The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, July 04, 1868, Image 3
TUE GjuA N(?KtSUU(ii NEWS,
rUULI?HKI) WEEKLY
O R A N Ci E P U H 0, S. 0.
<?/7r-v: o/ f?ibtip?tioH nu Market-fitnet over f/,-},
Pott Ojfkh. "4
SAMUEL D1DI3LIJ, Editor,
VIRGIL C. DIBBLE, A?KUcintc Editor.
KHAHLE^y >T ...
READING MATTE II ON, KV ERY PAG E.
,TJi?3M0 ?foimf ifH-Uio Bayonet.
r. _1'_'Zi' M il.' ?1 t? .1. Tt ?'. 5
:iSoATttU tOnr.gl i&a,, d^ottirinna, |G wjrgi*; i AJapfima
b*nd ? I^dfidn' to'-'nipVasdntafcioi!^
officers of Mio vSlatos of^No?tn^rfrllifc
m
third section of tho proposed nmcndjuenV t
IhoAJrtWl&dtto^
us Article FOnTlM?^-wdUydUMBu-iho rntificatio^i
of the said aincndfrfilritvly tho Legislature, bfc.j
inaugurated without delay ; taking tho oath 'of.
office pr?Bflwie&^
othcrwise^u^ifyiu- m^ |6g%i^wilh^ the
laws of said States.
??H. ^n?^of tlie ^stin.'sVf't'J^neraj
-<5hmtH No*. 2&yoft MtrylSpand: Nod 88-, off/May
- 12, 186S, from these Ueadtjuartersviasi de?ig
? .?uatesjt.hc time, fpr$\o oljlcei^.elcete^l under the
new Constitution to en^te^ . upmi (lieir. duties.t
und requires them to take the oath prescribed
''by'tWlhw of d uly fc. 1 tfCsS tfM^?ii^rkuc?.
by.the law above'cited, is hereby revoked'/ '" | '
?ji.'fTjhc third scotSon of'th.o.pruplisi'dfaTnend
ment to the constitution, - kmutfu:'an>fUVf?clhJ
?..Fourteen,<? is ropublislicd for the .information'
and' government of ?.those wjfiom it may con'-,
t ooru :
i'-.-v ?} , ' ? ' ' ? ?" ,
* ?'?;-' * * * * * * , ;
'.'?.?',?>. '.. .Vy'at
? , "Section No person sh-nll he a Senator or;
^I^lcu^ifitt6li1 CoiigrM ov'tJU'?tarto^ lYe'iidcUt
b.-a?? \'Lde-l>resiikd?^.or!lniUl ttnj-viflcp.iciv'.r?r jn'rli-.
-s.*<ary,!fmderi4ho-iyah,?t.f3tal^8, vr nu'lrr .i'.cj Rtjito,'
who, having previously taken an oath riatn;inpin.bev
?fi Congress, or an ail officer of the United Slnffca,
r ;;or oVa/'ii/oBibcT o^'aiiy^tafe ' I.c^slkVukV'o/?s ate.
'"' a-secutiv? kr jiidieinfc office Wo *< spyifetnt o',; to Support }|
thrf'Co'nBtitulioiL'of.l.'be'lInltcd ?JLatoa-'phull havo.on
i'r^^4H,!^M!'^ t,.1-l;i*^1^n.i;ei'?:,f.,;.hS^ni^
% or'given aid sr coi'nlort to tlic enemies 'thereof.
*"Wi#d6*ir\ite niVty; h^a'VoNij of JiwVwi&s<oi eh'#
?MfofotyrtWove'littcJi Uisahilily.v^. ?*' ?-?
?je sjt # * *' ' * ??
- '.'Should ?tbo. 'disability! of - any? of tlic officers
t]oct^frtot?'-have "been r.?'remttyedydorq-if >tJley
';?phould ifronv hiiy btjior;c??l'obe upiblp to quiili
fy, tho fact will be immediately reported lo t he.J
.,..beiit?, i^.they tu-e eliarged with any actiye ad
>ninistrattvo duties, or with the care,.Qf.,p)i)j.ii!e
ree.yrds, or with the custody of public money
pr property, will, in conformity 'with ih'e la\^.
Hioid (ivor?'uhlirtiidir'succWs.s?rs "ho dnly'ipl?lb
ficd. ' ' 1 "
?tUiiaQ) T6 faoililatdlf-ho.'orguuization of! the iiefr
/ SLito gpv'ca'niiicii(s,!tlie following ap'poitilmenhH
,'5-hfe mad?'...-'.ii/?.:.- v ? ..t..i?:?f r sc...-;,!.
' : To-be Governor of -South ''GaVolinn, Uobort.'j
K. Sooft, Governor elect, i'?'f James L:' Orr,:
To be Ijiouteu\iil[G&
Lieutenant Governor elect, to nil a-vacancy.
r,lv"thko ijfleet July 6, 18GB, ?in Mio,-iiiufcting'
ot i.;-.?j General Assembly of the State of<South'|
?'bf d., .Tbo (Jountyt '?Courts of .North; .G-ir.oliii.-i j
and' the.. District '-Courts of Sp?th Garoliunirny-'
., ing boon abolished,,(be -records ;()f . all . such', j
courts w?U be Inuisfeyrcd lo (lie custody of tb.o
?'^?|(2|crki4 of ,tlm G.our^ ofdbe resj.oetive eoimties,
"and all iiucxecutcd processes ofj ptbev uufm
islied.\ buBiuces of the said courts will be
returned, in the former State lo 'th? Superior
'Court,'.and in flic Filter 'to the'(jpurf?f'Cb'in
uioii Pleiis and' General Sessions,* at fcbc '-first'
'" ensuing 'sdsjiibiVfield in' such county ;i:aiid* hi'
like maun or tho records, papers and -pMiblio
h property i'ufrthc-oustody of tbd .Glcrks of said
County ant? DistricE Courts, us well as iiif.the'
lttrrtidsl*of filerks innd.i Mhstot?7in Equity in
v'Norfcl&Oa^oliri?y shall be turncd-oviir t<> tho in
coming (.Merks of said - Superior iCouits.h^id
.Gouirts.pf (U.ininoii .Pleas.' . ... j"
yfMtp it (ft ? ?* lAttb^.d ; ! , *,j t :?' .
