The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 18, 1868, Image 2

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tri?iimiiT-^i-1i" Vni-T ?PUBLISHED WEEKLY ?" " AT ORANGEBURG, S. 0. Office nf Pnhtveation on Market-Street ovtr the l Post Qfice* SAMUEL DIBBLE, Editor. ^> ' TIROIL C. DIBBLE, Assoclato Editor. CHARLES H. HALL, Publisher. READING ^ATXER pN^EJERy ?f$f> or.' k ..... >Ya?hiqgtoH News. M S5SL? 1/. J7r January 11.?Noon?It is ;underetood_that in yc?tffljj? a"moti"on| by Democrats, to consider tho Stantou coed in open session, was defeated, and that Mr. ! )oo ni'jd^??e asked-that, as ?General? Howard''? report' njj ^ad been published; ihc minority fepWt might' f?.'/iv|>?ipubUshcd'alK041 Permission was-YcfuBed. ?Hi Id .ThoiHotiH?v'Oommitt?o-on ? Beconfttitiotioii ^nilathiaafternoon -agreed ? ?uporr a-, bill toibb'i^pdrt-' : oln*M& en Mcnd?ty?t'dtol*rttig *oh4t stneW Uro: n# civil governnVdnts <in d tho idajely^fehclljous1 States, and''that1 tho "prdvmouhl ? govern men tB shall not,hoytc;chgni2ed'a8--vaHd<;o\''le.Ual-) cither by the Executive or jmliohtha?tborjtf?s' ofltllo11 . United States- Jn order.tbebcojcathv"sp^ity' I f?chforccmciit of the several TocoiiHtroctlbn lnjvVs, tho General oV tho Army is'atrthoriaed >tVsr> re ?iyi'-{jnoVe!ali' officers: now employed .'(aYcV appoam*' others for tho performance of all nets" required' bythosc-Jstatutes, to the etui that ? tlio'people of' the said several States may speedily''organize -V^CAVil.governmonte^undcr- a ?'Republican form: and bo restored to their political power in thi' , Union.- The General ofrthbnofmy [hvalso ti$ at ifyoifgPud "to Tem'dveiaH ai\iil oftieora and tip paint others in their places. So""much- of nlib ? llo'-"1 Construct ion "acts, as liiuthorizc.s! the? lV?ilfdent to detail ithc. MilitaTy ?? Commanders ravi'rcinove'1 I others is repeal?d. 1 til .pa ;* T .??>. rMfiY1' icdw The bill.docldrcsfthat <W iff unlawrul'ibfl t he -President 'to order any part'of the I army hiwrjxvy to??sst?ty?ry> force df arms,Wd luflitrtity those provisional governme . Ls to opposo-W oft" -'??'-Btruct th3'.auth,ority'oftho;irflitud,St?Tes:' TW *"1rill further declares that;'-theinterference* )fy --any ptmB?njtwith intctit*o ?prevent'byforce the,-' OX'eobtion-of theIorders 'of ? thc ? dironi 1 ' of ? tho? -^?i'?rchy shall b'dheld to bo rt highralsdontOflhor, and i.-'otha* the' pf.rty guilty thereof,.; dn (conviction, . shall bo fined not exceeding five tlioVtttud dpi-: u-j:laT?,r?nd imprisdntul ???not:cxc?d(lin<i'twor Vearn.1 The bill repeals aft; parts of'the Reconstruction*5 oi ;aetR'5<'iuconsisteiib' with tho J-above ^prcKisi.in ?Mr. Stevens voted against tho bill in 'Udmniifr' sa teo>6t tlf?^holb, -asserting- fcbaV it> was^titcn'tt- '| cd to elect Grant. - ' ?'? ' '4\ ^^?ffSH^.-^Itt tub1 SMattf aHtir/fn hmcmt-" thnt might adjudicate difFcrcnec^^lMwcen1 ''?i&elfen^^ bitC Pf^)Wqa#wu^ ? ?n"|??Hred.M \ ,"j1>u'3 "l^'t 'ni?mnT^?<??4 | t w??it oi <->*.j fdtjni U1''\ 5dn?- > Jh-iMj ' In the House, under Mondov k resruhir call, pronounco a law unconstitutional?fur tnCj adoption of a new tariff up soon us possible?for rcon8^r^?tpg*ai railrj)a4 hriagc across the\Cjhio fi* Iyada'ean~if6r,t1)0t''fundiiigl of the. national debt?for protecting"Ainrrj.'n'n citizens abroad,' and for do-cmTOg'tne-ro^ (How ard's consfatfitTonni hnS'dnu^neVrty.?'"'' The Speakor submitted a cominnnicntion from tho War Dtj .ofiPJ%lfea#te-hlX\ Ak0 i^?ifin tPjffWf iTofk^^^^'y-pl^Srva^^'^? hi^te.?i fmrn^pf i s4irmp. mip>Aw\. directly, the laws, .of^ Cojyrre?js, ^jOpd^, jpJt.vy( ev.cnt.of the decision, of. any District,,Courti intt'smmlm a>n^tlwjd tud/ ov?n fad /r-v > .which might nflect m any vrtty the, oonstitul rciu? i Court, and milc-s two-thirds o) kl full ,pei uucFy IIWkZ . .i.ii.