Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-01
ANOTHER VETO MESSAGE.

minister, or the ststea
= ANOTHER VETO MESSAGE.
As was TO be anticipated. tho President has
returned with Veto Message to the Senate
the bill for the admission Of Colorado, and
tl.ns sndsteIred 81 tho threats Of impeachment
stilfsmaiiisiad the Independence OF his posi-.
tion, and .be fearless exercise Of the reroga-
tives Of his office. The present bill. the Pres
eident regards rs more Objectionable thsn.the bill
which vas vetoed al the last Session, aid he
sets firth his reasons at length. The Lili il
repugnant.to tue public sentiment Of theIpeople
OF Colorado, rs embodied in the Constitution
which denies suffrage TO the negro, aud also. to
o recent act Of tire territorial .,g.plsture which
excludes him FROM the J 'ry-box. There is be-
sides evidence conclusive that the peopl. do
not desire slate government; and the Pres
ident besides contends that il 10 unjust aud
contrary TO the early practice of the Govern
nient to organize State-with a total popu.
intion, as in Colorado Of Tut 81, 600, only one
NH Of the number required for C,ngr~ssiona al
representation. For the same reasons, Daeo-
tate. Montana, Idaho and Nebraska would lie
entitled to admission. thus giving ten new
senators and fse representatives, where the
popuiation would be scarcely entitled 10 ono
representative. These and other equally CO.
gent rsssous are urged by, the President, but
We suppose 'hat they will weigh but little with
the Radical majority, against the paramount
consideration, that each new admission adds
fresh accession OF strength to their alresd,
overwhelming power.
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DIssoLrrioN.-By refrr-nce to tie advertise.
ment in another column, it. will lie seen that
the well-known firm OF Norwo"d, Connor d
Co., at Cok.sbnry, was dissolved ly mutual
consent ON tho lat OF January Iast. The busi-
ness will be. hereafter conducted BY Mr. }.
Fletcher Townsend, q gentleman Of high char.
nctsr "nd sxerlle I business qualif cations. In
tho Medical Department he will bs assisted bv
DR.. w. Z. Norwood, Whose nune is +. ruarsn.
toe, that the prescriptions will bs carefully .nJ
skiIlfully prepared. and that nose bu. choice
Drugs aud Medicines will be sold. Mr.:Towu
send isolicits sha,e Of the public favor, and
trusts by attention TO business, aud by selling
Low, TO merit its continuance Givs him q
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: TuE DIsssscr CopnT.--The first term Of our
Distt ist Court will begin on Monday. tho 18th
lost Judge Wa.dl.w. presiding. There will
likely DO no civil bnsin- befors the Court aud
probably very I,tls tfimin.l. III o,her Dis
tricis Of the State: sstsions of the Court have
already been held, and ths duties Lare bssn
discharged, pleasantly and ss,isfsetoriiy. aad
with the dignity and efficiency which have al
ways ehAracterized the I'D n,ini.tration pf. jus
lice in our State. In Anderson and Pickens
the business Of The Court ~as light. aud the
seasiens did not continue beyond two daya
In Edgedsld the Court ss, fer two weeka
~:
TnE AspERsUs z FfEAL.--iiy ii.e last number
of tiis'esteened Journal We sec that its ruBli.
,eaiion ima been discontinued, aud the business
fsnda asseJ will of'ahs paper transferred, to the
EsF itmsof MesssA Hey, & Walters, Yho, wilt
sAeneeferih rub!ish jaintly the 1.tezigepeer
and the South Cerolina Baptit-Nr. uoyt stiil
combining % .edit the I,.ieltig-aee4r- and Nj.
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