''6{. For tho- purpOHo of: organization,' the I
a&ffeil*$fiCommissioners elect of .cach-eounly in
{lie State of North- Carolina! -aball, oti (bo day
provided by tho. Coiistituttiin i'(>r them to enter
upon their- dutiusj'or'ns'Roen .thereafter as prae
1n ttc^ltfjitMorfihle together at .the couTtbcnJse tii
eieb cPuntyj-nsH eloct 'ore of thuir nutifbpr
ohn'bhirmnn, who-shall thcrenpon request- the
chairman of the retiring (Jpufnty Court to tid
lhiiiist'or tho oath of oflic-c to the 'said Comrnip
.'iiofi?ra; add tho said chairman of the retiring
Cdiinty Court is hereby cmpowored and- re
(inired1 itninediately to administer to tho said
Commissioners aovorally, tho oath presori' od
by said constitution ; which oath haviug been
byitbcm then and there taken and subscribed,
. Haid Hoard of-County Commifsioners .'bal! bo
deemed duly qualified and inducted into of
< -..-fice. ' *
Tho County Commissioners elect in South
Curoliua will-.organize!in like nianuor, the ro-.|
? ' i tiring Ordinary iri eaoh county administering
? *He oath. . ..
7. Pntil tho General-Assembly of tho State,
ol' 'South Carolina shall expressly prcscribp by
the Sheriffs, Cptimcrfl iilVd
chosen or nuthoi-ized. to bo
$fflprhyid iii ./..id SUfc on
Jffi^SPSr<8]:,:' , :Su-s- <hf. of?ceiy, so
0. 11f4*?'? ehffi.;?K^>?utifieV?vii, ijt-OTlrin |the
i!d?W}^Vviwb? foj?4 ttl\intjB|)Hh}f|rfi^uuUor.
'tho^exlsi.i ng ^^YBWUhV ^vcr u u io 111 of* the
State.'
8 Until ptherwiso provided by law, the
Judgos of -Probate'.elected in South Carolina
shall- Flfefrori rt].e MuiroH;li>i'?fcoa'V^ profQiinqd :
by Ordinaries; and in respect to^.busino'-s
appertaining to 'miners, ami the allot
ment of dower, and. in eases of idiocy aud
lunacy, and persons nan compos menti.t, .shall
]i?T^fnV^>^)lWr? lW#^-'?
.poiilpru^it^,^^!^ .fljft J^lef .,aud < i-ogulyAipps.
L.gov.gr.HHig}i--hO|..practice- in..?like.eas.es in"the,
[(Courts .oi.%t]mlpj.oy,is.io!u\l goyurnpmut 119w.au
MmWW] itf/.iuv.-.i,lp>k.e.j.iri,diction of;HU:b.
1.:_. _1 ..?...,-,1,. .1 ....1.1:.. :i
\i : Qir^>J,i;klVt,''il<Wr/,.V,1^7 nU-^V^-fyprovidec) i
b7fl^^hc..iv?.wcr.s.aiul dutb^.^f Cp!m<,y PP?f.
[,!l\o\y.cvs ...and d.u/iiu,?. heretofore .pe*)taoing,J.to.
i?pwui.Pj.^o.iier^; 1 pi;.j?the^no.rtjCoin,u^i'isip..ters ,(>f.
^oa/ls. JlridgMs, berries njpd C,Ul1,,(/omioJssion
..m>s.,of/ J>blje .lkuildings, niH^Ccnnniis.'riuperH
to j Ajiprpy^tb/p-B-ind's of Public. P?iccr? J and
in .(discharge flhercpC^ai^ County.-Cumuli.:s,ion
,crs. Avjll.ibu^govqrJied-.us far its practicable by
r,t]fp O??-s...;md-usagcs,^ctgubttit|g .the IV.uctipns
:.of..the cdheesi the powers and dul-iex-of,which
Mi XwAy- cpftferret). upon $ic\n, ;; ., . , j .
,,; l,P-..Xt shall bo the. uu(y,ro'f.cueh of,the
flfoai^ls tof,t,Ceuuty ..Commissioners;, jn "ftpuj-h
,,Carplina,,?mmptlia{qly.aftor their organization,,
ik* iW.9jt.lT a(i.Troastuer. Ja act, until otherwise
(^l^Yhlctl;j.'y kwxi ivho shall; be* required,.before.|
?entering; upon bis .d.utios. .M.-enter into bond.
,jU> the Hoard, .with sur.-t'ms to bp ?pproy...vi.b.Y
the Hoard, (und jjj amount,ijp,hojixuil. by the
1l{oardr.cpnditje.n.pd torl'ue fuij.h?yj.p^r%m.in<:n
..Ojf, hj^^tie^.wjyeli-hond shall be filed wilh.jdie.