-r.ur JRUyi n ? . ' m lii<| concur, that such dcci&iou shall be. reversed. _ ' _ /. '. ' .'fthitii vrj.i .Vote 116 to 39. Tbo House then.adioui'ncdi ^" Jkper thCjVo|o on bfij to reorgaui/.e the rules Supreme' ?ourt hi^fie House, to-duy, ?Garfield movc^l a suspension of. tVio.ruieSj tliati ine mi'gM'frttrod?co^a.ui? and nnpro After'decided ii|tinta '?ron3onn{hVpar? ofBrppks, Randall aim others^ ?hat thoy would resort to nl?biistoring in ortlcrj .to proveot the, passago ie hill. .Garficld then withdvow hts motiQii, giving, notice that) he would renew it nest Monday. ? Tho Seuaiun to-day, after nfi; ExccutitVs^sioH^ passed the^T?dl?t ibh" report eft TroHi ? in? " dorn-11 m?i??fon Ml'litAfy iAffalrs,',decl^f?hg, feo^Vea-ji sons of tho President for the removal of Stiir1-( ton from tho War Dep-aMjftt'ifiB?fniifentMind! that thoy do not tharofttt'ttdhiu* in'Mb^U of! resolution waB, yeas thirty-fivo, .jays (5. The Wnaft then*ordered ^rllfled'fcdptcs otWrcs-l olution to bo sout to the President, Grant and ?eMillon^'"'"1 "!"': ) ''? ' >? ?T-f. ? Jan. 14.?Cortilied copies of thi'Ktftioh taken by tho Sonato in ragar'd tO'S4an'tottfs!sus pension hav?^c^n^unitihbd tiiu President, ?Wi M mM^mW&^ SthnfonVda co^f^re?'oe l^te-Hlailt 'nighty ah<d/'mertu,ng/,uin'tl'i5s fabTnnV^afWu'r'6mc6!,,;,?'ra'litt afterwards !h? o?;wh'i!ff ?0A ?A'lM 'rV meptgj.httf up to naonrohudiaaii fswafldly. sunicd business. Tho Presyieut hn? taken no action in tho premise order this ar^Pcpartni ion 4). drew 8101). It is understood that tho President in no way- recognizes. Stauten, and it-is -confidently 'over1 Grant! Ndthlrig^ddfinit? is' Vnownbut1 tho feeling is quite feverish; Jan. 1G.?Persons having affniti 'WjtoflingJ at tho War Dopartmeut at tho W?r^ Departs ment say that no business haB been~done thero -difinfe>fftiB patfrtftd'tiftyalJ' ?*>Hq? h?M It is confidently stated that if tho Presi?Sn*t?l shouM'ndopt aggressive mqrar.ras, a Hill, w Iis already ptopnrcd,! rkjorgdniziny the? War f)i-' ipartmoht, tandodcGiiing! its powers- And i dutife's|' will b'e..iiiiinGdiatolji]puBll(vd'ths;ough'.t; o' ? i'"m.R|in? nif fi.ii . ii d.imjH uifl Hi ii 1'Ti?| ft toola ?indin^pt i;tT jmaiaD yutsaiaa .-:.-SAT.l)KDAtlfi-J!4NUARYil8ill8?8: i'?rr=?fatfrown?ttt/c-.uiligtti'b?auk? kmm?Htio^s^MtN?r ?JrenoicMiizctii ?\Mri tic grave questions ichich^.tt'dio-Aiigu^^^fh^'p^d/7lS snonm vc nnautex of the va'rwifs sttattes o/jiojti, ?HtoP'SrntMdni ?i tili: secfiWofrMintry m Mich, 'j'6ki'ncuiafesi^-Wicr-coltinma btt>tyMVt(-tll*retforc\ \ their character, nor aLsoiutciit iniui-iuus in tnein mMlcfiV ^V' ' ??>?-...uT, y..,r^ ' m>| ?.?i in't-ii i n' ' jjj L S ?^???? rrhe ?rIfei8s.-.> ? 7i jT Hi; ?k ,1- ? v' -4-w?.t ;..? Mt-df ftwil j j' ^ThdM^MW'Vnrl?trs e'xcilir/g nnribra'<a%ba't . ? - . ?.%r ? . ??d?; ??? ik'jJ about the actiobs ?f the President,' Grant, Con gress, and SllTnTou.' * Wo^are.not scusationistsii i?u ?' Ttt ,TJfUllJ-->.t^A.1<?< - k3htcm i ' ^^^?F^^'^^^/n^t^fl^f SfM^ it* ;hi3toryj. ?-.-Canferesidiae reinstated ? 'Stanton; in Ihiimi^llaco^W?^'-fetifefe?l^ ihi- ^Vbmos nr.- - j ? ijifibj ,orO p?n, ,fc?tfgiJ|?jl n-"- -. md i spdto of pio ^udicujl and oxoc?|ivo departmental >bi :Wfc avfttit-tiuai-i&uo! with;anxiety. iKfTWo-dajs lofmispensff'havo passed,'dtitittgiwluclr1 rib'tfuLi-. ttU:i>-wI \uu biKioitiilJ .b-jybnl. .vaudl tf-n;* Tho President, has not . recognized Stnnton .as Jo biin.thp .pprt^ujio,, .^bjitH^eafJJ^uk, flijwdt1 Jaat'ji s<|uiehoUy?inu>bgtvciViiyi.-,>.4 ttti liiti '^?^MdtrflnmOVWtf'havfc he^d frbtu'a ?MitrfiftJ'vq I ^onsraa^vftite, ttra^tib ttegfaff^^m?o' Lj ^.ir.bja^ ?r. Jir.'ut r. bjsd, rt/mi b rtanjj Charleston is under military control:, and tins is rnniorcd ttt.bg.Jl,Y. ^l&Sinvlt .tho PrCsidohl'-j thrqughl/;Giwiftat.iGront',;*-'i:ho I New^-TYcdk ' iV^lnoUrfTftf!thb^-it^V ?i WtiSlnrf^tok1 'dis;" ^pyichcV, '(wliich 'ate lilways scii?milY siiyj g'fh ? ;; : ' r? , 1..? .'JinijdjiTHOi) HnT I'M ' t. ri ftii vrij ! ?i'uim'i .i if:', t'uio 'i:r no ,| Wo- cannot foretoU.the.result* Whatever \it bo,4tiniftttcrs little to'us:'we- cuiinot fco. hurt' mmoh more than wo'have* bce,nf,'alt'crtdy.,J, Wd' mtfnbfors, b?t1 h6tefs'-'?nV1-5 w'f" Mlh ^ I vtviofeie-d' -id u-?. ;i fhyiflo iUr?l : ? ?