The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-06-27
8 REENVIL SOUTH e ARoIINA JUNE ~ -iso7s-
.o'support The Consultation 'of the Uni.sd

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IA '!su Ahass otete anthority, are
n I suen ~ commission ers 70
- o ,"qu co.n.hiss,oners @ ,s OF Puoiic
ora ~ s.a, 'h.o S'sse 'uss..1.,ons o'reet'
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exisL as 10 anv nar.cn ". 81 wa a;. 'n,Sgs "ust %
| from vof;n,. a. a. a. sItuS'y han
rebellion and aftsrwar5. ars;n; Nv ~
the rebeliior .''eS W - r4fsp ~ ~ az ~
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done u;tb tbs ;n,ant ~ ~ ry Gos
tile camn,on mia s,S,I ,,,s,so - .ns.ing
foroed into tbe ,elel sarr;,a b., h.s.;",
on nndsr = naranso,,u, ,.,h ~ onsIp'1
could not eafoly 5isoI.w and - m"vn ~
NOT have .ntersd snoh sssnias ! ~ ,nS, t"'ysS.r
the ererciso NJ L;s' 49,, ,,,;,, .an,,Ii o'
TO be d;sona,;fsd frora ,,ot;n,, , - 10 nSu
10. Mere acts of ohari,v" wboro th. ;n,.,,
IA 10 rel;eve tbe uont. ftLo nI,;ss. srn.in
charity. and not done in aid Of he co,,ss -
which he may hive been enonges do ~
disunaiify. But organized co1tribu. ions of
food and cIoibing for Tho .oanaroI ,ol;af "a
persons engaged in the rebellion. and not of
merely sanitary character but cont. ;bn,ed
10 enable them 10 perform their mia wfnI
object r,ny be Chased With nc,s xybi.b. A.
,iisaualify. -. .-. ---goH'EI - -. "
s- Forced contributions IN, tbe rsb., .ar,o,
in tho form of IN yes or roil;tor,
which person nav bo comns,i"d "a to ro'D 70
contribute, do not disqualify. But yoiun. ~
tary contributions TO The rebel cou.o 49,
such Indirect contributions as arise from The
| voluntary loan Of money to rebel. author;.
| ties, or purchase of bonds or securities Gre
nted TO afford the means of CARRYING on tho
| rebellion, will work disqualification.
/ l6. All those who, in legislative or othe,
official capacity, were engaged in the fur
therance Of the common unlawful purpose
where the duties of the office necessaril,
had relation to the support of the rebellion
such as members Of the rebel conventions
congresses and legislatures, diplomatic
agents of the rebcl Gonfederacy, and othe,
| officials whose offices were created for the
purpose of more effectually carrying or
| hosiiliies, or whose duties sppertained to
the support OF the rebel cause, must be held
to De disqnn'ifed. -.
/ But officers who, during the rebellion
discharged official duties not incident To
| war bat only such duties as belong even TO
q state OF peace, and were necessary to the
preservation OF order and the administration
Of law, are not to be consid cred ns thereby
engaging in rebellion or a. disqualified.-
Disloyai sentiments opinions or sympathies
would not disquahfy, but where person
has, by speech or by-wrting, melted others
to engage in rebellion, he must come under
the disqualification.
/ II. The duties Of he board opp>intcd TO sm
/ peTinte'd Tie elections. .... ,, sci.
| o. Thus board, having the custody Of the list