.jCJerk. of tluvlhuirf fur.ti1ejp7.1uty ? \y.\ i\I such
?^eBsurer,,s.intii. .^ilely keep j|mUvdisbi,..^q,pil
?fcdf? Jt?flivngii?g:i.to .the. Pptir?l;r. and Ip.r bis.
.?m'yd?cfj slpijl bc.o.jh.iwcd a. commission, lo.'boj
:IV^4s&X( ^'l???S?^ 0l? .^V^WV^?ill8B?^^ ZW -
?WWk>W*h bu>. ?/>..%c.P,mni j-ssipn.. or othej....lee
s.hall bc^ijluwed. ou..Ciici(/l^;|iiifer ;of funds.to j
..the ^reasurcr^from. .kis-ypredeccsspr, ? nor from
/(thc treasurer tp bis successor,, nor :.?;halL the
;coiini)i,ssion;tdlpwedt.ti'j tho treasurer exceed the.
rate of two per cent on moneys received,. ,Wiflt
1 ,4-w 9, jppv. ee n t j on. in 0 uey s ? pni d a way. 1
v-si by UMiei(*i?ouife:?J,ndge^>r.y.'hty jdiallbe chosen
by; lho,ftcnqral Ar^einblyv." shall,untjl.eotjict
?r?sfc; prpvidediby la.Wv.bc atuhorivjed lo.cxprvisc
^V'^oit^ iu eVtiiit.yvber?Rftec commenced till the.)
^jferfvlie/?l.gtore..pertainjng, to,' Clmnoqllors,
Subjoct -to rules flf j procbilurjtjd to be-, (fixed :by.
Just ices of the Supreme Court ;..mud until the
.adopt tpiv&fsuoli - .rules;':, the; Pxist.ing?:-rules of j
chancery practice shall bo followed. ; , ? .
o t Ky coiomatid of Hievet 'iMajor-Uctiera'l El>.
LOCI SV. CAZIAWV
A. IX C. and A. A. A. 0.
TEg"QRAlteEBIJRGf" I^WsT
8ao,rji?)a\ViJULy~iriso8r"
' IlViVtc Un:'ri:?'riy:t6' ouVsclcts the right of defi
ning our own ^imtlcalpottttion "hi/'viMiis'of "our.
'editorial eo?iaivlx}-.ici 7oill. :l>epleased, to puLlish
.contribution?, from our fellow-citizens* .vppn 'fjic
griive .qUQtt.ion*. uhieh nuic ngi'ufe (he public
mind, 'whether tAetr opinion* coi)u i<b: wjth ovrs
r>r not:? * A'dptfict nc.wtpapcr; we co)i<tid<:rr\
should be- an index of the 'larioUs-Jihrldcs of pop ?!
Irfar'.n.uliihcul in.the feet ion 0/ 'country in whicJi'
i?V 'iiyvty.te?- Pu.Ti ' ^I""]!1* iu\c ?)')C}\{fhs'i'iif}>rc^
for anu canin)unwt?
"pun 1 e'tl hy '</. re'f.j'u.-niiible liuinc, vol. persunut in
'l/icir chardclcr, n%' ?h'cohitely injurious''in (heir
(,'ndauy. '? :'<W)i!l.d,?i
ill jjU-i'Luarerj ? ?1 Jiiim jteg
, Fol iQWH.Citizou? HI
:.! ? ,ta <>v imjf ? 0 >?-? i.
. Tbifl.is.dbe (iLOiaOUg FOUlV.ru, the 1
?'iHirthday1 of lndrip'omh'nce," tbo" Nat ion's
ildllda*y:,,i vl'w) :?V/ ----o ?-{.
'^''Thc darke.y.s ?f 'the Union League stripe
wiil. njonopolr/o its .celobratipp, Ia- turning out
tv; /?os*'f in their Sunday ".rig;-*,-and.bhe estrcmo
u'ds ia- sky-hhtp, red and Avhite ?.badges : and
Tom's fconj and' Dick's ?ion, and-' Harry's son, !
'will nibii'nt'HheVosfr?ihyand act 'the''parts'of
errv-iindrows to their admiring disciples. ^
We the white men of the- South, who be
Idieve in. something rinore. f;^ngi)^c tlian the
ienvply- gvaudiloijuo.nce of demagogue, and-thc
?iqwilling of-pai-t-y stumpers,?W", who,-despite J
c'-iiiiflbrlluiOs of war, have'' in our he:uls
soilib meiqorica pf the lessons of civil liberty
?? ? .-t- ?,-.. ? ?at. tit .-.. ?? 11 \iUtvi '? pi .v
banded tlowu tp us from our. forefeUiers,?we
de;t::n it..more.tipprojiviato to . cUbiat.e the day
. with private iclluoiio/is upon ? ;he blowings pf j
?liberi'ty j'Und in reviewing ' the virtues of our
ancestors, will form anew the' high ' resolve,
that the proud inheritance of patriotism, which
they left in,'shall not be tarnished'in our keep
ing, by any base dallianc- \vilb Tyranny, any
unmanly acquiescence in oppression, or any
foul lust after the pay 6f 'n binding in the
ranks of our pnemics.
Wo e::pcct yet to soo tbo time, when we pan
publicly and heartily oulcbratu a "Nalipit'i
'Holiday/' '' ,,!'.:
Forolgu Iiumigrul.iot\.
\Yo publish below a ?eri-.? of Keshlutions
adopted by the Ortingeburg PrbPinci Dpiuo
er.itie Club at it's last meeting. They tiro of
Bonprp,! ititoresti innsnineh a -- they indicate a
plan oi\;itiT^liJi'ih''"i " which, if \Mi|ricT uul-l
throughout llioj^istriet. will fuvuislj valuable:!
