Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-17

den,,s1s I, 6 TS.shel fbas Jpassss Savs enter,
ed upon the discharge Of their duties with the sx.
SEPT sbSioeIsd5s Eits gtHe SseS6a fA3 3A
Judse Boolsf, Of the Fffth Circuit, and I have
reason to believe that these are the only circuits in
vlisk courts aase been held No explsaation has
been receiyc& from On behalf af fhe 6ther rjudges
for the delay ornssloct Of commencing their off,
cial duties. --:s:~---
The necessity Of halaipgcaus is very great, and
the deky a highly detrimental to the public intsr-
sss snds Eisy!ops yronG % those aEslnag t...l
sssssse, I'D jeopasdi.ins Tier safe -feeping. In
seysHl instances they hare been awaiting their
tnl lot louger period than would have besn q
lotted. to them - apunishmsnt had they, been
found guilty Of the offences imputed to them. The
constitutions guarantees 10 every accused person
speedy and public trial, and that every person In
jured in his lands, goods, peron or yspptst,ops
shall have reuedy BY, due course ct hMi ana jos,
tDs aaministeredl without ungecessafy deiayAs'
L thsre!6se, reG,nesey invoke yonf stenhm p
The necessity 6f such 6gisihtiye ACTION Is in your
opitid1 ths t6f Che ease deraanda .g,ac:s
=, ,,r-1,,s - Tsa saKoRERF;Ks s00fTs Governor !,
Oumotic9of Mr Nessle, Tie imeasssase Has
ceysd as ns6rnstion. rn and refssred To- the Com
uittas fhdi Judiciary taa .yzsT"sI ri ts!, =
A bM accepting the donation 'GGf lands To- the
Ststs Of South Carolina for the eadosrbeutt ofsg.
riculturai colleges wssfead the third tine, passed
the title changed 70 sn pet and ordered 10 be en-
rolled " 50 ff iitgr sas:ssffa' htfs r'''ff'@t
AZ the, buur Of fens p! N. tie t1o Hoyases net
in joint Assembly to, elect Judge for the First
Cirunit and a:Rsgister of1MesDe' Conveyance for
Oh,r}estoS County sssors!A
TIE president mo ss, ssa II tie tie Senate, Hon. D.
r. Cerbsp, took shs chair sRa snDouneed that the
joint Assembly xcsld proceed ID VOC, n;sa ydt,
sr yodee II tbs Nss rvaiat, & so.Iriaine so. tbe
oeunties af Charleseou snd 0nngebdrs
Mr.. Hsse eetpinated r 1honaas ~. Glover !.
MeKinlay s1pniinased Mr.. " WllamSW Wlaly3 Mr.
Tomlasoa,uomnatsd b. GafpenteEa ai?i'5',2 !!
The following Tie result o TIE bah ting .
RIB. Gapenter recaiyed- II: yobcs; Mr. W,aEs
Nouiine,a2, MnSTsW.. Glover, To- Mr. iiiam
Whaley, le;sR9G eBsfarge, 1; whole number Of
votes given, l22; necessary TO choies 82 vosss d
Hhe Rfesiaent declared MI. KHBi iGsfpeheet,,
having received majority II the whole number Of
vutss given fduy isIected Judge Of ths .Ers CIR
cult of the Ssats Of South Garolax s'ret,,,ss,'Na
!TheJoinf ASSEMBLY thea proeeeded 70 yote, vfsa
vuo, for Registrar Of Mesne Conveysnes for. Ghsr-
lesion, Ceuaty, which, resulted rs fonuwss osf'%
.W.J McKinay, n votes; Jsmes0, IAdd,t II i i
Henry Tsscost, IT,: g. M Olsoa. oS rAsiE rCe-
hen, /; f. II Miller, l.sf Whole namber Of votes
given, lls; necessary to choice, So votes .o1'
The President declared W. j, MsKinlaH having
received a,maoriy efths votes given, ,taiy eleeted
R.sstras If Mssos Gsnssyane 'so fr ehaflsatan
In tbeSenats, Mr.. eorbirgsve he6iSe Of q bih
to organize school distssicts snd provide a,systsn
dfconmon schools. Inv :: ~sanisr5 79,;le aro"
Montgomery ain.roduoed's . bM tofamsnd an sct
sueitled' AZ set to define and reg
uhte the practice Of Probate CouttsalI,frt's 100
e.x5 4 f.;nd hfnHiA-.ssbri> 6 a'ss - az
Se,a.I !re''a Il THURSDAY, n,aRas 81. Desas H. ~,
In tie Senate, Nj. Buck, Democratic senator
from Horny, presenteds pssiticn signed BY num-
Der Of colosed citisensef thatcountyp praying the
General Assembly, that .whstever system Il may
adopt ia reference to the educah Of the
State it Be provided that the children of the twd
they are induced to make his petition BY the firm
belief that anyssystsm without such u provision
would bea tetsf failure: efke petition Wis referred
to the Committee on Education.
Mr.. Greens introduced the foHowingsN
Resolved That the Attorney General be author
lied to employ theIseryiees Of TWO competent legal
gentleman 10 aid 10 the preparation of various
papers necessary for the considetatioa of the Cen
eral Assembly, which was orderedfor consideration
tomorrow. 80:
TIE following; aea we're dSSy fkatifsd :oiT?hnF
An act accepting the donation Of hnds to the
stste Of South Carolina for the eadewmeus effss-
ricultural colleges !, ::'as.: r:'''T ~: '"'7f'7'
An act to provide assistance for the transient sick
paos in the various Gties AID towns of this State
The bill to amend 'sAn sct to toestabisha State
Police" came up for second ,;%rgq ;sa;..
.SNsils .mc1ed to amend the rblibgithe slddiitiou
Of the following section: s'ti$:k soERl.'fl si,
SECTION, 2 Deputy eonstsbless when required
to tavel on duty, sbsA peceiys in addihm to their
per diem, their actual yelhng expenses to be
verified and approved rs heretofore enacted g And
al acts and parts Of acts confcting with this act
are hereby repealed '7"'7l-'' ''.E "
A brief but interesting debate arose upon this
amendment, which was participated in by Mesus.
Wngbt swails, Nash and Host = = .-.1 s,,,,,
Nash said the amendment was equivalent to
raising the salaries Of the deputy eonstabies. He
thought they. were getting too much now. Ac-
cordng % bis understanding Of the original bill,
they were to be paid only when on actual duty,
but he had read an order om the chief constable
which instructed some Of his deputies to consider
themselves on duty all che time. These persons
are getting, three d61arsIs day. He NASH, as
magistrate, had the accounts Of some of them car
tiled to BEFORE hm, and be rernerpB Bied ON one
occasion constable who sWere 70 iEIn hccounsf for
sixteen. days servicei telling himf that vas d.
terwards requested to swear to thirty .tWo days
but refused, saying he would not swear to lie.
1t is a well known fact that when some of these
deputies were sent TO the upper partsof the State
to hunt up disturhers Of the peace they took the
back track towards the :sea-ceast Theyonly dis
charge their duties where Il is perfectly ssfe.U It
Is believed BY citizens Of Newbeny thst the 1uur
derers of Lee Nance are at large in that county
and could be arrested. Some, Of the deputy con-
stables were sent up 10 Newbeny, made arrests
without warrants, and we're put in jail. = ~
h H Cain Doithee men, while IN jail, draw
tho;r noup4..s - =, tG!.rTF r,ii NO. ~~'''I
eiASI -. .ih.,.g. ,vSls' 81: