The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-19

recommending tho removal OF the political
disabilities of hon. J. P. Reed and Hon. W. D.
Simpson, the two Democratic members elect
to Congress. Hence when the vote was taken
this morning the result was overwhelming nj
favor of the passage OF the act. Before the
House met however, such result was not
unlocked Tor, but hardly by such large ma
jor!ty.
The proceedings in the House were opened
By the reading o. the following message from
the Senate:
In THE SENATE.
COLUMBIA. S. c., February 1G, 1863. !
AR. peaker and Gentlemen Of The House Of
Representatives.
Tie SeDtte respectfully transmits to your
honorable body q message from his E1cellency
tue Governor, returning, with his ooJecilons,
an act to re-enact certain acts lending the
uamc and credit OF the State to the Grccnvlllc
anu Columbia Railroad C;nlpany, and to vail
uatc the action of said company thereuudei.
SAID act has passed this bo1y by the requisite
constitutional majority, and ordered to be sent
to the House OF Representatives.
Respectfully,
CHARLES W. MONTGOMERY.
President Of the Senate pro tenn.
l.
tek:n I'D.
On motion Of Elliott, the message Of his
EXcc,lcncy tic Governor was ordered to bo
read.
The reading clerk read to that portion Of the
message where reference Is mlde TO the lobby.
when DeLarge rose and objected to any further
notice Of the docum ;nt. aud Mr. Smith. Dem :
cratic Elembar from SpartaGburS, moved tnat
the further reading b. dispensed with.
Bosemon, OF Charles Oh, moved the indeh-
mite pOstponcmeur OF tho motion Of the mon-
ber from Sparianburg.
On tis the yeas and nays were taken, and
resulted: Yeas twenty-five, nays sevonty-
three.
The question was then taken on the motion
to dispense with the further reading OF the
message and decided III tue affirmative by a
vote OF yeas six! live, nays thirty tive.
The question va, then put: Snail the act
become Il law. the obj ions of his EYccllency
the Governor to the contrary Notwithstanding
The yeas and nays beng taken, resulted,
yeas cighty-seven nays iourtce
Those vino vo;ed III tue ali i'inatlve are:
Hon. T. J. Musrs, Jr., Spt Gkor. ana a1essrs.
Bosemon, Berry, B:own Jonn Boston, Joseph
Boston, Dos veil, B.yaut, bishop, l.. Cain, e.
J. Gaia, Cooke, Collins. Cheslut, DeLarSc,
penuls Df.fflo, Doyle DsMlrs, Eli ut. Ez,-
ki.l. Far. G,lrlner, GrInt, Goodson, Hayes.
c. D. Hague, J. N. Haync, HuInphrles, Huson,
He.dcrsoi. Hyde, jerks, Henry Johnson
Johnston. S Ja 'nson, e. Joansoa, Jackson,
Jacobs. II. James, Joryey. w. II. JJ res. Keith,
Lomax. q. Lee, S. j. Lee, Lang, LittleJohn
Morrison, Mici;oy, AcIn:yra, MuDley, A!oore,
Milford. Mead, Miller, Mxson, Nelson, Nash
Purvis. Perrin, Prendegrass, Pcstcngiil, loot,
Rush, Rivers, Sloan, Stewart, Smli's. A. Smith,
II. NJ. Smith. Saunders. Scott, u. A. Thompson,
Samuel B. Thompson, Thomas, linsicy. VIII
son, Wilder, Waller, Woo.ey, Whipper, White,
Wright Webb and Wels-.7
Those who voted in the neg Ltiye are:
Mcjsrs. Drcdie, Ctcws. Foritcr, d. ). j.