StatiHtiiv. from which some plan ef <i\tinn limy j
be formed. Wg ipvite Ui; 'thou) > the careful
consideration ?o.f Olli* rcaduvs ; and tvu; t -that
the active uttjt/'eborgefioof every scut ion will
co-operate, heart and soul, in this important
workt \ ? j
AYO understand Hint the Haine subject will
??? ??
lie !discussed" nt the; ihcotingof the Cor/trhl
Club on next Monday." and we hope to see
OiaugcVf^'i, ?ja- 1*4* wijion^li^-crully; aliveju.
the subject, and every mar, working lor the
J,-.cause. ...Ilerti are iheive>>lu4iuus: iii
i ?k>!h)1vcil\ That Ibis Club deem fclwi subject, j
of -Foreign' Immigration of great political,- as i
>v.oJLli|a.i>ra.cticva[ importance, and; will, eagerly
eo.-operatc iii..any fpasildc. fcheme for,, its eti
eouiageiin nt.'
' i/^?'rf/'Tliat a tJommittcc on Foreign Im
migration be appointed; ifhoso duty shall bo :
f'irl 3 1 jTo'.>ak'uqr.tain. the: names! of all hmoNbold
iLvguiwiuw luuu mnuvio in iiiiin viuiulty.
TO' reqiicst/'frcmr each"' individual- \ik$\
<hnldcr'"nbvicf t4laW.niuiH-of what-he is willing
?Ail! do Ip.encourngo tha-coming of.-ln^lgrBuW,
citbenps iahpfer^^r.Vn^^r ??: . . . - !
3. To report at the next meeting the result
of their investigations', with snob sch' lnes for
fdr(:h;er:aV?'on as to'thcnV'sbcni' mtwf feasible'
?ci'fii?lifei?'tho object?Ut'siied. ? ? '?<'?? ?
.'< 7?1wo/w^That.J-he..QoiumUleP on. p.v.i-?"M im
pendence do address the .District Club,on ,tlie
subject,, notify them of our action., and request
>?fd'T'0 ' (hf)-"4 Mill t" -?: u r v;\v.], 7? i
tbem;to recommend similar action to every
Preciiiot'(Jl?b iii the District:'1*1 ! ' ' : '(
"?cw/in/i Tha t i the; GoaiiinYtcc -on- i Con es -
ipondlmce, do,also sjQcJtj informatioti by.cpnes
.peudenee. with any pen-on of oyucrienco in.(his
fc,tatc or :>broad, and report-t.lid result .if their
corIVsponileiic'e "tit the next-and each cn. o'og
meeting until discharged.
Zc'i-WiW, That, while .the Democratic Party
?will, da all,in- its power (o invite, white imui
.gratiou, it will always sustain aud help thbsh 1
colored porsoufli who have'' proved themselves '
ilmfneod's. of the'Pnrty. !
.- i i 'umilltMl ??-' ?
h i ? b Book Notice, ice.
Tun Raxd Wr Lovh- for July conlains
iHVeen'articles from' the' best writers; of "the
Souths Comparative Generalship is. tne first'
of two .articles on. Grant's military career.'
'iho.cn uses; of "Decay of'Religion at the Mouth"
nio treatc'd'.isi a Minister ly manner. '{G|eeroVj|
Orbtioiv'iov-MaVccllus-'^ is a' sprightly- ?jrfssfeiil
'article over the well tiibwrt nohi <?* j-J.i'mc Of
S. fj'. C. S'V. Rain.;cy e;-,niplci:s hi.- interest
ing history pf the revolt of the ?t.ilo.pf-.I'Vank
lin. ]?rof.? Rlakc furnishes one of bi.v liest
^g'rimiltuVni ?ilibles on '''Rime as a Pert iii/.er.'
-Miss'Porter gives a'plea::atit 'sfory.' "fie p'oe- j
try is ironi Mrs. Proion.' ol" VirgiiM ri
Davie::?;>of Keiitmky. Mrs. Glarko, of. North
Carolina, and the larnente^I'loiiry 'f inirod. tho
last pieto ov *? wrii jl^Lv^i im. _
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j '.Si-jutitibvwii?i^l?ct. Igt
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ins Yir;v,'}s^)n sr)ut;riv> i f ?tatk 'roi.it'vi
? 'S
1M I'OlirANT KKOO .ALMEN DAT I ON S.
'/fgiocJjlB to dlho/priJamition Lsi/cdf "thy
liPgi^bihir'e created undo* tho now Cunfttltjtir
ilioil of tho ^tate will assemble at Columbia en
the.tiMi of duly, nt. which time the various-Mb
corsa leot wilMitiullfy.'nud .enter* upon the- dis
olUirgo.of their duties; i .oi-t'.j '??''? I i ft
Mut-lr"nitetost,isvnnturnlly felt by, the com
munity jii.the.messngu to bo .d'lliverwlbyt.Oeti.
: Scott oil that:oeo/tsiou,.and in l.ho .yir.W's^llkely;!
j.to Ife j?resonted.by-on(i.?vho is-.iiow ihc aekuo.v
j-edged-deutlet of.the Jltep^;bhbuii?p(?rth^ oftSohlb.'
JiQa^uHna^ fpriluplotr thc;tj,(nud ?up'omUitkiietmu,,
f#S. iho-jLwjjiklatiuvvw-it'h^rh.b^o'rjoei ^wwhOv-tlip
welfare nun material prosperity uf,>\tli?;;fjUdte
> dqpcmLU hi uVrjV >dj frisdif . ,.(; ..!>
. J'rir tlni purpose <;i' sat Lslying this duJ-irej.'we
prbhynfcdoiuWv readers: tUisiium niug mi, pbaUact
of the message, .embodying tlidjruh|ufi pujptdmn
wbich ?hoi?wterium oleiJH4i???>?r*es;..
