The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-04

of Colleton; Humbert, OF Darlington; Cain, OF
Edgefeld; Mcdowell, OF Fairfield; Bowley, OF
fsid, Of Horny; Adams, Of Kershaw; HdQson.
of Lancaster; Crews, OF Laurens: Perry, OF
Lexington; Myers, of Marion; Thom&s, OF
Marlboro: Corwin, of Oconee; Doyle, OF New
berry; JaInison, Of Orangeburg; Hagood, OF
Pickens; Thompson. of Rlchland; Smith, OF
Spartanburg; Singleton, of SUMTER MoDley, OF
Union; Frost OF Williamsburg, and Meade, OF
York.
This brought the House to within fifteen
minutes OF three o'clock, and the members be-
gan to fear that they would miss the real fun
Of the day, which they knew was still 10 come.
Accordingly, Jervey, Of Charleston. IN. moved as
three the hour Of adjournment, and this being
agreed to, the members shook themselves out
OF flstlessnees, induced by the last proce edlngs,
and picked up their ears while Jones, OF
GEORGETOWN, rose to ask the date OF resigua-
tion OF Hardy, late member nom Charleston:
The speaker replied, November u, 1871, Eand
the late special election In Charleston County.
ON the announcement OF Bowen's election q
dozen members were on their feet, and shouts
Of s'Mr Speaker" combined With the din OF
that officers hammer, made a lively chorus.
Finally, the lungs Of Jones, OF Georgetown,
prevailed. He stood shouting that ne rose
:. TO point Of order. The speaker decided
that he could state his point Of order, and
esSned the gratitude OF all peaceloving men
by adding that he should net make speech;
The Babel Of voices continued, however, bus
among the uproar could be heard such shouts
Tom Jones as tne Wiz " asoa os % ,iotsiiv
I!olgery -t1ng9 SiIrA ~ s.u Sv nnv tor pawsn h
1isaeu ayanS "A n.,,' ..a,oi w,th narfact
DeWn CAME tne speaaoIS saSU. 20. ",s r,,ed ont of
order. Jones appealed to the House. MOB
ley began shouting "a point OF order" only
TO 0e ruled out oy tne eAcIeu epsaAel a.. na
tnls ums 1Smlson: y! OIauseuSIs 3, va .s,oS +Sss
o!s mlno OF vocuetouS, , VI ~ ,,ede sd
Horos h,ega.y yssS e,eSsSu 20 his feat cain hui hnt
Sus' Mo1.ey o,9S sIuEsv ths ~ l ooint - order
sae ,s cnat ,. eecueH ,,son Iso pwnyeS a most.
Poue"ehn. Psa h, 6o,,. ~ oT Ths,ia.ton with fhe
xsao.. xs.,,y Sy ,hos siSs Saosaa.own and 0ranseb6rg
Dasserloh seas ueyntSesn nSNso.a ,,ith rha CSo rias,
nad no business so a.selo t VIA SaS Sor TonSs
ton electlon; LaiS s, va, mss .Uv 18th soneston ot
VINO gos On lts M iess s. sSm nn ~ cnnntvE Was a
ana ~ cave his word OF honor as alegls-
@ snS sssT s that he Vas prepared to
laeer tU5 tMo Ss.-o .S oIe,,;on pr efFidsv,t
prove me ney " ~ W S,,,ss S,rT NJ Davis
Inen srose aga,m LIZ env ranagad to e,acnste
het~san tSe rams ~ The sneaeer,s gayel, which
All TINS ume Vas peggipk away w9ndn,t itn bs rs,n
PARK OF aruliely ua 10 ,,,oa"a Wouu hin and
down. the gag iaw ceuans shSnce ~ r, Gsor1e. rne
ne Woulu noe yietu W V,ausTWg Wo So-sS ". 70
1oSn, o. any Stnee SeSy ehn yno,'nr ~ nostnone
dehnaeely postp0ng Lse U.or rSsn ~ nSnn;S
tae mater tea enu oa,, ~ Yhs so,, m the last
moved for Q eau OF tae IUl d.a un iHe hs tIHs ,Ss
moton, an9 tas a Sa as,a, MaS a do9sn ,ntsrrnn. mn
speaker and resuiteo t hg
lions, ID tne m0tlon ueinS 1TS. ~ .t,S tSo nj
TO sl3ty-one. Inen cano Hui!oy ynrt m.su tha+ ho
most suavity ana tie s%he Tbts ce,aad rnar of
d4nt unassssaaa ,s ,b.t m anrboS~ sao,,H nnder.