-?:>">.') } a how ?friciics^l^g, jfl tliau^gf^es wings, nuil fly 'hwajVA'fjrr^Mf s.i nxidJtv^ /;??< if. ??????: / uff '?^'?'-'rlii?',M'T'>%;,;;t ' '? ; .f(U ?UIUIOV vlliltJltlO^iUI . r.i.! f. . f.'.'' Ki i j i: did j ?bitul to ,1 jUB^JnTKiii^ ScO.ii -Hooa 27, 1867;: i Jin?tt*iMl+-l!have >bedu informed^hnt- My. llobjl ithe Trbndurcrr;f flio 8t!uo, hna b?ten ibslrdoYefl nbyrybri.nQ.t io pa^ my salary.oafter t*io StWof (titftoiricr/ioixiic si '?Ii .t>i:i-i?J ?Jti.v j id) When I rccehTedA/our^jieeial'oVdcT'Noi^SS, isa.spcuQing'.mo,? I did'?crt suppose ?ybu intontlbd to deprive me of the property ih my office2. *It ncver?e<H)^WBd^on^c?th.t1yb^t,nuaL, I could not .eoin-TjoutimiKly ohrry o'Ut yodh K>6c/eral Ordci-s .?an t(n juices,-fjj was Abibe punished ' by boing dc /privedof diioisalsryiV.which ? in/tlio' iihpoVerish >ed statri.oDflio courftryj is-the onl^' incans lof^ ito nl??ier;?ho,8upportx?f??n^y'la.'n^ly., (Is u (I-tj'ust it:iaounty neoossai-y^tb brln'gli'td yd?rj noticolthe faeb fliat .ihn judge hns '. a property Jn-Iiis-office, andthatj>diiriny his ftusponBioii, the caunot lie legallyidcpvived ol'itK emoluments. As I havo.Tio-idea/iithatj your 'purposo 'i is**to indicL-a porsouul injuuy ??? one--whOf- I-truBt, has 8howa^hraiseV ay ZT^?]? Wd^nost in thoj discharge of diis^auties,you liavo in tli# ilis-! charge of ypu/*,>I .^horcforoi.fespQO.t^Hlly/iJub-i ,nit^fr.^?H!tt^im, Jf#^u^^9.P^8idj oration, in'tue nopjo tliaL unon invoBtiffatind ii i ?i><2.<1PL ?'? ' iL'ftbinl Jad itI? ?i tho lcghl proposition, you will sco you havo: ?h^kcrttir?l/H'?nc nWnV1rfJu3aae.wan A ^nhVery rfeapb^follyijdylo'nv obetlioiiK seVMwnl, A. P. ALDMtjrf,i w?) I d- i widlud Law-Judge ofJjBoutb^njroUtlg. Mnjor-Gcneral Canuy, Cpmunlndihg rDiftwirft. si ".i.e.-' ilf -'".' I.- *** n ?'iV. ??? A y fl '/ Headq'rs. 2d Mr^df A^Prs+rtTCT, '* M ?t?S <M J! CHtt?I?strjnf S.'C.i'tf?'n: ?rfe, l?rf^. j4. i^. Aldrich, E*0 RurhtbeU ty'iti?W0.n?* ' .Bin :^iha%*tho lioriir ttfiickn?wlodge-tho receipt of your communication'-, iff relation to tb^fialW^e'^Pdf^ ^?,^1 jMdgo( ofl'lthe Court of ComttiwfPloi?i?id/t)GwiDrttIfieasiou?, fi.f^j^ '.^fft? ?in .rQply-^i^s.y^.wtion invp^o^^ ijcfipji^/lplay. in t|m ^dm.'uijjtraVi^u of"' ?ptfBiul mi ma uf lliu'llmflg 111 'H^eTifl^f'tWfJ districts in tho Southern Circuit, I did tot consider it propor or just, to add to tljoso hftr dens, by <1<nij^dsin^c4^ei>8^bu to bo mqjib for BorviceWh^?lwero SfrouSerc?; v*j ? Vory rcBbcfully, siR^our:obedient sorvau't, lyou^?pcdionts?T neraj Comm:mdh ? r , Bahn welt, , January 7,18G8. r j rcylj Hpn^dinjfcly to^ypur po^eofj thc_4th .January, just rocoived,.. ^ . . .1 did, not oxpecL and did pot ask, that you, j 'n\ M ilitafyi ^ainuiuif?Or/ would cunsfuer tho r.onstit.utjonality of tho Reconstruction. Acts, [^utjl dj(i(o^ppot^ ^hntjypu would,[ point to tho ^k^usg.jia^pso.Acts^w.^ioh? yau to suspend tue from tho,.performance of.the duties j rkr^tff&&*\ an4il^n^9?epjivo;.nio of my [,PrQBSrioiP Jv^afcofRfiOidhy ^dprjng. Stoto Troasuror. to withhold tho salary-which the Sjajflf coRtfaeJed o^.Tpay^mq when. ? #aa (jo)u-. liffrSWfeo&.j^rt InrW .^-lA.ft^ge . of ,S(|uth J i^fiUfifhr, ,*?u'j i&l5P; PPr, ventured;,to remuve w^pJ^I?*^*J?H-^r?i/oVA cpnpot.dcprivo me., of. my; qffie^.,. ^9U,jpaun,9,y. jpoijg to" any au thjO^ityjn $qa. Acts,,foot pxcuso ypur injustice, and.usurpatiq^hys say iggiV.'that as );our action (.iny^lycd a,j^r,inus,d^?iy,,in.jtbo :adjauni8trtitiQu pf'j^icfjr.andi^mpasqd^ uppntho- StaAo,.in its ^poyeri^hed^.coodjxiooi* additional f expenses ,for tUe^m.-u^tCuancq.pf prisoners, und for . hold ing hpceinj. ..terms of t,ho courts in several of the : districts. ;,iu, the .Southern. Circpjt, I did not (cous.ider.,it prqncr,,ar jj,uB| to-add tq, those bur d,qns by atpth9jwiog1,|compQ!usa1tion for,.ecrvices, thit wpjp pot rcadoKd." ,, .; v n . ? wl! I indlgnanliiy: repel tthls-^lKrider/ I Vits in the actual perrotnfanbfl df my duties, uhdfer the laws'of tHo SoitolbfeSouth- Cnroliha, that had ?conferred on ini^i% jd?ieial'Offito. dud.to Whom1 alone, I am accountable.' 