Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-06-05
ers Not less than two nor moro than six reg
imcnts Shall constitute brigade.
From Washington,

prison in tho Capitol, and placing Woolcy
thcro; he is to be excluded from wrttcn or
verbal communication, except by order of the
House.
Scoiclds nomination is confirmed The
confirmation was prcamblcd with tho reallir
nation Of the nnconstitutionality of Stanton's
removal.
Tho diversity Of opiuiou ou tho admission
of Arkansasis becoming moro marked, aud the
probabilities Of her admission over veto is
decreasing. No republicans object to the
Constitution itself, and the points of difficulty
apply to all the Southern States
In the House, resolution adding three
Democrats to tho Corruption Committee was
lost---53 to 65. Tho resolution committing
Woocy to solitary confinement was discussed
yory bitterly, and a resolution was offered to
reconsider. Pendiug the discussion, tho
whole matter wNs tabled. Tho House then
rcsdmcd tho Indian appropriation bill, which
was discussed until tho hour Of adjournment.
In tho Senate citizens of Georgia presented
a memorial against the removal Of the State
Capitol; rcforrod to thc,Judiciary Committee.
The President Of the South Carolina Conycn-
, ton presented petition asking authority to
| call the Legislature Of that State together;
referred to tho judiciary Committee. The
admission Of Arkansa., was resumed. Ed-
munds moved to rc-commt the bill, with in
structions to judiciary Committee to report
by bill, placing that State under the newly
elected officers, and continuing it under mill
tary authority, with provision for it's admis
sion when the fourteenth article becomes a
part Of the Constitution. Edmunds said that
as soon as State was admitted, Congrcssion-
al power would cease, and the State Govern
mont would havo nothing to lean upon, cx.
ccpt the shoulders Of tho President Conk-
! ling spoke against the conditions After OK
coutivo session, adjourned.
The staircase of Niagara Falls, descending
to the path leading under Table Rock, tum-
b,cd down few days ago" A number Of
persons had passed up and down tho day
previous.
WAsulNGToN, May 30,-ln the Senate,
after unimporant business, the Arkansas
matter was resumed Wilson declared that
he would never consent to adjournment till
Southern States wcrc admitted. Frclinghuy-
sen maintained that Congress could not i'm
,nso oo,a;,;ons n,>, oo,,5 tbo s,,to r;th,, ,ron,
..nt - ~, ,a,, mi oo,n,oa y, >
the fourteenth article should be adoptcd.--
Doolittlc characterized the Arkansas Consti.
\ tuition as anti Christian and anti. Republican.
{! EdmunSs .uapamcpt. rcnortaa Yesterday,
was dofsSgesa ,v;,hout -d;vision Ndiourncia..
I .sdif5lbSIA f lJ,,,so R,t,or ofrn.o,, ,.sssr-Se~
! for5i daing wsitten communications re,chin,,
Woolcy until tho Sneaker oncncd ond r,,5
them Tho Sneaker declined onco;no sooloa
letters or telcrrams even If ordaroI Nv NO
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