laughter me ioes lnss any, rjch
stand it beng Iegaroea % pasnCa,aa pS.Sa tSa ,Sa.
The speaker. sun nounaeTns. suSses,ou erson .noS
the roll pc eaiieo again. Inen ca1e n poiHsohh pSsoh
al aitercailon oetWeel Soles anu pyas, NJ ntn
ID the mi9st ol tns aia, ,essnao,n.ent b1 the
mime, Win iun1ing aCcoIpSud. M ,tnad ~ riantI' I
perpetual gaVei JONES Wts not.Ieu ;.S W gei,n gen
fully interlard his rems g WIN. IfoIsailS. IaS
He appealed, vaguely uom. Tue speanss p,,h
to- the CONSTITUTION O. tne S.ate vi 9 SOUL
Carolina, and tnS appear peinS eusuCSu
by the din or the gave, ne laVoneo tae
House with his opinion tast III WEE
id imposition any Waf. Inc cail Oh tne
roll was recommended, and continued amid q
buzz OF angry o9)orgauons, sno NO HtLe P.o-
fanity, resulting 10 aaotner 1eleat OF tae mo,
tion TO postpone, py ~ %. Dyas n.oso ahu ~,
moved areconsioeiaIon, ouL Mas st,es0u s Io,oss W
an appear 20 Lne REeyl9us queMM Msi aau IoaSe aG
created silgnt aiveruon ny ye eMng or reau,
kl~k,
IN favor OF the previous quesu ~, WniGa was
ne said whether Bowen snouu 70 y IusMvu nur o,I Tr
not. Iaen Aprley commence nc n 70 pour M ,.oa o,a
upon tne troupiea Tasers W ssysS Ie Sas sa
glad the question was, 2. iGL ~. ~ % Se,end @e
eided on 1ts neIitsi ne Was ~ ure . ms "a m'eha ha
Bowen would % gwen nus nus seSs, n,.nrshnls, anu ne
tnaakeo tne gentiema1 . ,e a,,t;as ssSouis
LOT tne selumenI hnaS mS noritSs. THIS
He respecteo as wen % aa 'No,,sI,, haoan
yuned Jervey, oue ne inca Mousy uesau Sa
series OF very nviuious =. .garasvuIs a,,Is,,en U
tween Lne neHly-e.eS'eG% Gaera,o Saa ianaIaon
irom VlangeSuIS aho ueoaSeS W.. 'n ,,Sar ga
arose 70 reply, ous was eaMee 20 ofaSa. a,;nu aau
Wilkes protested tnat tnls was nos qugsuon
OF personanty, ouG OF law, ana tnst @ ,tne f.esl-
dents pardon OF Bowen pteYentea nus crimes
being orougnt up agatnse nlm IN sais Ssse. a
running ana Taplo 9soaee ensuSo DesMeen
Bowley, Byas, Jones, Jamison sha inc speaker.
fi9aHy vote We taksn ~ .ao maia =. a aues.
ucn, resuiuDg ~ x1.ss NE, u ana naySa Ss
OF Bowen 10 IWensy-aMo SSalnss mla, anu lne ae
was called TO the 9af oi tue mouse an ane sw9rn
BY the speaker. ne tuen pegan nts mS.asa a. ,sa
speech, saying ne Was nos suIpfiseu , .. tue
0pGoNtion tns plesenaaou " as ,S aro,,.,
aaa met Win M ~ sas ors than no;uht I hsye Sesn