Johnson. r. J,mes, Kuh. O'Conacll, Ssoeber,
StolDrand, Shrewsbury, Sasportas, Smiley and
1omlusun
Tnose absent or not voting are:
Messrs. Cl,burn, Dusenbtrry, Duval. Gray
Harris J. II. Jones. Lewie. Mayer, William
alcKlnIay, W. J. McKinlay. McDaniei5, Mays,
Nucke>, Neagle Rlns,tr, Richardson, smytne,
Simoas and Turner-19.
so the act passed and was ordered 10 be re-
ininod to the Senate.
Doyle introduced the following joint resoiu-
ton:
Whereas, By an orlinanco of tho Constitu-
tiJual Convention of South Caroli:a. adobe.
ol. tie 29.h Gay vi January, A. ID. 1858 entitled
.-Al ordnance to DIVIDE PIckGns u strict into
two election and judicial diSIro s." L special
commission. consisting OF Two persons lrJm
cacn OF the Couaies of Uconec and Picaens
Wis dl)ilOIUlCU. NlluSc OUlJ WIS w 'C-
icut suitable locations for the pIJ!tc buildings
III sail counties, to purchase IA ID IN the Name
Ut he SJaie, and sill ticia IL iOtd 10 raise
funds 1ur tue erection ot sad puui!c buildings;
aad whereas. Tie sDecal cJmmiSslJher5 OF
Oconoc County. III pursuance ot tIIc powers
vested in them by sald ordln;nc3 dat locate
The cOUa.y scat O. Ocoaco County at Wallia ia,
and discharged til, duties d1vu.ring Oh tlicnl
to the cxscnl OF 5 .lling slld lands in los and
Il, frf,l, .it fts,4
erect on OF pubic buildings flun tho proc1cls
ul sad safe ur lots in July last; and whereas
iho Special Bolrd OF Commissioners has been
virtually dissolved by The removl! OF some ot
it members from and without tho limits of
this State, aud the desire o.! othels to Dc re-
llcycd OF account OF important public and pr-
,atc business at the grea5 distance at WHICH
they live from the county seal; and wacrca5,
by an act enItel "An act to define tao jurl:-
dictiol and duties OF County commissioners"
IT. is sperIally incumbent on tho County Com
miSs!oners 10 suporntcnd a.l pubic works IN
the cUanty; therefore,
be IL reS.Loed, b. the Senate and House OF
Repros cnta;ircs OF the State OF South Carona
now met anl sitting III General Assembly, GnI
uy the authority Ut the same:
2rClIoN l. That the said Bolrd OF County
Commissioners be, and is hereby, dissolved.
aud t.ilt the powers and duties vested III 1t b.
Lo 'caftrr disc .larSed by the Board OF County
Goa m;5sl0ncrs tor aid cou..ty.
SEC. 2. That it shall be the duty OF the
chairman OF said s0ecial commiss on to turu
over To t.:c Board Of County Com Ills soncrs ali
moncs on haud. notes aud ON. evidences oi
Il. b., together with all records aud otL2i
papers bc.o1g ging to said spcci u boaJJ.
SEC 5. Thit II shall be proper and Lawful
sor aly members uf said special commiss Oh tc
act with the Board OF County C0mmiss,otrS
in he consideration ofal bnaiucsS per;ainlaS
10 The requirements Ut sa!I ordinance: Pf'-
vi.ed, Tie County Comm sslot.ccs req ilrc
their sery cvs, and as mIny US Two viii ACT.
lead the first time, and referred to the Com
mittec On tue JIdiciary.
Wipoar, from the Committee On the Jld;-
clary, reported uhfavora6!y Oh bill To a!tc,
end e,uold un act cnutlcI AN at to quiet
rights vested under military orders. dc
Dill va; rdcrsd TO lie oy.r iur second ici:d-
Ing.
The Hon. A. G. Mackey, r.es!dent of the
late Constitutional Convention, vas invited 10
d scat on tho Speakers stand. Dr.. Aluckey
was very warmly received and Srrc.od by MS
friends.
With the exception of the proceedings 81
ready telegrapAed, nothing OF interest trains
pircd in the Senate
"A project is being agilated i'll Philadelphia
W. Dan,