The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-07
The Ineligib1es.
NUMBER ONE

the lawmakers of the Palmetto State. First in
order is list Of the members who are
INELIGIBLE FOR REELECTION.
By virtue of the provisions OF the twenty
eighth section, article second, Reconstruc-
ton Constitution Of this State, forty-one men,
bers of the General Assembly are ineligible
for reelection. The section is as follows:
No person shall be eligible to Seat in the
General Assembly whilst he holds any office of
profit or trust under this State, the United
States of America, or any of them, or under
other power, except officers in the militia,
magistrates, or justices OF inferior courts,
while such justices receive no salary; and if
any member shall accept or exercise any OF The
disuuafying offices, he shall vacate his seat;
provided that this prohibition shall not extend
10 the members ofthe First General Assembly,
SENATORS.
Those of the senators who are thus disQuali-
fed are:
David T. Corbin, Charleston, United States
district attorney, acting acknowledgement
and codifier of the laws.
F. Arnim, Edgefeld, county commissioner.
James NJ Allen, Greenville, postmaster at
Greenville.
j. Donaldson, Chesterfield, collector of
internal revenue.
W. R. Hoyt, Colleton, commissioner of public
buildings.
H.. E. Hayne, colored, Marion, school com
missioner.
J.. R. Jillson, Kershaw, superintendent OF
education.
c. w. Montgomery, Newberry, codifer of
laws. =
H. J. Maxwell, colored, Marlboro, school
commissioner.
w. Beverly Nash, colored, Rchland, regent OF
Lunatic Asylum.
J.H. Rainey, colored, Georgetown, sinking
fund commissioner.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Those of the representatives who are dis
qualified are:
B. A. Bosemon, coored, Charleston, physician
at Charleston Jail; regent Lunatic Asylum
]. A. Bowley, colored, Georgetown, school
commissioner.
L. Cain, colored, Edgclield, teacher, school
commissioner.
E. j. Cain, colored, Orangeburg, school. COM
missioner.
Joseph Crews, Laurens, deputy United States
marshal.
R. C. DeLarge, colored, Charleston, land
commissioner, sinking fund commissioner.
L. w. Duvall, Fairfield. sheriff OF Fairfield
County.
F. DeMars, Orangeburg, postmaster at Or
anSeburg
R. B. Elliott, colored, Charleston, assistant
acknowledgement of State, regent Lunatic
Asylum.
J. H. Fcritcr, Sumter, United States reve-
nue. assessor, county commissioner.
L. P. Guf1n, Abbeville, county commits
soner.
CD. Hayne, oplored, Edgefeld, postmaster
at Aiken.
Fl. J. Lomax, colored, Abbevlllc. school
commissioner.
S. j. Lee, co!ored, Edgeleld, county COM
missioner.
W.. McKinlay. colored, Charleston, regis
trar mesne conveyance.
George f. Mcintyre, Colleton, school COM
missioner.
w. ]. Mixson, Barnwell, school commits
soner.
J. L. Neagle, Columbia, comptroller-gene-
raj, sinking fund commissioner.
P. j. OCopnell, York. agent for Catawba
Indians.
c. H. Pettingill, Williamsburg, assessor of
internal revenue.
Al. Ransier, colored, Charleston, county
auditor.
L. NJ. Stocber, Marion, county auditor, Rs-
sistant assessor of internal revenue.
C. ]. Stobrand, Beaufort, superintendent
of pcnitcntary.
T. X. Sasportas. colored, 0rangeburg coun-
ty treasurer.
S. B. Thompson, colorcd, Richand, regent
OF Lunatic Asylum.
r. Tomlinson, Charleston, auditor Of the
State.
Charles NJ. Wilder, colored, Richland, post
master at Columbia.
John Woolcy, Edgeheld, county treasurer.
W. j. Whipper, colorcd, Beaufort, codiher of
the laws.
F. J. Noses, Jr., acknowledgement of the
State.
1t is the impression Of few persons that
those members Who hold county Offices are not
ineligible for reelection. 1t is the opinion of
the encouragement that they are ineligible
he having so expressed himself on Thursday
last 1t is believed that many OF those who
hold county offices will resign them, preiering
legislative honors and emOllunents.
T. Root, who represents Edgefcld, is now a
resident OF Georgia, and is, OF course, ineigi-
ble for reelection. The counties Of Abbeville
and Beaufort are unreprcsented in the Senate.
The terms of Senators r. II. Cain, colored,
Charleston; E. Il. Dickson, Democrat, Clar-
endon County: w. W. Duncan, Union County;
r. j. Donaldson, Chesterfield County; W. r.
Hoyt, Coleton County; ]. f. Jillson, Kershaw
County; H. j. Maxwell, colorcd, Marlboro
County; W. B. Nash, colored, Richland County;
j. II. Reid, Democrat, Anderson County; t. A.
Rogers, Democrat, pickens County; s. A.
Swals, colored, Williamsburg County; i. NJ.
Sims Democrat Lancaster County; John
Lunney, Darlington County; Lucius Wimbush,
colored, Chester County, expire this year
they being ''short term senators"
Sophie Cruvel, once the musical wonder
OF Paris before the days of Patti, has been
singing as Madame Vigler, at Nice, ior the
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