The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

construed to mean three full days, OF twenty
four hours each. II this rule be adopted, the
act in question did not become law by reason
of it's non-return to the Senate, as the three
days time did not expire until Wednesday,
February 10, 1869. at 2.10 z. Nj.
The report OF the committee was unanimous
ly adopted
The President then announced the question:
''Shall an act to ro-enGcL certain acts lending
the name and credit Of The State to tho Green-
vile and Columbia Railroad Company, and to
validate the acLion OF said company thereun-
der. become law, the objections of his Excel
standng2" =
On this lively andsinteresting debate fol-
lowed.
Senators orbin, Donaldson and Rainey
the veto. dwelling mirs particularly On the
beneficial influences IL woul have upon the
finances Of the State abroad.
Senator Leslie replied to Senator Corbin, and
made one OF his hapnlest efforts, full Of fun,
original wit and solid aszument. in support Of
the bill and against thaSeto. His speech COM
manded the closest attention, and seemed to
have exercised considerable influence among
the members, as the vote by which the act was
passed was totally unexpected.
Senator Cain also made forcible speech in
support OF the bill, tafang broad and liberal
ground for the encoutagement of all railroad
the mass of Uhe peopts and the country gem
orally would be benefited by the support given
to the railroad. He was not willing to let this
road beSs0ld for q sona, and for the purpose of
ulato1s. s55S
/. On the question beiFg put, the yeas and nays
were taken, and resulted as follows:
Yeas s-Messrs. Arnila; Allen, Barber, Bic
Jillson, Leslie. LunneY. Montgomery, Maxwell,
Nash, Ovens, Reid, Rodgers, Swaiis and VIM
bush-20. E2
Nays -Mcssrs. Corbsl, Dickson, Donaldson,
Hoyt, Hayne. Rainey, 8ose and Wright-8.
So tho act passed. and was ordered to'be
sent to the House Of Representatives.
Message No. 81 from his Excellency the
Governor was ANNOUNCED and presented to the
vate Secretary. The message was read as
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
ExEcuTIvE DEPAR ,hRNT !
COLUMBIA. February 10 1862
To the Hororable TIE r. estde1,t Qfths SENATE:
SIR respcc fully trdsismlt 10 the Senate propo
hle builder and architect of this city, tor completing
the east wing and portion Of the centre Of the
State Rouse in all Seventeen rooms, three Of them
to be hre-proo and a,ao for rep cling the tin root
and panking up the windows of the west. wing, TOR
the sum OF twenty.thoustnd ls20o0o) dollar the
whole to DO compleied and ready for occupancy at
the next ses sion OF The General Assembly.
The imp ortance tf providing permanent loca.
top tor tn" meetings otthe General assembly, and
cia Departments, and especially OF fre-proot depos-
ito les for the books and records of the government,
cannot be overesumated, and earnestly recon-
mend The subject 10 the consideration of your hon
Orable body. Vesy respectfully,
R0nERT f. SCOTT, Governor.
IL
(.a1uMBrA February 15 1859
To his Ezcellency GoUerTcf K. K. Scott:
propose to ,fnisa she east wing Of the state
House and The smaller x4oms in the centre building,
rooms three OF them bc fire proof. also to On noe
the tin roof and plank 5ep the windows Of the we
wing for the sum of twenty thousand dollars $50.
OUO) in United -tates Scurrenoy lhe wo.k to be
d me as follows: he HAors shall he harrow matched
.and.a.u a ia rer foot4i: boy frames in windows
ana good sash and dJsss: doors with four panels
with good locks; patssrlng three c,ats: painiinl
three eoa's. Wing rooa on first floor. each
hoor thirty-fcur by|SWtnty.three snd-a -half feet
one room, eighteen btwenty-three and-a-half feet
and one thirteen by f&aenty.three and-a-half feef;
one second doors -eight by forty -four teet,
six rooms on ond s,1 iatra oors. sly in cents
bui.ding--in all sevAS 81 gooIns. q. WARIaa.
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PseainnI Tta NJ ~; @ NJ ~ %, II. - :,
, xt' ant1o MosoaSS 1u. ~ OF "a las 1.Aoot-
lonoy tne. governor, WlGn inc accompanying
6stlmate OF the archltecc, De Trlnto ~ ana re.
| ferred to the Committee on Public Buildings
| with leave to report Dy bill or otherwise
In THs HOUSE, jackson, from the Committee
| on Internal Improyemenfs submitted the fol.
| lowing report
| The Committee On Jnterna, Tmnrovero ents n
whom was reterIed d the memorial Of the Nationa
Iinnoln Monnment Association ass ,save in tha;,
renort to Law hAtnr ths House tna foinw;ng facts.
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