The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, December 12, 1866, Image 3
Senate,' Mr. 8titnwerj gavel notie~ iii;iL 11ae
Nv~iIl on tomlorrow, iiitrodiuco res;OlU i um
'~declaring tile 1A.wer 6if Ioitircsd' oil the
-ujc A recozasLruciir art the rftO
to oxeindo1 tile ilte ,rebeli'Gus StTRea
from Coigrc-.s, att from toti ng oil tihe
cutlet tiltjonll atnefidamentl '
Mr., Chauadlr zio~'ed!,bUiJhe, Sonate
refuqed, to take, up kilo House. bill t
almind the 4t~ of 18G2, so ato: tace'
nwily the power of th. I'resideitto grant
1nMoxeity. In 0u Iouse, 11fr. WVent.
w~orth itroditeod a remoltition, which
was adopted, iualiting oil the adoption
t~to coiitti ottal amentdmnt, before
le IFum will c.Iti:.?iilir thel paropiety of
givi ng the So.uthema 8-iecl relpreselatn
deie rI hea I I ,.I of i~ Ivl .r, viriil y
tint, ilaroigli II- rp.i. I I'mi It,' w;I.i en.
pit- ltl firi'p:tiritg artieI'' if irnapi'av
PNIIIbit rao.f aorta III icatiiOl in Owi':~a~ta
Gil tit f U1ie i!rI. 1h.. It:,.! i t 1Iv.r hail
site I t &..j'Am, no..r hai lit! r.yvr i) itati'.
Illa Ii v.
Ira ta" I~il~i' ..l 1:4.'1101114 0f rrod
j' ehii i for Ia' :appaoi iti ietat of ai
Coi~l tati('u of 11, aO., to ri'port to lit:.
Ilfoltie :at lwix t ?ii'-tiolili? Ow - Im atad pres.
emI rolatioi aex it itg lwtw'%'eari this P'O'd.
'-r' )I a.' ii'tt :%its . rail roaid inIi t
Istntos !ittel ill r.I,6ll6,r, tle.11 1iit,t of
Itltir.y PKt'tlhi... I II- U tn adl State.4
eon@11t.rrtct in1g, re' jiaring. ('rj1Iii U i .1ta 1111~
'~ di.' I'. itch ot OIll Is). thle (Goretrnta t.
Sa I.). aA I, the p s'Iropivr cotirst, Ii 1)i' t
tihi it liv III,, UJtivi'rtarsw iii relation to
t ~ aifro,0.4. A remA.)Itiiiota, which wni
Wlo.nd .d iirectinrg aIII itqiairv ii to thet
.xjilvi-iejoC v of ri'pi'iligt to it trnI X:1.
aM r li tsi-mmatl1, osf lelr vlvaa a af''
rt i'ii l wh u I iie.li 'yoi a, - I 'sl le a hv I v'
Ter iit.~ it' t~a is h ( 1th i patim ai
l4 it *uI a.'''tutr: rgaiat. tortl
rIs %it!r i I, Sr iiie- rewei in l relpaifliat
* Ph' J ah~'1A.i, C.11 iltlit-t ('4 Itava riiPorli'i
t.V11 'sta~ ri'.tlg~I ;.) stanch O tilar' voltii4.1
v* Wu TA : tii lyjroldii, 'III(a- forfoAt .tite acif'
tk real vo~att' of tihc l .~i 1t4tb'''ai
tilInt-ilrl if thiir tamtntr di I i'e I'htr'v
s ay tha to ij )rl.'t ;d.lti.. githtr. the prtlivr
lb. 1-.di he 1110i enl ctIL' of ain ?xi.?
(ry'ti-I'ttjuial itreraivi: IV''attxt'r
a It ? aarialv ciatl:titiai t a~''a
Ca~ble Dispatolacs.
~ al' saIr-iataa i' Illte iiorala Iaa
oft~i lt 'h kitid i'''rr Qr'esa-hia Ihis cat V
I ~y5 1,000t mix~tt~ttare'ii'd tnat - :
'ik to t Ian plaic'ot itivtait'iiai; -I1(
I I oc io LIavet b)011 tliatil. 11 in'
Ow ot'v .-t-'~' livt ta t.arh ii'w Iiit(
9.ii ritlh vi.-ims.,ii' rijeaal. b di tlj
;'n ' ro'ror' t aol r ,t I ..It Ii , i IttIt t lea I) into
1-l-m- a.ia-a ..raii. bilit. wiith h.a*Jo4 I 1Cir.;iIe
Prom Aihington.
