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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
COLUMBIA Dec. 21st 1880.

The Legislature closed its scssinn this
day after raliI,ying the following acrs:-
|. An act to release the title of .hcStale
in certain EscheaIed property to G. II.
Trenholm.
Q. An aci 10 au,horiSc the Sheriff Of
Marlborough District 10 lodge in the Jail
of any adjoining districts. PERSONS comuit-
red to his charge, and for other purposes
therein mentioned.
8. An act TO prohibit the digging of
Cellars in future within the limits oITowns
on the Sea Board.
4. An ac, to ascertain the representation
Of the State.
S. An act to restore The Salaries of cer :
tain Officers of each branch oflhe Lcglsla-
ture.
6. An ;cl 10 provide a remedy in Ger
tain cases oi1ebrs not due.
Z. An act taut!iorise The Commission
ers of The poor,-nr Pendleton District 10
sell certain real an personal property and
for other purposes.
S. An act concerni.- the oCic, and din.
lies Of Clerks Registers ,lesue Cnnv.r
ance and commissioners Locaious.
-n--srn art 10 authorize lIIynrn,.,;mn n
q Company for The construction of Turn. p.
pike road through Blythes Gap. ="
III. An act in relation tn tile Oc,,,,o.
Term Of The Court of Law for Ch,I.S'',,
District.
ii. An act TO revive and amend a ,c
10 incorporate the Union Insurance md
Trus, Company of South Carolina, raj.
fled the 18th of Dec. 1889.
10. An act Iu regulate eFess Of C Clerk
Ordinary ard Sheriff.
l3.. An act prescribing The mode ofeIec
ting Clerks. Sherifs and Ortliuaries.
IA. An acl to grant Charter TO ISaa
5. Bailey, 10 establish erect and Use al
Hytraulis Press Dock in Charleston.
ID. An act to auihorise the Hon. JosiaI
II. Evans one of the Judges of this Stat,
10 he absent iherefrom for a limited time
10. An act TO extend the Charter of IN,
South Western Rail Road Bank.
IL. An act to regulate The Office Of Con
stables. 7
is. An act to alter the time of The sit
ting of the Court Of Equity in the ,hire
Circuit.
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Correspondence ofthe Charleston Courier.