'When'you/by tf-high* I \ hrin'ded ? usdrpatiinj of'?n^h?Wty,'? h?tVConferred i^you'by^nanyoluw^f <JonT^6ss, or5 Stiele of i war,' suspended Jme^n^thvVo^ effort-1: -wits' matting; to administer JufctiCG, to ft suffering pcoA pie.-.itWhat ju^iirDBimsn?HO'bbadministered Vjy i im eh jur-ies'hs-.you- hattfdlrectdd to 'be1 drawn1* *?t>uh.knoto J?J*honld Ihttve1 known,' that your' drdcr>as- to juris?, tfrts ?not aulhorinid1 by any ? Aptaif ??Congress; *Y?u 'know ta'* should have kilownpdtliat' juries, selected as "y'bri directed, presented th?'?mosVsotfous.impfedittfcnt to the' ikduTtnlstratiOn'of jufcrieb. Yoii'ktroAv'or should* imte 1cnWn;->tha? niy Ofi'r'hJ'of5 "office prevented ?lrto'froTrn'TjftrryUi^ out your order-?and ypt ns a I racre'part feting w~i*nuflt:corisidcring' the-dignity 'of- myipoBlfion'/Ihe'' thnfrictcr of my beloved 'Smt(^^f4fhehrJsp^ll3ibifity'br yoiir own station/ m ;4lic v?y'wauroh'HcfeffW\?ovWr,'"you'p?f'tipon TOcttb? fodrgnfty'-which itts' tin worthy of the grcht'^govcVhmcrtl ynn"''represent, and I n'iu>.t ' add, appears to nie now to be rot only rosout 'krs or TjiK oi.D Any^Y ttVi'?to. ot .ne-.? Jr..-. *v n bnV": hi: i'' !' ? ? ?' ' . 111 IS^V?^W'^W ^T*8 WWW o? kW??1 J ^ould^ npt ^vrry yrvh yqui, ou dur \\ ithoul viol luting my oath of ofiice. I said so frankly. You sufpeudedjjne.j Yielded without a mur l?iiK ^nWii how, Veciiuso I have a .conseicncCj 'llttCt Wlljl not permit nie ,as I think, to violate :iny oatli ot office, witlf nigh-hahded tyranny,, y'od'not obly clepriv^ me'-of the dignity of (hat ?bmcoj'hhtT?b liie of its fctlppt'rrt, otiuvthcViin-, Tjttff}hgly-t61i me'that hiy ^'jatidu has involved ?k eeAdtis'abhiy'ii? rn^a?^MslfaVi?n'of 'ToT^t?tig TTi'tfd'ft wits' ^uV'^wli1 hnahth^i/ed and-officious interference*' with* t he laws of 'flic State, that placed' the first and only itnpedi m6nt In nic"wny ol"justice!""""With what con sistency eilii yju tQlkinbjrAit Ae '^impoverished condition" of tho- Stato. when only on tho 3d Dcecmb,<)r>'ht<it)lypjj; issued . Cfc l vend I Orders No.. 139, assessing a tux for the very salary you i Jiavc.directed the Trensuror to withhold, and jdid actually mako an appropriation ,fdr its gay menjti'low dpes^ jt ^ hu|p thej people of an j imppvcriBhcd State, to wrineinxes out of thoui', ??hVffft?ffit?WY&MH M iWW^iWU*? mtmWi ? i.i ?a . v... w ? ?, !,..-. WJiy trouble tyoureolf .about Stnte burdens, when >thopooplo (I ;nienD whitu" people, ttiK r pa'yers)pW'ith :.8iuc|ol,iV unanimity approve my coucso, and sustain mc under.-my present jyif^Uio?! Poi??T. fiti ... v. ? .': '11 Si^l's'nf'hoV deceived, nor'is the conn HyV, by "this mdre1 fe?bterfitgc. ; Yoif cirver this tlMU-'anflibad 'nttfcinpt', tO destroy 'tfi'o'fhdeifb'n ^ncq'bfJthb'ljttdielnTy, at the samd time, that ^^you'niAk? your effort to bfehk down the great bulwark ofBbeftyi?niR TitrXL;iijV juuy? wit'h ft"flhnsy"veil. .?tfT<..' njid ? ..ipn; i i. ban j .} ... . 1 coinnicnd' ??u tjO . t,he perusal of Ccnernl ITancock's Special Order fto. 203, to show von i u**5bj tain ? ' *? what a patriotic officer can do, whoso desire is to Jical tho wounds of a prvstrato and blccdini; country. , , , . now is to repel your unjust and cruel aspersion, tarhr.-. a vi\ <n VHiLAtoU OI>iJ WOlir.K Ja<??? aid t? nptoh record my protest against your nvr-fta Tbl bu .tin! ,a?:i .*j V.u ?.r?:.., J moustrous lyraunv., ?tunnoTaiiu :tip helix w Un/i .q?m I will leave myjoatjlvo ^tatc . to-morrow, in pWjfftftitr!iff,teiiJ awp^Jirftd _of,a hcarjy >ych i-oH,s\ii'^,\o^.^.ocl? w ni>* .fsmnp^^isi^l?jt fox, I qnt coming back, vyhen you go?FI will bjp Sj^UiiiiedjJby .the^ou^cuiusneHs of .having dono mjjduty,,and thp.full ; coj|udeneo, tl?at fc(io pcor pic, the great judges, in ^ys^sje^wjll soon do j ^tico^o.y,flu,nud^Pine^ . Wbdf ?/ i'^ory respectfully, sir, -iw- uwl (id]f(fU'^^|^ii^an|it.i ? ! v M) li hob?h4:.A:^: ALP1{tcn;: 1 en: .i-.v .-.A i- ? ' , .. I . ?W| odf nfe^fc^S^^K^^''-^, -^^^P-Vifi0^"?1-^^?^. PotuniauUing Mili tary District. 