The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-06

the wYsa s Hia ttaea 81 sasi Sws
would Cease; ;aIidd and tic ss11sg m Would
have nothing to lean upon except the shoulders
Of dlh the RFsesident ctoneling spoke against
thss9, 1sq,ssRa ssRRaitioass iosaFss,od- ...,.s ,.niTs.y
aMAKo30 30a--Aft ftar animportant business the
Ssnataiwent into executive session. l,3s;Is ,,,
,lThe: admission Of Arkansas was resumed. !, !,
'sAIrs W Wilsonswo Aeser consent, to adjourn
menatiH che Southern States were badmitted.
-nhlrs kraliaghtysin 5paintained that Congress-
codldahotimpose. conditions, NOR ,copld a State.
withdraw asset,t to tho amendment to tho Con
stitution, nd-oontended, the. fourteenth article
hahbeeni adopted. oIIAAff-: ~ ,,eu1.n
2Mfaay illians toekthc sameYiew No. na;
o'bira NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thc Afkansas,
C0nstitutiti0n,dS sunfi,C Christianr and anti.Rc,
pdblicaAa odt orof,d d,iss.i baa sjin;I Luuo,
otMea Observation-Disclosures I'M fundamental Il
conditions but would vote for shcm to save,
tiIsdbills;m ssIi o1G,od y,iror-rg age yros
-DInsthe' HonseMr. Butler offered a resolu-
tiong forbiddihg written Eon,munioations ,rcach.
ing MEdvFuollcy 'untilthe Stsaker opoued aud
THE Speaker tdeclinclg6pe 6petiins lsculcu letters
orstelegams, esen'h ordered by the House.i ieis
sFihally, sNIr! Blaine maintaining it would bo
subyefsiye of,thc1h honor Of the Spcakership to
make "a jailor' Of tho Speakef,,; it was ordered
fiat 'Woolley ys' COMMUNICATIONS reach him
through tho Scrgcant-at-arms but family,
counsel and physician wefc allowed free access
and private iiterviews?" -1nd-.,r;A I'icr'i
&; bssss ths Senate joint ji ti resolution
ef fhe Ohio +ogisfftuTgc f VI protesting agappst
tampering with the impeachment judges, Fas vas
referred refer to the Corruption Committee" I
a resolution lt1f1kiag fk Stanton v on was passed
cans voting nay.
The Arkansas bill Was Resulted. and after a
soty iong debate; was passed 81 to 8, as iit
Game from the House The bill goes to the
President. fof.
in the House, joint resolution was offered
ByEgglss6a, Of Ohio, authorizing the sechrcta-
~ 'Sf War to employ Bihg gfhiamii and Butler to
pMrcoseacutc Mr.. Dayis!!r ?5rsn .c,io qet;f
A bill removing political disabilities from
CERTAIN Mississppianis was Introduced; bill
estsblsfing 'eniigratiSn dggJsfheeics in Great
Rritan, Germany, Sweden, ss5d ana Nofksddyyea sd'
ABilfWwaa introduced forbaiddihg fho 1P$rosc-
cption Of treasury and Frccdmans B,f6ai,i
Agsnts, foif iofceial aaicts f'oE - 'nh'po''"
a resolution declaring national bonds taxa
BE for national purposes was offered,
The House refused to entsrtaan tt ain the resola. s Ii.
tion declaring it violation Of the 'c constitution
to seizee private kilograms and papers. ~
fhe tax Bil was taken up ,,1 when hen sohcuok
pade 3 long speech and said dI take occa-
sion to say now that it is not the expectation
of the committee, that two dollars tax on whis-
key will be returned by tho House; had this
fealstio522 Bceaa Known four months ago, the
goY2eshhepe &oaId hna29cc lost $4,000, 900.
hasYe c6me gery relu5tanintly u the conclusion
sf1a4 sf1Gp REELECTION should bae :made."a l'a' 'pi
SeheRek indicates TIE probable tax at seven Ven
ty;hye CENTS, at which rate with additional
tsxes On Whisky 'iihstchants and 'caIp2aicity
fa3g 3g6oa dstilsfics,' ',el estimates revenue e at
S7G000 000 1Tc ihtihatsd that The Increased
tax on segars would not be insisted 'uppon. 1i'oI
:. Kelly tayoured not oyer forty cents on
Whit cyoi ch i'--.syoi 10 IeSi uiI
% asdS ,yLb one sgeq ,si ci l1iz s'lil laf
JuSE,,FrJIp the Senate mn t the & dliciiary Com
mitteo reported biz recently passed by the
House admitting North Carelina, and South
Csrolpas Atlsabapa, Leeplsiana el m and Georgia,
with appointments % oIt will come up i stomor- NOR
cf9oSwHisd l hlvo1 "a yadolh hnr ,avr a.,
Edmunds reported n bill conditionally .ex-
Guiding from the Electoral College, the ,yotes
aof states atey in rebellion bbsl which vas referred
otbcs sggdiejqEy @ COMMITTEES. nit o.,Ir bo;, .,or
woA bl modifying the aG5fY Court Of Glsims .SMSa.s
passed, II allows the government to appeal
the Supreme Court. The court may stay pay-l
incnt Of judgments within two years after CIV