The election of RoIerr Moscow TaIia-
frrro Hunter. OF Caroline County, Virgin.
ia, has no doubt crealed great astonish.
men throughout Inc country. bat you can
form no idea of the wondcr Ol The people
here, as well as The members themselves.
at a result 81 entirely unloukcrl inr hy eve
ry 0ne-to use Il Sporting phrase. 'ihe
KNOWN ones were all taken III" by il.
In order 1, explain this matter more fnI
~, it will he necessary t" take a RETROSPECT
non. from, the commencement of the asi
ta'ion on the question ef Speaker. Some
Prkcus vas made through one nI' the Vir-
ginia papers. which was general V rcspOn-
died to nv The Administrator press tI,ru'-
ont tie country; a short time after, Mr.
Francis Thomas. of Maryland, was men
| toned in sore Of the journals, and on The
arrival of the members here, no one had
been spoken oi for the Office save these
TWO gentlemen, aud Mr.. Dixon II. Lewis,
uf Alabama. In U'der to make sclec-
lion, therefore. a rrae Caucus of the
Democratic members vaS held IN the night
previous to The first day of the session aud
for the first iime. il Was discovered that
the NewYmk members snd leaders had
come ith Instructions TO sulnorI Mr.Jones
of Virginia. a gentleman never before
thought of. even by hisown c.lleasnes.-
In forwarding the nomination of Mr.. j.
it was said uha ll,e old leader q the Ad-
minstralion party in the other Hcuscs
I had taken occasion To protest against the
idea entertained Of chon>ing lriep of
Mr.. Calhoun for any office, while on,he
other hand some Of the most accelerate r,,-
,nded that il was due to the follow II
NJ. Calhoun, that selection Should bs
ma" from The State Rights Party, wilc
were citing with them on lending meas
ures 'h"reh moi strictly forming part u
the Democratic fold.
This was he state of affairs, then, on
holding The firs, caucus. and The vote by
viva voce. resulted as follows: J. w Joue.
so; D, II, Lewis 40; Cave Johnson, u
Tennessee, j; Francis Thomas. 2 an'! a.
the wires were fixed thai Mr., Jones shouto
he The first candidate, the meeting all
jnurned. A little incident, however, ere.
aled some i'll feeling among the nullliers
aud two or three Of Mr.. Lewis's friend.
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thought he had not been treated right
1t was this: three gentlemen of the parry
who were favorable 10 MIR. Lewis. asked
leave to vote, on,he announcement OF the
result. as they had been unavoidohly de-
TAI ell from coming sooner, this icdS r.
fused them, and they therefore considered
themselves bound To assume an ilnrpen-
dent sand, and you will perceive, on ref.
ercnce Ia the rntrs thai they lrl SO.
Nothing further w;S said, however. uu-
Ill the election took place in the House.
when il WAS fnunl. after the SIKH ballot.
thai these gentlemen held tlie bafancc ~
pOiccr. and would, under no cirCum>1au
crS, vote i,r Mr.. Jones, thnn"h solicited 10
do 81 hv Mr.. Lewis himself, in order 10
ensure the election of n friend of the hd
minls,ration. The mass flhc party Irere
ohiged, therefore. In turn nn Mr. Lewis
and he lacked only three votes 10 succced;
hut here new difficulty arose, scne of
the Democrats, three of WHOM were as.
piranls for the Chair.( Alessrs. f. Thomas.
c. Johnson aud Drnn,euole,) refused, an
der uny circumstances. to vote for MIR l..
when either their votes or ubSeRc, would
have elected hirnl The other opponents
of Mr.. l.. were Messrs. p. f. Thomas,
II. w. Connor, Turney and Bl@:kw ell
Hence the split in The plrly-the vules of
The Nuliiers and consequent election of ii
gentleman whom no body Larl previously
heard Of.
Mr.. Hunter is quite young, mol more
than 81. FL, is native Of Virginia. d,
IN word. as to pnlitics he is al enIirc
Calhoun man. This is his second session.
aud he was elected to Congress ty mix
ed vote of Nuliitiers, Democrats s. Wings.
The conduci Of Alrssrs. Thomas, aud
Johnson alluded to above, rc.hndS Que
forrhIy Of most lclectable Wrlch cpl
taph. furnished Us by Il member Of the
Administration party:
Him shall never come again to we,
But we shalt surely one day g" 10 he "
The key may lie found in my account
Of their actions while Speaker was be-
iuS elected.
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NORTH Eastern RorSDARY.--Thc

NORTH EASTERN BoCNDARY,--Thc he
Woodstock Times of The 7ih inst. says:
"Sherifr Putnam, of IInulton, passed
through here last week, nn his way to The
Res,"nk. II is said rllhI hr had warrant
for the apprehension of The warden. The
atremp, was made, hut fortunately did
MOI succerd, as Mr.. NJ. got an inrimariun
nf what wa, going on. lie succeeded in
getting the military post at til" Grand
Falls. rlrSelv pursued hv the capturing. -
The artillery Al that staiion turned our and
were in imnrdiare readiness To give rIlr
purSucrs n warm reception But the
gallant hand had prudence enough 10 call
n halt b"f,r" they came in sinhr. otherwise
they would have paid dearly for their re-
mrrily.'
The same paper adls:-Ne do moi take
the liberty of advising or debating to our
Executive. vet we do think. thai in rr'ler
To avnid a repi'iIiou Of the scenes Of last
winter, il is absolutely necessary thar a
strong fnrcc be stationed in the vicinity of
Grand Falls"
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Mn. WHTHERs.

Iowa WAR.-Our diifirnIly with Iowa
grows more and mn serious. The Sher.
III nf Clark comfy, while in rhe discharge
nf his nit ial duties, in the disputed teri
tory, II few days since, was taken by the
authorities rf Iowa and lodged in the
Jail OF Van Buren, county. where he is
sill in conf"rmrur. The militia of Clark
and Lewis, we understand are prcparin.
IN march 'n the T'riIury 10 demand 1hr
release of their sheriff, ''praceahIs if they
ran, Enrihy If thew must" As the allair
now stands, we sec no other alternative,
and we presume his release will BE- effect
ed il il require the whnle military f,rce Of
The State. The militia of this country
have been notified 10 hold themselves in
readiness TO al Il moment'S warning. We
have every confidence in The command
ius officers of The militia Of this division.
and siill|hope that. hy their prudence, we
shall vet br saved from the horrors of a
war with nur neiehbuurs.--Pulmyra Cour.
of NOv. 30.
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Correspondence rf l.e Georgian, 17n inst.

