The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-23
fRIDAr, DECEMBxR ls.
sen A lie.

n
pursuant to adjournment.
A tnIl To authorize the issue of bonds
or stock, for the purpose Of CONTINUING
the construction Of the New State House.
being before the Senate on the second
reading, Mr. Mazyck moved to strike out
all after the emactug clause, for the pur
pose OF inserting a substitute for the en-.
IRE bill; which was agreed to. and Was
ordered to he returned to the House Of
Representatives.
The urfvorahle reports Of the Com
mi',ee on the Judiciary, on the following
bills from the Ilouse Of Representatives,
were agreed to, AMI the bills were reject
ed. viz: a bill TO punish professional gam.
my, 10y Whipping; till to change the
times OF holding elections for Clerk and
Sheriff Of Horny Districts, aud Ordinary
Of Anderson District.
Mr.. Moses, front r'.e Committee appoin
ted on the part If the Senate to conn.
ballots for Trustees Of the Sou'h Carolina
College, reported that X. w. B,rnwel
received l3+ votes; w. r. D-Sanssure.
1871; }. Izarl Middleton. l29: J. A. Iuylis
l2s; J, l. Msnnng, 1877; J. l. Petticrew,
l27; james Farrow. l2G: {. G.. Memmn
Ger, l25: NJ. f. Carn. 1874: Thomas Smith
1913; ]. IL Means, l2l; r. n. Dawkius.
l2O; j. Ii. Adams, llS: s. MeAli.r ~.
'""" g. P'""t""' 1ie, j. III. !horn"cIi,
- D. "''s'S' loo; l =. Perrin, lO2;
John Buchanan, SO; b. F Perrc. SO; j.
,. X. L"gdrr. Sc. Nineteen were elected,
wy '"', '"o '''''fS oe'h@ u lie.
."'e ""'''e 81 resolution TO
"e", "'' 7''" RUE" "' lie li"use' lhe
'.'''''''' r'"'ei"P'a'es change IN re
- ''"' ,h'. u" 'ec'"'.''rra''oh' ana
N''', t''"' "'' "'"''on ct any member
""o '"'eu on the prevailing side OF the
ny,yid..J ,h., Wv , 20 .e':'''S'pe'e''
h,d ,f,L. ,,..,,o. -, ..',', ''''"' 'n' I've
U,rsa '' '"' '''' TIE
Mr.. Moore from H.. oo,,,,,;,,,
led in r.I,,;,r ~ I,,T.a -: "pP''"'
reror, Th;s rono,, " r',' """'; n'"'e
removal nf ,he CLo.,,, I c 'o' '"e
Indians ,h,, tho Cn"o",. 'r.,I I"" S'''"o"
nouI w;,h tho I,Ii.n p.. ,''vS'
'notop i, ,.,.,;on 80 ,La , ~"
Indians and ,La, nnr S.na,~r. 49,, ~ In'se
res.utat;vas in C,,,,..... H. ;', ''p
euJ.,vor n oI,,a;n o., "'''s' .'e' ~
ss Ooo os an n,,e, - iT''l"'|.'o" "'
novi,g A,rao, - '"'''"' 'e'
II, Su,I,r,n fran, L.. c.
EJu,.,ion maJ. ra,,.. ''''''oe ~ VII
of .he Cum,,;.s;,,or, - H.. e'"'"'
the S,,la TIA r.,a,, .,.,.'. -. '. ~
scholars a,,snJ ,aI. a saS"'I, ''""' @ a""' i',','
tuition fees amount 10 owe, ss7 OOo l.
also represents the sooIs IN more pros.
porous CONDITION Than heretofore regarded.
lme report approprIatlng $1,000 to
l"e oo"'h carolina lustitute, WAS agreed
10.
A minority report of the Committee on
Federal Relations WAS submitted by Mr.J
ID. Pope; which was made the Special
Order for Tomorrow, at 2 p. m., together
with the ma ajorIty report, and the resolu.
tons introduced by Mr.. +. ID. Richardson.
This report recommends no action in re
Iation to Kansas affairs and expresses
in the Administration
The Senate bill for the further mainte.
nance OF the peace Of the Senate in r.Ia-
Iion to dueIng WAS read second time
and sent hack to the S.naie
A bill to establish Normal School in
this Stale was read . second time and
sent back to the Senate. Mr.. Memmincer er
offered an amendment. which contempia.
ted the establishment Of such schools in
other districts of the State besides Charles.
ton. Agreed to.