WAOitINoTon, Dec. I.-Gent Shej
ait writet.tq thI War Department
that the offiopr sqvt -to invest the
charges-containcd in recent articles in
the .New York W id, coidrning the
treatienbof prisoners and soldiers at
Dr.yTo'rtugas, fal miado h r.eport in
whih he refutestho charge of iihu
manity aid iII co6hhision, remarks
that the p risoners recb'eivd.qeli saie ra
tioits as the enlsteI soldiers of the
po2 are neatly aifd comfortably
.dresed, atid the fabor they require of
them is of a very light .character.
A large nuimber of Congressimen arriv
ed here to-night and altogether there is
about thirty Senators and seventy
Reprei entatives in the city. There
eMR no0 doubt, of ia quorum in bot ht
I->us(es on Monday. So far as can be
ascertained by conversation 2nd other
wise the idea of introducinig articles of
i~0imechme, t aga inst 'P/oeidenit John
son. finds little if any favor. It is
said that the Inesage of thie President
will be about the saone as that of laNI
year and will occupy about all hour in
the reading.
* Arreat or Fugitivej,
Bu r F.6., Doe. 2. -T vo inen named
Clark and Ada nis ha' bun arrested
in Ne w Jirsev e.4 1or'd with being im
pli.'ated iu the lol)fster b6nd robbe
ry, last Septeulher, when t went y-three
thousand dollars worth of Government
Bouids were abstracted from a private
resiience in thiis city. The prisoners
ware secured 'under requisition from
GOV. lIen .11, 111dietnenthAn'e 1beeN
fiurId against then by the grand jury
of the Superior Courts..
bindsluilte if r8outl Cai-ll'liin.
.t' 'Ut?. Y . }! 1HRi ., 1866.
K' N ATE'.
Tlw ~ ''v I f .'~-L :it .! i.
A i.ift'4g i r.' e ver4 freitti I t*
11.9i1. onicurrmug inl tlt! Svn:4e'.< reso
till ioll (2hogtht piditen fa o
mliit1ue oi 11h.e part it the llou.se, to Con.l
fer with (IhI Similar Comml itteIe', appoYint1
ed by til- Se'ltt* "to aqi'iirte it I. ort
w aitt . Ird 'ig iItrli . l l ) t h prov .lsi t ih d.I
hll! isla,, 1,r th.1 e Iweit hereIker of
stialoi E l otit 1 ~ til ath e C011
gr4A.> the l'ite'd Stalte-, in view of
tim ri-fj'il'iiI''irs of .\ t A ' . to re-giltt.
thlt tim-, :u.id it raino-r of hl-ling d-6ti
t l n . :4414 Sella-ols il reso ,' I pp.-ov e.
Julv 2.1. 18(11." Tve II.>uw:pited
. 11: 1:1. l .-kelli
.I r. S-iliva i i : r litcerl a hill to prix
vide! for dock'tip;$ eoni.a4tltu itial cases
lit tiht: Col rl u i f l'rrors.
A wn4'segr w is revqt'ivte fron the
Iiuaise if it -pre54'n! t.i Ve., atl ri I 1!Sett-~
:4) e ret 4ir41'-4it .4ift-:age (41 'o u tfferne,
a)in~g lil h S.-i:1t4! (t, LirmniL a ref-'re'ci:
oft it- l'ollo%% log ros-delliott to Ohe ., int
.S -CiatI Comll)u Iirt ,e in rtrlation to -ieCIlioll
o.f Seiiatori of th n .initd Stats, to vit
"Wh1VIereas tis S.Itt. is at preseont -x
ciuded1 i fon tihe re'presitttion in Con
go-~se to whRIc ishe b).-lieves hierseif con
sInt~ ui4t)oab' .i .'.wi ; .,and whereas at1
thas Itn ain eht-etir a-mi, have' to be
u1444b: in ent ire4 Iinorantle o'f. I le poi.tedr
issora4' inl whlifl the' St a'e wvonil b'e ir
terested at1 the4 tI int' e whe-iby Imy ap.1
p-irent p~robahdiutvy, shet would bopermit
IIed to exercise her right of repIresentai
tion1; it-n-freq hie it.
