The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-07
LEGISLATURE SOUTH cARoiINA.
gWURSDAX,. NOVEMBER 80. 1855.
SENATE.


The President pro tenn. announced that
Gr. Richardson was added to the Com.
hittee on Roads and Buildings.
Il Mr.. Townes offered resolution,
(which was agreed to, that it be referred
to the judiciary committee to report as
Ato the propriety of passing law for the
protection of the property of married
\ women in this State, and that thew
9have leave to report by bill or otLer.
wise.
The Senate proceeded to the special
order for IL o'clock--a bill to establish
District Courts.
The hour having arrived, the Presi.
dent pro tenn. of the Senate, attended by
the officers and'members Of the Senate,
attended in the House of Representa-.
pives. in order to be present at the inau.
;guration of the Lieutenant Governor
elect, who was sworn in by the Hon. B.
q +. Dunkin, Chief Justice.
Immediately thereafter, the Senate
joined the House Of Representatives in
voting for two Associate Justices of the
Court ofAppeals.
4 Hon. ID. l.. Wardlaw received l39
votes Hon. John A. Inglis, 1877 Hon.
j. P. Carroll, l and Mr.. James B.
Campbell, |.
The President therefore, declared the
Hon. d. l.. Wardlaw and the Hon.
A. Inglis duly elected Associate Justices
Of the Court Of Appeals.
Upon the return Utthe Senate to the
q Sehate chamber, Mr. Arthur presented
the memorial of the Mayor and Alder.
men of the city Of Columbia, praying
the aid of the State in rebuilding the
city. Also, rhe petition of Mr.. VIM. r.
Huntt Secretary Of State, praying com.
pensation for services, expenditures and
losses, sustained,in preserving the public
4 records of the State. And the account
Of Or. G. Fl. Mot for medicines fur.
! nished the Arsenal Academy.
The Senate then proceeded to vote
/ ior Register in Equity for Charleston
" District, with the following result JAS.
FL. CAN'T, "a votes ~. L. Novel;, Q.
The Senate then voted for Commits.
sioner in Equity Of the following Dis.
! tricts, with the following result:
Anderson, District - w. w. Hum.
phreys II votes y. o. Norris. ID.
Barnwell District--James Patterson,
/ 26 votes William NJ Hunter, rs.
Colletoa District Benjamin Stokes.
Marion District---A. l.. Evans. ).
Chester District =. Giles j. Patterson.
Chester6eld--Jas. c. Craig.
Horny District--Benj. T.. Sessions.
Sparianbufg District2-T. Stobo Far
row. % votes H. H. Thompson. 8.
Register Of Mesne Conveyance for
Charleston District Henry Trescot, %
votes James NJ Reed, 2.
Master in Equity for Charleston Dis
trict--James w. Grey. a
Mr.. Buist presented the memorial of
DR.. j. j. Chisolm, President of the
Board of Trustees Of the Roper Hos.
pital, transmitting accounts Of receipts
and disbursements, and praying for the
usual appropriation. Also the memorial
s;pfthe City Council Of Charleston, pray
:iaSkto be Yesis With powsato open and
n ihsmith introduced bill for
'of che SpartanbuTg and pmon
oppany. @
fIa noti5n Of Mr.. Sullivan. the Presi
dent pro ten'. was requested 10 retire
from thea. Chair, who requested Mr..
Sullivan;to occnPyit.
Mr.. Reid offered the following resolu
ton, which was unanimously agreed to:
Rcolred, In the temporary retire
mens of the Hon. r. j. Moses from the
chair, the thanks Of the Senate are due,
;and are hereby rendered him, for the
courteous, dignifed, able and impartial
manner in which he baa presided over
this body, and that this resolution be
communicated to him by the chairman.
Mr.. Moses resumed the chair, and up.
lon the resolution being presented to him
by Mr.. Sullivan, with appropriate re.i
marks, the President pro tenn. addressed
the Senate as follows: 500 4.
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