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

Estate; whicf was read the first Time
did ordered DO read a SECOND timc &c
morrow.
+ pNr. Hcnrs. rom the special Joint com
mittee charge with The duty of nominu
ting suitable Feasons for President an
Directors OF d Eauk or the Stnic of Sout
Carolina, mse The following Report
which was or eTcd 20 lie on The table, an
to be printed
The comHc 20 nn1ninate Q presideu
aud Dirceto.s 81 the Bank, OF The State c
South CaroIi beg leave to Report
That they MS. he Senaie's committee i
consultation Tho TWO committees hav
mutually agr 10 recommend the follow
Ing ticket for eetian:
Eli. EimSe-presidcni.
For Direc.ts-D. G.. Webb, w. A
Carson, g. Reynolds, W. C. Dukes
CT. Logudk N. IT. Mendenhs!l, AL
cxander MrD psfd, Robert Caldwell, w
NJ. Lawlon, g. MCGEE. J. S. Ashe
and J. S. Baxse.
Mr.. Middle "a, from the committee OF
internal impt anients, made a Report OF
q Resolution, III The exrediency of abol
isliing the OTIS ~ Superintendent Of Puh
lie Works aud selling the Public Works
which we're oa ercd for consideration to
morrow.
Mr. HcnrHgsom The committee on dis.
iric, Offices aud officers, 10 whom was re,
lerred q Rese ton enqniriug into the OK.
pediency OF d wisg Il per diem allowance
to witnesses andnasr in jail, reported a
Billie alter CT amend the Slh section Of
IN Act eniitid -ap Act concerning The
duties and oalcc of Magistrate; which
was read the Fst Time, aud ordered to be
read q secouiitme io-morrov.
Mr.. Fros,,r rom the committee ON the
judiciary. mad the following Reports
which were ddered for consideration TO.
morrow
On a Resolution, enquiring into the ex-
pediency Of csblishins a Court oil Egui.
iy in each Juisiai District:
On q Reso!tion, cnguiIing into the ex-
pedioncy of . amending The law as 10
commit the cssody OF the Real Estate oil
Of In,es,a,es j tho Administrator, until
the estate be sttled
On a RcsSysioa aireciins an enquiry
into the expsiercy OF amending the For.
eign Auaciir II law:
Ms. Frost. Baus the ssn,e committee.
made RePoE on the following Bills,
which were Tered To- consideration To.
morrow
a Bill IS giac for n more. definite
Snosss Reports of Gases
E0uts:
FZ3zEEEE
DIR DC Senate, TO confer on
James hlcRezie, an alien. the privilege
Of applying fs license TO practice in the
Courts Of .hisStaro:
A Bill 10 aaerd the Law in relation to
frivolous Appals.
A Bill TO regulate tho liability Of Sure
lies on the Bod of the Sheriff Of Charles
ton District; nd q Bill to alter and amend
the Patrol law
Mr.. Pirhen, from the Committee ca
Privileges audElections, made the follow
ing Reports, which were ordered for cou.
sideraiion lo-iflrrow:
On a Resolution respecting the expcdi-
iency of kecpig open The Polls at all p!a-
ccs OF General Elections, for two days. iu-
slead Of the present. arrangement: and on
q Resolution respecting a change Of the
DAYS of GcuerA Elections.
The followiis Repor, was called in the
General Orders !of consideration
The commitre on colored population,
10 whom was deferred the Memorial OF
sundry ~ci,;zonsDf Sumter District, IN re-
gard to the religious instruction Of slaves.
ask leave to Report
That ,hry have considered the SAME,
aud decm i, in~txpedient to lcSislatc Oh
li,e PRAYER Of the Mempriali,is.
mir. Memmilger riovcd TO amend the
Report. by adding thereto the following
Preamble aud Resolution;
But, iaasmua, as entire si!eace on the
subject might 10 mistaken for indifference
10 the grievance complained Of, they res
pccrf-iiy recommend The adoption Of the
following Resolutions
/. Resolved, Tha, h is 4 devise OF the
enemies of the South, 10 pretend that The
| Institution Of slavery is inconsistent with
! The religious instruction of the slaves.
=. R,soiped, That the law Of the Stale
which 'fotbids the teaching Of slaves lc
reat. charges ii n. q duty upon every cit
! izcn To provide fo. ,he ft ard proper rell.
riuns instruction Of his slaves by other
means.
3. R.sairsd. That. in the opinion Of
this Legislature. IN citizen, having q just
view of the true interests aud welfare ol
The State, should iutcrpose obstacles TO the
oral instruction Of bis slaves, 10y some III
and proper religious teacher.
Mr., Brown moved TO postpone the lie,
por aud Resolutions to the first dny "'
January nexi. which passed in The aihrIn'
alive Yeas. 92--Nays, q. 49,.
The Yeas and Nays were requested by
seven members, anda ms follows:
Those who voted in the affirmative, are
Messrs. Aliison,J J. A. Aston. w. ). Al
s,on. Aucruni; Barton, John b. Black ,
A. Black, w. C. Back. Biakeney, Bou'
ham, Boswell, Brown. Bmyles, Buli,C
nou, Carson, Chesnur, Cook, Cox, CROCK
Ell. Darby. Davie Henry Davis. Young
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