The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-15
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present. 'pas'7n"tpf 9sHia
The t minutes Of tAa lqst ,4PesFpg YeTe Fe9d
and coa6fnedPl iJ1t y DdHDnAhU HH
Wcolcy and Collins obtained short leaves of
abscnce..a@F Js Ink1IIHHH .YluNJTi,
The discussion Of the efghUenth section Of
the bill of rights waA kesmnaa, sniHsKe Seotion
passed to it's third reading Without material al
'eiatiohto VI nui,c2i,i.naieo, q wl7d dsiidu : !
The nineteenth g section was read second
| time. '"''i'-'''f' ~ o''
On motion Of 'NIcKih1ny,, of thdrlesto6, the
word ''shall" was substituted for che nwdra
"can". ..o,. I4eI, 4;ol'l o, I,1,:..o1 nj .,x
Without further matcriali alteration the see,
ton was passed to its third reading,
The twentieth section was then read second
time, and several amendments We're offered, ali
of wliichiwcrc LOST and thc' section dNins ,,aasGd
to its third reading. affair
The asscmblage. then adjourned, ,yo;(
VII .-,r h,MoNDAX. l10TH.nU .,o4,:3 M
The meeting was opcnodi with prayer by
'Cardoza, a'a7i r,iire;t:poo ao,ic7 adt 10 n,it,,
Tie roll was called; andr u tuioruhr 'boiI;
presoiit. tho asscmbIdge proceeded toI'b,isiness]
4 The minutes ofthe last meeting s6rc iread
and confir,hca."o a7ot I'd liuoa ,ee7.on o,f, 4
Rutland, from, the ico,himitteeri iopna then fIti
gislative part Of the c6tistitution reported On
sundry ordinahtes administrations! Z he reports
showed that provision for hothestesd6f one
hundred acres. and'a provision chahgihg the
title Of :districts.' to 'scohntiesY had beon pin.
corporatcd BY the committecin tho ssleeislative
part Of the constitution y and that tthe ,scom4
mittcc were unfavouraBle to stay hws and the
issue of State bonds to be indometl y,Gungress
and made payableat the end oftwenty years.
! ID Allithese reports were adoptedts'!i .: nni-A
l., Rose, from the; Committee oiir Petitioris. re-
ported unf:ivour.bfy On resolution forth apa
pointment of committee to 'fepert,ths names
| of persons from whom poiitic;,ll rdisabiitids
should be removed The committee ssero poi
opinion TINT persons desiring thcir disabilities
removed should liukc individualupplicatio for
such purpose, and it would then be time; enough
Ito decide upon theiftcspcctivc merits!tc n,.in
Randolph, from the Committee on aIisccl
laneous Provisions of the Constitution, report
cd unfayorably on Coghhn'ss ggftr- Yankee,
resolutions l'-l tt..s t.a, af, ~ t.3,e 10.
RandOlph from the same committee, ,d1lso re.
ported the following nilita article as part of
the constitution: '. q! in9. 3',e -nei.
'Thc militia. ofthc State Of South Carolina
shall consist of all ablc-bodicd nule residents
Of the State between the ages Of eighteen and
forty-fvc, years, except such persons lis nowearc
or may hereafter be cxcniptedcBy the la%s Of
the United States or'cf this St.fc mid shall
be organized, armed, equipped and disciplined
as the General Assembly may by law provide"
| The article was read tile first time and or
dcrcd to be printed. e. 2rt-"in @ris7r
Swails from the Audit Committee rccont-
mcnded that 500 be paid on account to the
printer. Adopted. t9z yi,fu
On motion Of Becker two moro members
were added to the Audit Committee. aoair.
Thercport of the Committee on tho Legisla.
tive Department of the Constitution was read
the first time and passed to second reading9,
The Bill of Rights was taken up, and the
10th section was rcc.nsidcred cf In:erfr
! Parker offered a substitute, which was hdopt.
ed. rl't t.rt ~ i oda 20,
The 2lst section was read second tinic and
passed TO its third reading also tho 22d sec
ton. .nf A h1l sau iuod,l
During discussion of the Odd section,
which relates to treason, the 'assclnblage ad-
journcd. i't ati9i11l n ,iim
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