The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02

about four hours including tho time taken up in voting
for United States Senator Tho result of that votc
ming gained twenty three votes on tta vote Of yester
O os s aS
Mr. Boyco lost strength Governor Pickons wit
What will bo the result Of the voto Of tomorrow Your
correspondent docs not pretend to predict He endcav
but in tho midst Of the eiectopeerne
rolling and engneerng he does not pretend to play
arc juban and claim that he win be elected on the
st vote of but tho friends of others of the
gone so far as to predict that the seventeen votes
Governor Bonham will finally swell into the majority OF
Colonel Wagner introduced bill for the promotion
of foreign emigration and the appointment ofa Commits
Mr.. Siesng ofored resolutions to instruct the Com,
mittee on Privileges and Elections report a bill to
give the election Of President and YicePrcsdent to the
Mr. Lord offered resolutions to refer to the Committee
on tine Judiciary with instructions to report as to tho
lutions also offered to tho Judiciary Com
TO tn e mads aha in & what
the destruction OF public records in tho passage of the
resolution to exempt from taxation property of per.
sons who had suffered seriously by the for two
Mr.. Taley introduced bill to amend the Act of 1858
owing to tho changed condition of our relations with
the negro the old road laws of the State will require
great notifications and 1t is not improbable that any
Icy to-day would work to the serios disadvantage of the
State He proposes in his resolution, to refer to
mittee to report to the expcdency changing the
law to have the public roads and bridges kept in
order by contract.
The report Of the Committee on Federal Relations
with regard to the negro troops in the State merits
attention. That committee, through it's chairman Mr.
Mullins reports resolutions nstructing the Provisional
Governor to represent to the President the necessity
removing the negro troops from the State and thus
move cause OF antagonsm between the blacks and tho
whites, and an clement of mischief and disacction
among the negroes.
Mr. Kcitt offered resolutions that the Judiciary Com
mittce be instructed to inquire into the expedency of
preventing any person from hiring servant unless he
or she has discharge from the former master the
Judge OF the District Court, under penalty of six
months imprisonment and one hundred dollars fine.
was to he supposed that the of tho scat
House had already ordered writ election to fill the
vacancy; but the matter was brought up again to-day
and produced long discussfon-Sfr. Trcscot hayiup
moved to declare the Office of AdJutant and Inspector
General vacant and that a. G. Darlington entitled
to seat III the House. Mr. Trescot, AIR. Barker, MT
The motion OF Mr. TrcBcot was finally laid the table.
In the Senate to-day the only matters that specially
tcrcss your readers the introduction bill to in
corporate the Elmore Insurance Company and rcsolu-
ton by Mr. Dozfer to appoint editor of Petgru's
Code similar to the resolution introduced day or two
ago by Mr.. Simonton in the House.
the reports which have received arc correct
and which will be published to-morrow's paper as
am informed doubt longer exist the fact
that Col Orr has been elected Governor by very small
majority No one even among his political enemies can
doubt that the affairs of the State will be well admins
tered by the first Governor elected by the peopole
South Carolinahimsef Of the people, and identfed
with their interests, and having filled with honor to
himself and his State the highest public positions in the
United and former Confederate States