The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, December 06, 1866, Image 1
. - ? *
*
?5???H?!-?!?
? u. J ' :^ er-r*
.. *
i ri v^? <r
^ J
' 1 ?
? I
i
<*
i n
" - '
. i
*
m*
v. _ 'V-.
r\ N 1? r-?*. .
g
* k \
BY F. M. TRI1
jfil IS &
V1MIER
LJfclM
to Education, Ar
fcilffl J21
%
jricultural, Manufacturing
JSIF&S
1 and Mechanical Arte.
&MI,
$2.00 IN
a
ADVANCE
VULi XXlli.
BBBBnSasSi
THI
e
18 r D B L I B II I
r- rK'. *
THURSDAY IU
SPA
2 litical relations.
peri merit, it ma
Court is.tho det
last session, "t<
d itiet ing District Coi
[OIWING. "a"'"4l ,m0na
RTANBU R G, S. C
After ouo year's fair ex- capo I
y be fuuttd that the District 'Ph*
lideratuui. The Aot of the 8a
j amend the Act establish Ha^8
irts," requires essential and Pro u
ments, to reduce its oxpen- their
la? -fl! ..! a a I /lit
THURSDAY, D
trom their custody. * *
o Governor in speaking of free labo
hat the negro is invaluable to tl
ctive resources of the State, and
labor be lost by removal, it will coi
ECEMBER 6, 1
deficiency, and what will be
r, supply the absolute wants ol
When you have fixed the at
. grave question arises, how are ]
1 ply the funds to purchase it?
n" ish and unsettled condition of
8 G 6.
needed to house and schools we
the poor. November, and thej
uount, the their long suspended
jou to sup- most favorable auspie
The fever rapidly filling up, ani
public af- un <"?rly dav. the mai
. NO. 45
?re opened early iq
' have now resumed
functions under the
:es. The schools are
1 promise to reach, at
rimum nmnLr tiAM
AT
Tto Dollars (Specie
RATES OF ADVE1
Oqq Square, First Insorlio
Insertions, 76 cents
XIIIU bccuru i
boundary ot its
) in Advance, distinctly duti,K
Jury, as purl o
dispensed with;
RTISING the District Ji
miss frivolous c
n, $1; Subsequent of such a body
. _ . well defined dial
, In Specie. ,
nors and crime,
im euivienii operation. ? nc vert I
jurisdiction should be more |l)to a
id. The services ota Grand jjc ^
i' its machinery, should be
the authority conferred on their
ids^c, to cxamiue and dis- suffici
uses, renders the existence cloth
unnecessary. There is a to
Unction between tuisdeiuca .
It is only when the pris ?r 1
housutuls of acres of productive Ian
. dreary wilderness. For this reuse
d felt it to be his duty to discoura<
migration. His labor must be mat
ently remunerative to subsist an
him, and schools must be cstablishc
icatc his children, and charohcs bui
s moral training lie rccomuicnt
id fairs has not tended toapprcciai
m it of the Southern States; and
chase of a large amount of brei
distribution among the poor, 1
'c ; footed by the sale of the Stat*
id can only be accomplised at a ri
>d count. The question is cartu
mended to your gravest deliber
. The firm of Browne & Schii
S merchants of Charleston and
to the cred- tofore attained. The
if the pur- mission ere and Supe
idstufts, for soon transmitted to j
s to be el- mend this noble ant
5 bonds, it your fostering core,
uinous dis- The last subject it
sstly coui t0 the Constitutional .
ntion. i/i ,
by Congress. The C
nuer, grain . . _ ,
Cnlnmhii. briefly, but, with lti
reports of the Com?
riiitendents will bo
rou. I beg to oom?
1 humane charity to
i the Message refers
Amendment proposed
loremor discusses it
"eat force nnrl ?kilitv
GOVERNOR'S MES
EXECUTIVE U1
Columbia, No'
Gentlemen of the Senate and
tatives :
Your annual asscrobli
government has heretofo
sion ot congratulation b;
- ?- oner is charged
>tnc na 1 titled to be trie
WW. 1. a Grand Jury.