"Resoaed, Tiat, ini the opinioni of
thele raf Amo a.O- of.-t state, it
is ine x podl nint to pr. .c'd .if t his stesism
4) t'h.'et. a Seni tor for tine in'~t xl-n.i'ttori.
ai termn of six yea rs, commuetteing o1 thie
I: nt -tof .\arceb .next."'
A* bill Luo pro vide forat the' adm.ission'iwii
eid ece of wiils mtade inl the~ excet'tion
of a powe'r, received the third' readingr
its titlet. was e'hantged .0 an- Act. end it
was ret urneJ' o'thec lilonse of 1l'ptesn'
(aat yes.
- Mr. i1nist introdlucedl a' bill for the
etot'a gem ent and prot4etion1 of Euro
peant immW'ratioi and for the appoinit.
met of a coirsnstioir and agenif, ViM
fur ot her purpose's thlierein ex pFrssd.
At hi- plaist 12 o'clock - p' m., pursn
anit-to oirde.-rsl-reV.onl~y made, the Sen
alA: proec(eded to 't'ew ilose of lRepre
-senltatives adnu voLtd for bteretary of
St ite and1 Commh~issioniers in Eqtuity in)
certaina Districts, which resulted as fol
iowvs: Secretary of Stateo-Ge'n. Ellison
Catpers. Comminissiuors inl E!quit y
A bbev ilk--, W m 1*. P'aricer ; ta'ington,
i[ A. Meefzam; Marlboro, C. P.' Town
sendii ; Picke.ns, R. A. - Thomn pson'; 1ILor
ry, -R. E~ Sessions; Newberry, .Silas
JToiinst.on ; larenin- D). WI.- Cu1t t i no;
I&fairl, I 1'. A. Gnallard ; Stumter, J. It
Mr. T'>mpson int rodneedf ahill rela
tive to legislaiiitn itndned bly the omani
cipattio~n of sh.Lves~
Atdjourr.ed.
MO'SOti RE llPRESEN TATIVyES.
Tht- S-y~ato returned T'o thec 1''onase,
ff' Aet to alter and amend anf act enti
t'd "'Al het to' qlter' and amend the
la w itv relation' Ce' Clhimret.thi of couint.
ing votesi in all election's by the peo.
ple ;" wvi.ieht wore committed' to'the
Commtitio on 1ngrossed Acts."
Mr. -- introdtuced s' bill to esa.
lisht an aditional chass of flour, to 'be
Mid Family flour.
Mr.' nttson introduced a bill to exr
tendtghe '4thiw ,jehichi to record lost.
lceing' Ioraticatiaonal.
Cit A~t~'~ - f ~i' rrors. v
k" V tlf4jirdced ri bill '. to
an .RtAo cithd "An 'Act for the'
h o-pr'9Ncdoni~ 'and' avitnasea'in
a osilidtta ital
4~ie~oF o frao
t~t-~ddited
tela1.tion.* to tiro ope'nmg, wideuning, clos.
ing or 6xtending :-tret ill the ti V Vf'
Clrleston vas declared an A et.
Mr. liene(ry abo introduice - b ill to,.
confer upon .\Iasters :and Comw en-r
insytuy , nthority to edd:tgaiti
purchasers failing to coIply with bidA
inado at thitr sales.
iW. 'ownes i nt irod.lce' a t ill tio ::,.t
and amenti it t ec it I Sution of tie titd
A' tticle of t hit Cuost ititin.
Mr. Port int rodIuced t Ii !! :U'i hldislI
the fn.trict Conir". as tiow e: bihd
"he I. r.ident. declan:l Henry F.
Youmans eleet-d ?oPeitor for the. S.>uh
r Cire( lir, a I Si negi1 n !'.tir for the
.\iddle Gilc drii, -W 'i.ie r. . . \f
SA1l.e, ' rlboro, Ch:arle4 .\lyintv4, of
j4.
b4- t g.tht -a voi fra!E
trict J .- --wvr- htv 1,la -i ..
