The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-07-04

The D n g W " Reg ME,.
E.Ilhs Eopsbeossi,ig essage ef W @ Gsn. II. K il.
ss,f Il It5 The & osslIllols b IS elect.
Hls VIEWS LOS g p5fors s. policy
LIN " MEN DATIoN MS
Shls isazlIas 5iaz,ijR SsufiMssas
bocJ8fl5N7..s
/ gtclsbis to lhol pra6soilaa,htioas isslsd, tl,e
/ Legislature created under tho new Constitu-
tions the sil lsisscniblo Columbus On
1.-THE sGtliof liich tipte tho sariaust,fi.
csrsirlect viii tluaiif and3ontct upon the dis
schargo,df of tlsoinfanticss' i,i
hiinteresti naturally felt blythe com
nhnity iith helniessagait to be dpliYercli byGnl,.
iScottSoi that occasion and in teixinwslik
Eto iie presented, d,bs;pno,MhuislloW The aok,rosye
edged eadeF Of Tho Esep;ssa hear. of iseith
4 Carolina; fpriariou thc,n, and suHonthaaetipu
fef the sLeas taTrtt tosGnosi
We fare aud niascriai prosperity oiaS6ei SStdtt
| 1depeads q n9f., pifi ti,a,i tqi;1a giii 40
slfGr hdplrrioss ,of. f.safsb bingstlris Jesite,Iwc
+ lrhsfnt ootir roslers ttisi nnrning nfabstgact
7 OF thcSiics,sa9S, enlboaying thdiahiqf peintsph
(which elspaerper cledtldiscaarses,,s,eiil
sfas' fscEttsN D ir ,xsTios!ass;s res d
tfna9rtliist stNsal, 1t Il 'strGngly revoniaichhil.
ED tliat tht shall itdk6 iihnitdiic
Eaehoh 70 proyida tfatff fatff stlt cxthguiSltllcnt4
eatife deBttof thSS hdG di aihou,itidg!to
Fsbbut s. OO6. ,ptiidipssl aid iatoFast. "a
'geRefila astatenditti5f tic pullic@dolt aiid OF
hs,ayailablo assets'o South CAROLINA Is nlaac
md The inporsaiicdt5iis Ut pfesesving the
fGth and credit Of the State, 50 th!it if Msccssa
rs alta future 4 l3iIn nayft ctsccteinat
REASONABLY tafe'of 2intcrcst.a Tie hnc.,ns sig
gested r,httacdonplishiilcnt Of 'tliis, object
are. first tIie exercise of: rigid .econoniy;iahd
seaondiy.gtlis esthBlisi,nehtfaofE:th piuifsBc
system Of taSatiais, whereby tiie accrued Hid
increasing interest uponi}5the aelt in:iylBe
promptly paid. Tolsuat.fii this slci{!dis,9srhe
message 's'ys a}s' Weshonld notlpvnn7seeln to
take adyaitagcs ofany iconatrietionaa ofila
f%horeby thetolliaAtiols OF the Staiei may be,
cvaled ~ Iint,l 4, ~ si,s .saisstjf {..,tt,
li At US strongly insisted; d;lhowcversst sstltst great
itcarn sliould hsexofeiscdi pthe linnttor ott
ton set Tint mother the peoples Shall .bc 4ap-
pressed tsthe enterprise afi,enpitalps be chilli
Fed or checked BY unnecessary tburdcnsa t
lsauie time aillckssas of citizens sleati be
fanailc,,tn ai,Hiasi. government TINT
|iproteetsithcin;tand ii thc, peise,t he Lusisla
stdiasa5uli provide, TO c.itpfecist thu pay
lmtftioR taxes: Is, i; si,}Sssj 81, Il t5i,g,ssi,
Thesuttention efti,c Leg isl;tnfe is ,i;incte,ii
TO the ticttit amdct3l recent dcea:c;n nfth,;
iSupremo Court national kuks ire taxable. and
+ ...a H.. - > r-r-I III = siIrI
I5htar itseue shareiof taxation. except tl,at cN-
I empted by the crnstitntipn y tax ,,iptn.; NIL
I.shipnentsof timber and on III parties eitting'
timhar is rccoIGmendcd
| EDCcATInH.e
The importance of cdnca,ion to tho ,l,assds
lofthc people, us tile great eo,sorwator Of Inv
and ordcr,is awelt upontat some length, and
1itis urged that a thorough system oi' GOOD
shools shall be tstablshcd as soon as MAY lie
consistent with the financial condition of tic
| Stale. Attciition is directed to the act of
| Congress Of 1862, whereby 1.So,OO0 acres of
land wercdoratcd to each State for ttle csa,ah.
| lshment Of asric,iltural colleges. in Which
l.pppls may receive a thorough and liberal eau-
l.tion. This college scrip, tire Goyernor st;ites
! is nov worth in the market a Fraction more
1 'tlah one dollar per acre, lIc also refers to
1.-the act OF 1864 granting five bundled tho,isa,d
acres of public lands TO each State for the crea
ltion olsa. common school fund therein! This
would save large amount, and obyiatc tic
necessity Of taxing the. pcoplc'for The specific
purpose Of education. The Governor urges
upon the Legislature to moinorialzc Congress
ior. further grants of land ornoncy for aduca
tional objects, as, in !hc impoverished condi-t
ton OF tho State, it is impossible for her pac-
lplc to payb taxation for the education that.
is so requisite to their peaceful progress
AGRlouLTuRE AND EMIGRATION.
Adyertins stothc above subjects, tho Govern
or expresses a desire that the capital and labor
which have heretofore been employed in the
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