The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-03-17

very llkc'Y prevent any iurthcr action
on the Educational bill before the
next session.
1T was announced this morning thas
the act to enable the Savannah anil
Charleston Railroad Company to COM
pletc their road, at H:30 \. NJ. had
become ~ law without the signature of
tho G.vcrnor, BY the expiration Of
the constitutional limit Of three DAYS
in which il should lave been return
ed.
Ga Tie prcsontncnt in The Senate,
Friday; of copy of the prcscntmcnt
of the Grand Jury ofAndcrson, Scna-
tor Loslie made Il motion that it be
spread in full on tho Journal, which
vas agreed to. lio stated that it was
tho first paper sent q tho General
Assembly y which contfincd q state
mont showing that the conservative
aud moderate men Of that section Of
country are determined at all hazards
to maintain good order and peace. 1t
was entitled to moro than than tho
ordinary courtesy extended to COM
munications frequently sent to the
Legislature.
The following is tho statement al
ludcd to:
The Grand jury take this opportu-
nifty to congratulate thoScitizeps of the
county upon the gcne1l good order
which prevails throngldut the county,
and we call upon every citizen, with
out distinction of race or color, to
unite i'll enforcing the law and pre-
serving the peace Of tie county. and
lending his Influence to restore peace, ,
harmony and prosperity to the coun-
ty.
TO the presiding Judge the Grand
Jury return their thauEs for this uni
torn kindness and courtesy during tho
session of the court, and heartily
unite in congratulating the citizens Of
the circuit in securing so distinguished
Il iurist as presiding officer Of the
court.
The bill to omond tho act to rcgu-
late the manner Of drawing iuries,
which passed the House, was read the
second time in tho Senate to-day, and
the amendments submitted BY Sena-
tor Corbin, of the Judi iory Commit
too, o!Vpioh. ~
The bill to incorporate the Deut-
schcr Arti'leric lTntc.stutzungs Nc-
rein, received it's third reading in the
Senate yesterday, passed, and was
sent to the House Of representatives,
where it was read the first time to-
day.
In the House yesterday, purvis,
from tho Committee on Incorpora
tions, reported favorably on the fol-
lowing:
a bill to renew and amend the
charters of certain towns and villages
therein mentioned.
a bill to Incorporate home for in
valid clcrgymcn Of the Episcopal
Church in the Town Of Aiken. Both
laid over for second reading.
Rosemon, from the Medical Com
mittee, reported on bill to establish
q lazarctto or quarantine hospital in
the harbor Of Charleston, and for 9th
or purposes, and submitted the mi
nority rcport
"Tho undersigned, constituting a
minority Of the Medical Committee,
recommend the passage of the bill,
believing that thcro exists an urgent
necessity for such action OF the part
Of the General Assembly.
(Signed) 3. A. DosEMoN, Jr."
The report were considered to-day,
tho majority report laid on the table
and tho minority report adopted,
Tho concurrent resolution to ap-
point j. NJ. Allen, G, w. Montgome-
ry, II. j. Lomax, Wilson Cooke, j..
M. Wilder and Joseph Crews, proxies
to represent the State at the meetings
of the Greenvillc and Columbia Rail
road Company, was adopted in both
Houses.
Elliott, from the Committee on
Railroads, reported on a bill to afford
aid in the cxtention Of the Spartan
burg and Union Railroad, and recon-
mended that the bill be laid on the
table, and q substitute entitled ga
bill to aid tho extension of the Spar
tanburg and Union Railroad" be
adopted.
DeLargc moved that the further
consideration Of the bill and substitute
be postponed, and made the special
order for Monday, March 8, at half
past twelve 2. NJ. Agreed to.
This measure meets the general
approval of over two thirds of both
branches and will undoubtedly pass.
SUDDEH DEATH or AN ErIscopAL
MINIsTER.---hno,hcr very sudden,
death occurred in this city on Satur~
day morning. The Rev. Charles
Gillette, of Brooklyn, N. Y, had been
on visit to this city for several days.
On Saturday morning, after break
fasting, ho started out amid the storm
Of wind and snow tovisit some friends,
and about 10y o'clock stepped into
Wilson's Hotel and requested to see g
city directory. The book was handed
him, and just as he was about opening
it's pages he sank to the floor and OK,
pired Immediately. Baltimore, Sun,
9Th. .o., & igl s.,
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