5PA11TMENT, petty felonies, t
member 27, 18?C. t0 ulisJcm :v
House of Represen- misdemeanors,
.scntiiicut or tri
ng at the scat of Jury. The vc
re been the occa should be redu
y the Executive, District Court,
with crime, that he is en- uiat 1
J on presentment found by rectei
Petty lurceny, and other Variot
nay be declared, by statute,
J j i c i ii comui
nors; and dcicndaius, in all
may be tried without pre- a,I10UI
ae bill found by a Grand 156*,7
t.ire for the l'etit Jury into t
ccd to eighteen. In the revon
it would be seldom that ?
tic Commissioners ol tlie Poor be d
1 to provide suitable buildings at tl
is District Poor Houses lor their a>
lodation and to subsist them. Tl
at of taxes levied last year is S-tlli
1, oi which sum there has been pai
he Treasury .5327,6517,25. The entii
ue from all sources into the Treusur
l* have made :i proposition to fu
ic and have requested me tola\' it
c. They propose that, if the 5Stat<
vancc to them twenty live tlto
lars, which they will jjive appt
rity to refund, they will engage
id sixty thousand bushels of corn
re to be sold at actual cost, with
tion and two and one-half per
^ miiiBlnna nrt.l.a t n.
rnish corn', reciting the various
before you. the Government of th
2 shall :id- tj,e surrender of our i
usaml dol- ... . .
. ry that we cannot pla
oveu secu- J
, to furnish ^1C whole of his rems
per month, of the Message. The
transports- by saying, that the
cent, com- tjie ^mondmenta pi
J}
acts of duplicity by
e Unithd States after
armies. We are sorce
before our readers
mlcs on this portion
: Governor concludes
subject of adopting
ODOsed. has alraadv
upon tho continued hap|i
and improvement oi the <
regret that no such greeti
ed to you on the present t
longer hear the clash of ni
of hostile armies, and ou
Caped the scourge of tha
which revels in the shoe
death. Whilst the genet
been good, the virulence
liness, prosperity two panncls wo
'ommonwcuith. 1 Court, on such
ng can be extend- ed with other
iccasion. We no uid of a Jury.
rui8, uor the tread ed will be very
r people have cs- as the luw stauc
t terrible disease, at an expense o
iking carnival ot dollars per anm
:al health has not gested would r<
and uialiguitv ot third of that ki
mid be required; and the Ior 1,11
occasions, could be employ- has b<
business not requiring the 608,9
The Jury duty now exact ot SI
onerous on the people, and,
Is, it cannot be perforined
f less than eighty thousand "e re
itu. The tuoditicatiou sug ployei
;ducc the expenses to one in his
for tmfll Miinnrinr on.l
' present ycor is S477,743,07. Thei
Jen paid out of the Treasury S3rb
4, leaving in the Treasury a balunc
73,005,33. In the. matter ot' Cap
Tax.it is recommended that itshoul
dueed one hull, and that the en
should bo held liable for every po
service on the 1st March uext. II
IKWUtVKU U\IU>.U| I VJ l IIU UUI16I.'
0 Slut-; invoices to be submitti
missioncrs, and the corn to be
:e inspection by the commissionc
[. agent If a larger amount
j needed monthly, that larger a
be furnished, upon condition thi
1 make a />/-?/ rata increase of th<
11 money loaned is to be returned
c the contract terminates. It i
I 11 1 ._?
us UI me
Cil to corn- bccn decidcd by the
subject to peoplo of the State, a
rs or by an Bed in saying, that,
should be Amendment is to be a
nnount will . - .. ,
UU.oSta* by Y
? loan. The and let us PreSer (
as soon as ai,d respect of oiu
s proposed ing to be the mean in
# J
public opinion of the
ind that he felt jnsti*
if the Constitutional
dopted, let it be done
power of numbers,
>ur own self respect,
r posterity, by refuastruments
of our own
disease have been mitig
parutively small fatality
sick room. For these bios
are due the great llulei
Id tho depths of huuiili
tion, let us invoke Ilitn
that are upon us?to st r
persecutors, to turn awa
bring to nought the coun
would nnnrMs and dnaf.rnv
a ted, and a coui interior Courts
has visited the Treasury, of Ji
sings, our thanks with entirely, b
ot the Universe, case tried. AI
ation and contri should be abroe
to avert the evils and all indicti
f the hand ot our other papers, i
y the wrath, and disposed of, an
isels of those who given to the .
r lift, fliul tn ro?itnr??
