The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-11-22

in relation to voting, so as toainclude all
who arc entitled to vote for members of
the State Lcgislature;s which was agreed
to- Z. ~s..s.s
Allthc amendments having been agreed
to, and the question recurring: "Shall
the bill be sent to the Senate?"
Mr.. Thompson said, as a majority were
in favor of the change of time, he should
vote for the bill
MI. Black also announced his intention
to support the bill, now that ithad received
the approval of a majority of the Commit
tee.
The question being taken, resulted in
the affirmativc-yeas III, nays none, as
follows:
Ycas.-Messrs. Adams, Aldrich, Andcr-
son, Bates, Bethea, VIM. Black, VIM. G.
Black, Blackwell, Boollter, Boylston, Brad
ley, Broclington, Buist, Butler, Byrd,
Carew, Chick, Coffin, Connor Cook,
Counts, Craig, Cunningham, Davis, John
NJ. DeSaussurc, Wilmot G. DcSaussure,
Dozier Duryca, Eason, Edwards, Ralph
E. Elliott, Stephen Elliot, jr., FalTow,
Foster, Frederick, Gary, Gilmore, Glover,
Gooding, Green, Harper Haync, Hen
bricks, Hcnagan, Hillhousc, Hope, How
ard, Jennings, B. J:Johnson, Joseph john
son, .jr.. Jones, Keller, Kenendy, Kirk, La
mar Lawton, Lido, Lipscomb, Lomax,
Lownds, Lowry, Lucas, Macf.rlan, Matti-
son. Maxwell McC Cants, MCGOWAN, Mil1cll,
J.C. Miller, John L. Miller, Moblcy, Moore,
Morrison, Mullins, Murray, Nelson, o'Bry-
an, O'Connor Pealle, Pope, Prince, Pul-
liam, Quattlcbaum, Ramsey, Rawlinson,
Read Rhctt, Ryan, Sarvis, screven, Shan
non, Sheridon, Simonton. Stephens, Stokes,
Suber, Sullivan, Thompson, Timmons,
Tracy, Trenholm, yaught, Vcnning, Wal
lace, Ware, Weston, Edw. G. Whalcy,
VIM. Whalcy, Milestone, Whitner, John
Williams, ]. J. Williams, Wilson, Win
smith, Woodward. Yeadon, Mr.. Speaker.
The following Members were absent
when the vote was taken:
Mcssrs. III. n. Carter, ]. G.. Gibbcs, J. P.
Richardson, jr., and J. II. Williams.
Mr.. Simonton offered the following res
olution, which was read, ordered to be
printed and made the special order for
Monday next.
Rcsolrcd That his Exccllchcy the Gov
crnor be authorized to call for and srcccivc
the services of ten thousand volunteers to
be used for the defence and protection of
the State That these volunteers, rs they
shall be received, shall be divided, under
the supervision of the Governor, in Rcgi-
ments Of Artillery Light Infantry and
Infantry, and into Brigades and Divisions,
so that no Company shall consist of more
than one hundred privatcs, with proper
officers, commissioned, and non-commis-
stoned. No regiment of more than ten
Companies; no Brigade of more thanthrcc
Regiments; no Division OF more than three
Brigadcs That the respective Companies,
Regiments, Brigades, and Divisions, shall
elect their own officers, pursuant to the
mode prescribed in the Act of 1871, to
which offices any citizen OF this State shall
be eligible That the said Companies,
and Brgadcs and Divisions
shall be provided with the best arms and
and shall be drilled and in
structed at such times and places as the
Governor may prescribe.
Rcsolred, That His EXcellcncy, the Gov
crnor, be authorized to call for and to Sc
curc.thc services of volunteers to act as
Cavalry, so that there shall not be re-
ccived more than two troops of Cavalry
from each Of the present brigadcs of the
State, which volunteers shall be formed
into troops, regiments, and brigadcs, un-
der the supervisionof the Governor. Each
troop to consist ofno moro than sixty four
priyatcs, with the proper commissioned
andnon-commissioncd officers; and no reg
imcnt of moro tlan ten troops, and no
brigade of more than two regiments. That
the oiTccrs of the sal troops, regiments
and brigadcs shall be elected as heretofore
provided for Offices of Infantry; and that
said troops, regiments and brigadcs shall
be armed and equipped in the best posi-
bic manner, and be drilled and instructed
at such times, in such manner, and at such
places as the Governor may direct.
The House then resumed the consider
alton Of the Bill to Arm the State, but the