Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05
POLITICAL.
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
LRnnnIInd Inr ILn CLnrIn.to.. &c.

SENATE, W edHeSddy, DecenbeT 10.
Dill to make appropriations for the year 1892 was IA
Ken up Tor second readings and the passage of the
SIh Secuon which approp,ates the of 100000 for
the purchase OF Munitions OF War, the yeas and NAYS
were required, and yeas 2S nays TO- The clause
was passed. Bill read second time, and ordered to the
House.
Read third time a bill to alter and amend t,e Afird,
Laws OF this State, (or the Military Bill The yeas and
nays were required, and are: yeas rs, nays 10.
The Committee the Judiciary reported that il was
not eXpedentto legisate bill to prohibit the teaching
OF Slaves to read This bill originated in the House and
well Smith ~ '"''
Bill concerning the oath regulated by the Ordinance
passed in Convention at Columbia, the 9Th Nov 1882
was read second time, and the question shall The Mi
be returned' the yeas and nays yeas &C. nays g.
IhuTsd0y, Dec 20.
The Speaker and Members Of the House bavino q,
tended in the Senate Chamber the as reported
rahed Oh the return Of the Speaker and Members TO their
Hall, the Senate adjourned sine die
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyrs Dee 90
Message from Gov. HSyne, was received transmit
uhg communication rom the Department of State OF the
united Saie covering the Proclamation of the President
and accompanied by his own Proclamation reply there
10; whcreupon ordered, that the communication from the
Department OF State, he laid the table, and two thou
sand copies OF the Governors Proclamation be printed
This was read by the Governors private Secretary
Isaac w Hayne which occupied some time: after which
Mr. Preston, submitted a resolution rem,i,inc ina, tbe
secretary OF State, be directed TO transmit to The Pres
dent OF the United States certified copy thereof with
request that II may be laid before Congress- which was
agreed to and ordered TO the Senate.
message received from the Senate nlornino the
House That they had stricken of bill 10 carry into H
,SC' ~ P"' e ordnance, (Which in reference to
'he oa) az rom tie enacing clause of the first section
aud inserted other sections and had made other eraons
nat hey had amended the title that the bill should
read "a biN concerning the OATH, sc. aud had also sck
ont the preamble.
This bill was taken up ior third reading on Wedaes
day. and on giving reading to the original title predm
O'c ana Secuo' the speaker announced the alterations
amendments aud striking out as above diffcuItv in
stanly arose, IN reference TO the principles aud policy of
ho two bills, Tor they considered i'm effect
The bill, sent 70 the Senate was the original sbeIton
as reported by Mr. Preston, from tie Committee on
Federal Relations with the amendments Of Mr.. Pickens
on rs second reading IN the Houses and provided that ali
civil and military officers in this State Office should
he required to take The additional cath, Oylly when tbev
should be required TO 0ct in obedience tie Ordinance
OF to The act OF The Legislature, by authority thereof and
that al officers hereafter elected receiving appoint
mens by this Legislature, should take the additional oath
I" the une they are qualified ia the usual mode; or in
ohef words previous 10 entering The duties Of their Of
nee The bll also provided the in which vacan
ce' should be filled on the refusal Of such should pre-
W. O's o ONCE TO compliance with the statute. 10