?f ? - says I
The expense, to the
urics might b? dispensed cvery
y taxing u Jury fee in every
I traverses and imparlances On
;ated iu the District Court; Gf So
iiieuts, recognizances au-1 jjc
II the Superior Court, uot debt
d in which jurisdiction is
District Court, should be nssctM
tuxes should be imposed on altuo:
tiling that is now taxed by the Ii
Revenue Laws of the United State
the subject of the Rank of the fetai
uth Carolina, the Governor says :
rctofore, the interest on the publ
has been paid by the Hank of tl
of South Carolina, but its loss <
, growing out of the war. toi/cth.
,t uy tnese gentlemen to establish
the .sale ot the corn in Chariest
bia mill Marion, from which pc
H* be readily distributed to every
t(> the Stnt?? Tlio ""embers of tl
enterprising and trustworthy, i
a contract is awarded them,
IC
doubtless Fulfil its stipulations
'ty. If the necessities of the S
1)1 ?
require tnc importation ot om
i depots tor 1 shame. ^
ton, Colum g|IREWD Editc
nnts it may . . M v?rl
section of cbration in New xo
he firm are j following amusing an
lud if such 1 ? ?pbe speaker said
they will Qtbcr shrcwd men w
with fldeli 1 tbeir eyes and ears o
tatc should story of an editor wht
; million ot | ??
>a.?At a Welsh oelc,
Dr. Jones told the
ecdote :
the editors were like
ho have to live with
pen. He related the
i started a paper in a
to us the huppinc.ss and
nior years.
1 therefore proceed to i
meudutiotis as will, iu mj
inote the interest of our <
eucy.
DISTRICT CO!
> The third Artiele of tl
this State, in the third j
w .vwwiv I I UII31UI I t'U IU II
prosperity of for as it originally
The District 15c
make such recoil) make their unn
f judgment, pro Judge; and its
;oinuton constitu the latter to ex:
force the law ag
URTS, iDultcasanec, 01
te Constitutian of the District J
paragraph of the case, civil or or
iu lu.-sirici, unu uiuue vuiiU, \yJtJ) j
returned to that Court. ciU(je!
>ards should be required to Ujl0U
ual returns to the Pistrict cst) u]
hould be made the duty ol qq,
uuine the same, and to enainst
them for inialeasance,
r neglect ot duty. When cou??
udge is interested in any to luC
iiuinal, ot which his Court tj10 j
ts large outstanding cifculitiou, pr
i the possibility ot' relying tuiih
it, and the debt, principal and into
lu.st be met by taxation,
e Treasurer, with the assistance oT a
lonal clerk, can payout, in future, :j
s from his own counter ; ar.d I r
tend that an appropriation be nia<
let the salary ot such clerk, and th;
{. ml? KA tli?Aiintin?iA.1 "o t!?a ^
bushels, to supply the wants ot
uiust buy and are able to pay,
to the people ot the State, by t
movement, would not tall sh
hundred thousand dollars.
II I have been informed that a
1 of the same sort yvill be subuii
O*
by A. M. llikor, a >;rain in
[( Charleston, who can furnish yt
j iafnotory testimonials of intcirri
those who "7 Tlu?e'n ,n,? *
the saving lntc8tcd w?th g'mblei
such an ar- a al?,lx\co of annoyance
iort ot two to,d thc that i
against thorn they wi
proposition Ue replied
ittcd to you ^lem a ucx
erchunt of us "ext, ,s??e c?nl
m with sat 6T 'CT,* 0a tho i{
iv and tiusi* redoubtable editor, n
rest, ihe town was
& whoso presence was
; to the citizens, who
i he did not come out
>uld not patronise his
that he would give
t day. Sure enough
Gained the promised
allowing morning the
rith scissors in hand.