'tK^r'JtwmoTlng tho~"@ovornof:'M?aii Treasurer of Georgia. m ?r^itid John Jones,-' ?wiVisiqWaT'CTiXvis'trixjf; of the Sta^^-Qoorgi?, having declined to re spect the instructions of, and failed to co-opcr ato with tho Major-General Commanding'"tho *yhirfl ^iljtary^D^ftfipt, aro [ hereby ;hpWoVodj from office. II. By virtue of the authority granted by tjie ijupjilcmc^tacykjAe^o^ti'ugtion /net of Con gress, pnssod July 19th, 1867, tho following nrjmcd officers arq ^ctaijqd for( rduty in the Dis trict of Georgia; Brevet Brigadier General Thomas IL Rugcr, Colonel Thirty-T-Jurclj In:' fantry, to be Governor of, the Stnta of GqorgiaV Brevet Captain Charles^. Rockwell, Ordi nance Corps United States ^tny, ,to be 3T/reas i HI. Tho aboy(c.nanmd >officcra. w^U prqcpcd, ?W'?$MVn?iP?fe, .ge^rg|o; anJ: enter .upon tue discharge of tho duties devolv ing'upon them, subject to instructiouB ? from these Headquarters. . , . By crdor of Major-Cfcncral MkADE : j (Signed)* R'. C^DIS^EK, ^ A.'g. At 10J A. Mj., this Qrdpr was,-. Koa^d, to tho conyCjritidn amid npplausci at section 1. ? ? i ft . ./ - .... j. . i -i i [From the Charleston Mercury. ' V ?E CONVENTION. ,.t!>.-. ?od;? .J.'viu - rfr:?h jxiuo ?'"??>? ?? . , } .. ' TUESDAV .l-lxil.,' 'K.I ioa According to announcement,; tHe. groat tinged Strcakedi;<aml stiiped' cotivedtion, called {to ,gethcr. to- provide-a new J Constitution for the once grftnt Siato.of Bquth...Carolina, assembled an,,, and thereby dosedtpteVl,! tho Charleston; Club 11 ou,-,e, a -building erected by a sboioty of .Charleston* gentlbmen,r..fur thecirjoyment of ?eaeh;othef's:i<conipnhy;itir.tli? pursuit of'-ploas UreJ-...d -id n ; ri.1 ririw .At;tun minutes past twelve-o'clock, T,?i Hur ley, AvUitoj itjd?legatboifr?hi ??.-Berkeley District, called.the convention to.lordory and rcuwdstcd tho spectators to "-withdraw Avithouf- {Lhe b'.1i j?c?coptithe roprescntativfcai.-of thbi pr >?;- who were requested to press themselves around the. tables pror*rircrt;for?tliemvv !^'hoplai>i delegate from 3^01 kely:thus brought ?tW;copventi?hjto ?ordery.Snd^tablishrd au indisputiihle'clfthli to boJi-o^ar\lcdii?a'the funny riian or harlequin of the bpdy.., i,* Thiunas J. lloburtsou; white;idelegate from* ?llteiilund, wuh then unmdmouKly-iehofioit' tcin-' porary, jpluiirmiiiv nnd- v*Wi Jv?/McKinley, or Orungcbufg, ruqucatod.to act us secretary pro!' toin,.ij, toil ?? :i j<- ??' ii-'i ;ti?.V? .lojTUe.-eocrcrnvy pr vtonn?tlio'ri rea/I "The> cru v 1 for the nsycmbh'ii^ ofthe Wilvontiort and cnllriT the iiat bfdah aitos. ; ? 1 -' ' '. i i>,-t!. ? \\ !^^,',yuro'' 'white," dcicgViiij ,rVm H:.rlTnetflrfT'then moved that n committee be >i'A ? mi-it ? 'Lh'l wan ."?fit e.i ?' v npponfteu on permanent organization, whose i \ 'i 1 ^trv"':. 1 htlojBffiW ok? t--? . ,T' duty it woum be to report tlie. names o| snini-, bio ^er.son3 to ll!l the offices oftlic convention. This 4iiot1tVn gave rise to great discussion! It was finally'ngreod tliat tho' chair" should appoint a committee oh ' certificates of identifi cation, who should report \\]\o were entitled to soatp in-tho couvontl-m. " B. Oddl T>uncan; wTiifb1, tll^galoTrOni X'ew-' 'berry, wishcdJ't1ie xvlrtd?' nrafto'r' p^s'tiioncil un j til ThurHdayintiS oV-loc^.'Vd'giv?'tiifa H.Vtho <ineiiibcrs"<6 become ncfjiihlnt6ll with ?aeh other, and form correct 'opinions1 as-to whe?1'Wero fit. persons to act as ?(iice'rV; of' the Konvent ion. lie was of opinion trhafl h'^roiit'dcal ?f'tlid BUO ccps and influence of'the 'hVitfly' would dope ho* ^tpon tho' ndmi.'itrif ration t>f'the prcshleht of the oonventioW, and he wanted ainplo time given to the -..icrii'b?rs^t? make a "wise choice; in: It: E. ? jfejangley, delegate froiil Bcaiifbri/but. a-Coolly-hoade^'ilogro'Trbni tMb' North, here ? suggested-that tli^'Vbh^ritlcm'5Wa's 'nbt iu a condition to organize, as theiiB'wTut n? telling ?wb?ther' the ? mehibci*s' tvhov nrfs^crAll' their hantyBs - -wdi'c the fbiil ?rinitubers rjr?' nfttj and ho thought that tho mcmburs ought to hb identi fied Hn'woVnc way. ? This led to 'move protraced difciisFion, during wlvifh n ! groat variety of opiiiions'wcm'evincfiied/iind1 a 'nnmbor-of mn, ti?rts-made-and nmcndnre'nts'oh^red.t? ^ 1 TlttS committee having1 retired, it Was blovi>d iliat 'tli'b ''convention' tak\'b a"roccs.s for twenty fnintitcs. This was Votlid -tlown amid much laughter ais If it was very ftinny.' - Thcrc'boitig nothing cls'e to' do^ hl mcniher Suggested that the chairman' pro. 