Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

. Lnng. Mcclure. McElroy, Massey. Maye.
: Middleton, Joha C. Miller, J. P. Miles
Mortimer, Myers. Nortbrop, Z. G. Palm
er. John Palmer, PIP. Palmer. Picken:
Poyas, Z. Rhetl, Rodgers, Roper, Row
ell, Sheppard, Simons, Sims. Silgreaves
J h. J. Smith. II. Smith, John Smith
|; Spatkman. STROLLER, Sullivan, Sumter
Walker. Washington, Whaley, Williams
i. d, Wilson. J.J. Wilson, Woodward.
I Those who voted in the negative, are {:
{ Hon. w. T.. Colcock. Speaker; Messrs
Arthur. Ashby, Belin. Blake, Bowker
earn, Dickson, Frost, Gavin, Gregorie
Harrison, Lar,iguc, Manning, Mcmmiu
ger, Mouzon, O'Bryan, Perrin. Phillips
Porter, Prcssly, Raysor. A. Rheu, Sc
5nns. Seymour, Joel Smith and Yates.
A Bill 10 amend the Constitution OF ih,
siale, by limiting the power Of The Legs
ia,ure 10 contract dcbl, which was mads
The Special Order of the day for this day
was read the second lime. after supdr,
amendments had been made thereto, and
the question being put, shall ills Bill be
sent 10 the Senate! il was decided in the
negstive, Two thirds Of the whole Repre-.
sentaton IN this House not agreeing
thereto: feas, C-Nays, SO.
The Yeas and Nays were called aud Id
ken, under The provision of the Cons,itu.
uon. ani are as follows: Those WHO vo
ted IN the affirmative, are:
Hon. w. +. Colcock, Speaker; Mes
SIS. Allison, Ancruin, Barton, Belip John
Is. Black. }. a. Black. W. c. Black, Bow
ker, Boswell. Brown, Bpyles, Cannon,
earn, Cox, Crockett, Henry Davis. Young
Davis. Dawkins, DeSaus,ure, Dickip,ou'
Dickson, Dunbar, Earle. Eaves. Eckhard,
Gaiiiard, Gedde,. Gisr, GOWN, Graham.
T.. u. Griffin, Il. G.. Griffin, Grimbuu.
iierd'n, harrison, Harvey, iias, Hui.
Jolly, Linlejohu, Long, Mcclure, McE,
roy. Mayes, Memmiuser. john C.. Miller.
J.P. Miller, Mouzon, Myers, Nicholson.
Morthrop, o'Bryan. E. G. Palmer, r. p.
ralmer' Pcrriu, Pichsus. Pressly. Raysor.
Rodgers. koweiI. Sebring. Seymour.
Sheppard, Sims. Si'sreaves. H.. Smith,
henry Smith, Joel Smith, John Smith,
Sirother, Sullivan, Sumter, Washington.
Whaley, Williams, |. d. Wilson. J. ].
Wilson, and We God mard.
ihosc VINO voted in The negative, are /:
Messrs. J. a. Aston, w. J."Als,nn, Ar.
thur, Ashby. Blake, Biekeney..Bull, Car
son, Cook, Darby, English, Erwin, F.ns,,
Gavin. Gregoric, lrby. jackson. Jamisaa,
Lartigue Mauping, Massey, M:ddlerep,
Mortimer, John Palmer. Phillips, Porter.
A. Rhett, L. Rbett, Sineas, S~sarAman,
walker, a3d Sa;se. -
On motion vi Mr.. A. Rheu, who voted
IN the minority, the vote on sending s,id
Bill 10 The Senate was re-cousidcrcd.
In Senate, Dec. IL,
Mr. Jc,cr presented the Petition Of sun.
dry inhabitants Of Edsetield. praying for
the establishment: Of a new Judicial Dis
lrlct, which was referred ~ the saC:e Com
niItec.
Mr.. Gregg presented the Rcpor, Of the
committee on the judiciary, on Ite Peli-
ton Of sn"dry citizens .. Salem. praying
the paymento f Stale wifuessc. for attend
lug Court, aud that Magistrates may have
jurisdiction. IN certain cases sounding in
damages, rnfaYornhie II lhc prayer Of the
petitioners; which was ordered for con-
sideralion o morrow.
MIR. Gregg presented the Report of the
same COMMITTEE. on a Bill To proven; the
holding OF females 10 bail in civil suits;
uninVorablc 10 the passage Of The Bill;
which was ordered for consideration to-
morrow.
a Bill 10 provide Tor the supervision Of
the Free Schools. was before The Senate
on the second reading: Mr. Dargan moved
that The further consideration Of Tic Bill re
postponed 10 the frs, day Of January ncxr.
THIS question was decided by Yeas aud
Nays. as follows:
Yeas: alessrs. Boyce, Clowney. OAR
gan. David. d. Douglass, Evins, Fielder,
F%rampton, Gourdin. Johnson. Mckcnna.
j. S. Murray, Palmer, Rhamc. G. X.
Thompson, II. II. Thomson. Wi,hrrspoun,
Wilson and Young.-l9.
Nays-The Hon. A. Patterson. Presi-
dent .Messrs. Aiken, Ails,or. Buuzcr,
Buchanan, Buford. Cain. Jnu. Douglas.
Elfc. Tickling, Cause. Grinball, Gregg.
Hanna, Higgins. Neville, Moses, w. VI.
Murray, Rhett. Rivers, Sessions, Smart,
Walker, Wnrd-2i.
The motion therefore was lost.
The following amendment, offered by Mr..
Hanna, was agreed TO, (the blank being
filled. ou motion Of All,'uu, with the words
"Tioeniy fee Hun6'ed.")
The OIficerro be appointed uuder the
provision Of this Acr, shall receive q salary
Of Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars per au-
uurn. 10 he paid al the same time aud ir
the same manner AS the salary Of a com
mon Law Judge is now paid"
The Senate suspended the general or
der. and on motion Of Mr.. FEEDER, i, was
ordered, that when the Senate adinurns, it
siaud. adjourned 10 meet tomorrow al
eleven o'clock.
The Senate resumed the consideration
Of The Bill TO provide for the supervision Of
the Free Schools.
Mr.. McKenna offered the following
amendment:
Section q. ..Bc it further enacted, by
Meaaurhority aforesaid. Tha, the money
annually appropriated for the support Of
E,.a S,hool. shall AFTER fhn uext siItinu nj