Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-06


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- ~. Au:.h Na;.her of the candidates
|or oaase Aaic s,tr1r nnmbar ~ % If votes # was
aay.ns 5eceu suiSS ~ A alact;on whereunon
"a A. sss asabu m dsne,sed to meet
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In the House, the Speaker announced tnat ~
with the rule adopted by the House, IL
vas his duty to refuse to take notice or entertain
The contingent accounts any lailors, sherfs, &C.
unless they came from the ONCE OF the CompTol-
erG General
The Senate wasannounoed, andthetvo Houses,
10 joint assembly proceeded to vote nor two 1850
ciate Justices of the Supreme Court with the fol-
Owing result: ----.---,---.
Whole number Of votes cast l34; necessary to
choice 6s; A. j. Willard received 81; j. NJ. Rqt-
Melton 4; 4 H Dunkin s;J. a Inglis 3; Thos.
Thompson q; VIM. Munro Q; T. n. Dawkinsl /;
B. b PerryiF tHj 9it9IGsS. y l1g.g3G /
No candidate having received a sufficient num-
her of votes the President declared that there was
no elections and the JOINT assembly proceeded to
the second ballot, with the following result:
Whole number Of votes cast l36; necessary to
choice co. A. j. Willard received 90; j. N. hut
land IL; Lemuel Booser 10; S. a. Hcge7; U. u.
Melton O.; A a. Dunkin {; Thomas Thompson
Q; William Munro 2; y. n FDavkins B. =.
Perry l. A j. Willard having received the re,
naIIet ~ W., xss asSns tS.I S.Iios IN the the
other Associate Justice: <ifeSfi!. .At "fa .
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choice 60; 8. A. Hogs received So; j. N. But
land A; Lemuel Boozer IL; q; d. Melton 10.
No candidate having received sufficient number
OF votes fourth ballot was taken, the name OF
Lemuel Booker being first withdrawn Hs'se's
I'm hole number of votes cast 13f; necessary toa
choice sc; g. A. eHoge Efeceiyed 73; j. d. sRut-
land Al; C., D. Mellon; i s; William Munro l;
Thomas Thompson q; a a. Dunkin /. s 4.
Hoge having received the required number Of
votes Was declared elected ." '1.. ssE! 'l.-Si
!, Throughout the balioting, the Democrats voted
Tor persons who ara not icandldates-sucn as
Messra Melton, Havklns, I lngts, thompson, mum
ro, DsMklns N and Perry Suoseanendy, q yote wss
taken 70 determine which Of the two Associates
IN favor Of Willard The joint assembly then dis
persed, and the House resumed the consideration
Of ofbusiness. Vi =!a9 .-e: ~ # -; 1....eb t.;.
DeIArge, Chairman Of COMMITTEES Of Ways and
Means, reported bill, authorizing the Governor
to negotiate loan Of 1925, 600, to meet the cur
rent expenses of the State, ut the lowest possible
rate Of interest usiDg as security therefor such col
laterals Of the State as zmightbe requisite The
bill Was read Fist time, and ordered tor second
reading on tomorrow. cgr t.fr ..gG 10Y
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:. FRIDAY, July 81, 1858.
In the House, g resolution was adopted Prov
ding that when leaves OF absence were granted,
the benefcianes should forfeit their TFdiem, ex-
The following resolution vas offered; and ordered
for consideration, to tomorrow: .t. 5..ss.
Whereas, It b generally believed that the State
is in possession OF abie guandty of land,
in consequence or the mimef 9f persons 70 pay
taxes thereon thesefore, be IT. H,Tt q. ~
!, tsesotced-py the house 9! nepresen9uyes tne
cenate concur1ngIlnlat l lo'ns " connlISe, I'll
sstlng OF nye members OF the house an9 tnfee Oh
the Senate, be appointed TO ascertain; II possible,
the extent location and condition OF uch amos,
and report to this house ct the earliest pracocapie
period tgin. ,ssady 8.,gl5 nGt,;.,,
, Crews asked leave TO INTRODUCE bill g. impose
an annual tax Of $500 On the County Ct l ksrsha@
for che support OF the family OF Hon; ~ solomon
ter q considerable running parliamentary hght, IN
which it was plainly indicated that the bill dld not
stand the ghost ofa chance TO pass Leave was
granted, IS go act OF courtesy, ana the OIL was
read and referred 70 acommlttee, =. tg.se.g..
a resolution ins1ucong the Juolc!ary Commtc
tee to report bull providing for the noidng OF
munlcpai elections at as cary q Gay u posAolo'
waS eocpteG y, sl5si"f',5 s9esf'sez-r
/ Nesgle offered siointi resolution, proposing to
recognize a s SesEs appGnea % Dy the Gsns s
onaauons y uiis ptti1 e ~.