A STATE CONVENTION 19 November--22 December 1787
Introduction
35(2)
House of Commons Proceedings, Monday, 19 November 1787
37(1)
Senate Proceedings, Monday, 19 November 1787
38(1)
Governor Richard Caswell to the North Carolina General Assembly Tarborough, N.C., 20 November 1787
39(1)
House of Commons Proceedings, Wednesday, 21 November 1787
40(1)
Senate Proceedings, Wednesday, 21 November 1787
40(1)
House of Commons Proceedings, Wednesday, 21 November 1787
41(1)
House of Commons Proceedings, Thursday, 22 November 1787
41(1)
House of Commons Proceedings, Monday, 26 November 1787
41(1)
Richard Dobbs Spaight to Levi Hollingsworth, Tarborough, N.C. 30 November 1787
41(1)
House of Commons Proceedings, Wednesday, 5 December 1787
42(1)
Senate Proceedings, Wednesday, 5 December 1787
42(2)
Senate Proceedings, Thursday, 6 December 1787
44(3)
House of Commons Proceedings, Thursday, 6 December 1787
47(2)
House of Commons Proceedings, Friday, 7 December 1787
49(1)
House of Commons Proceedings, Monday, 10 December 1787
50(1)
Senate Proceedings, Friday, 14 December 1787
50(1)
House of Commons Proceedings, Friday, 14 December 1787
50(1)
House of Commons Proceedings, Monday, 17 December 1787
51(1)
House of Commons Message to the Senate, Monday, 17 December 1787
52(1)
House of Commons Proceedings, Friday, 21 December 1787
52(1)
Senate Proceedings, Friday, 21 December 1787
53(1)
House of Commons Proceedings, Saturday, 22 December 1787
53(1)
III THE DEBATE OVER THE CONSTITUTION IN NORTH CAROLINA 1 January--6 August 1788
Introduction
54(2)
A Hermit, 1788
56(1)
A Dispassionate Yankey, Edenton Intelligencer, 1788
57(2)
Philadelphia Independent Gazetteer, 5 January 1788
59(1)
Extract of a Letter from Washington, N.C., 13 January 1788
59(1)
Charles Johnson to James Iredell, Strawberry Hill, N.C., 14 January 1788
59(2)
Archibald Maclaine to James Iredell, Wilmington, N.C., 15 January 1788
61(1)
William R. Davie to James Iredell, Halifax, N.C., 22 January 1788
62(1)
Maryland Journal, 1 February 1788
63(1)
False Reports of North Carolina's Ratification of the Constitution 5 February--5 March 1788
64(2)
Massachusetts Gazette, 5 February 1788
64(1)
Massachusetts Centinel, 6 February 1788
64(1)
New York Journal, 14 February 1788
64(1)
Newport Herald, 14 February 1788
64(1)
Vermont Gazette, 18 February 1788
65(1)
New York Journal, 26 February 1788
65(1)
Pennsylvania Gazette, 5 March 1788
65(1)
William R. Davie to Francis Child, Halifax, N.C., 6 February 1788
66(1)
James Madison to George Washington, New York, 8 February 1788
66(1)
Edward Carrington to James Madison, Manchester, Va., 10 February 1788
67(1)
William R. Davie to Hugh Williamson, Halifax, N.C., 12 February 1788
67(1)
Benjamin Hawkins to James Madison, Warrenton, N.C., 14 February 1788
67(1)
John M'Lean to James Iredell, Norfolk, Va., 15 February 1788
68(1)
Massachusetts Governor John Hancock to Governor Richard Caswell Boston, 16 February 1788
69(1)
John C. Osborn to Jeremiah Wadsworth, New Bern, N.C., 18 February 1788
70(1)
Marcus I, Norfolk and Portsmouth Journal, 20 February 1788
70(9)
Marcus II, Norfolk and Portsmouth Journal, 27 February 1788
79(6)
Extract of a Letter from North Carolina, 3 March 1788
85(1)
Archibald Maclaine to James Iredell, Wilmington, N.C., 4 March 1788
86(1)
Marcus III, Norfolk and Portsmouth Journal, 5 March 1788