'torn, enteriSin the convention with' a' speech during the absence of tho com mittee. The chairman foot consenting to this pnsfimd,1 various suggestions woro made for dif ferent inembcrs to speiik, But'nono accepted. The prodcedings nt this^strt^o wero chnraetcr ?ized by some -irregularity '?Vfid^grcat want of dignity? The ftccrcfeiry' pro.'tcni;, bVTdently desirous of preventing tho convention from exposing 'itself to fuYthbr.ridlbuloj-'movcd! that?thd-conVo'ntionl toko olTodesa for three quarters of an hour, and rforil tho infornintion of the ignbrabt, he Hx pluined that three quarters of an hour meant. ,lbf tydh'Ojinj n uftos. This nioti on w.ss. oV'tX voted' down, amid flhoutS)of;lauglii(?.,^as jf .itrWSS the extreme qf, wit,,itoikoop thd mbers in the room. luinvti . ? ? ? -h At length, to the grca^t relief of thoso wish iog to leave tho.hall, ? .mcstfengc^from thp .(Juu^ni^eq, on,Credentials appeared^and.;,in-' formed the chairman*,,^.that jJjiOjiCoinmi.tVjc wishpd tho proseucq of all tho pj^qpihpi'p }n the' tuiiuntttpo|rooip, cscppt t)?u chairman apdsccrg taiy pro-.toi". ,, bit! Tju's cniated ap;nptnal, ^llQllgli. uot fjor.raal, roccss of a'^put.ih^fi au l^quf, ai'tio.r v.hjchj the Committee atpI(otlfcr inqmhar^ro^iirjijiog;an,tl rcsutning their .scats, B-;Q?4el|,i.Dpncan.,- as. ?:hair|uan,ol tjic committee,; Wp4f -1 V'C|hal \c port'that thVmcmbcrs present were qualified, jr?L hud been furnjshed with cortitic||e8 idtutity^ and that like certificates ffurnjkjicn to other delegatew^hoil 1 ?rcr'? lnot,onB OI* adjoufr n.adpt-au.d succcssivolj voted ( ^jAjag&On as breathing spacqjiras t&pv LTfmriloza, delegate lVoni Cnortemm, that u committee, e umisting qf one delegate from each district , t . be elected by tlio dclcga tion, should be appointed to nominate suitable J pffiefci* )fpr '/^p>faiihnbn4' orgaVrfwli-Jr/.CTJIdsl mutton wtiB adopted, and tho convention, ufier | a little more discussion, and voting, aud calling to order, adjourned until twelve o'clock to morrow. X? webjn k sd a y <^5tii. . Q After somo discussion as to members not ^yiqg, certificates qf dndentification; the )iall keeper was appointed, doorkeeper until a pe>-. mancut organization. Tho body then went into an informal bi llot for Vi^tifc^1 ^Af recess of'fifteen minutos^aj^mqv^d und carried to allow the delegates to,prepare t io>x ballots at tho close of tho recess, tho ba lots wcro'?aSt,1 and on boittg'cc^hte,d'tho^fesult was as follqwsT A. G\ Ma?Vcy, white delegate iVom Charleston, seventy-four yq^s^'B.j^ Whittt^ more, delegate' from Darlington, thirty-sotycTn votes ;-Thomas .Robertson, whhej'dclcgaTe' from' Riehlnnd, and temporary "chairman, one vote") James M; Rixtland, white, delete from, Fairfichl, one vote. ...i 1 ..?^.Qij'motion .of Gilbert I'illsbury, white, dele gate from - Charleston, the election of Macfcy was declared unanimous. Kk^'f*'" 1 E. J\ Rmsier, a light cAlored' delegate fro% *CTTafTcstmT,*"Th'oii "InovctI that a committee" ? tlir^ &&>'fcot?tea^ clccjteo* ohuirman and invite - him to take his seat as president ?f the cpnycntj.ui. ,,r, i T-he pcriuaucnt ehairnmn, on taking Jus seal} took occasion fn define his?posjlion on certpin import ?^?io.lw^^i-n'yere likely to brought bel'orejjio Jbody... be Niqht JSatsjum.?The first .business in. order was the election of sorgount^ unarms, Afjtcr ^ tW ri.nilols E.' CouwaVAvas "duly elected,to"this ''oTn/cc i1 'u\li1 3n**iiiAK\ ' ?"us >?