\-jtilt n''1,
Sinvo ('wOFiiU!-aNT\Ti .
Thf !i' w m -, : I'1u: . Thv- .1 h
t,'141 thlt- roil, i I t he pi.>cIed:;h
1-a- 1la -n iiiith prradr by
IF kl'11J11 ('dSh , E
\r[!. l', isc inti'I a .-dt i.:o 1 i t n .
boiatt ! h (- p oar i i ('arolinb a fo't ti'v (4',1.
pa . . a: .d a ill it 'i-t It 'l.. . li g
omfa h -im len it Ld to th e l m - i -t,
A bHIln toi h141. )ri?. I hto isu SPnf bioi
or mtock I"a p-ty the ati~ilmnt dvv he 4 140eai
traiir- for tla mirhk' wov'm of-Th New
and the 1 t'id~e was'iq' t1:1il thor :1411 ct
Adj 60mrlled.0mrtv i
ordVr. 11i:1i1 ti dued a bl l o ineOr
USAny ard :: blltq-poveqide v forr
bIInkoue of th'ris a 142I*v. 14 I!'(
SA'titor i the Co gr hsoutlw of -n-:
")11 for Fst c o a ry th frount uit(- 4th of
traetre fo the m1rble wok0)h e
all('nl th 4 tit w it holt.!e voted. I Ln . .1
13. * !ni 'kI . f havi nl r. , 'i'4'' i rt4 I lg 1.4j1r y
louse Vofscm " 10peettves, t vefor
S A' fill t io 'irs C o lt i 'll SO0 i.d
to a rPickeis y ir fitili') two of
.cond 1iig. -. ias A erg 1'0 :t
me m ber of 1-11.1 w1 I li V v4ote . I , n. .% I
la. Cn p -l ai ng ll" ive al m wr
Ia1 lowvs: Y- 2.5 ; i!:45 :3. A lj-,urn
HiOUS~E OF n~R*sE'AI ~
fT he votmi mset, waL d12ere ' ' -eI A .
CAill UPo :t- i a 12 imi n Wo :u
second rehay Ii bRin. l. ad.
A byil y ltera an , d rnemb thl, aw ill
e toll t atI 2~ m , the ii' Ox
Lending streets in the cih y cJ t'1irles.
toI', .1 a l to 341t 1e11x1 thei r withinl
nl'ice, 'ad a biA to .ncrprt h
IlUA'SI) A, D4A?:10M1'.'k (I, 18%i.
S1ENATE.
The Senate met at 12 m.
.Mr. Dozier presentoed the petit ion of
R.-M. Gourd in, for tihe charte'r of
Lounidsi'ferry, over Saintee river.
M.i. F.-rt prosented the petition of
Jacob) ( eiger, .Jacob N. Huff'man, arid
John S. Leaphaiirt, for the charter01 of a
ferry over Uroad river above thet
ruins of the burnut bridge, ncar Column
bia..
r'ial of tihe' Commiiiissionei', ofl Publie
Pl'ie 'Buildings f'or Sumt er Dist r'iet,
praying aut hority to seil thni jail lot.
A miessage. was received froml the
House of Represen taitives, proposing
an amuend~menit to tile bill "to accet
a donaton .of - public lands for' the'
benefit of Agricuitur'e and~ Mechatice
Arts," by striking ont nil after the
eniacting cilausle. and1( inser ting instead
the aecomp11yit.4g schedufle, marked
"A ;" tand thant' l'te~ hb' ahio gt'an ted
to amend ti1ib titldof 133id( bill, so that
it may read as follavs : itu Ae f ne
cepting the benefits of an Ad 'f (Gen
"res1 ontitled 'An Act donating Pub
ITie Lands to . the several States and
Territories which'iay proyide Col
leges for the. benefit of Agriculitutre
and1( Mechianio Arts," appr'oved theL
second'dlay of .July, in~ the year of our
sixty-six ;" which wa:s adopted.
Adjourned.
NousE~ OF RNPREtISENYI' VES.
