The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-11

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cleotion'of The following bficers,, ,,qaad their re-
port was unanimously adopted:
| P'esident-,Hons A.,Burt, Of Abbeyille
= Vice-I Gen: james .Cllesnut Hon.
B. E. Perry, Gen. JohntsS " Prestong Col j: D.
Blanding and Simeon ,EaiAH . ~
For Sccretasaes---,M essrsa James, G. Gibbes
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Messrs. Pope, Mullins aad ycter, was appoint
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Before assd&ahny his geat tile PFeessiidcnt said
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me to return you my sincere aid cordial thanks
forIthe i.complihient ayous have bestowed upon
me ttfhiso evepipgo Tofpreside ,.inxau assembly
Of South au,th Cagolipiaps, .ospecially9ina q moment
like this h is an h9nQr to which one with just
pride can be insensible,, I shallnot, gentlemen,
undertake to recte to ye YOU shaI not attempt its apt
TO indicate the pToceeding yo%d % nay aadopt, nor
anticipate them. tits enough foriheaolrennafk
that you3haye met for tfeenoblese purpose that
can engage the human heart or fheadsw You
haye to save save from ruin all that craftsmanship
can save, and devise plans to preserve the vel