Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-01-04
in bis views in favor Of the immediate ressi
toration of the Southern States to equality
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q tne Union. 60. sc 3
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), rs vas .he bo,nefa fszaas;ra' & The people
- tb;s stato tb., tba ,,s,.,o,.,;on n ;ta n.
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o,a.ss. - snsonlasss1,, s,h;, .tbevs are
destined. for .tims, j. d;;,,anopointment..
The State il still under tba M control of mi mar,
tial law l,.r IL respeet 10 freedmen: and in SO
far as the ipterests ,of ;ts ,o;sizepst conflict
v;e,, the latte, elass !, .bo Fsaa,ssls ii Govern.
nsnt Tbe 6a5sas cs,.,,,,, an, rema;nma "a; m ana
nne,ded npon III oueations = aatfeotipe the Ii IN.
taraats .pb Of the United States a,s IT'D Treasury
apeata or military autbor;ties, Allofences
committed against the same are referred to
the jurisdiction Of the military authorities,
and are not triable By iury =. s. 6 s s
!, The, State Courts viii be- opened upon
every circuit next Spring, and will have
jurisdiction upon al questions not embraced
in the above exceptions, and IN 50 far as
the y Stay Law may not affect their pro,
ceehngs. They can, however, under this
divided authority, onlyregulate such causes
as may arise between parties, citizens Of the
State, or the State as 9 party against the
citizen. 80. - as.z 81,
The .statas.of the State maybe defined
thus Its Executise power has been res
Ior e has elected Senators and sRepresen.
..,;s.. i f,o,.,es hnt i v;tbon, ,anresan. !, @
t.tion in that BODY. BOD Ishsg ! Legislature
oo,nnosad # members chosen by its citizens,
s,boae s., aota exercise only 1 partial control
over ,s IL = welfare. and are limited % appIy
o,,,. - oer..; ol.aaaa The balansa If now.
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The Legislature, after 3 session Of sever
weeks, adjourned on the 2kt Of Decsm
her tn time Was occupied principally. Il
lepislatinp, upon such ,subieots as we're sug
eested by the Convention, and required zbl
the altered relations Of the State since ths
last sitting. * 80 1''.,.as~ So
The Code, defining the relations, rights
and duties of freedmen, is embraced in foul
acts twS Of which we pubIisb in full. IL
this issue. uThe Aet.to amend the Grim
ipal Law also included in the Code, will
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be published next week and the uAst te
establish District Courts" the week follow.
ing. These Acts embrace system of leg.
;slat;on; vb;oh. If mt into oneration vii
have q favorable. tendency as regards thu
labor Of the conptry.
An, Act to raise supplies, commeneinq IN
October an the near 1865, provides for the
nsvment Of 4 tar Of fifteen. cents ON every
bnnared dollars Of the vaIne Of ali land,
c.o nod i mi. stste ond, rho o.,ne n,on a,l
town lots BUILDINGS. premises, Ao.: two dol
,.,. NOR bs,d nson ali male residents he.
.u..n .ho ..s. of.ven,,.ore ,,,n;, :, 50 ,o.rs
agent sucb as NAV be incapable of main.
tanning themselves by their own labor sixty
cents per hundred dollars on the proceeds
of avery trade. calling, or profession: ,sixty,
cents l. pei hundred dollars on brokers, cem;
missions: one dollar psr s head for every e,,
dog kent e in ia: the State forty cents per hun.
dred dollars on ali gas stock where tb.
in which such stock is held ar.
:. ,.a,t;,o onaro.;on one dollar nsr nm
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