Correspondence IF lie Georgian, l1M inst.
This morniug the special order of the
day was ti.e hill reported from the Com
mittce on the State oflhe Republic, in re
lHIion to The question between Georgia and
Maine. through Mr.. Stephens " The
provisions of this till were, that all citizens
of Maine found within the jurisdiction of
this State, are to be considered as enemies
aud deal, with accordingly, and t!leirprnp
cry to be srqucs,errd.l Mr.. Crawford
offered substitute, inslItul:ug quaran
tue of Que hundred days, upon anv vessel
owned in part or whole, or COMMANDED
by any citizen. and cunning from amy por'
in this State. where the vessel may he. un-
der pain of imprisonment in The Prniren
riary fnr certain specified times, aud re
giirius all masters Of >us!l vessels To give
~ hours previous notice Of their departure,
and authorizing search 10 be made on
board such ves>rls for any fugitive slaves.
This was adopted as a substitute. Upon
its final passage there was a long discus.
sion occupying the whole morning, and
taken up principally by two gentlemen OF
the House. Ii was passed-yeas al.
nays 43.
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Disastrous GALE.-Sa,urdav nisl

Disastrous GALE.-Sa,urdav night
was marked by a gale Of srcal Severity
which we regret to say did extensive dam
aye to our shipping. The wind blew
from ii point little To the sou'h of east,
coming almost directly up the harbor, aud
tlrush it lasted in its Strength but li!le
while, yet such was the su,Itlemess of il.
thai The mischief was done hrlnre defence
could he made. The tide sw ept violently
over The more exposed wharvss aud The
lighter craft in the stream were dashed help
Iessly upon The battery or tie wharves
where they happened to he carried. For
long time we have moi witnessed such
an uproar among the elements. A large
pal If the damage we believe vas suffered
hy .essals in the stream. Thee was only
a single schooner lying a, Southern wharf.
the ulher wrecks there being Ill of craft
driven in. Below will he foupl list Of
the vessels and hoals injured. There is a
mmnr that lives were LOST. hr il lacks
confrmariun.-Charlesion Merwy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Legislative Proceedings.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
December ~. 6 P. M.

December ~. +. NJ.
The following bills were received from
theSenate, read the third time aud passed
"A hill 10 authorize The Hon. J. j. Evans,
one OF the Judges To he absent from the
State for a Limited time.
An act TO grant Ia Isaac S. Bailey. a
charter to establish hydraulic press dock
iu Charleston. Both referred 10 The En-
crossing Committee.
The Speaker having retired, Mr.. Beliu-
ger, took the Chair, and MIR. HinIhislI
submitted resolutions, returning the thanks
Of the House TO ,he.Iion D.-L. .Nardlaw.
for the able, impartial, aud di.nified man
ner in which he had presided as Speaker
Of this House, dc.
A message was received from the Sen
ate, asking leave to amend tllereport and
resolutions of the Committee on Federal
Relations. in relation to the controversy
between the States of Georgia and Maine,
by adding the following rcsnlution:-
ReSolred, That this State will make
common cause with any Stale Of this Con-
fcderacv, in maintaining their just rights
under the guarantee Of the Constitution Of
ihe United States; and should the shlisa.
lions of that instrument he disreearlc1 Ivy
those whose duty il may he 10 enforce then,
it will take counsel with its co states Of
the confcdcracy. having similar interests
10 project and similar injuries TO redress,
in devising and adopting cucIl measures
rs will maintain, at ony hazard, lluse
rights, and that property which the obli-
cations ofthc compact of uuion-(cancel-
led as they then will be as 10 us) have failed
to enforce.
The amendment was agreed to by the
House and a message ordered accordingly.
Mr.. Desaussure from the Judiciary
Committee, asked, and obtained leave 10
he discharged from he tunher ronsidtra-
rion Of the petition of Joseph Manigaulr
and others, and the counler petition on the
same subject.
MIR. Griffin submitted the following Res
olulions in'relalion 10 The memor ais and
Prcsenlments of the Grand Juries OH the
subject of the License Laws, viz.
Resolred, Tha, this Legislature regards
the retailing oiSpirituous liquors as an evil,
which it is desirable should he suppressed.
Resoircd, As a sense of thsLegislaturc,
that the Commissioners Of Roads, &c, in
:he respective districts aud parishes of This
State, and other bodies w!th like powers,
ave the discretion. under the existing
avs, to grant or withhold licenses To retail !
,pirituous Liquors, as they may deem ex-
,edent.
The Resolutions were laid on the table
ny the following vote; yeas 80, nays FL, !
Messrs. Eckhard, Fife, jacobs, Phillips,
ind Schaierle, voting in the Affirmative
and Mcssrs, Frost. and Menluinser in the
negative. Adjourned.
IN SENATE.
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Correspondence othc Charleston Mercury.

