The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-15

A-x -, ,e;oo, nv ,,oruo,, boldino or exercising
powers, any oncer o, person nolue y; -, ra;,;'
or processing to hold or exercise any clVh or NM
tary office or duty in such district, under any pow
a. elaot;on appointment or authority derived
"a - ~ o,,y, c,lled
nom OF granted Dy OF aorl ,ar
;d;yison thereof: and npon sudh suspsn-
tS.uS j. " E,,l;ao, = 4ho
s1ou et Ssiuosai suoii ooilnuonuei' 'uD9
disapproysl OF the general as AFORESAID, snau nave
mower 10 proyide from time to time for the persor-
!, : 49,. - s,,ch os,ca, or erSon
uance tine sala out'es Oh sucn oncer ~
Cd ssuspended or removed by the detail OF some
,cer, or soldier Of the amy, or BY the
! snpointment Of some other persons to perform the
ssioa and TO All vacancies occasioned by death,
resienation or otherwise. .s,,4f s-55p -Fti y
SEQ q That the General Of the army Of the
r1s;tod Stoteo ahaI be revested with all the DOW
~ ~ ansnens;on- removal appointment and de-
tail Granted in fRe preceinr section to district
Spc And 81 ii further enacted, That the acts
~ fha c;cers of the srny already done in remov-
=. w 40 ;S I;at;cts naroona ereycsino the f1nc-
t;1Sns t;S a. of c;yl ofieers and appointing others in
fheir stead are hereby. confirmed; provided, that
sny S;strict commander to exercise the functions,
nv 1ny civil ONCE may be removed ether by the
military officers in Command Of the district or by
tha General Of the army and il shnll be The duty Of
such commanders to remove from office, as afore-
auas1 r. n
rosnt ~ tSs limited States. or who use their official
;n,snse ;n s.y manner to hinder, delay, prevent
o- nhsfTncu the Iise and proper administration of
fhis ACT and Acts to which il is snpplerneptal.
SIC. S. Thatthe boards Of registr provided
- entitled an act to provide Tor the more efficient
oovernynsTt, N the HebeI States passed March
&sS .5Rs7 hhaH have power and it shall be their
d,t1 Sefore sIlowinp the registration Of any per
SON; 10 a.cartaih upon such facts Or information
i
ned 70 be resistared under said act, and the oath
required 81 said act shall not be conclusive ON
sno7 ouesfion. and no person shall be registered
ui,til snah Hhat decide that he is entitled
fheSft SyHo1ch tSSrtf shall also bGye power TO-
@smSss ena% % of such % boari n " any one touching the
.msIi6cat;cn n any person. claiming registration ;
Bat ~ WaFycase off REFUSAL By ths b0ard TO reg
ister an applicant, and in every case OF striking
his name ffom the :kst, as hereinafter provided,
which shan be returned, with the REGISTRATION ist
to ~ penln9 n9nding GENERAL of the dstics sesang
Soeh AsgToands 81 such refusal Of such striking
from the list provided, .5at no person shall
be disqualified as member of any poard OF regis
TRITON by reason of race Or rec cpiop; or Z, lbS
oath prescribed IN sssia ssoppiementaty ace,
6moffE pthef thin&aS that n0pefson Wng mus peenn
amehler otthe Aegisiature or any state, OF VINO
has held any executive or 5uaielat once IN any
St1te WemT NJ has teAan sn. 9ssn toi sappols
tho CoushtuHon OF the United states OF not, and
whether he was holding such ,ohicet OF; the COM
mencementOt the repelhon, or nao neta y peIoteo
or wh0 WaS Aherwardg engaged In 1nsurrection OF
rebelion against the United States, or glving ae
or comfort to the enemies thereof, is entitled 1o'
be registered or vote; and thelMord ''e1ecuiye or
judicial office IN any state IN ssid 9stn menmen
ed, shall be constrhed 70 :lnciude al CIVIL 0Mces
crested by law ior the admnssrasloa o. sny gene, .,
justice. -. ~. ~. W.
registration mp provided for il said acs may, i the
disereflon oI tns any 1asg s.rs aa tSe ~
extended 70 the frst day OF OCTOBER 1901, ana me
boasda ok reeistraten shall have power ana 1T
shaA. ne their duty, commencing !oaT.sen, zen. GAYS =.
.pIDgp AZ aieete dar said act, spd upo3 3fs9r
sonahls kpblc ub6ce OF ths time andPhee tnere-
Of to revise Tor period OF hye days the regisIa-
tion lists; apd satisfied that any person
not entitled taefeto haa been regissered tostrlke
the name OF such person from the hsti ana s9ch
board shall slsos during tne, same. period aqd 70
such registry the names of n!t ens VINO, ag 9Ry
time, poss6sss the quahhcatlons required Dy sald
act who haye not been already registered, ana no.
person Eh&n at any time be entitled TO oe regis
tered 70 vote by reason OF any executive pardon
suchz pardon or amnesty would disqualify him
from registration Or voting.
Eyo s. That, section tour Of Baid last named act
shap be construed to. authorize the commanding
general named therein, whenever be shall deem 1t
needfnl, TO- remove any member OF board OF regis
ELL any vacancy In such board.
SEc. 8. That all members OF such boards OF re.
gistation and all persons hereafter elected or ap7
pointed to Office In said military districts, under
anysooailed S:are or municipal authority, or by
detail or appointment Ut the district commanders
shal be rdqnired totake and to subscribe the oath
OF ofce prescribed by IAN Tor lofcers OF the United
States. : :, ,t,s,t., se- =. ers5s 81 Y,
REc 1G That no district commander or member
of the board OF registration or any OF the officers
or appoineees soting under them, shah be bound
in bis action by any opinion OF any civil officer Of
the United States. ~ = H.. III e 80.
ssc. ii. That all the provisions of this act, and
the acts to which this is supplementary, shall be
thereof msy be fully and perfectly carried out.
a huge mass, Of correspondence between the
Administration, Gen. Grant, and, district COM
manders have BEEN made public but as the issues
ersphed last night, it Is not thought worth while
To burden the wires with it. ., sr3,s.,.,-5I :;
Observation-Disclosures shows that Gen. Grant was
strongly inclined toward the latitude claimed by
cournanders under the old bills. - -. -. -. ,,v :
=. a hin nassed the House appropriatipg $1.675,-
900 cr feconssruction. !, = f.ti...ill: . .f;l
1Durine Che discussion Eldridge spoke about the
Gextrnyaesnce OF district commanders, alluding to
sickles asa greater harlequin than the command an
er az New dreams, ana nao Teaa- py .ne otssI ID q
Sickles, riding round Charleston in coach and
four ;. =. -. a..,. ~. =, ~, -, :, mo, =. =
who lost his leg IN defence Of his Government
should ride in coach and four: s..,., -
Nothing important transpned in the Senate, ex-
cept the passage Of the econstruction Bill, which
Rsymond was nominated for Austria, Bancroft
for Prussia. i. -,
IL s no" posinYey hno.h tnaS tno -. Sososo
partment will await further developments Defore