brat section, directs tlui
Assembly shall, as soon i
lish, for each District in
lerior Court or Courts,
District Court*?the J u<
be resident in the Distric
shall be elected by the (
for four years, and shal
which Court shall have ,
causes wherein one or bi
it " the (Jcuerui has cogntzanoc,
is passible, estub the Superior C<
the State, an in should be inves
to be styled 'the diction,, in cases
igc whereof shall only where the <
st, whilo in olfice; between the eiu
ieneral Assembly agricultural lub<
I be re-eligible? tlmt a prosecuto
jurisdiction of* all or groundless pi
>th of the parties ed to pay the
it should be transferred to u.,cllt
jurt lor trial. The <'ourt " ]
ited with exclusive j??in th
j over one hundred dollars, ot so |
joatruct, express or implied, oti,,.r
ploycr a:*'l employee, is lor jeal ,|
jr. The law now provides <j;irui
r, who institutes a frivolous j rect
rosecution, u?ay be adjudg- or (jt>,
costs of such prosecution.
of the State.
; lo?a ot assets, and l''*e
general banking law of (Jongros
heavy a tax on the circulation ot c
than National Hanks, made it man
hat the Hank of the State of Soul
ina can never resume business; at
immeud thai its charter I o revoke
dared iorfcited, and its b.j .ks, j.ape
tviif tn thrv Knnilo ?' ' V-..,..,..
ai m-.>s cup.iciLy Those plans fo
with com the whole populutici
me r?o >rds o?" Commissioners o
\j who will he compelled to pr<
lar^e number of indigent p
. ; profit ol two and :i hall* per
j contractor, on cost and expense
j mended to your favorable consi
rs In speaking of the pecuniar
r supplying was abated in his ?
?. including n1ox!8'. when in walke
r rne vuor/ *n hia hand, an
svidc for a " l"c ^"'Y1 wa3
ersons, at a rcP^'. he has 8t?PPw
cent, to the *** tho he wi
s, arc com- l,own sat tho indn
deration. c1ro8scd h*s >eg*, wil
them, and commence
f di. tress of the meantime the ed
iaoctuiu cutting out
d a largo man with a
d demanded to know
"No, sir," was the /
1 out; take a seat and
ill return in a minute.*
rnant man of cards,
ih his club between
i reading a paper In
itor quietly vamoosed
are persons of color, a
cases, wherein the accui
color; and the Geuc-rul
powered to extend the ji
said Court to other subj<
lunula that this clause w
Ooimtiiuti >n. The first
Section declars, that "tli
shall be vested in auch s
rior Courts of Law aud h
nil of all criminal This is ah ampli
sed is a person oi less prosecution
Assembly is cm- amended, that (
urisdiction of the beloro a Maoist
-eta. it is utif'or warrant, upon
as inserted in the prosecute, witlu
paragraph ol the requiro sccurit
ie judicial power justice to the p<
uperior and inf'c pendent and. the
aiuitv as the (Icn- classes that it
> sale guard against ground- simu.,
s; and the law should he so .,,aci,
lie part}- making complaint ^
rate should be granted a
his own recognizance, to Prlr,ci
>ut requiring security. To iuelui
y to prosecute, is to deny ucoou
uor, the ignoiant, the de- <jclo^
i friendless. These are the
is the neeuliar nrovihen <it ""'
|m?w mi biiv ikmiuo v?* vw:r;ui;
s 1'ur as curly liquidation :ts may 1
cable.
e whole amount of the public deb
ipal and interest of this State, n
ling tise debts contracted lor er <
nt ol the wa , was on the first v'.ay
ier last, 85,201,227,7-1 The Cos
rners of Penitentiary to procure
our people, tlie Uovernor reiter
"" coinuiendution, that imprisonui
he abolished, except in cases o
when a debtor is about rciuovi
sou or property out of the Sta
.. insolvent laws be so extended t
o! . . . . . .