The House met at if o'clook,
Mr. Clyrbhrt idpesentdc thierpetition
of the citizens of Ltncaster Dlisfriet: ti
prevent the sacrifice of iiroy'erty at'
Sheri fl' sales.
Mr. Bachman presented the pe ti
tiion of L..J3. IHncock,. praying pay.
ment fot- l'udibor f'trdibhedl New State
Mr. dagrath int'roduced g. resolu-'
tion, wh'ioh was agreed to, th'at. it he'
roferred to tha Comimittee on th e u.
diciary, to inquiiro . and report as fo
whibthei- the Constitution does not in-..
tnd to gi'e oelusiv9 jurisdinti on'6f
ail- orimin-aI offerisse df pei-k6ini' o le.
to the Distrieb Courts of the St'to,
arid1 wliet.bor the -said District Courta
have mac'o anyprovisions for the trial
of' capital offenes .hyt potnons of color;
alsaWhho tb0~ier ib.at 'present, ox
.igaig .unxdor;the Constittlton andli
laws of this Stastoany tribuzial for the
trigl-of iuoh offeuos by. poi'sons of
tipohe tl*pbjet is necoesy; with,
le6$.'rport by bill or ot erwise.,
M~r. 'oaud fithdwee a resolu,
~derea to'i skut to the 8onatefor oon
etstri tbhf TendT a Wagn'IT
and George W. Williai be oited
proxies to represelt the stoe Iowned
by the State !n thec ChcraCve and Coal
lield.s Railroad Company, ,i all the
imet ings of' said Coml any, until the
next regular session of this (G eneral
As:; um m11 .
Mr. Bowen 'intro:t1eed a bill to se
Cre to laborers a lien on the )roducts
of' their labor until paid for ticir ser
Mr. lRichardson ittr1,'ood a bill t.
est ablish1 a I10omes~te:<d La w
Mr. Rawinisou introduced a bl to'
t:n onllllevs collectel by proc'm o4
law, in aid of the reveuesI of thle
'tate.
M lr. l he .n ill t roduced ia resol i.
1I , th t it I v ref ind to the Wo
:nd reor *i; to! .1 di. e p if an y ofhlhiI
,::I r kv -I I I : tn r. 1 i:n into
:i i :i:.l t .. tisr o i . Wfl a ni llte
In : (irj ' b e ::l n ' to e l tpii itV
h is ta f lflw-ia 1ilY. or h .iill, il
de''-ati t* . <' f2 i ;e to ti t liver tu
to:: te:ith - pr- - wner ; n al tha
1~ 0 V ; It I 1 ..
'li ii t vi to ri-l1 t r I, y
Ail .>r ohvrn im : %hiA was agree'd
.\ i! 'r t ) en .i) urar 'rnent an11
pIt t- a f ' r .111 in I la t ,
j 'TOW !, :. " i :,: l l t0 1 h NUM ".(.1 w as
1 l:lic the.I O~a l l-' t t r (it-n ir-w
Ia 1: t 'et( .h
.Hr.lrowniny! i~nrduPl q hill I!,
lltier (1h' ronl l w.
'p. 1 II iIl Y. (F) V t . IbM
The s nae r e tIn at 1 1- f I
.lr. l livan h ' I. i l uI'eel u hill t . s
irblih the (tovlmr "Ithe St'eturs'ut
C arolila.
. M.i0 Tim intrluet a resoliiin
to aljo1 rn*i m l-l w n the 18th instiant;
which wad agi ed n,.. , l su I d e tt
I lcliUm the liIPlto..E VEs.
The CLIO us int at 1 ' :
Tho Spea lail ded e t hi' i uII
tioh le f w n tniunit ' :, wr .
was -referlredl t1 O te minea *\v. a
es a nd ts e ei oilo sj i, ft~
. o) t t. r t. i t lO
V, It' Generao At d lj .ay . u l .. .
Qin :
13CV kl'l y. . I b lvIe to {undor
toh lemtiy reination of nmy at
Unialted Ststts St'eintor fromvhis siate,
cilmielin Ill"', ofl-ie Dceandber. 186"5,
1111d ending ch th -i tth Mareh, 1.re17.