: v 'I-I^ANfnTltA'Nlvi if.vxivTiiiS-..! '- :??? '.
: I'nd'cr tllisi Keatl. '?t is'strong^ rc'eoni'mend
'eVi that tlni' L'egiFl.Utirc shall ; take' iiniilcdlthe
actioA'?e: teidrf'TdV ''the Vxfiii^iijh'thnhrof'
Wt,'Ah 'uOb't of I be>t:\fV,"noir" a'iiinunfiiig;to
ubbtit f?5 ntiVhOhtv- prtm-ip^rand;' mt..Vc.-d. 'A
,g'e^'ciralSt:ifomrii|,of 'tLn 'jAiUHc';: rt?T^-'?ftf'qf
the available af-sot's -'of South Chf.dliia'ls'thad::,
and fin- ijlipOrWHco itf!urg;.:d' ofpvt-serving *thc
?'fiwth and credit of tho' Stat e. 0 that if hiieessa
rY'af. a fulitroditho; h l?ltn may'jj? 'e'l.'oet<id,'1a(
'reasonable. rate nf interest'.- | T-lie means-5 fi'iig-'
gested'for the accomplishment of 'this' objoot
are. ttrst. (lie ?exercise' of rigid joc.onAniy j: nhd
secondly, the c-'tabiislimofif? '?{? ;fii t'ooifahle'
systctrf ofi:'IH^ffaVl, whereby the rici-rncd'ahd
increasing interest xtpnivJ the debt in:ty,flb,o'
promptly paid. To 'Sustain tins ?';ci\hVif,'!'the''
nlessnjtoJfciys : ' We .should tiotmvon smhn to
? taho tldyat'itugo. of .any oonst-niction:?..pfl law
?whoreby the" ohli.^/.ti?u? of ??the .fe'tafe, may be
ovuflbd.*".; ? < ? . .? ???}
il ls S!n;e:riy insist cd. "iiowever^tbat- great
'.'.-..iro should-ba'exereiKoJ; in .the 'mattou yi'italx.i-'
lion, so thi?t noither tho ..pe-jple . .-'tmll I be op
pYossod oa'theenterprise nfj fapitalbits bo chill-'
:od or ohecked by .uniu'edstary burdens. At'
.thu'^ime time, ail classes of citi/ens. tfhpu'u.'J>e
liontlodo aid'in supporting, the govemmeut that
:prolcctsjtiioo-..ta'nd it-they refii:'Oi-tlii: J^egisla-'
tiivo a'n.6uklpn)vitk"lite:ui.s to C4iivrcc. tho pay
iii't i'.tiof taxes. . - , ;i
Tlic uttcniton of the Jj.'-i.-dalnre is iiitect.? il
to the .fact t h.a undot a recent ? deeisi. n of th'J:
Jrfujiremu Court nat ional banks .- re taxable, nud
Vt b, --T..J.""?t1 <1--:' ^VA^^H^r.-?r-?^rrrj.tT?p'ninr
bear its duo share Of taxation. e.\ei'pt that o.\
emptud by the c<-nstiiution. # A tax hjm.u ' ull
.hi; .nor.'s of timber ai.d an ail parties cut ting
timber is rdeummendvd.
r.iH'c.vrioN.
rl he iii-portaiioe nf cUu.etiihvn to the m:i?ses
of the people', as tho groat oonso.n ator of law
and older, is dwolt tt'pol) at some length, and.
?if is u-goil that a thorough system of g?oil
sbuuls shall be establ: .bed as soon US may },:
Consistent with llio ilh'nnetal condition of the
Stale. Attention is directed to- the act of
^Congros of 1902. whereby' l'?>(l*0t?? ae-. e-rof
land u ere donated to' each State for iho dUab
lishmeut of agricu'lniral ctdh-ges. in -,Oneh
pupils may re..-; ivo a 'thorough itilitl Iiberfll odu
fion. This college scrip, the G?XCrhuV states,
is now worth in the ' market a fraction more.
than out: dollar per aeic. lie aL<> refers to
the act o.l lHtid grantii.g live hundred tli'd?^.md .
acres of public binds to each SlatO for tho crea
tion of a common school fund therein. Tills
would tavo a largo amount, and obviate the
ncec.-^sity of taxing the people for the sp|e'61(|c
purpose of education. Tito Covoriior urges
upon thd beglsldture to hiGhtbYihlizd Congross
for further grants of land or moniiy for Kdu'ca
tiotial objoiis. as. in the impoverished eondi
tion of the .State, it i? inipossiblo for her peo
ple to pay by taxation for the education I bat
is so requisite t<> their peaceful progiv.-s.
? ApttiPUlifCRK AND V.MKiltA/lON.
Adverting to the above subjects, the Govern
or cxpresspa a desire that, the capital and labor
which have heretofore been employed in the
production of 911c staple alone, should bo'pp
plied (0 a divci'sifivd crop system. <ht this
point valuable statistics v.cro presented, drawn
front the report of the United .State- Agricul
tural lturco.u, comparing thq value of the
mixed crops c?f certain Stales, with tb.c value of
t}ipt cpfton cio.p, of\.tho South: Tl;c bpjnions
expressed will bo read with interest . by all
Hp roiimrks upon iho great advantages
which Spu(h,()nrp)ina offers td the emigrant
j frpm Europe, in its soil and ol^mato, and sug
gests that the Legislature shall provide by law
for the establishment ofBoard pj I'lmigra
tion to encourage this worthy class uf settlers,
He speaks also of tho discoveries of bone
phosphates that have been made in tho State,
and of the flowing back of tho currents of
trade (h it have begun in consequence of the
shipment of this IcrtUijipr and of our lumbor (>?
