The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-02-07
nit. unshorn to our children.

NIT unshorn to our children.
I find in myself, perhaps. a type of the
general feeling of my constituents towards
yours. I am sure L feel no hostility to
you. Senators from the North am sure
there is net one of you, whatever sharp
discussion there may have heen between
us, to whom cannot now say, in the pres
cncc of my God, [ wish youwcll; and such,
I am sure, is the feeling of the people
whom I represent towards those whom
you represent. I therefore feel that I but
express their desire when I say I hope,
for peaceful relations with you, though we
must part. They may be mutually ben
e6cial to us in the future, as they have
been in the past, if you SO will it. The
reverse may bring disaster On every por-
ton of the country; and if you will have
it thus, we will invoke the God of our
fathers, who delivered them from the pow
cr of the lion, to protect us from the raw
ages of the bear; and thus, putting our
trust in God, and in our own firm hearts
and strong arms, will vindicate the right
rs best we may
In the course of my service here, associ-
atcd at different times with great varie-
ty Of Senators, / see now around me some
with whom have served long; there have
been points of collision; but whatever Of
offence there has been to me, [ leave here;
7 carry with me no hostile remembrance.
Whatever olfcnse 1 have given which has
not been redrcsscd, or for which satisfac-
ton has not been demanded 1 have, Sen
ators, in this hour of our parting, to offer
you my apology for any pain which, in
heat Of discussion, l have inflicted. go
hence uncnclmbered of the remembrance
of any injury received, and having dis
charged the duty of making the only
reparation in my power for any injury of
fered
Mr.. President and Senators, having
made the announcement which the occa-
sion seemed to me to require, it only re-
mains for me to bid you final adien
List of Acts passed by the General Assembly
of South Carolina, ISGO-Gi.
An Act to authorize the formation Of a
Volunteer Company within the limits of
the Independent Battalion attached to the
Thirteenth Regiment of Infantry.
An Act to repeal the Acts Of Incorpo-
ration of the Town of Bluffton.
An Act to increase the number of Com
missioners OF Roads for Kingston Parish
and other purposes.
An Act to authorize the formation of Il
new Volunteer Company to be called the
st. Paul's Rifles.
An Act to alter the law in relation to
Fish Sluices on Broad River.
An Act to alter and amend an Act en-
titled, g An Act to make malicious tres
passes indictable."
An Act to incorporate certain Societies,
Associations and Companies, and to re-
new and amend the charters of others.
An Act to provide for the appointment
Of an additional Magistrate in All Saints
Parish.
An Act to amend an Act entitled "An
Act to afford increased facilities for the
administration Of justice in Charleston
District.
An Act to incorporate the Village Of
Nincty-Six.
An Act to establish certain Roads,
Bridges and Ferries, and to renew and
amend certain charters heretofore granted.
An Act to repeal an Act entitled can
Act to require and regulate the granting
of Licenses TO Itincrant Statesmen and
Travelling Agents
An Act to incorporate the Shoe and
Leather Manufacturing Company
An Act to alter and amend the Charter
of the Hamburg and Edgcfcld Plank
Road Company.
An Act to increase the powers Of Com
missioners of Public Buildings.
An Act to authorize the Railroad Ac-
commodation Wharf Company to con-
struct Draw Bridge over Mazyckbor-
ough Creek.
An Act to provide for the proper adj
ministration of the Admiralty and Mari
time Laws in the State Of South Carolina
and for other purposes.
An Act to incorporate the Presbyterian
Church of Yorzville.
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