The erednlltials whi h I ree.-ied
from the Governior I he'rc:wth retuin,
writh the' lia unbrokenl
T a l d t thi st1!p by t c o ide v.
rations: ne in , that te St.ae)'
my_ su c aes r sh.- o b I v t . adv; ifI
t3ag of oth othf hen fndrth shalo..rt
torh theroter i th t eem reoionu
to the position.hib.t bye Gvncur for
tIahae throlghonr th e ytatr fort
thoSouheln dianr4: L. axrin, .
eat'c io .' the Co'persolle (ifmmrol,
ask. ig linristj .of the lene~ra.\
dets of Virg aini ig...
M r. Russneltlo tcnweo.e, pc-esiiftion,
ofc citzes gof Aneron i'hat*itrit
ingod o htc (akrp lawitc obe Jd i
cary nuir or estalishedr ~ Ifad theit
c) oedctin f d e. t scret
Mr.l~'d Fa~ir nrde the vfoeil e~wng's
rreuten ; lgic ws agrut to ieh'
/he-solnt, 'gEltV tO(tl refrrdt a
Seialt b )1corrdt e ossigo
the memb of Ate woe d' ravo
an Aby te Satho, wthea iew of
boesngtc the aldiy of ohetrecen tax
cosaleso~for prpry orkciz ofne
thState , inth1P rihs f t.I.l
The Ac rpeal inti'ner/ .art o'r
Aj of vte to nothortir balo,-'.
dulyrioeted on ii rth etr
Airnitt ie n mn nKt
Mrtte Aner itoe ate resolutin,
thie Jwas referred ,to the omttodo
sonj ~emblyal oflSa~ eommend b toe
teachers troghofr tea Sate, for
aotionh~'idn all scozo un i:cademie
ae uner the supervison of Prf
ohichlo w'a aee to, atit d thhre.
fre th~Oot~ua Commiteanth Judi
clar tonur" hle n diin
adlord .i et ee'eat
aro mong, o abut t renove'th
crop o~an'ypart erdofbefor phig
main trunk, West of .altida fRiver, to
connect with 'the South Carolina Rail
road ator East of Aiken.
.Mv. Keitt-int.roduced th'o following
resolutions ; which were rdfdrred t0
the Committee on Fedoral inadtions:
'Whereasthe changod condition .of
our country, produc.d by (ho late dis
astrous war,. is so great. as to require
corresponding changes i the organic
law, before tdic entire svsteml can be
worke'd i harmoyiS ; and 'hertas (e
peopl of South Catroliina itre anxio.us
that amiicabl6 relat ions should be re
stored as early its possible betweei all
pnts of the Onioi, that peake, pro
perity and happiness imay returin to the
Country..
/lesol:ed. That the Geieral As:- ni.
bly pif the State of SoItlI Carina res
pectfully iites a colvoeot io.: or 11
the States 3onposing the Goveruuat
of the United States to ietf as eal,
as possible in convent ion, at such t i ie:
and place as the Congrless of the Ilni
ted States may :l-'point, to fully tu'i
fairly discus.; and prop)Se sU<-h
changres inl the organlie law of' the I
public as the changed condition of the
countIry 1) imna t ively ri'3liires.
IR.,ol'e'l, That his EeelleIInv the
Covernor he, .And is hercI'by, 1erpie ;ted
t transim'&lit certified copies of the for
going pr'eaiblie and resolutionis to lis
lecIlency the President of ill(he Uni
ted State s an1d to th Gover 10 inors of the
val'inua Sta:ltes cm prising the G-overnl
ient oif the United States.
Ir. inis introdueed a resoinut ion.
which was agrei to, hat it Ie referrii
ed to the (Iommiiittee oi (ho 'Milit:kl'
to inip'ire and, repr( t uponI t presen
condition of tihe iilitary acadeiies of
this St ate, aild to ICConineiid sneh a'
Gtm inl the preilmises as to theila 11nY
seemi proper ansd expedient.
S... .S N A T I*'.
The Sinate inet at 12 im.