Northern port.-. The mineral resources of the
State and tho. practicability of their develop
ment are referred to, and the establishment of
a geological or nuuoralogicnl bureau recom
mended.
IHIMTICAT. MSAHII.1T11.:;.
This delicate p.oin.t is fnit.ly and squaruly
1 mot, by no earnest, expression of th'e hope that
tin; J>Fgi.sJatiire vyill, lit an early day. roljcye?
-?'.v-y eiii'/.en of the State fron? Iii? piditj?ab
dHKdities. Th'o Governor saj^b.o is^l-is^d
?' su'yji nSniiguaiiiiuou.s act*
cd byj t|ie e'itnuiunity at !ai
_C3 ufs&jod will j that it woiih
liioviT^hiiijiprelieiisioii and sof
mind, and that it would not he .mistaken or
illy requited by tho clusa benolittcd. In (bis
connection, the Governor states that be be
..liviy Jhoi^Airj; iiourf |<?| t|njel|?s in^hisjS|;?j|re^
whose idfeuecs against the laws of* war would
exclude, them from an amnesty. His argument
upon this subject is cogent and conclusive.
TJI'K Mil. IT I.V.
The ?n^sa^l ^M^jjG&t ^pCedy and
thorough organization bi the' militia should
its character, and will unly bind the party l(i
,;AillnO?'inh?fdxiMlingdiiVYK<^,?bd ?tldo;. 'Tflni?,
a^niiliwiiy ijrgvhi^atjoril^iU ba i^>iditd,(itasbi
Wouldaindoubtcdly be an element ..of Aistucu
?. comn
lectcd
fe#'fl
cldt l^jcuJlicl old ties Uicyi lrfnyUve 'OailodiiiipoitltUj
jrorl//pm..^.'Thp ,GAtv.ofnorj^s ho1has1-,.tc(ve?T?.'di
Washington that the requisitions oi the Stal'o':
fur tho arming of the militia will be ' prom^tiy'
honored, and that tho"''iVd^cSslry^ lib*!'hVs for'
^fra;t?'l??rj?
armis aVc Vo *W%ctaYnc*d ffl tllU fet!do;KfseVHisi fj
hl,'-" >/tl I'-.l lit i.iti. .llbwil., ?:-.4:ill< A
ly in favc
prises* m i-outii t /ari'lnia as elements ot civl._
? 1 ?? rill ? ? .-i ,.' !?!<?? f| i, , 01 . ?? J?j.k Jr<'?*?f|?. ?
?su?oii.and means for facilitating trrowxh aiidr
. I ! .>?'?*. ?!? ??>' j:t Y .-! | .. TV? ?... -? ? > -!?? ? "
population of, the State. The I.egwlaturp is
urged to he liberal in its care ovdriUl tho lines
. -V ?'.? ij'f-ill ? ?>* ; I
in tlip State. In remarking upon the mceban-r
ical' ireiiids of the'' people". as1'sh'e.wh'' in* funds
?Tic" sa'v.4 il"?:! :? VenmWamei,faCt tlVaClhe
?fir.-i' M, ydVf{n'(1?f,i[fu? for ,
;i.V in.h.-iv rfatioilVof pasScngclf .liMhtirght j
l?v rail wits pi'. n iied''Mi'^^m-n^U-W^Ciiii
mi of-tjii?rKVtoui.rts?: 5 ? :'" -;'.7>'
? I ixtl? dgoodl V?d> ji*?l >>>???. f - --Mc.od
TUE 1IU K IIJOQE KA1J.KOAU,
.. .7,!ie. J i'lpriwr.. refers.to the ? hn-j.rtaue^oj'
thb ciiti.-r.prif,' iiV.^nmb);,', tcr,ni?. ,.H..W M
Ui^t direct ?ne.pb ?JinV/Ujire^jiin bjM^wccii.tb-^
ci/y ei'
.cijaipietjop \)>U n'jiffJt?jy ebe;^.eU(albt!\^uoeV^.
.-arivs.i/C iiic.liAj^.ji^Hig.^.^.l-roduyis of tb;,t
gi'VJL;^ip.tion.tu.jyur (lev-rs. bi?;.U wlil iuyhcj
lupifab. -in^vviife p> 4, d.^elpp.valj our
niaiiufaeturing. . iigvu:u?,t.qr.ii,. an 1. <:.oii.iiierei il
rcMHii;HVii.p.;'.l;c. pr^ujlt.?y^i?^) <?]',;he.ro'ob
the an;;;ii;it.al.tcioly ipye^ti.;d; ili.it t lie Slat?.
[pill it.. :e j.el'ul ?MO.-.pt.ct.S. aro, i'l?l\l ;fi<r't l,.t|
and Um .Ue-;>l,iyi}|;y . i.-. car.;. Lily, iee-.yj<,\i;iid.ed i
jOjUTJ!.:.-.1) .tlx-. "cja,' iUw^.nid^v.fc^ii hj.-cd/J
cviiipJetVon of f/ie Ion-. '
T1IK i:oi)'ini:.\TI(f.NO)}',ii.\WN) .