may, by petition, on giving tt
notice to all his creditors, rct|U
atos Ins re uowu stairs, and at l
cut for debt another exeited i
.. ? , , Ins hand, who asked
I fraud, and ,yc, 8ir/ W1B ,he
ng his per- will find hiui upstairs
>te, that the The laticr oa enterin
hut a debtor furious oath, corntue
tree months uP?V,he former, wh
. iqual lcrocity. lho
ne them to UIltji th?_-y had both
the landing below he
man with a cudgel in
I it' the editor was in.
imipt response. 'Yon
i reading a newspaper,
g the room, with a
need a violent assault
lich was resisted with
fight was continued
rolled to the toot of
era! Assembly ahull, fro
direct und establish;" anc
ly comprehensive to nut
lishtucat of any inlerior
wisdom of the Uencrul i
tern inc, whether it be u
County or Magistrate's C
largest discretion is giver
tribunals may be establis
I ?J ?
iiu time to time, the law to proti
i this is sufficient a.i?el friends, cai
horiiso the estub tion of the law.
' Court which the - Doubts have
Assembly may tie- rior Courts of 1
Police, District, any ofience com
ourt. Ilerc, the under the clau
i t? you; and such the Consiitutioi
bed as experience District Court
~ iv... .t... _i ..n .?i
I I ?
!Ct; those who have wealth s,lu :l1
i readily secure the protcc closui
ed thi
arisen whether the Supc- n (ju
jaw can take co^nizanuo o!
ituilt;d by a person ol color, a s
so in the third Article oi sand i
3, which declares that the next
shall have jurisd ction of tju, a.
i!J to erect a suitable temporary o
e and temporary cells, have perfon
it duty, an i have ordered the wo;
j cells to commence. The Ku^inm
or an appropriation ol' forty-five tho
iollars to carry on the work for tl
year. The Governor recoutmeni
ceptaiico of the land susp, donat<
come in ana prove their Ue
upon his i:urrciidering his e
j for their benefit, that they he
^ barred from ever again proceci
Hitn in the Courts of this Stati
uin
all cases where a defendant
, makes no defence to the acti
', ! shall be taxed against him.
Lll | _
manils, ami the stairs, and pound
ntirc effects hearts content."
perpetually Tak^qT"kki
ling against 'f jmeg vouches for tl
; ; and that inr? story :
is sued and "Pat Malone, yot
on, no costs for .assault and battc.
"1 have the moni
I'll t>ay the fino. if
ed each other to their
fiiPT ?The Hartford
ie truth of the follow*
?
[ are fined fivo dollars
y on Mike Sweeney."
uy in my pocket, and
vour honor will niva
HI iicntoaiij IUUJ UIUUII
already quoted requires
scinbly to "establish Dis
these Courts must be cc
Constitution is amended
manner, or the instruiut
violated. In order that I
tion may be allowed the C
in devising the best jut
meet our wants in the
Uj UUl IUU t'lilUSl' ' VMnta in r?n
the (jSenerul Aw- terested, or to
Irict Courts, and Civil Ki^hts A
mtinued until the the United Su
in the prescribed l'd and obeyed
;nt itself will be tutionul I y th
he largest dLcre- United States,
reneral Assembly, the sittne ri<
Jioiary system to State us well as
recently changed tlie white race;
iiv;ii a pui^un ui cuiur is in- . .
which he is a party. The j ^ 1 "
idt passed by Congress of; '',0 C!
tea, which must be respect < tm-ch
until pronounced unconati j Colle:
ie Supreme C"Urt of the | ^gUt|,
gives the person of color 1
ihts in all the Courts, ! PcnSL
i I'cdera1, as are enjoyed by <iutrci
and so long as white per? oomu;
e Congress of the United States 1
itablishment of an agricultural an
anical college,and suggests that sa
bo engrafted oil the University
i Carolina, and savo the State nil c
for lands and buildings which is r
il to bo furnished. The Message r
i ( n
lends that the Hoard of Trustees
I invito your attention to t
01 . J . 11
. oS passing a homestead law, an
1 in?.' tlie value of articles cseni]
and 6ale, 'or tlie head of e
oS' Most of the States have made
x. liberal and humane provisions
Carolina lor guarding the lam
fortunate and improvident del
0 being cast out upon the worh
<d and .iendless. Tho decision!
be propriety me the re.sate."
