The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-06
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FRIDAY, DEorMBER s, 1878.
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FRIDAY, DEoEMBER 8, 1878.
fas; ~ SENATE. ius,
The Ssuate met at IL NJ, President
Gleaves in tho Chair.
l1 Mr.. Corwin presented the account of
Anthony Brown, Deputy State Consta-
Die. Tor furnishing provisions for horses
belonging to the State.
Mr. Jervey presented the petition OF
Nelson Joyner. to redeem certain for
feited lands
Mr. Andrews presented the claim OF
the Times Publishing Company, for
publishing the Acts and joint resolutions
passed during the regular session of
1871-'72.
Mr.. Jones presented the annual re-.
port OF Samuel L. Atkinson, Solicitor
of the Third Circuit.
Mr. Dunn introduced resolution,
that the reporter Of the Charleston
Me~s ana Courier. signing himself
"Qni Vive," and who is understood to
be MIR. W. H. McCaw, in the paragraph
written by hin, and published in the
Ners 'md Courier. oi the 4th instant,
asserting that the Introduction of the
bill to prevent unjust discrimination by
raiirond companies was intended as
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suited this body, and that the said re-
porter be debarrea the privilege of a
seat at the reporters table in this hall
until the outrage be- ntoned for by q
written apology, pablicIy read, nnl
spread upon sho Journal.
Mr.. Andrews moved to amend. by the
addition OF tue following words: "And
that the Clerk Of the Senate be pro.
hlbited from allowing said reporter, ".
Ii. McCuw. to ;akc notes from the
minutes Of this body, uutil said Insult
is ntoned for" After debate, the reso-
luton and amendment were adopted.
The Senate then proceeded to the
hall of the House OF Representatives
mud joined III IL ballot Tor Register Of
Mesne Conveyance for Charleston. Mr..
W. j. Mck!niay, the present incum-
bent, was elected on the first ballot.
| The Senate returned to tho Senate
Chamber
Ihe House sent to the Senate concur
rent resolution to rcques: the Attorney
General and State Treasurer to ascertain
the whereabouts or disposition of the
plates III the Bank of the State, obtuiu
possession OF tie same, and report to
this General Assembly ut the earliest
practicable moment. Cupcurred in.
A number Of reports Of committees
were presented and ordered for conside-
ration morrow.
Mr. White introduced Il bill to desig-
nate the places for the collection Of
taxes III York County
Mr. Nash-Bill to remove the ioca-
ton of the State O.pnan .Asy lum from
Charleston to Columbia.
Mr.. Smalls-Bill to Incorporate the
town Of Brunson, in beaufort County.
Mr.. Jervey-Joint resolution to allow
Nelson Joyner, of Charleston County,
to redeem certain forfeited lands in
Charleston County
AIR. Hollinsheal- to renew and
extend the charter Of the Shiloh Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, in Able.
Vile County
Report OF the Committee on Finance
Oh joint resolution to authorize Coun ty
Com missioncrs of Elgefeld to levy a
special tax OF three mills, to be levied al
the time Of the general tax, was ordered
to n third reading.
Concurrent resolution, (House,) in.
htructing our Representatives. in Con
gress to support United States Senator
Summers Civil Rights Bill, was con.
cnrred in.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Ihn House met ut II III Speaker
Leo Ia the Chair.
Mcssrs Mcetze, S. B. Thompson,
Simkins, Miuort ANA others submitted
reports of committees.
Mr.. Ford introduced bill to incor.
poratc tho Wide Awake Association, oil
the city Of Charleston.
Mr.. Puifcr-Dli to make oppropria.
tion to pay the claims held in trust by
j. Woodruff nnd 4. O. Jones, agains,
tho State Of South Carolina
Mr.. n. Is. Mycrs-Blll to make appro
rriation for the comlSetion of the mi
form system OF school records.
Mr.. Artson introduced q concurrent
resolution, which WAS adopted, that the
Attorney. General aud tho Treasurer be
requested tu ascertain the whereabouts
of the plates of the Bank Of the State
md oLtuin posses a.ou OF the same, and
TO THE