87(5)
North Carolina Gazette, 5--12 March 1788
92(1)
Marcus IV, Norfolk and Portsmouth Journal, 12 March 1788
93(9)
Providence Gazette, 15 March 1788
102(1)
Marcus V, Norfolk and Portsmouth Journal, 19 March 1788
102(4)
Publicola: An Address to the Freemen of North Carolina State Gazette of North Carolina, 20, 27 March 1788
106(12)
State Gazette of North Carolina, 27 March 1788
118(2)
Alonzo, State Gazette of North Carolina, 27 March 1788
120(3)
Common Sense, Wilmington Centinel, c. April 1788
123(1)
Thomas Tinsel, Wilmington Centinel, c. April 1788
124(1)
A North Carolina Citizen on the Federal Constitution, April 1788
124(17)
Richard Dobbs Spaight to Levi Hollingsworth, New Bern, N.C., 3 April 1788
141(1)
David Witherspoon to James Iredell, New Bern, N.C., 3 April 1788
141(1)
Portland, Maine, Cumberland Gazette, 3 April 1788
142(1)
Extract of a Letter from Washington, N.C., 6 April 1788
142(1)
Edenton Intelligencer, 9 April 1788
142(1)
William Blount and the Constitution, 9, 17 April 1788
143(1)
Pennsylvania Gazette, 9 April 1788
143(1)
Philadelphia Independent Gazetteer, 17 April 1788
144(1)
James Breckinridge to John Preston, Williamsburg, Va., 14 April 1788
144(1)
President of Congress Cyrus Griffin to Governor Samuel Johnston New York, 14 April 1788
145(1)
William Hooper to James Iredell, Hillsborough, N.C., 15 April 1788
145(1)
James Iredell to Baron de Poellnitz, 15 April 1788
146(1)
Edenton Intelligencer, 16 April 1788
147(1)
Silas Cooke to Henry Marchant, New Bern, N.C., 20 April 1788
147(1)
Massachusetts Gazette, 22 April 1788
148(1)
Virginia Centinel, 23 April 1788
148(1)
Winchester Virginia Gazette, 23 April 1788
148(1)
Archibald Maclaine to James Iredell, Wilmington, N.C., 29 April 1788
148(1)
Wilmington Celebrates St. Tammany's Day, 1 May 1788
149(1)
Governor Samuel Johnston to James White, Edenton, N.C., 8 May 1788
150(1)
William R. Davie to James Iredell, Halifax, N.C., 10 May 1788
151(1)
Massachusetts Gazette, 13 May 1788
152(1)
Extract of a Letter from North Carolina, 14 May 1788
152(1)
Wilmington Centinel, 14 May 1788
153(1)
Wilmington Centinel, 14 May 1788
154(1)
Pennsylvania Carlisle Gazette, 14 May 1788
154(1)
Pennsylvania Gazette, 14 May 1788
154(1)
John Parkinson to Joel Lane, Portsmouth, Va., 18 May 1788
154(1)
Extract of a Letter from New York, 18 May 1788
155(1)
John Lamb to Willie Jones, New York, 19 May 1788
155(2)
Thomas Iredell, Jr., to James Iredell, Edenton, N.C., 22 May 1788
157(1)
New York Journal, 31 May 1788
157(1)
Providence Gazette, 7 June 1788
158(1)
Governor Samuel Johnston to Hugh Williamson, Edenton, N.C., 10 June 1788
158(1)
Hugh Williamson to James Iredell, New York, 11 June 1788
159(1)
Nicholas Gilman to John Sullivan, New York, 12 June 1788
159(1)
Honestus, Wilmington Centinel, 18 June 1788
160(2)
New York Journal, 19 June 1788
162(1)
Timothy Bloodworth to John Lamb, North Carolina, 23 June 1788
163(1)
James Benton to Thomas Hart, Hartford, N.C., 29 June 1788
164(1)
Timothy Bloodworth to John Lamb, North Carolina, 1 July 1788
165(1)
William Hooper to James Iredell, Hillsborough, N.C., 2 July 1788
166(1)
Richard Dobbs Spaight to Levi Hollingsworth, New Bern, N.C., 3 July 1788
166(1)
Fayetteville, N.C., Celebrates the Fourth of July 1788
167(1)
Halifax, N.C., Celebrates the Fourth of July 1788 and Ratification by Nine States
