The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-26
OUR NEW LAWGIVERS.
THE ORGANLzAuONrO OF THE ASSEM-
BLY OUTLINED IN CAUCUS.

ted Untll Monday Next-Tone OF MS
Insng1ral-G'overnor Scott's Valedie-
tory-The Judiciary, Sc. ~" - 'i
.Ipaox; ouR asaULAR RkroRrEsl
.s.aag.. COLUMBIA, November 26.
More than quorum of both, houses are IN
the city tonight, and there ls no possible
doubt Of complets andprompt organization
of the General Assembly Tomorrow The In
auguratlon Of the Governor, however, will
In all probability be postponed until Monday
next, on account Of the Illness: :;ot both Gov
ernor Scott and Gleayes, the Neutenant-Gov-
ernof elect. ..rara :. = Il,,uE - -..,: GIay..
The Senate will sbe called to.order atnoon,
BY lieutenant Governor Ransier, and swails
will probably bB elected president pro tenn.
There "a no opposition to Woodrpf as clerk,
and elberdinate Officers will beabout the same
hstlfst year. -; -.
TteHouse win assemble at the same hour,
and be. called 10 order by Jones, the clerk of
the last House, who holds over until his sue
cessor is chosen, and who will undoubtedly
beaea1Nelnted. q gS,1ITLee, colered, Of AiKen,
willpr6Sanly be elected both temporary and
permanent speaker, and will have the ap.
pointing of the attaches. have heard moth
ing definite of any serious contest from
Charleston; but 1t is probable that protest
against the seating of tha Bowen delegation
Etasbe filed. though the indications are that
twill not be pressed. If a protest be made.
Tim Hurley claims to have very Ingenious
device to carry the point tn favor of bis dele
CATION, which he declares raises new and
important Issue In Parliamentary usage, i, and
promises Complete SUCCESS.
d Tis M two! houses viii, through the usual COM
mittees and resolutions, communicate with
each other, and the Governor and the Cover
nor elect. The former has brief ysledictory
prepared, reviewing from his standpoint the
events Of the past four years, and relating to
the appointments made since the last session.
The Governor elect has written brief and
hopeful inaugural, advising general line Of
policy, relterating the pledges OF the party
platform, and announcing the earnest pur-
pose OF the new administration to act up to
Shspesg Gl7agaaG4
.stNonsof the annual reports are yet ready for
transmission, and probably will not be- Tor
The General Assembly will adjourn on
wednesday for Thanksgiving, and possibly
until Monday. 1t Is certain thas bat little
actual auA9aas win be transacted this week.
NextWsekRill be mainly occupied with the
preliminary skirmishes of the Senatorial con-
test, ths election In joint assembly being fixed
by federal law for Tuesday, December 10.
The United States Circuit Court was opened
this morning in the library room Of the capl-
toll ,M6srot the jurors summoned appeared
and we're registered BY the clerk, and the
court will be formally opened tomorrow at
ten A. II.
9P. M.-The Republican senators held
caucus this afternoon, and agreed on Wood. |
ruff for clerk, and the following chalrmen for
committees: Finance, OVENS railroads,
s3aiss; Judiciary, sWhittemore; printing,
smslls; contingent accounts, Nash; military,
Mcintyre.
The Republicans, of the House also held a
caucus this evening with open doors. There
was full attendance. They agreed on Lee
for speaker, A. o. Jones for clerk, and John |
Williams nr raergeant-atarms.
si:A msjoriey Of the Conservative members
have now arrived. They will hold caucus
tomorrow.
Judges Graham and others arrived this eve
ming TO attend the biennial meeting Of the
supreme and circuitjudges to revise the RULES
of practice The meeting takes place to-
morrow morning In the Supreme Court room.
All the judges are expected to be present.
except Judge Orr. PICKET.