U of extend- "We give no rec
[it from levy take the money. Yi
ach family, upon a second rime i
much more "l?ut your honor,
than South pay the same till af
ilies of un- "What do you wa
btors against If your honor will
J, houseless to me, I'll tell you."
% of some of "Wnll
* Q..W
septs hero. We just
du will not bo called
tor your fine."'
I'll not be wanting to
ker 1 tret the resale.'1
nt to do with it ?"
write ono and gire it
.- xt i? a.
relations of society, 1 ret
pri'Bi nt (ioucruf Asseuib
amendment of the (Jonstit
out the third parugrupl
aforesaid. The next U
cud consummate the aroei
' the Legislature will be lef
ed discretion, to estubli
and inferior Courts as, to
meet. Whilst this ami
;oinmend that the "ons '<ru triable
ly provide for an for folony, tho i
ution, by striking curded to person
i in tho Article the supposed pi
encral Assembly stitution, as th<
[foment, and then, States, and tin
t, with unrest! iot thereto, ?s the
sh such superior; If the Civil Hi
thcui, shall seem ! declared ui
indment is bciim 1 prcuie Court, t
only in the Superior Courts the I
saute privilege must bo ac- hIgt(,
us ot color, notwithstanding
"obibitioii in the State Con- UCLl
: Constitution of the United
3 laws pussed in conformity pu
supreme law of the land. 0t se
ghts Act should hereafter Asset
^constitutional by the Su- AiWe:
>r should it be renealed bv
fDiversity of S. C.f which uuiv co
of thirt -11*1110 uiembers, to be 1
1 to seven.
T1IK PUR0AA8E OF COlt.N.
rsuunt to tlie resolution ot the 21
pccmbcr last, passed bv the lionet
nbly, I appointed Col. I). Wya
n, A^ent of the .State to inako pui
i
ii- the Stuff Courts have uflirineii
0. j lutionnl power of their l.egisli
j !.iwh increasing their excinf
i levy and sale, even uponantec
jit is not by any means clear
st I precluded Irom enacting such
ul by reason, precedent, justice,
it t stitution.
r- Tin: insane asylu:
.14 __
...
I the consti- do you want to do wi
itures to pa*s I'll toll jour hoi
?tiona iroui these days I'll be all
edent debts. ?o to the ^ates of he
that you an- l'cter will say, "YV
a law, either say, "It's mo, Tat 1
or the con- what do you want ?
to come in," and he
>1. have like a duccnt b
ii itunpv. l^uw WllU
rh it ?"
?or. You see, one of
:or dying, and when I
?aven I'll rap, and St.
ho's there?" and I'll
VIalone," and he'll say
and I'll say I want
'11 say, "Did you beoy
in the other world,
cenaumuwted, the Distr
put fully into operation
experience will, probably
they are uduptod to the
the iiecossilicti of the
should be, found itnpracti
or *oo expensive, they i
and some better system i
Wo are thrown upon no'
iet Courts may be Congress, tho
i, and one year's ' Constitution ui
decide whether raiment,
wants and meet *
public. If tho,- Tll0 0
cable, lnefhciont, . , ,
urn, bu abroad, nal c r,"r8 '?