w aSdlNGInH, Dec. ~.
Ioa will perceive that after ten days
voting, the .1nuse has at length elected
Mr. Hunter Of Virginia their Speaker,and
ihat Ire has heeu cl=cled by the comIiina-
lion of the Wing aud the State Rights
men nf The South; Mr.. Rhctt aud Mr.
Butler of your State being the only uulIi-
ticrs heieve who voied against him.
This 1 suppose will appear extraordinary,
and To some, Il rather disastrous state of
things ] will endeavor to explain huw
il came about.
On Saturday before Congress met. a
caucus of The Administration party was
held 10 determine who should be their
candidate for Speaker. Ii is said that ai-
ter baIloIing. Mr.. Lewis and M. Jones
obtained each nearly The sanle number nf
votes. The caucus Then adjourned uni!
Munday. On Sunday, h"werrr, il i.rn
lrured, On what authority knnw nol, ,lhal
Col. BeuIna summoned soina of hi aIlr-
renlS, aud denounced the election OF Lew
is. because he was nulliirr. This orca-
iot ed, as you may Maturally >upmosc, Il
gond deal of excitement. On Monday the
caucus met, and the vote between Lewis
and Jones gave JoueS one mainrily. But
before the vote was declared three of Lew
Is's friends came in. but as the vote was
aIre ,dy received, and rounIrd. their vnirs
were NOT received. THIS WAS suppu>edhy
some Of The Southern men, 10 he unlai {:
and accordingly they determined IN ,li>rr
Jones could no, he c!ecred-hrfraled chief
Iy by four or five Of YOUR dplagafion.-
Nh.,n iilc vUte settled on Lewis, snne nl
The Beulun men determined til II I,r >tuuI'I
nnr he elected, and they accOr ugly held
ont, and he was deserted. The admins
traIiou parry were then thrown INTO utter
cnniIisinn. and at this unc,urc the Wings
brought forward Mr.. Hunter an indrprn-
dent treasury man, anil a nuiiier, aud by
The aid of the Georgia delegation, and Your
Delcsaiun with the exception of the Two
| have mentioned, hr was elected and the
Administration WAS defeated.
Whether this course of things will hen
eft the Interests of The South or in jurr
them ynu arc better able to judge than |
am; TUT it strikes me that any victory IL.
rIirvel by the aid of the Wings, is Ills
asrer To The South. The surccS>pn Of Mr..
Van Buren, is fast swallowing up every
dining here, and men are arrayine them.
selves u der The two great aspirant>. Mr..
Calhoun aud Mr.. Benton. In producing
this state of things Mr.. Calhoun hc!i.vc
is perfectly passive, hut The currruI runs
I'D splc of him. So far as the late devel-
opemeurs have indicated, Calhoun is by
far The strongest man. PENNSYLVANIA, II.
Hampshire aud Maine seem strenuous in
his support, whilst the South is NOT far
from uniting on him But is there no
danger that in This Presidential strife your
principles Of The Sun,h may he furgolIen,
or submerged! You know hest.
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1aE Hon. +. H. GILMORE, tfi Colnm-
bia las evening, for Charleston to assume
the du,i'e Of his new and ardums station,
as Presi'le'r of the Bank of rhc State; to
which he has been called by lheunanim"us
vote "flhe Lesislatuic.-Souh Caroiinun
Eth uL'.
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December 81.
Senate met pursuan, TO adjournment.

