The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05
SENATE.
The Senate met at 10 m.

The Senate met at l. m.
Mr.. G:isham, from tho Committee,
appointed to wait on his Excellcncy
Gov. Orr, reported that they had per.
formed that duty, ana that ho would
communicate forthwith.
Private Secretary Simons then rea
the message. The message and accom-
panying documents were made the spc
cial order for | o'clock tomorrow.
Mcssrs. Wca,hcrly. Towncs ana Ira.
coy submitted reports Of Commissioners
Of Free Schools.
Mr.. Arthur presented tho petition Of
Or. NJ. LaBordc, Professor in South
Carolina College, praying arreara Of
salary. Also, the petition Of the Com
missioners Of PuQlc Buildings for Rich
ltnd District, praying an appropriation
70 build a jail Also, the petition Of
nr. John Mynch. praying compensation
tor a post moFtem examination.
Mr. Townrs presented The petition Of
Prot. j. R..Patrrk, praying arrears OF
salary rs Professor III the State Military
Academy.
Mr.. Heucry presented the petition Of
certain officers Of the Washington Light
Infantry Chari,abln Association, pray.
lng an aot of incorporation. Also, a
petition praying Incorporation oi the
Sea Island Credit and Loan Aasoc,a
tion.
Mr.. Bmst INTRODUCED Till to incor
poratc tho Sea Island Couor, Land
Credit and Loan Association
Mr.. Kcrshaw introduced a bill to
amend the charter Of the town Of Cam
den
Adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
The House met =, IL m
Mcssrs. Cray,on, Trw, Ball, Hayes,
cGling Campbell, Townsend. <ubcr,
Norton, NlbeT:, Browning, Springs,
and others presented petitions, present.
ments and other papers
Mr.. IhcmaS presented the petition Of
the commissioners OF Public Buildings
tor Richland, district, tol appropriation
to build jail. Also. petition on ac-
count Of Dr.. \. w. Kennedy, rrofrs
sors Patrick and White.
Mr.. Talley submitted the prcScntment
Of the Grand Jury Of Richand District
Also, The claim Of T. & G. ID. Hone.
for supplies furnished tie Arsenal
Academy.
Mr.. Bachman presented accounts Of
Jnlian a. Sclby and Shivcr & Beck.
ham. Asn the petition Of John Wa
te', tor salary as Clerk ami I,ibrari;ln OF
tho Conr, Of Appeals,
Mr.. Hay introduced resolution 70
!atlvc to the importation Of foreign corn,
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Marley introduced the following
resolutions which were mado tho apo
cial order for Thursday nox,, at l2 m
Resolre9, That this body desires to
express to Jefferson Davis their deep. st
sympathy, their profound respect, thoir
comb! med personal attachment and their
enduring remembrance Of his virtues as
man, and those great qualities Of minA
and heart, which. in the Cabinet and on
the field - in prosperity and advcrsi,y -
"hilc in power and from his prison
housecall forth and receive tr5n them
tho same acknowledgment of love and
regard as when he was tho acknowledge
ed head Of gallant people, contendng
against overwhelming odds for freedom
and sell government.
Rssolce,l, That the members Of this
Noase regard tho continued imprison.
mcnt Of Jefferson Davis as unwarran,a-
bio by the Constitution, and as tyranni.
cal, oppressive and unjust.
Resolrea, That this House ia prcpar
ed to make appropriations to dctfray
part OF the expenses necessary for the
defence OF Jefferson Davis by able. and
learned counsel.
ResolveI, That this House commend
tho family of jefferson Davis to the
kindly sympathies Of their constituents,
and recommend that contributions be
made iii overy District for their subSis
senee and support.
Messrs ,Yling, Campbell and others
gave notice Ut the introduction OF bills.
Mr.. Wagner. from .ho Special Com
mlttoe relative to European emigration,
aubmitted report.
Message No. from his Excellcncy
was read by Mcssrs. rimrod and Spar.
Mick
On motion of Mr.. Richardson, 900
eepies Of the message an'l accompanying
documents were ordered 10 DO printed.
House adjourned.
HEDNESDAY NO YEMBER %, 1906
The House was called to order at III
o'clock. Payer by Rev. y. SSthand.
Mr.. Couch member e,ec, from Chcs.
tefacld presented credentials hut it
being shown that he had not resided IN