The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-07-04
From The Charleston News
THE NEW REGIME. i
The \ M EortlcoilSiIlgs SIessage 9f Ge,. Il. i
Scott Sslle GpvelillollEIect.

4 Scott Salle ApvelinolTElect s
ms ms ylnv osS 5SSS Ssup1aorsir srATl roLicY,
EIAlPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS
+ a ooSSER i,Ara,E END .laT1iR G$mN;a J.
D0GUMJsNT..
Ngteaabie to ihol plaocl,s,atioh Il issasd = Tho
| Legislature created under the now Constitu-
tion of tho State will llasscniblo,at Columbia on
tht 9th of July, ,atwl,ich tinsc tho yarioussRi
ccselect will tunllfyidndJ upon the dis
chargoidf their.aatcs.l ,i,.i,i G5Eei I. .ac7. +
paAl uthintercsti naturally felt, by the COM
nlhnityin the nlessagotb be delivered byyGcn
iScot oil that occasion and in the views likely
ttolie presented by .ono sti,u isinow tlc acknow-
edged leader Of the Nsapuhiicap. party of SoMh
Eaarolina5 for upon them, and upon theactinn
Sof thc-:l.esislaturc,wi al,crato. le
welfare and niatcriai prosperity vCakei ,Stdtt
| dfpeitdsi u.l, aii: ibiui la!;jo gjy 40
+ @l!6r thdpiwpose Of sal islSn., this doSire We
lriaentto otfi readers this nnlnimg an abstract
1 of the mcs'aasss, cnIbodying thd chief poiuts,pn
| 1hsl'ich 6hcGpyernoS, dledt dtdiscahrses.,.l9ti9
| isll 1NDir.xkTios.ls s,,
+ Under this head, it Is strongly recor,n,chd-
l,dd that the Legislature sl,l! take Immediate
action TO provide for ;tht cxtinguis,,c,,tr o f
th5cntire dcbt'or th6r State, noS, uiIou,it:lto
about SIS 100000. rr'ildra aud iatora4t. "A
| gen9f;'l statomclt'of The pu'ilic hctt aud 'ol
thcavaiab!o assc,siot South Darolina is nla'c,
anltllc importaiico islura.da Of tpsesstYing the
}ftith and credit oftht State so that If l,Gccasa-
ry AZ n futnrei,hn Il lo:,n ,l;.y bt effected at
rcasonahlI rate of intcrctt# Tie means s,i..
gcstcd Tor Tho acconplishi,lcnt Of ellis object
arc, first, tile .egcFcisti Of rigid lecono,y;at,d
secondly, tho establishments oor in ,Nuitaric
system Of taxatil, ii, Whereby the accrue.la,:d
increasing interest Upon the d.!A! lmay' 81.
promptly paid. 10 sust;.in this csGdt.aithc
message says ~, We should hot,cvon5scem Il,
I'taEo advantage OF any constructions OF Law
'%horehy the obligations OF the State may hc
| oya,le.l"s iaty; ia.ar as,.s.if @
|! ltiis s;rorely Insisted. 'howcycr,sstlat great
,,9aro siiouidhs cXu Used nthc natter Of taxa
hon. 50 lut neither tho people 4hnll bo a,,
pressed "i7'tlle enterprise uf capitalists be chill
.ca or checked by unnecessary burdens At
thcsalc time all classos Of citizens .I.!,l },,
inalo tn a,elih si,npcrtinythc government that
projects th@n, and ii thcy refuse; tho l.ugisla-
tdiass5ul,l provide nicus to enforce. tho nay
! ncns OF taxes ;.,s Jt f}5 sn ,fta- i,
|, Thc1ulteniion o! ti!c i.,.isliure IL i;,oct,,;
to tic lact'tii',t ,;ndc,.a rotcn, decision III.
Supreme Court national lx,nks ;.rc taxable. and
I ! a..-...l a.. v- T,-i SOAR
hcHr its due hare oi i;Nat,n. except l,at cx-
! cnptrd by the ccnstitutiun \ tax un,n all.
I.shiwncnas Of timber and on all parties uuttin.
tnf:r is Recommended
lprcArio%.
| lhe Importance ot education to tho masses
f! of the people. as tho c:ea; consorHator Of law
and order. is ,lwclt upon at some length. and
1t y urged that thorough system OF good
shobl shall be established! rs soon as MAJ. lo
consistent with the financial condition Of the
Stale. ,Auci,tion is directed to the act Of
| Congress Of 1862 whereby lSoo00 ac:cs of
land we're donated 10 oach State for Tic es:a5.
lishnicnt of agricultural, colleges in which
pupils may receive thorough aua liberal elu-
ton. This college scrip The Governor states,
is now worth in the market a fraction more
| tlan one dollar per aero. lTo also refers 10
thcac, OF iS6l granting FIVE hundred thous:n.I
acres OF public lands 20 each State roy the crca
| tion Of q common school fund therein ,rhi>
wopll save large amount, and ubyiatc t;,o
necessity oi taxing the people for the specific
purpose Of education. The Governor urges
upon the Legislature to mc.oriali2c Congress.
for further grants Of land Or money f}r nluca-
tonai objects. as, in thc impoverished condi-
tion o! tic State, it is impossible for her pee
pic TO pay by 'axa'ion for the education that
is 50 requisite TO their peaceful progress.
AGnlculhUNE AND EMiGRArIoN
Alycriing to Tho above subjects, tho Govern
or expresses = desire that the capital and l;,lo.
which havc heretofore been omploycd in the
production Of one staple alone, should boap-
piled toa diversified crop system On ti,is
poin valuable statistics were presented, drawn
| from The i,enoYt Of ihc I-nitnl States N,o,ir,,i