167(1)
§ Editors' Note: Wilmington, N.C., Celebrates Ratification by Virginia 4 July 1788
168(1)
William R. Davie to James Iredell, Halifax, N.C., 9 July 1788
168(1)
Virginia Centinel, 9 July 1788
169(1)
Springfield, Mass., Hampshire Chronicle, 9 July 1788
170(1)
Charles Pettigrew to Peter Singleton, Perquimans County, N.C., 14 July 1788
170(1)
Common Sense: To the People of North-Carolina, Wilmington Centinel 16 July 1788
171(1)
An Inhabitant of Wilmington, Wilmington Centinel, 16 July 1788
172(1)
Charleston City Gazette, 22 July 1788
172(1)
Mediator, Wilmington Centinel, 23 July 1788
173(1)
Massachusetts Centinel, 23 July 1788
174(1)
Petersburg Virginia Gazette, 24 July 1788
174(1)
Wilmington Centinel, 6 August 1788
174(1)
IV THE ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE HILLSBOROUGH CONVENTION 28--29 March 1788
Introduction
175(1)
Archibald Maclaine to James Iredell, Wilmington, N.C., 25 December 1787
176(2)
William Hooper to James Iredell, Point Repose, N.C., 31 December 1787
178(1)
Election Notice for Craven County and New Bern, N.C., 1 February 1788
179(1)
Elkanah Watson: Memoirs of Hertford County Election, Hertford County, N.C. 27--28 March 1788
179(2)
James Iredell to the Freemen of Edenton, c. 29 March 1788
181(1)
Election Certificate for William R. Davie, 29 March 1788
182(1)
Dobbs County Elections of 28--29 March and 15--16 July 1788
183(1)
Accounts of Dobbs County First Election and Violence, 31 March--17 July 1788
183(12)
Extract of a Letter from Dobbs County, 31 March 1788
183(1)
Martin's North Carolina Gazette, 2 April 1788
183(1)
Martin's North Carolina Gazette, 16 April 1788
184(1)
Sheriff Benjamin Caswell Affidavit, 23 April 1788
185(1)
Sheriff Benjamin Caswell: Certification of Election, 23 April 1788
186(1)
New York Packet, 20 May 1788
187(1)
Hugh Williamson to John Gray Blount, New York, 21 May 1788
188(1)
Petition of Dobbs County Inhabitants to the Hillsborough Convention 9 July 1788
189(2)
Robert White Affidavit, 14 July 1788
191(1)
Neal Hopkins Affidavit, 14 July 1788
191(1)
John Hartsfield, Jr., Affidavit, 14 July 1788
192(1)
William Croom Affidavit, 14 July 1788
192(1)
Frederick Baker Affidavit, 16 July 1788
193(1)
Charles Markland, Jr., and Luther Spalding Affidavits, 16 July 1788
194(1)
Job Smith Affidavit, 17 July 1788
195(1)
Accounts of Dobbs County Violence on 13 April 1788
195(2)
Woodruff Journal, 26 April 1788
195(1)
Wilmington Centinel, 30 April 1788
196(1)
Wilmington Centinel, 14 May 1788
196(1)
Accounts of Dobbs County Second Election, 28 June--16 July 1788
197(3)
Governor Samuel Johnston to Sheriff Benjamin Caswell of Dobbs County Edenton, N.C., 28 June 1788
197(1)
Sheriff Benjamin Caswell: Certification of Election, 16 July 1788
198(1)
Sheriff Benjamin Caswell: Certification of Second Dobbs County Election 16 July 1788
199(1)
Archibald Maclaine to James Iredell, Wilmington, N.C., 2 April 1788
200(2)
Martin's North Carolina Gazette, 2 April 1788
202(1)
Hugh Williamson to John Gray Blount, Edenton, N.C., 9 April 1788
202(1)
Arthur Campbell to Virginia Governor Edmund Randolph Washington, N.C., 12 April 1788
202(1)
Extract of a Letter from a Gendeman in North Carolina Philadelphia Independent Gazetteer, 28 April 1788
203(1)
Extract of a Letter from Greenville, N.C., 1 June 1788
203(1)