The attention of ibe '{?otsfs'lahtr?! is directed
to Section it, '.VrticleT'J>| ofbUic new cousr.itu
tion.'iu reference to the'dlutrnt ofidficiaWn of
tl'uvStatO, Xht-'?Iteration''of t be forms of pleud
iug both' at l.'c \v aiid in -equity, and tl'.o hxpnng
iag id' Idtdh statutesqisliiro no longer applicable
ti> ear present eivit ptdity. ? 'fjin"'^.overnor cuig
go^te tbht tw.t wir more pM^iiii Idxrlied* ilrtbe'
luv,'shall be designed ns'a cuiiiiiis^ioa;to per
Ibr in l his \vc*k. rtiiU t ha t- 'tlv. s.y ah >? IP bo/ liberiilly
oitnpdusatcdf the.rt l'dr. -. j In. ihir eumioctivu be
m^es. that t:Wo pyrounj of well keowu legal ]
ability shall ibeiomployed H* adviriory. council,
l? a'ui tlic i.,og'Ki.-uiiru i:i diuw.'tag up .ue'e(j.s,-?ary'j
statutes. - This is aipraoSlcdMhat* forineily pve
vailcdr the s.dicitOr.i uf tlio Sta'.e ha vii|g acted "j
in that.capacity, i- .:j- -
' I'KN (TENTI A11Y AND .lAlfiS.. ?J i!
II is recuTiiniendeil Umt tbo'Tjegisbitiir.;'shall
prrvido for a thorough' -ihap/'clioit-'of the'piis- j
on? of the State, and thou icpair wherever
itoccs?ary 1 or the^fTickit't'ialiuinistridion'of'jus
tice. That provision sluili ai^o be made f?r !a
system of [uiuisbiuerit whereby tho lah-u* of ebn
v;t-t;i shall be utib/^d.' That-; the-.pciiitf.litiai'.y
tBhrtll be completed : and. finally, tlmt .oupital
?puniKhinput, except for-ninvdor/rapd and; oilc
or two other offoheesj shall be alxdisbed.
Pvhhi? orn^Kt'.s.'1 |
? Tlic Governor is espce'ially onrU(?3< i? recom
mending tli.it the bonds of facers' having
charge of nubile money- sli'all be but at >neb .-.
figiiro as to prevent dclalc.ation, and insh.Jau
noiVcii and proper discharge of ituty.
?thy JijiuyiAitY.
? ? .! !;.<> U :, . . (Up IgUfl . n ?; .
It is advised that the jurisdiction j>f'magis
trates add juges be so extended as "that tbey
may decide finally upon any petty violatiou'a of |
law, and thus avoid tho necessity of iooarcOra
j tip;: the parties accused of crime until tho gen
era! sefcsiou of the courts, and the expense to
fhc State incident to their support. This is tho
system which prevails in Texas und Ohio.
ntEEi?MA:';'s' evueai:.
Tlic Governor say:, it w ill b;Miis aim t<{ have
tlic Krecdniau's llurcau discontinued asroon iis
practipable and hope? tliut its oxistqilcq as an
inst|tut^.Q|i may be teimiuatediu South Caro
lina on or before the l;t of <.!. b,-r next. .He
acknowledges the ay/1 rendered by tlic Bureau
in l)'C organ'ua'ion of a liibor -y.-( in, and in
i, i iK'ib'g assietanco jo planters by advaVicos ol'
pi oV isioiis, tliUll Cleiblin;; tf.ciutM i'.iltivato
lands which would otherwise remain, unem
ployed instead of bearing abundant crops of
cotton and grain. U irs remarked t hat many
of the agent* of tlic Uure:'U. may lie dispensed
with at an early period; and local iipiuistrfitcii
bo nutb.irized to db'-b^'go sie h dnUpa in r< V,
on tti the frccdnica a.i at;< ifow p^vt'ormftd by
iipoij?ijj urges ?ic ihjpqrtance of ?t oocp^tab
ylums ('jid dispcnsw-ips fi?r the. pout,
fur as possible, tihhll-bc mado self
?? ?? - . . -
):I,1M) AND JNSANI-J AKYLU.M.S.
foste?tig -eure of the ?State, shoqhl be
thrown around both of these institutions; The
protection of the unfortunate is one of the fir
ilutlcs^bf the'.people, and it ought Xo be a
icjed i?f''l^^yf ts^%H?' I^'vilizatwu^
d progtos of the age. To this endHie/gov
ernor edvises that tin) rules l^dVpgnlatio^isyAf*
the Insane Asylum*1di^d|$ hej^^^.a^W
approximate as fur as practicable those which
ton.
picture galleries, a mf-nrigei io, an Uquuriuih, a
bulauicnlyTgitrdqin, .h^iu?fteuii^V?i^MiWi?iticri-?
thcHiu^rt?f/mw^Uli?xVti?^B??a? of the
ncwpa??sjrtii&.TOifcct ro
straint and conduee~be:fhe restoration of mind
and heaiW^t?'fe?6 *H MUST.
V. I t.is .)ve(i"nrMiondod.tbut;in"ext<tndtrtj* the? aid
%X the*-State-to uiffbrttfijaf^ of air'kiu'da, no
^ 'dist tuet t?n1 slf All 'lie mad*ff( against those who '
'liWcsu'irered^voW*hrcWw?^'fl??r^ thu
I general destitution incident thereto. .
[.VittcfiiToiiCM U-t mfa'i r*#etfn\\$~ lp>. the,'late
homieidc> in Camdep and Ihirnvroll,- which
have led to the arrcrfl'of' ninny citizens of the
I State, whVtffe'Ti^ the mili
f'tAry aut.hontit^,- lMit^f/07t^/vtc^- Pfthe^utinia
'sitni-oVl-hirStllteto'-thc l''iVion5Vilid the rcstora
tum ot civil iuuctions, niusl noccssarjy
iriedby.the civil courts. . The ' Governor cx
*i l**;?t?y.-- .????????.. .( ??.. ? ... . ?
