The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-19

OF Fra Company No. Z tcolored) paraded the
streets, accompanied by band. Mayor e'inrA,
hearing the music, sent q colored man named
George Robinson on horseback to discover Inc
cause OF the parade, He met the. drum-maaor'
Philip Barnett tcolored), and some words en-!
sued. During; the controversy Barnett struck
Robinson with his baton and knocked him from
his horse. The case was referred to the detee-
tiyes, and Is now under examination : r,:-+.
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f. "A. .PaorEssg.-The following Democratic mem-
.bers Of the Janney's Hall: Legislature pre-
aented the following Profession Monday:
We. tha undersigned, members of the House
of Representatives, ;availing ourselves OF the
constitutional priyilege gesgranted; us, hereby en-.
ter our protest against the passage to-day OF
/ q bin entitled ga bill to establish State Po-
hce,"' and assign for reasons So =
- l. That, the, bill : is uncolsttuho mas
much ,as lit, conters on, the Governor rlghts
and d.powers potrecognized by the constitution.
spirit OF Republican institutions, in lmpa!rng
the rights Of personal security, personal hper-
|, ty and private property. :.
+ e Il Is ingredient, iDasmuch as it Will I'M
pair The credit of the State by pr venting tne
Introduction OF capita, and laoGr, Delpg gaa pssse
upon the suppOsition that the LAWS are unaDie
to protect the CITIZEN. ..:i.-. -
(Signed)- )-Zadoc Bullock, W. w. Waller, L; +.
Clyburn. o: M. Doyle, W. G. Keith, John VIII
-. son., W. T.. Field 3. Frank Sloan, T. al.
Smith. - - -..i>..-- !:
TIE SHKRHrA1TY.-Afterwe weeks Of anxiety,
embarrassment and fruitless applications,
Mackey, the Radical sheriff elect. succeeded
yesterday in furnishing sureties that were ap-
proved and accepted by the County Commits
sioners. The list OF his hondsmen (who ara
both black and white includes quite an array
Of. names. their Joint contributions exceeding
Fthe siri Sxed bylaw as the amount -of: the
bond. It ia said that leading Republicans at
the North have written to the sureties, and
furnished them with Indemnity bonds in order
to induce them to accept the responsibility:
4. O.. Mackey,. 3. Riols, M. b. Collins and B.;
Howard (the .colored alderman), are among the
names which appear as ,suretiesl for the new
sheriff. Mackey. left last night. FOR Golumbia
TO present his bond to Governor Scott, but it
Fiszunderstood that he2wM not enter, upon. the
duties of his office until the 6rst of September.
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TIE CrrADE1.-since the departure of tho
garrison the Citadel has lost much Of the i'm:
portanoe which charaoserizedi IL as military
post. Only small force is now retained to
guard the premises, and the quarters which
were once SO fun Of life are comparatively de-
serted. severalof the clerks Of the different
departments have been retained, and the OF, Of
ficersi assigned to that duty are busly engaged
in closing the business (both military and
civi) Of the late District No.2. =!
The recent order of General Meade COM
manding thu. Department Of the South, which.
assigns six companies Of the, Sixth United
Infantry to thiapost, will cause the Citadel to
reassume,its owarike appearance as it is un-
defstood that the Sixth win arrive in a..few
days, snd viii be stationedin their old QUART
y!!Thereis no sickness: or epidemic in the
city st present, and the post Of sunmeryille:
willabe necessarily sbsndoneda 5unless the:
health officer should decide on another remo-S
val Thes Sixth VIII constitute the garrison Of
ihe post Of Charleston, IS the arsenal and the
forts are only held BY 8 few soldiers under.
command Of Anbaiterns. General clitz, the.
Colonel OF the Regiment, will be in comm and. {
F. CoRoNER'a INouEsr.-Coron Whiting yes