} m?m | ' u ?n Yn?ti?h of "jVl- jl lif?jipp'cr ii'Vps resolved ?ivL-dV ? J rtdT "Mv^i ?? j j >i..i ; that, when th? convention adjourn, ltadjoUrn . \- . rid ? ,' ruse ' :"i ill ??In ! , ?? to meet to-morrow, at, 1(7 A- ,?!? '. , [v^ j iV. fa.' D.i$Large 'gave notice that' oh.to-mir-? gnv< rbwHie would move to reconsider jtnc'mol.im elect lug Conway sergcant-at-arms,. -i i- 7' 1*' I *? ? *" ? Pcler Miller was elected assistant scrgennt M-tnvms(>l',1B&uyf}i bicksod W*as ''tffcetea"1 dofrr 'keepdt.-? ! hu. - ???? ?? ! lvtn1iti'Fltr.Wit;irfns vr*x then clcVtvd cfsTJi;::*' ?oorttecliery-A?fl,!w*.tlioVrV' proeoedirrg" further 'S'tf- Ihc'c'rgniiizationj th'o' cdli^Kritit'iait adjouriidd. ? - fl in iIk- Kj^.^r^iSdtd? v:W *^WrBbfij W^ ''"! iiijj?lid'Ciobd ?Sorttlonf'?iit."t??'the-"SinUy'Jitx- Rtind, thrift jnjies.- frutu ttri4?lcWr8 JUft^r A^^tnc rectMilly oceupieu o'y? Al;\j. J. 1H >Vhito. lor tcria?. '!Sb.; uppiy-te?* tVfcn n ?aviizviivn O.:M03S, '. : - Jun.l^-rrfa, . , ...,,J..' j,i.--.-Ura?8rrVirK?*5?-Jf5. J^^l -(tHtt-d lo iin* hy K?tv- 'rtr Aeootint^hrote^fcst to ,90ii|c. i;orW!ird,rt''d:?rr-in/^\Tthc pumd imd^fac lorily by tho 1st <l.;y i>f March; 18?',H, or tkeir Notes :tn'-rAv.*cnntfw]ll;f?o placed in thclninda of ah At torney for collection, - . ? iifj ' Jnh-18-^21* ; 1. -W: OLIVER. !,r.t " _ ? ? ? i j ?? Ii-.1 ! ' .' Jl- ._ J\i fVll,jpea-soiiti.itidvJblc^l to.tuo l^trAoof fcbolntd* ^Uabptii Hickculii.ker, dccenaoilt.^iU nnike iinnie-? -Uhito pnylncuiti Hnd tlf?^o holding anims^amittisf tho j ^ii'i>4i!Kst.*?to1>v.in. p|ownt -,lJ|Ph> pTppWlyilottCTt^ncin Lor.DpfQrcTno i-?tli day of ?February ucxt to ?. | |?? ";; uWXl\ti)'Vli. -BAUTbK" . ? Jan,1-5-rft .* ii- ' ? ? ???? '?dinin?strator: -. H ?VliP'/ 7 ii ">T l?*u? i.;r - J- -. ? it->i > NO'A'ICK, M; X^'^O|M'w-:0XHB UrcilniTra require us.fo nnikc lmniedintc.CoHefl | tibtufj ..Weithcret'ote b'ojr *H Ihoso ititifcbf?d to iwby book account or,note, tu settle siuno thu ,1jy tho :M day of "March next, of tliey \yill find their accounts i in tlidutnds<of-lin Atlortu^'for coir*?ilfiA* ' :"" 7_ i- .t > .-.i.-i'ii h.-'? 5:.'?': . i---f t!?., ^ .ite* ?>/ Vfl >.-GhXJdA?:iB5o"Ov* J'"' ; P?Jl?.yiAN.QfV^O. ?IltECT FROM AG'?!^ !at market rale*. '^Oiva *(ab wwJttidlT] , .jfiQlMJiMil!$Wm< <?)UAXft. J?W oasU I Q,^| Norernber, with 7 percent intorcst. npprovod citv atccptnnbe'.^- ?' ' -1 :1>"* 1 r? ? ' ' n^UGlPS. PU0Si>J4A.'fj; OF:;LIMB,-Sr)0oa4hi $00 1st Novenibpr, with 7 per,.cent interest, ap. proved'clty^cbentabcb. ' *' ' r ' " "" ",fi : . I'lUKM'X (jl'AiNO, $?? cash ; ifiMAsf November, ,with 7 per gent interest, oppvoyod oitv acceptance* "V/MlJ OPTIONk, ^lnft^mhWrtte?ditthn:?nbnrn??., ? ? iUHMd-lKS* VLu\SXEsM OR-G-Vd'HUM, warranted Puro? . rj, ii\ bn i , .,, I,-, .?(? t^i ? In oflferiUig th'o apoye Manures'fo'M?nle'rs I d? sq \vUh. ov,cvy contideiiucj ,not pnJy hbi?p^ tcotfftoniuls. from Planters who bav^ used them, tho past,year-but the. nifthcr'gti'arnilfce rnH'Tevcry cargo)''Ws'ft:arrr^e'sj is nualyzod by Prof;iSbopiurd, of the Sbuth Carolina Collec;e. and the,high reputation of these Manures fully TO upi" ? ' r' lT it} K?BS?N, Jan 2ui Nos. 1 >and 2 .Atlantic Wharfs yXiVT.K pEjSOUTH CAROLINA, \.. n?i**!^n ' ?raugomlfS Dls/flct. }'?? <hi?tidn Ry P. A. M?M^C?AEL; TJsri.f OrdihaVy. Wbcroas, CdroUti* AyiMUh'onW/widWWHhsth'm^ Kuit lo 106,10 granthfr^otters qfi Admiidatrft^)nro'? the Kstato and Effcclfl of itonry WrMilhous, dec, ?? Thcso tiTb therefore l? biro nwndhVonlihnlt a'n1^ Hipgulur tho lundrwl jftld,,Creditors, of, tho .g*jd| llciiry \V. Million.", doe'd, that they ho and appear! 'before '"mo -ihMhe Court* of 'Ordinary)' to' tid beTd .\\t ..Uiangebqrg (J. H.j on the 21 t?t.'day of January in?!., aft or publioiition hereof, at 11 ?o'eluck in tho forenoon; to rfhe\^ cause If any \h'd? have) why'tae said Administratioo should not be granted. .sTiittH Given under my baud thini litb,,(lay of .Jwii. Anno ?TATJJ OF SOUTH GAROUNA^.l :?: . Orangcburg District. .. f r ^,,ft,)??? Hy P. A. McMICIIARL, Esq., Ordinary,. decouscdt , im .-I J.uiJ :-' it?f'Hr .<-.'