The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-07
.~w,xMgBNEBER 3.
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m0tion ut the, ,fc4uest 0 lklidlol lph, Said
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Of course he was sfSot ohsoq leiita6if
Vas ghisdo giFbe
fasod Hisg lila lsd1aff Eif s
seafSp Tliat vas! That diiHougfaE lsas
ihsChatiesfon3 ana9 s'tHeRsfofe MOI isSatalsaa "a
milcage, hc made 4addIatToii sSsi SBsfissaa
-at RMS htfo for thht pd0lRtfs plhhiisdgsd fk5Sf
OraAgebufg, wlHG1 district Es tsaoisel
Moscs fGHewsdafliei inotidi ybtit Id ioaM
Ifayhsit wis' laid Oh h'tlistabIe, a4pShS Seensyife
of1sandolpff rstmha Rea upon tl,er rjjoffGE gJftRs
Benefit of postefty. ett'a lis aaoy ID oi,ans sd
s7Leate of absences Was GraRteds b Rai,iEt,
DfiHe; Joiher, Crews" eSws" 1Faftrss,,, hasbp, MIA
'dlet6iit and a fGihhhs 10" gt'roitoi pdT .uss
. The Chair repottesa thatl In ars7waatp 4Sa Besa
received from Senator 'bstaifefisa
stating That he could not 2ddressl assssHfii
bfago at pfcstHt. but hoped ito,be sblsaShJssRo
'shortlyu3'hGo deiduI Ann o7naltsgtts foq Hno ot
"Rasc, from tthe egindfttsos tonH nHe14t 1ttitiSsaHs
reported fayourably s'o5 'o5n fpetitioh IL ohhke It
Thomas Ovens to BE- released II diBflities
Adopted. ~ g 81 l'aas'a iiia, hna :snamGoaipy
s'1A'report from the san,a eoniniiitteS IN regard
to heiinport duty on fiec Jdssiniade tha1sI,sa
cial order fer Monday atalrPs hhdt s1fisd sTos, !.
cIiadglcy offered some fesoautioas1 hi regard
to public schodlrfhndj '#liicha wdte, fdfaYrsa
TO tle cofnn1ittccsoh EtlucatioHaqqa odr g .#.i #
Langley offered lresolations lsf thankst1 EEb
Congress ahd Grant Tor sfrrcrtinguthe .Son-
stiutioh.,whioh were adopted = nj oaes and BysMk
recording thcir,votcs in thiialegatise.t1 stse1di
n' Duncan, froinstte spccidf fcomnritteetdf osght
tonfditiding the State into gaessiohasrais.
tricts. reported the following ordidaiatcegifip 10
ah That the State lslnall ibe,dividest sid -four
Congressional Districts u.s. tbllows ssB iibsaiiss
tfict yieLantastury' uhestoracld3 d3n6iarlB0roag
Darlington, Mariony HORNY aGeorg
lamsburg, Sumter. Clarcndohii eand, dleashsps.
Seconds district; OKalleston, yGnileton; Beau
fort and BarnwGil1r Third rdistrics, n6 6rangn1
burg, Lexington, Richlnnd.i NewbeFry,s Edge
field, AbbeyiliSfand anderson, ,apd ltaiefouith
district ,Ocmeo, ickensJ Gyeenville, Ladsers,
Spartanburgg,s 81 Union, Yorks Chester and Pair
held:lsa!TQg. Qg.i iaso % ~ Iii, IA
E Scctien.2. That until the It appointmeiits;
slys GoHsress STRUTS shalE
elect one MOI IS
Congress. Aitea sue Ii new npIioia tmesit byS
Congress, the Legislature shall divide the State
into as many Congressional Districts sas mesare
ipto,as' many Congressional Districts entitled
to members, In the llouseiot Representatives.
dissection 3. Attic ctioRs,,nlierrath
constitutions two Representatives 3Sshhlll sbe
elected atilarse1on the State tick ct, to repre-
sent the oycrplus ofpopplations. lShonklsthey
obtamiseats. theJ shall contineto sbesd elected
until the new appointment after they censuso OF
ilSI 9siaiira sua.n ioaaqn ,lt 20 a1r6sh afr
e The'report Of tue Judiciary Committee sssas
thsn taken up, and, on wdtiong of Bowed, aRe
second section ,xas 30 amended Easistoff pr6Side
that one of the judges of the sSupemes court
sliohldigo out, OF Office every two years. ..Itwas
theuIpassed fora third .rcading.Ig rs ffextsoa
II Oamotion of Bowen, the third ?gcction Etwas
stricken out s;o.,
On motion of Bowen, the efourtlesectionswas
amended that on the first electionsof suprenie
Judges the chief justiceisloull7 lac scomniission,
ed for six years, Of thel;. associates justices
for four years, and the other for -t8oayea:s. aIt
was then passed to athird reading ,sf.y4.pt
, Sections ., G,]7 and 8 wcre passed.. to athird
reading. 45yb.,,tses
:. Section was stricken. ont. teScetioasr10
ar1 IL were passed to- n, third readings, and
'.,ring the dlscussio- of the 18th 3tsectIensahc
hour of ADJOURNMENT arrived .staa;.a.. uess
afternoon Session., 70 the afternoon session !.
scctices 2 to is, inclusive of the report ofthe
judiciary COMMITTEES, were passed to- otF,s.tard
reading with but little alteration, and theas-
scmtlugc adjourncdto II 4. NJ. to-day, o,,T''-
Popular Fallacics.o J@i@i i's
r4iGsG ~I.g7,sr.---yg 4 7sfiy,.,E,, nE1 nl.
~ hat you San. reccvojenc3 dpllan q dnyj spend
two and ect.rich. 3jd .-1ilap434,z,s,a ssi, han
That the man who eantrssafor hisibfeak.
pfist, can raise. tic nqneylto go intosa.eifeEg
Thnt,te do a.,ia,f 600 favor, mad tl,en,refuse
himaspo'henNsNt tfpakehim twice asomadaas
-ifyDa had reiu: him tho first, 4l-,f!,aa .,asir
1hatMhoh.a fscnd mesentsyoa a. heahas j.
cfst you netiEins.9, iaa. Aid&,okfod q IL