Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-20


the desks Of the SpeakeEefC the House and Presi-
ssS sSg Is s asins $ Rps'"sf to p s nS
masted until bis burial IS announced,
Both houses also passed resolutions appointing
Committees a,secure all facts which may show
the existence of dsoyal organizations in the State,
and all outrages perpetrated on Union men, and
inviting reports from all sources which may accom-
piish the object of the resolutions '''.s' J." !.
It has leaked out that the two secret sessions OF
the house to-day we're to consider the matter OF
finance Governor Scott has been holding pro-
tracted private interviews with the Finance Com
nittees Of both Houses, and has told the Legsla-
ture that tunless more moderate and judicous leg
islation is adopted the credit Of the State cannot
Scott Is unable to procure the loan authorized
BY the Legislature, and can only borrow $4,000
on SIXTY DAYS time, and then the loan lis to ante
date 50 as to mature before the Presidential elec-
tion. The! finances Of the State are looking very
blue, and the Radicals are already frightened about
the prospects Z 1P being paid i'd Bills Receivable,
which win undogbt btedg depreciate. -s '.i3lia,l.
iiiii2f - EeaI hng = -ij 20 si.;y,4 ..s".',
los, ,9ajai.a, FRIDAY, August La 1868.
!: In the House, a!biB vas intfodueed'te fix the
amount Of the bonds Of County officers, It places
those Of Cosoners at s., 900; Clerks Of Courts at
1000 and Sherfsr at $40, 600; except In the
County Of Charleston, where the amounts are made
larger: The bonds of other officers remain as now
prescribed by law. i"L ""'iI = IL y:c'' - .,:A'
"a resolution was introduced and referred, giving
the tax collectors Of the State until the first of No
Vsmbec TO- make returns, and 'exemphng them
from penalties imposed heretofore, provided they
Ijayoyer all moneys by the first of October and
suspendBg and staying aiL exscatlods against :oe-
fanaing 1Iii a taax-payers l untn y nIst ssoSemGel
Inc bl 70 grsYent qiscrlinatlon l Dst"eeu PEI.
sons os InesS uoIg gustness unSe 70 oo "s
taSen Irom inc .ape py voss VI " 10' nes -
deqnee ac1lon enelspa msS Ia.eE - L.
t'ieme introduced the foliowmgres which
wast9rdered to lie on tne taole: .. =. -
" hereas reports are - elfcua9on 70 Inc enec. ss
that fnnds for the plFpoSse q paying ing PER 9el @
and mleage q members nave peen reeeiyea, OF ate
expected TOT that purpose ana are now Deing spec
niated on to the desrlmene 9o1n OF tne piita.s ~.
tsresto imemoe On !an e neay anu 'ne c'eo' Oh tne
State t@hefe@fSre, @ @ peI @ M. r.. =.
- Resotted, Hthata Specal Commlttee OF rive pe
appointed 70 l9Yesngate the subject and rePorI 70
this body, at ITS earliest e9nveniense saia az Go@. a.
rnttee to- have power, fithey see IT. TO- send iof
persons ana papei IL, .. ,as 49, ID, d
Inc Iessot Sne tle uqieE Vlv ssssGo m: msa m.
ySosu ~ sllS SSlsluslatiou e:a I. 'ne III ~
scsP W ssep WIN great pe.
tlnaclty' ana aslng g! ollatoEy moGols AMI o.hsi
parliamentary taetcs 70 staVe ON aetioa. IMs ore-
ated much feehng amongst hepuDhcan members
and every effort was MADE 70 gag tne Democras, ns,
Doth Dy the members ana opeaker MUSES.; On'y
three out Of ninety sections we're read, when the
House adjourned , .i.l .,r1e-i.. t,, i; - .,.. ,.
-s..G ,.4oI, 80. y, -. ,o.o
III -. -. SATURDAY August l9' 1905.
q The day was. consumed by the House, in the
consideration Of the bill to prevent discrimlna.
ton on account of color which was finally passed
to its third reading by vote Of "a to 6lwlS whites
and l9colored not voting. The following is the
Bill: ~ f'scien' ...' H...':i.'. .sr.. - -.
rSBcf16N /, That from and after the'passagc Of
this bin It shall not be lawful for any party or par
ties, engaged in any business, calling or pursuit,
for the carrying on Of which license OF charter
IS required BY law, municipal, State, Federal or
otherwise, to discriminate between persons, on
account of race, color or previous condition, who
shall make lawful application for the benefit of
such business, calling or pursuit 81 %;.H' H'' ..y-
SEC. 2 Any party so discriminating shall be
considered as having violated this act Sand upon
eon7ictiioMn Shall Shall be punished by fine Of not less
than nneI thousand dollars, or Imprisonment for
not less than twelve months.
SPr l2p M not nf inroYY1orafI0n shall he confer.
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