Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-13

chisc in this State; referred TO the Commit. /
tee on Privileges aud EIectUns.
MIR. Jones also submitted the report OF
the COii:ni,tce on the Military, on the pc
titIon nt The Beau;or, Volunteer Guards.
praying for All alteration of the Militia
La $; ordered lo, consideration to- morrow.
MIR. Patterson, from the committee on
iucOrporaiious, submitted the following
Resolution:
Rcsoired. That the Resolution passed on
the 2un day of Decrnncr; 1886, dcciariuS
that the Legislature will moi, IN future,
grant any new Charter or Act OF luc0rpu-
ration, Or any extension OF u Charter or
Actor Incorporation previously graD.cL, ,uu-
less the applicant or applicants for The
same shall first give three months public
notice. be suspended durin. the present
Session OF tile Leg i,ialure, So tar a~ the
same rcialcsio Religious, Literary, Chart,
holc, aud Aaricuiiura, Socic,ie, and Asso-
Citations; agreed 10, and sent To The House
| iur concurrence.
MIR. Dc I,evIlle submitted the Report
vi the cUni'nittce on Clai,lis. On the account
al Bailey Corley; ordered Tor consideration
! tU-nUrrOw.
Adjourned,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY Dec. u.
The House met pursuant to AL uurn-
meut, aud The Clerk called The roll and
READ The Journal OF yesterday.
Mr.. Elmo,c. pursuant To notice, intro
dnred bill - Incorporate the MrtropU-
IIlan taIl Road Company, which was
read The first time, and ordered Tor 4 Sc
! COnd reading TO hinrrDw
Mr.. j. +. Reed. pursuant 10 mor,:c. in
troduc.d IA Bill l" repeal au Act, To amend
the law Retailing SpnIluou> Liquors, and
for other purposes, passed. The l3tn Dec.
$3.50.
Mr.. J. =. Reed gave notice, tha, on FRI
day next, he would ask leave To In,r,,d uce
ii Bin 10 amend AN AT eutrlcL IN Act
cOnccruin,, Hawkcr, and PedlarS. and Iur
other purposes, passed l9th Dec. 1889.
Mr.. McunnIngcr, from the Corlii:iriec to
whom WAS referred thai portion of the
Governors Message which relates To the
resumption "i specie payments by The
Banks. aud the Restoration of the ir ,uic aud
credit "I the country. submitted a long Re.
port, and Resolutions; which, having been
briefly opposed by Mr.. J. l. Colnoun.
were ordered to be printed, and made the
special order vi The day tor Tuesday next,
il, IL o'clock.
The Resolutions accompanying the Re-
port. are a> follow:
IL st lied, That il is The right and du.
~, of the SENATORS ;iu. Representatives, oi
the people, III tie State Lr. islalurrs. 10
express their opinion upon such measures
oi the General Government. as vItally at
| feet the welfare aud Interests Of their con
Stiturnts.
:. ReS0!ped, That III the opinion Of this
Legislature, it is -xpediru that the Rev
enueS OF tle Federal Government he so
collected, a. Ultimately TO sever the Gov
crniIrnt from all connection with Banks.
3. ResOiped, That in the opim,om ni this
Lcgislature, the Revenues ui the Federal
Government should br So deposited, kept,
and dIsburSci as nul To he connected with,
Or used IN Banking operations.
4. Resoiuei, Thm il would lie unconsti-
tnlional, -incxpe,iien,. aud dangerous, to
incnrI,ora,e a NatiacaI Ha,,k. -,sS
MIR. Memnnngcr.pUrSsHnl 10 notice, in
iroduced Bill 10 define the terms upon
which the State ~ i'll an in the CONSTRUCTION
oi Turnpike Roads: hlch WAS read Il lirsl
rimc. and ordered To bc read again 10 NOR
| row.
On motion of Mr. Mcmm.mgcr, the
House procecir to the special order OF
the day. and took up the. Rc;,orr of the
| special committee on the Rules of The
House; winch were read, rule nv rule,
discussed, br Mc,srs B,iin.rr. Mc,i,n,in.
ger, Phillips, Ei.norc. C"ic.cn. Fro I, J.
4 Calhoun, Perry, and Thomson. slight
ly amrnLrd, adopted, aud ordered to he
printed. with The amendments.
On moiun of Nj. Mr,nniuyer,
RrSoired, Ina, the Rulcs Of the House,
together with The Rcsolutmns relating to
the order of business; and also The Cunsii.
tuIion of ih" State, and of the United
states. with Il diges,rd Index, to be pre-
pared under the direction of the Speaker,
be printed III pamphlet form, Tor the use
.f The House.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcmmincer, it wa,
Ordered. that the 5 andin9 Cum,n,,ers as
they now exist, he dissolved, aud that the
St'cakcr do prepare and announce Com
mii'ccs. in conformity with the Rules of
the House.
MIR. Seymour offered the following Res
| 0lu ion:
ReS"ircd, That a message he sent TO the
Senate. proposing that the Legislature adj
j"urn on Thursday. the 2Uih instant, Or
| cred tor consideration tO. O.iInrr0w.
Mr.. Mcmninoer >ubniii,rl the follow.
ing Resolution; witch was ordered to he
CONSIDERED t0. morrow.
| RtSoirtd. Ihd the committee on the
Judiciary he instructed To enquire aud re-
port upon The rxpc,liency oi subscribing,
! i'm behalf of the State. to Il certain number
"f copies of Ricc's index of the cases de-
| ended in fh,. nnral cnurts ,,r ,b;. S,.,o