Nl;. Tilinani presented the petition of
of ~ ~ il la il .!)ie praying legisla.
io. to pr''ileo for the eilueatioin of
the o rp an child:en uof deceased sol
Mr. Brown of'rloi a resouluition that
a S1pecial Co(iteot' three be ap
p'nt4'te(l fruim th i nate, to ieet m.1a11
cdnit'er with a similar Cormniftoe from
the Imoise of Representatives, oil the
subject of purelasin!g corn to imleet the
wants of thi pomple of this State
which was agreed to.
A bill to repeal the usury laws of
this State ws taklti 1u) for considera
ion, and after solie time, pasd in
onsideratiion the reof. t he yeas and
I nays were taken upon the question, a1s
follows :
Yeas.--lom. J. 13. Kersh.tw, Presi
dent protem., and Mesrs. Art hu r,
Brown, B.-at tm, lUist, . Doder, Frir
to.n, Grisham,- Hilennery; UcCutchen,
McDufie, - Mchneen, Rehanlrdson,
'fhingler, Skip-roy; Tilbninm,- Townes,
Townsend, Tracey 'and1 Weltlheyly..
Sualivan, TPhompisoni, (1'. W'. Williams,
W ilson, and W insimithi.-.
Th'le bill waaj therefore agreed . toi,
and( waIs ordered to be ret urnied to the
Ihouse of Rtepresentativ'es..
Mi.- ,Townsend, from the Special
.JLnt Coimmnittee app ointed to nudfure
a plant fo-e' orgaiin'.g and estalo ishiing
a Coillegeg, etc., repoited a bill to car
ry into e'eet theo donallion miade by
an Act of Congress to tjie several
States and Territories which may prlo
vidl e olleges for the. benefit of agri
lrulture and the n~echanic arts.
Mr.a Tr1acy introduced a bill to
shor ten itnd regulate the publication
of noticeis to' a-bseimt defondants in
lAquit y.
Mr.I oi-t introd'aced' a bhl toi call a
convorintion of the -p)cop,10 of the b'tate
of' Sonth-Carol ina.
Af. Townes introduced hills to af
te ahd'l Ii'. the timces of. holing the
(Couts of Sessions an d Common Pens
,in tis Stat~e ; to repeal1 the Acts es
tab)liig Distrlet Courts, and to
almish' Nfrets andi iml'prisoinment inl
civil suits at fa~v' except in ettain
cases.
Adjourned.
HIOUSE~ OF RE PRES4ENTMIVEE
At 12o'olock,the Clerk called the'
roll,-aund the proceeding wore opened
with prayr by Roev. Mr. Bloggs.
Mr. W . A. Moore introduced ai bill
to.oxtend the limit to the niumber' of
sutreties now allowed on bonds of Coim
Mr. Suber introduced a bill to
grant jurisdiction to the Ordinary In
certain.cases of dower.
'dir. Springs intrd.iuced a resolut ion,
gthich Wns agroeel to, tils the Clerk
be aubhorized- to receive tile names of
such pisohs as may have beenl omit
tsed in thle ta'x-oollector's list, rn their
liito- 'etirns, to, the . Oovernor, who
havo'been dej iHvad oif their limbs, oir
who wdro peormanceatly d isabled in thq
State or Confederate service dnmring the
wyar, and that he be .instructed to pub
lish ad' flld a hiot'of the samowithl the
journat of the House, with thb v'iewv to
l.a pue manent rocord.
.r. Wageor iintrodubed resolutions,
w hidh were agroeet to,' and' orde'od to
be send..o the Senite fol' ddnoulrorico,
thaC t %b the solemn duty of' a 8'tate to
~ rovide a pi-oper syste~ .of eduoatibn
ift' r 1chilIdrert.; that his 5Ixcellenoy
o'Governor~ be instruecto ' alipoint
a4olnnisilo~Of three persons to pro
'pi'arandx"opdit to the OAnoral Assowm
Til a pystemi of comminon schools suit a
.ble t'o our alteiod . eiroalhantcos anid
iho regnzisomnts of- the i'sos ;' *also,
that tM Coiiitt,o6on Ecationy df
botih tisca'ro dr6 at an'early d~~u
Of'r diig ~ fotr'a ohools,4'Ith
addit o ~.proysfoi)for. tho tqaohing
of our 4*lod peOople urttl the above
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