-presses his do tor munition tocutoreo^jtdjp law
. mgai ?st all. d :stui:ber*-oj >t.)i.o!;.i>cacp. of .the ?i4Ui
'?withoukavtspeofr-of:persons* ..Atthesame.tiine,
ho expresses his belief that no organ rations'ex
ist in South CarolmriPToT the purpose of.resist
%jW#iHVfVl?in\fW^ 1-itvHf ^<j?S&e? Ho
istatc^!mlfe\;er'yi niSffl shall " oe' full/ pVotccUld
in person and pr^pei ty. and in thnfrec exer
el|e5o{ Wlr% mhthJ X^&uffiy as
they depend.upon the Executive of-the ^tato
Among other, llnilgs al.'u Governor recom
"monds the completion of the capitol, and the
I.T?? c'.'UKhuunn.,ha. expresses the .hope that
/u#ot^
?iVcil tjvtt tlib'fu?TtirVl Vh-|i?tr*oP; South ('arolina(
so j u^ly'Vc'f^Aed/will T?c3 rd ft or; hV' ?! ispl?yeO
in siijip'.nt:i!^ thc^llag^jr^ oVir'-cMnniou coun
'tote .Oil >>*/.?'<j ??? j
Suiuiier wants a bill passed to relieve'ft
rom
tax certain c^tgocs of'funi now suiting ship
uio^lwit fu*Q*ifo\fc*wli%U\>.AtWa. The
b.^l^tliMfMf idMs?V-iyd.V w-lfin:sth^KV}btit^iis
ioCitlja the old- "lino whefi the good people of
.-.-I .I'.-l ?/?'-? ?-?i-'V.j; T.'.i-iiue.'e L..uft:r-?
ingi nun fur :?*l.iyp* '.i ho ^i^p^itnV-^' Hoston ,
and Sajopi no -' longer i.iing baokf slaved ; buo
they itiil Hud a good market fm-rum,^ We
do not wish to intrude but. it does sco}n to us a.
little obi lUav#l*r-?-ftt^H^enfthci3i:adei- of the
party- pf i.-iui?ki<li^R^Hd|Scn;aoi >V'il.?on (the'
\tsLv- ?r the -yii?^
be so s(ni'rJi\H%\\ e-T.Sa'itrfiroiiifi^ for the ex
portation of h'o much-vii-j). r?i Afriea. Is this |
I'lbVd MVir the' neuro, or . nire little Uehv'of
lntsines?. ,
The ship Adolphinc, a'. Xo-.t V'nrk lrew Bre
mcn.-o nelds ol ice. atme ol tliom being at least
200 feet' ?igfT? iiad"i.o? .v<> m..u\ miles evt.
?ot'nor. tcim&iti'&tffl ??t1 1 r
i '..' 'fJ it A - J'j'lV ? JV-? ?'. - .
! A proof re'ador in the government printing
'[ ofe;" \Wshit?gtoi,-;'has"beo-Vi dK'.Vlaeed.'liec-avf.e
[ as I'residcut of iho National Labor? Congress
! ho called .it together abput the time of the
He:.i'joh>.Tih 1 National \7outctitioU Vud in New:
:vnrl.a?$,-imm?^t??
i A s.-nmuii-l delegation will leave Washing
l ton immediately on the. adjonvnitjriit of Ct#n
??ress for an excursion on the l'acific llailrosd*
1 At the Western-ieri^nua-oi the road, hunters
''"viSei^g^c0?g4h fresh UntValo for
the parly.
l)ur*i^ilfc"flfiyiii'j; v-*>t^e-JK)umTutioii stone
of a' new'Town HaV.: iti OatoshcKd, Engbjnd,"
id platform ; contrihiug about-six hundred per
sons broke down with a forirfnl crash. Many
were more or loss injured but no lives were
VafsiccBilr>.be lftAino'd., i ' j S t
"Someth ing now under tho Sun." The lat
cst>dl}nstr;?.iqnf(4'Ahm uiciJfouiJriidJ?jquohit ion
is afforded;.-bj\tl\c .o^hiblisLaic-nb iif the New
York .b.-.t.iieb >A '..the?? r L<i .J^cnwcrtti. }v
the ypi :p> iinmcdiatyly under those occupied,
by the bditorial department c.T tho Smi^
OTJClW.-TilK I-.AlillY.S OF TISK
? J'.?s<voT>al, .l(hnrqh. -^sIII-oo'-n an ice Cream
ea>iV Du? UM Konud^ >A e?i Tin rsday
N
ttato<
next, llie 5>i oee..-.d.i to sc' ir' ift? t<cncGt Ot' ihe
Chureli.
!. : ?_
CHBA?li? '.C;HvifcX TilCK -CUK&P
hrST-'^Ot-'.' yd* '????anth'td last cot. l'rinta at
l'^J, (sold in nffiirliwtftii ?t 18c.) ??per col'd drcsa
Mu.-l-e..- v.e-. :!i .^.ienik-d JLong Glotti- lUj,
Kuc Shirting ?< yd-1 per S.', splendid Curahrio liong
Cloth, uirei" yt vide. -.'.Oc-. worth 80, IJaetm, Clear
Sidoj" .'<>, Slibiddera IV, Sugar,?Coffcti cheap, and
Yarn, KM W6|?.?$ft7i". }? t -ia-'V:.
,4aly -li'-lt.'- ?: ? -St. 'MeMASTKR,-Agent.