?:l> if J hi ' 'f hcBo |irb theroforo to pltc and admonish oil andi singular) t?io .Ikliidrcd and - Creditors'' of the. tajd Francis B, Heath, dcocascd, that lbov .b,9 ai\<4( ap pear, before me-, in f l|o Court of Ordinary', to do I hold at Oraaf^ljurg-,! Court Houso ow^Ttll.^iy qf Janun.y histau^ after publication perpQft)rt .1J p'olpok in*thd faronoon. to' show cause if'any' they liuvo, .why tho sAid At!iimiisLr,-.tiun Juiijld ait bl Given under my Tlatpl Chi,s 11 tit day of Jnnuary,^ Atmo Domini,-lbOs!?-/' "l>i^V.:Mo>ilCHrtKb/?' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Obanoeburo DiBrmcT. n the ?ftotrlct Court. rsuancc of General Orders No. 104, from' irtcrn Second Military District, the Magis f the District of Orangeburg will make s> on the 16th and last days of each month to urt, of all Commitments iaado*bj them during .rececding half month, specifying date of Com mitment, names of Prisoners and the Offene** for which they were committed; said Magistrates shall also forward to the Clerk of this Court, all rccogad sancea and other paj^r?r'*0^inseiM! 'wir* tfce pro cOedings against tho Prisoncxs.nfoieffaid, which sdlngs against tho Pri/oncxs.nfoiccaid, which y> pc'.iij tli>ir i3?rtiiW A tik date of making. me reports her?'" ordered. ?! ? ._ -By order oftlft Court."~ ' W^"" January 8, 1808j ?1 \ few j cltfiS^'rl. jan 11 ' tf I known as the Chlsolm Place, about 6 mile* be low the Village of Oraogeburg, adjoining Dr. Bar*, FS Itangebubg,-jjarjt?'ell and lexikq. claj^afeeflttfd^bA^^ cla^V^^A4tbjrt,.tire\fir?'Afvfct8u?l3r ne; ehlv. ^T7IIjXiIASI>r.iBIiABriHBliRl>, KT e TV Apprentice by JLude^ure, fifftayfreA?rph?n> MOufce",' ran ?w?yTrpm me on, the odinst.,, without cauaev*'tiereny ? Torewanr ku persons from Har boriug him;, and..I'will f.ive'f a suitable reward for ^/f-DtES^FOIi 'KAM^tf'Irf?ft.? i rljLi/ ypr?riiyc<e>i^j^TVr?rii^|iii<w>giaJm, om tno lCth inst., from Kentucky, cightg?%?4?4t one* I Mules, that I will sell fsr one-third cash, the re? I maindcr on a credit3f-nine months?the purchaser^ i giving abico.QCifttCtpr'h Aotfcpfftftcu. Half of Ihia' ?tock is very Larcceuitab^ fj?Tfrifopt Bjsultng:. c'rVons living fil ? distnncc wishing,,r pftrch?*W Will-plrasewTiretVinc. v '" i ^wiiM*?3t*:Jl MHtt t'l >o oJ*urnf,?f?M)Tr ?-_-.?t?j?in aiiiiiliieefcAV diiv loinfl-|ni?-'^jA^g>^yA VflHS'.E??'u OF-?.?I?;^Kfi?*|?*a <Xk.1 &YA3 NESS will be continued by Wiii/TlT^TTI?s. A. JclFers. The style-oRrthw Firm being Co^tgnincnis* of* Cotton 'siitic??^?. Prompt t*? turns will be mud'cT'ftfitT^tir inuinl'Attention paid to 1; 0 ChnrlcJEnTIT. C. ... !?liefe 1 tu JOHtt-.l. ii AMtLHMI.--1-"-- 1 ' i..? .giiir'*5 or any of ihdcfhbr MtrmOtWTOH tfMfl?d by t ho >T.<U<vor nmnl 1 er qjlanI ity, i>l,Cburkslotf " adding n smell commihsion. . ? . ."/ ') "1 'I i.l il .. ? '. A ?A lT-Als.- a Email lot of* selected |l *?tlW?Ml Oft* Bet p?e^*s^nv*4?y?M fS#>tfcUG;i RICE, * > .<* ,.Tt :i ?iil,?it:?v>>at*4vi Hu#T-f, , oct 19-Jy JOTIX A. HAMy^fpf, kdw.'Ac*! ^r^^n^fpi?'ll boforo mc, within three uiontlif^fl%ri^tvfli 1 Ckunmissinner's Oflico, ) V. D. 7. J AXtfSO??? Qraimckure. CJI??L-C^aawwviav?rt i':|E8TAB'MSHE? KWf. ,G:{t</.:t-T \.'< ^BY A. S. ll'y.l4XXv?TOX The war clojcd wiili.u .UrgoJndobtcdncss on tbo part' of our forue^snbttrrioen. Somo of wh?m lmvc profferar??^ no clnun, amid the losses and misfortunes by which :th?y hhKii bua\Lsu#i?bUndeiU Anh^g^ b^A^i^Wttu ivcpessity of-doing s? by I ho very ^cnerou^pfgfip?f and hearty support we have uniiorndy received. We are ablo to wait for the advent of better times, thdlft^tiK^ To all euch w^cor^lbilk^f*tfu^;jp? invitation to re new their subscriptions, jan'lt? h /'?VV.IMO^TA HOH^O tf (j?chetlule South Carolina Bail Cohtmtui*t)ifu 7ftIts?ilycr Train Leavo Columbia,,,,.tM,,.?10 A*I^BT /Visrtraiati^aaobtillo..,.'/.u?.tJ/.AJ...'Z>.4* Pf M.". Arrive at Charleston,.,. v ?*? Night Exp ien S'mrn /mm 'Charhvtttin tn Arrlvo at Cohunhn.. ft A. M. Arrive at llrnhcnvulo.,,,, ,,,,,?,, p,|fl ? deo 21?tf j ., . f|e|yeral?^upopintcndaat, For sAu.-AT^^j%ii'4Viwn) FI. FABr??Tk\^<?.? ^t .him. ihm !-? .?tj(jRT1 tats'TtaK')