James Iredell: Election Certificate, Chowan County, 25 June 1788
203(1)
Depositions for the New Hanover Election, July 1788
204(8)
George Blyth Deposition, 8 July 1788
205(2)
David James Deposition, 10 July 1788
207(3)
William Jones Deposition, 11 July 1788
210(1)
Sheriff Thomas Wright Affidavit, 12 July 1788
210(1)
Samuel Buxton Deposition, 19 July 1788
211(1)
Archibald Maclaine to the Electors of Wilmington, Wilmington Centinel 16 July 1788
212(1)
V THE FIRST NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION: HILLSBOROUGH 21 July--4 August 1788
Introduction
213(3)
Delegates to the Hillsborough Convention
216(5)
Hillsborough Convention, 21 July 1788
221(1)
Convention Proceedings, 21 July
221(2)
Convention Debates, 21 July
223(1)
Hillsborough Convkntion, 22 July 1788
224(1)
Convention Proceedings, 22 July
224(1)
Convention Debates, 22 July
224(3)
Hillsborough Convkntion, 23 July 1788
227(1)
Convention Proceedings, 23 July
227(1)
Convention Debates, 23 July
227(5)
Committee on Elections Report on Dobbs County Election, 23 July
232(1)
Hillsborough Convkntion, 24 July 1788
233(1)
Convention Proceedings, 24 July
233(1)
Convention Debates, 24 July
233(28)
Hillsborough Convkntion, 25 July 1788
261(1)
Convention Proceedings, 25 July
261(1)
Convention Debates, 25 July
262(31)
Hillsborough Convkntion, 26 July 1788
293(1)
Convention Proceedings, 26 July
293(1)
Convention Debates, 26 July
293(31)
Hillsborough Convkntion, 28 July 1788
324(1)
Convention Proceedings, 28 July
324(1)
Convention Debates, 28 July
324(43)
Hillsborough Convkntion, 29 July 1788
367(1)
Convention Proceedings, 29 July
367(1)
Convention Debates, 29 July
367(36)
Hillsborough Convkntion, 30 July 1788
403(1)
Convention Proceedings, 30 July
403(1)
Convention Debates, 30 July
403(28)
Hillsborough Convkntion, 31 July 1788
431(1)
Convention Proceedings, 31 July
431(1)
Convention Debates, 31 July
431(17)
Hillsborough Convkntion, 1 August 1788
448(1)
Convention Proceedings, 1 August
448(3)
Convention Debates, 1 August
451(12)
Hillsborough Convkntion, 2 August 1788
463(2)
Convention Proceedings, 2 August
465(4)
Convention Debates, 2 August
469(2)
Hillsborough Convention, 4 August 1788
471(1)
Convention Proceedings, 4 August
471(2)
An Estimate of Allowanges Made to Members of the Hillsborough Convention, August 1788
473(8)
Commentaries on the Hillsborough Convention
481(1)
North Carolina Gazette, 30 July 1788
481(1)
Petersburg Virginia Gazette, 31 July 1788
481(1)
James Iredell to Hannah Iredell, Hillsborough, N.C., 3 August 1788
482(1)
Wilmington Centinel, 6 August 1788
482(1)
Wilmington Centinel, 6 August 1788
483(1)
Extract of a Letter from Hillsborough, N.C., 7 August 1788
483(1)
Petersburg Virginia Gazette, 7 August 1788
484(1)
Resolutions of the Hillsborough Convention: Transmittal to Congress and the State Executives, 12, 24 August 1788
484(2)
President Samuel Johnston to the President of Congress and to the State Executives, Edenton, N.C., 12 August 1788
485(1)
President Samuel Johnston to the President of Congress and to the State Executives, Edenton, N.C., 24 August 1788
485(1)
Petersburg Virginia Gazette, 14 August 1788
486(1)
Governor Samuel Johnston to North Carolina Delegates in Congress Edenton, N.C., 15 August 1788
487(1)
Governor Samuel Johnston to North Carolina Delegates in Congress Edenton, N.C., 25 August 1788
488