Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-17

House the Hall Of the Clariosopl.ic Society.
The room occupied by the House is rather
crowded, but is Otherwise much moro suit
able Tor legislation. Around the walls are
hung the portraits of Calhoun, Petigru,
Cooper, McDtftic, Johnston, Butler, and
other distinguished men, but there is want
ing the inspiration oi the galleries.
lhe two Houses, at ] o'clock, p. m,
Went INTO tie Senatorial election, which
resulted as follows : Whole number of
votes, l43-uecessary to cho ce;T OF
these IS. L. Perry received 100 votes: Jno
l.. Manning, "a; f. w. rickens, 3; Il. w.
B"rnwell l.; W. II. Tresco,:, 4; W. w.
Boyce, 2.
Tlis Hon. b. +. Perry was then declared
Senator in Congress for The long term, end
ing March 3, 1871. Tho vote is very
complimentary one to the Provisional Gov.
ernor.
An election was then entered into 10
supply the vacancy in .ho Senate for the
term ending March 3, 1867, with the fol-
lowing result: Whole number of votes.
ltl-n'ccsSary tn a choice, II. OF these
}. Il. Manning received 33 votes; J.-B.
Campbell, 50; w. n. Prescott, "a: f. w.
Pickcns, 22 w. w. Boycc, 10; B. +:
Dunkin, H.: No one having received
mraJ '''tY OF the votes cast, the election was
then suspended.
In the House, the Speaker announced the
following Standing Committees:
Privileges and Elections -Elessrs. War.
'ner, Campbell, Suber, Sheridan. Prcssley,
Leitrcr, Ball, Butter, Sessions, Tcw.
ways and. Means-Messrs- Bohhsm,
Read, Ryan, Richardson, Cannon, Wealth
erly, Aiken, Scott, purcLer.
Federal Eelations-Mcssrs. Mullins. ST.
Der, Trescol', 11uson, Butler, Carlisle, Wal.
lace. Barker, Aston.
Jndici:Iy-Mcssrs. Dswkins, Campbell,
tmr. 4monton, Tal!c-, lIutson, Valley,
Walker, Richardson. ir.
Co'orel populaticn -Messrs. Read, Mnl
lins, Evans, Easley, Martin, Springs. Cul-
breath, Benbow, Flowers.
Military-MessM. Darlington, PRESLEY,
Gayer, Graham, Taibert, Marley, Wallace,
Barker, Norton.
Engrosscd Acts-Messrs. Fair, Bachman,
Moore, Stokes, Durcan.
Claims-Mcssrs. Clayton, Green, Seig-
ling, Taibert, kcilt. Walsh, Wanna,naker,
Milling and Stokes. ..
.Incorpora,ions- Messrs 1.,um,,s Shaw
Price, Bachman, Drpuss Farmer Brown'
ing. Coog,n and Clyburnc
Roads, Bridges and Ferries Mcssrs
Green, Evans, Culbrea,h G,i,lard Gavin
Goodwyn. Jones, I.ipsey and Browning.
Railroads-Messrs. Aiken, Porchcr, De-
i'ass, Eason, Perry, Norton, Petty and
Eikin.
observation-disclosures. Simonton. MiLcll.
Carlisle. Cokcr, Tallev. Haskell. Richard,
son, D.zicr and Covingtou.
Internal 1mrrovemcnts-AIessrs. Stack
house, Barton, Lee, Sheridan MizcIl Jucas
Howe, Russell and Melch,rs.
State House and Grounds Messrs. Rich
ardson, Williams, Hamme,t. Sprinns. Mul.
vancy, Wright, Wallace, Stokes and Gavin.
Public Buildings Mvs<rs. Mikell. Mill
gan, D.zier. Goodwin. Milling. Coopa,.
Lucas and Todd.
Agricuture-Messrs Anderson. Woo.-
cner, Rawlinson. Bowen. Con.l,n1 Wr;oS,
Moore. K.itt and Aston.
Commerce and Nlanufac,u,cs-A1cssys
Eason, Graham, Walisce, Keith, Hammc,t,
Gillcrt, Barton, T'ew anil Flowers.
Officers and :OfIiccswNossrs Rr,n r.r
Bowen, Cocker Farmer Dnnc,nt C";lI."d ;
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