North Carolina Amendments.
State of North Carolina: / In Convention, August 1, 1788.
Folio. I1.S. 106
The Declaration of Rights, and Amendments, of the first Convention of North Carolina.
North Carolina Debates.
Proceedings / and / Debates / of the / Convention / of / North-Carolina, / Convened at Hillsborough on Monday the 21st Day / of July, 1788, for the Purpose of deliberating/ and determining on the Constitution recom-/ mended by the General Convention at Philadel-/ phia the 17th Day of September 1787. / To which is prefixed / The Federal Constitution. / Edentown: / Printed by Hodge & Wills, Printers to the State. / M,DCC,LXXXIX.
8vo. pp. 280.N., C., S., A. A. S. 107
Reported by David Robertson. 1000 copies printed at the expense of a few Federalists for distribution among the people. Reprinted in Elliot, iv, I. The debates of the second Convention are only to be found, in fragmentary condition, in the North Carolina papers of that date.
Observations leading to. See Nos. 86-9. Observations on the New Constitution. See Nos. 69-71.
Observations / on the / Proposed / Constitution / for the / United States of America, / clearly shewing it to be a complete System / of / Aristocracy and Tyranny, and / Destructive / of the / Rights and Liberties / of the / People. / Printed in the State of New-York, / M,DCC,LXXXVIII.