way bo instituted. Criminal L
vol tiiues, and all Kapo slum d be
" ' | VHMOV
question under the State fu||y
ight then be lull ot cinbar- the i
olfect
* * * ment
or then reootnmends tnntc- l'lat 1
the punishment imposed in ^ ^ (
.aw. Murder, Aaraon and res0|t
s punished by deith. Nutu tlions
o wi vein. Having u ill"
that the double restriction imposed
resolution rendered it unpiwsjblo
purchases, lie declined the uppmn
I concurred tally in his conelusio
the double restriction rendered n
3 scheme nugatory, and 1 have ni
fore, appointed another A^ent. Ti
iliou rcijuired that throe liundr
land dollars ol bonds should purcha
I communicate herewith th
!,) !>r l'arker, Superintendent an
of the Asylum. You will le
l_ that there are now in the inn
"> ! pattens, of whom 50 are pa
10 are charity patients. The lai
l>1, | soon ho increased materially
lu: ( Irom tho former, arising from
ty of present paying patients to
80 I Initio r to sunnnrt themselves
io report of a P:iy al' "nc
d Physician and 1,1 8a>' ' Ves,yo
arn from it " Wa"l to sec thi
f itution 143 m>' 1,at)d in nie Poc
yii,jr amj ;?7 band in me pocket
itoMi* will "ateand give it to h
by transfer lo S? P'oddio' all ov
i the inabili- houor lo Kot 0De"
i raise funds ? "
mi . Antiquity.? A
1 tin inuh.
s and such thing* I
ur holiness,' and then
9 resate, and I'll put
ket and tako out my
and tako out my re*
irn, and I'll not have
'cr hell to find your
mi
lawyer and a dootor
uui ir^io UIIUII IU nii'ci i
is purely experimental,
wise to discard and rcpe
of croli preceding session
to work smoothly or give i
When deficiencies are di
them, by amendment or
human wisdom is equal
i?g a parted system of
when an ancient systen
uur new summon erous felonies
It would not be should tie olian
al the legislation ,ubor jn tho l
i, bi cuuse it lulled
ontire satisfaction. discretional
scovorcd, remedy Superior anil 1'
modification. No imprisonment i
to the tusk of giv tcntiary or by
Courts und Laws, ,
i mur.t be revotu*, aurea
now punishable by death, ?' ?' '
ged to confinoiuent at hard t^out
. ' blv c
'cnitnntiury. It .should bo . J
J been
ry with ibe Judges in the thed
istrict Courts, to punish by in an
nt hard labor in the l'eni !?r I"
whipping. IIo then oen- twuul
i negloot of duty on the C?'pJ|
ilol vor in the St a to three liumlr<
land bushels ot corn. It is reason
ertain that the bonds could not ha
sold for nioro than seventy cents
ollar, and corn could not be purchase
y market, and delivered, at one dc
r bushel. The correspondence h
i Col. Aiken and myself is herowi
lunicated.
iO i?rain cron of the State has l?m
tutioo is admirably managed i
ll~ | part moots, and 1 commend it
v tuiuing tuvor.
j' TIIK PKAF AND DUMB ANI> 1
,|J j Tho CoiuinisMionors of the
' the l>eat and Dumb and tli
tlj Cedar Springs, in Spartaubu
! met in Juno hist, and made tl
,n arrangements for putting the
n all its de- i w* diaoMsiog the
to your con speotive professions, i
ity to prove his inos
llIlvn " Mine," satd tho
II h HIjIND j. . .
" coiiiuiriioeu almost
' 8?,U,"i,ur Cain slew his brothel
o l>l<nd, at . a orimjna) CHSe j,, Co,
rg istrict, joined K>cul;ipius,
?? necessary ! i8 Cocva, wjth {hfl
schools into i l-_ _
antiquity of their round
each cited anthort
ancient.
disciple of LjourgtM,
with tue world's era.
r Abel, and that was
union law 1" "True,"
, " but my profession
creation itself. Old
. a . .:k t.L
tiormed, to correspond '
ges'in social, dotnebtio,
with radical ohan- part o* aoino ol
industrial and po- (in the State, it
the Sheriffs and Jailor* j gath(
i allowing prisoners to cs-1 than
O I "
?red, and you arc better prepared no
at the extra session, to dctcrimoc t
*
Wj ( Duration, undei the nuperrisio
ho Henderson anil Walker. Tli
uimnoi MJWX! WUB Ull
not' Messrs. | frou, Adam's body, n
10 boarding- \ operation 1" The Ui
imu uui ui n riu vnkuu
nd that was a surgical
wjcr dropped his bag.
9