The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09

S"t'oh Oh Iesolulton relative TO dl5loY.I
al organizations qwas read, taken, DIP
for consideration, and, on motion Of
Mr.. corbin, the report was adopt
cd. {tFgyi 4 q" u II 81 Il sg cT|
A resolution relative to violations OF
law was read, takcnsup for consideration,
rndi, on motion of Mr.. Wright, the reso.
luton was adopted. q, ,lS. .$.
The report OF The Committee on HI.
nance on theEpetition sof. Janet. Butler,
to be relieved Of double tax,
was readaand, nImotion of Mr. Allen,
laid oil the table. N21za u, ,e@ .lF tF< I.
Adjourned. t'''<N
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House' met at 10 2m., md ,he
Speaker took the Chair. Prayer b.
Rev!tDavid HMrrsF a'Se a%a"E''at, =
Mr., Kknh presented the ppilion of
sundry citizens Of BrauiprI, for relief
on account }ofrirxcrss OF taxes. Re-,
terred to the 'Comni.,eo'on Ways and
Means &dt
Mr.. Boscman in,rolnccd bill to
regulnts the practice Of me.licipr ID
this State. Read ,hs. first time, and
referred TO the Committee on The judi
ciary saeE. ls,t, s~t.4,. 81 ft.y.s
MIR. .fDrlille jintroduccd n resolution.
which was, Oh motion OF Mr.. Doyle, re.
lerrcd to The Committee on Roads,
Bridges and Ferries that, hereafter, i,
shall be tl'e duty Of The Chairman of the
County commissioners to report annual.
ly'to The General Assembly The apnre.
gate number Of miles OF public roads in
Their respective counties, and tn. nun
Der OF meniable to work on such roads,
also the number Of ferres,' ,'nnl lh. rates
of .oll, &c. IN en. ,,~l.F |s
t. Mr.. jacobs prssrnir The petition Of
w. w. Oliver, late Shriif of Fairfield
County, for exemption from ppnnl,y,-
Referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means. yAs,., ,rs .r. se
Mr.. Ferricr introduced rrso)u-
ton, which was adopted, llolt!e Cam.
m'lteo Oh the Judiciary he instructed to
report what legislation is necessary ito
define the duty cschcalors, and whpth
or al teschentor living in one county eau
have Jurisdiction IN another. ia
Mr.. Turner introduced tho follow inc
preamble and resolutions: "
Whereas, more than three years have
elapsed since The conclusion of lilo war
Tor The supremacy Of the Government Of
the United States and whereas large
portion of thc sci'izens Of 81 ,ih Carolina
are Held under roli'ical bonds bvb the
Congress Of the United, hccausc OF their
sympathy for or participants in the late
war against the United Stat,s: and
whereas we regard the punishment OF
this class Of our cinn"ns as having been
to the demands ofjus,icr. and that they
are willing and anxious in good faith to
renew their allegiance 20 The Federal
Government and whereas we believe n
course of concillalicn and forgiveness is
best calculated 10 secure the blessing of
harmony. peace and prosperity to all
classes OF our people; and whereas, His
Excellency tie Governor. in his MESA
ges to the General Assembly, has earn.
cstly recommended that Congress be
memorafized TO remove all political ,lisa-
hilitics from the citizens of South Curo.
lima |; therefore be it
Resoiued, 3, III" House OF Rrnrcsen
tatlycs of the State Of South Carolina,
The Senate concurring, Thnt We hereby
mcmoral'ze The Congress oflhc United
States to remove tie political disabilities
from all the ciliz"ns OF Sou,E Carolina
now laboring under tho same. 30
On mution ri M. n,o.. ,.-,
referred to tho Committee ON Political
Disabilities, wfth instructions 10 rcporl
as soon as practicable.
Mr. Doyle Introduced the following
preamble and resolutions, which wore
referred eipt totthc Committee on Eaucs-
Whoreas, Sec'ion, o Of General Or.
der No. l39, Headquarters Second Mill
tary District entitled appropriations
for The year commencing October
1861 among .pIhrrs, s21,0 is set
apart lor the support. Of free schools
which amount remains IN the lTreasurv
and mdrawn; md whereas many teach.
ors IN the State, on the faith Of isaid
appropriation, opened and taught their
schools, admitting poor scholars to the
iull Observation-Disclosures = therefore, be
Reso|oea, 'l'y Tho House ofReprescn
tatlvcs, tho Senate ,concmring, That
the Treasurer Of Tho State b, authorized
and required to pay oyer,to Tho, School
commissioner Of tho various counties
tho pro rata share Of the appropriation
due to each comfy. gn5sea 'iHa%' (
Ressolvea, That each S S.hool Commis-
s'onor, on Receiving The share due TO iis
county, shall give reasonable notice, by
advertisement or otherwise, to teachers
to render in their accours for t,i,ion OF
poor scholars. 'front.' the first of October,
1867. to the lst OF October 1868; and
alter estimating the pro rata sum due to
each, shall pay over the same in accord.
ance withthe laws heretofore governing
Commissioners Of Free Schools, except
wherein the same rs. .gmodiGei gby jsald