Seuatc WSi pursuant 10 auJhuENineh'.
On motion of Mr. Allston, the ,:cuae
resolved itself into commitlee Of the
whole, Mr. Gregg in the chair, vi ho sub
,ni,ted resolutions returning tue thanks Of
the Senate to the Hon. Angus Patterson,
for his exemplary attention to The business
ofthe Legislature and for the urbanity aud
ability which he has evinced in Ills dis
charge Of The ardous and inces>ant duties
Of the Chair &c.
The Senate then adjourned sine die.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Several gentlemen, who were absent on
yesterday when the vote was taken IN lay
The resolutions, &C., in relation TO temper
ance, Oh the table, asked and Obtained
leave TO record their vole-upon their
names being called, there were Yeas IL,
nays 5.
The following papers were ordered to
lie on the table, VIA bill concerning
the estate. Of hahitual drnnkards, and a
bill 10 alter and amend the judiciary sys.
tenn of this Slate.
After an interchange Of messages. res
pecting adjournment, hal taken place, the
House adjourned sine die.
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Person0ity-A Western Edito, doubts the
honesty o those o. his subscribers who have
pot paid their subscription.
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On FRIDAY evening the Speaker Of the
House of Representatives vacated the
Chair, and Mr.. BelIingrr was called TO
srcside, when Con. WimbisIi offered the
following resolutions. which were adopted:
Eesoirsd, unanimously, Tha' the thanks
OF ibis UGusc bc returned TO the Hon. d.,
l.. War,ilaw. for lhe able. impartial aud
disniGed manner in which he has presided
as Speaker Of this House.
Farther Resoircd, Thai the Elnuse ful
" appreciate rhr lalnrs of "ur Speaker,
in preparing and furnishing for their use
the excellent compilation of Rules and
Parliamentary Practice adopted al the last
session
Resoired. That the Chairman do pre-
scat 10 the Speaker, c"py of The above
Resolutions, with suitable expression Of
our respect and regard.
Wien the House was organized nn Sat-
urhay morning. Mr.. Be!iuscr cnmnuni
Gated The Resolutions to the Speaker, aud
addressed him in a short complimentary
speech, Which was responded 10 hy
the Speaker, ia his usual icl;citeus man
ner, concluding Ivy expressing his earnest
hope that all of those with whom he was
associated on the occasion, would safely
reach their homes. and cnjoy the festivities
of the approaching season.--Charieston
Cuur. Dec. ~,
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19. An act concerning The rights Of Ex.
eculors and Administrators TO purchase
properly al their own Sales.
~. An act TO amend The act entitled
IAN act to anthoriSc the formation Of the
Charleston, Georgetown aud all Saints
Rail Road Company,
81. An actt0 eXlenl the time of pay
lntnl of The las, inslalment of the Increased
capital oi The Bank Of Charleston.
"a An act to raise supplies for the year
1889.
23. An acr TO extend the time during
Which loans may be graded under the act
to rebuild Charleston.
24. An act 10 reduce all acts and clauses
Of acts iu .rclasuil ~ The Patrol of this
State inro one act. and to alter aud amend
.lhe sane.
.25 An act to incorporate certain Villa
yes, Sorie,ies and CunpainirS, and to
amend certain charters heretofore granted
and for other purposes,
80. An act 10 make appropriations for
the year 1880,
27. An act To establish cer:ain Roads
Bridges and Fencies.
Is. An act concerning The Office aud du-
ties Of Ordinary.
90. An acl concerning the office, duties
and liabilities of Coroner,
50. An act concerning the Office, duties
and liabilities uf Sheriff.
81. An act to provide for an advnnce
hy The State On IT'S subscription Id the Lou
isvllle. Ciuciruali aud Charleston Railroad
Company.
81. An ac, concerning The office aud du-
tics oi Magistrate.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-31
PRINCIPAL REASONS

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