The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-30
INJURED INNOCENCE.
TEE PLEDGE TO PI ITTERSON-BREN-
MANS BLAST AGAINST THE NEWS.

TIE PLEDGE TO PI ITTERSON-BREN-
NAN,S BLAST AGAINST THE NEWS.
The Election Of Trustees OF the Agricui-
tural College-After the Railroads
Again-The Debate on the Appropria-
tson Bill.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.]
COLUMBIA, Wednesday, January 2s.
The result of the election In Joint Assembly
for trustees of the Agricultural College AT
Orangeburg was the choice, on the first BAL
lot, OF A. o. Jones, F. L. Cardozo and b.
Yhittemore.
The vote as taken was as follows: Jones
ll2. Wbittemore As, Cardozo 81, Jervey 40, R.
q Cain SO, C. ]. Stobrand 4, w. 81. Jones, Jr.,
SO, T. Hurley 2, Samuel Green s, j. K. Jlllson
II. Mr.. Speaker Lee II, Lieutenant-Governor
Gleaves l, J. Woodruff L. Those last named
were not candidates.
In the Senate, the following bills were re-
ported on favoraoly by the committee on In
corporations, and, under suspension of the
rules, were read second time:
Bill to incorporate the Draymens BeneVo-
lent Association Of Charleston.
Bill to incorporate the Williamson Female
BiIl to incorporate the Union Mariners
Chapel of Charleston County.
Bill to incorporate the Harmony Circle OF
Charleston.
Bill 10 incorporate the Village of Fort Mills,
in York County.
Bill to amend the act to amend the charters
OF incorporate towns and villages.
Bill to amend the act TO incorporate certain
fire engine companies of Charleston:
Bill 10 incorporate tbs Florence Educational
Bill to incorporate the Town OF Hodges, in
Abbeville County.
House.
National Guards oil Greenland.
Bill to amend the charter OF the Town Oh
Bill to incorporate the Randolph Enterprise
Association.
Bili To Incorporate the Phoenix Hook and
Ladder Company OF Camden.
The following we're also reported upon IA
varasly:
Bill 10 provide for the establishment and
support of State normal SCHOOL.
Bill to aid and encourage manufactures ana
Xii to amend Section z, Chapter lO4, (as to
the duties of the sheriff of Richland,) OF tne
General Statutes.
Bill to make clerks OF courts ex-oficio trial
justices.
Bin to fix the time for certain State and
county officers to report. 49,,
sentence.
Bill toI prevent the obstruction Of harbors
and nayigable streams.
Bill to punish any person who shall oostruct
the inspector OF phosphates In the discharge
of his duties, with an amendment requiring
the Inspector TO pay TO the State treasurer all
fees collected by him in excess OF seven tnou'
sand dollars.
Senator Dunn gave notice OF bill to au-
thor!zs Charleston, Georgetown and Horny
Counties to subscribe to the Atlantic and Paci-
fc Seaboard Railroad Company.
The joint resolution for the payment OF the
debts contracted for furnishing the House
passed, and goes to the Governor Tor his ap'
proval.
The following were introduced:
By Jeryey, o bill to revive the charter OF the
Home Insurance Company OF Charleston.
By Mcintyre, joint resolution to inVesu-
gate the Stste debt.
By Whittemore, a resolution to meet In joint
assembly next Monday, and elect seven trus-
tees of the State University, which was
adopted.
The Senate then adjourned in respect to the
memory of Senator Duncan. of Union.
In the House the following were intro
duced:
By Warley, q bill to amend Section "a OF the
Code OF Procedure, as 10 the 1urlsdlcton Oh
trIsi justices.
By Slmpkins, a resolution requiring the judi
cIary committee to Investigate the tax ex,
emption of the South Carolina Railroad. ana
ASCERTAIN II lr can be curtailed or modlned,
and report by bill or otherwise.
By Altman, bill 10 regulate farm LABOR.
By Gilmore, q bill to amend the law IN rel
erence TO tax Balee. .
By Crews, bill 10 annul the sale OF the Co.
lumbia Canal. 49,,
By Hurley, q joint resolution to compel the
State treasurer TO publish an exhibit OF what
bonds have been issued In the past four
years.
The following bills passed and were ordered
to be sent to the Senate:
Bill to amend Section II. Chapter IS, las to
work on public highways) of the General
Statutes.
Bill to amend section S3 of the school law.
Joint resolutions to purchase a lou ana
erect building for the State Orphan Asylum.
The bill In relation to the services of legal
processes passed, and was ordered to be en-
rolled.
Tne appropriation bill was taken up and
discussed to adjournment. PICKET.