Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19


Legislature rr~'nd%'l the ad ionrmmrnl r">oiu'
ton, and adopted Il Resolution to hold over
until Tuesday last, l7ih instant, At > "r!"ck
p. III.
Bureau OF Statistics.
- 'rhc executive committee 1T lnr \ailun-
al Grange of the Patron. "l lln>ban'lry arc
in Washington maturing plan for the 1"rma,
ton Of IL statistical bureau in connection with
the National Grange for the collection and
dissemination of Information throughout the
country in regard to the condition Of the
crops. The new bureau will be located ut
Washington, ID. G., and be i'll charge of MIR. D.
W. Aiken, Secretary of the Stat" 'irangr of
South Caroiua, who, a> yrlnra! deputy "l the
order, has been instrumental in p:n!n"ling lis
growth in many southern States.
Subordinate grangcS will report direct "a
the State gran-c all information of interest
relating t. tie crops. The different State
oranges will report by telegraph t" the <ta'i<'
teal bureau of the or,lcral Washington. The
bureau will compile and summarize these le
ports into monthly report Of t." crops OF all
sections of the country, and will simultaneous
~ transmit this report by telegraph, monthly,
to all state oranges, which in turn will fur
ni<h it to every subordinate grange within
their jurisdiction. This information will not
be furnished t. the press for publication, it
being intended exclusively for the benefit "t
members Of the order.
Death Of Charles Sumner.
- This noted public man died at his rooms
in Washington city on the night Of the lllll
instant, the immediate cail>c Of his death bclng
heart disease. Mr.. Sumner has been promI-
ncnt in public affairs sine" 1871, in which
year he was elected to the nitc' states Sch
ate from the State Of Massachusetts aS success
or of Daniel Webster, and remained in the
Senate IL the lrading Senator from that State
up to the time Of his death. Ills record has
been that Of IN ultra abn!itioni>t an'l uncom.
promising Republican i'll every phase that po'
ltical opinion has assumed in this country
Ills culture ah'l an''''E rave n'''' E'e'' '''''"
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purp ,>r to overthrow the institution "i slavery
in the southern St;i,<. In 1876, for his at,
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State. The rrcor! OF the RESOLUTIONS OF cen
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If which w,s read il the Senate the day be
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The Bankrupt Bill.
---- Ii will bc rcollcctrl that the PRESIDENT
in his last annual mc>sa..c, said many reason:
miub, H.. urged for the total repeal Of til,
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bankruptcy Oh account o' suspension Vi pa!
mCnt, be repealed. Many amendments ah'
notifications Of the law have been propose,
y, ,ho rr.s,.ut s,...;,n ,uI much attention ha,
L,on ,,;ror thc .uh;,.,. in hub housr,, Th,
nro..n, ,,,,us Of the urouns,d amendment:
NAV be inferred from the following statement
IL , r,r,.rt W,Sriputou letter:
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Jccton, IL they are not ",S",:c" To 'cl''i'' ~ 1t
measure 80 important 10 "g . '''S'"'S'', VI W q
committee "' c"',Trclic' ~ "' ',.',,''''. "'''i
to understand I"'s 'l'I '''e' W 1"' :,
mcn'> ana |" I''cuS> ''''',, ~, '' "','
not permit undue has'e' nc o,'''.': ''''I'uv,
the existing law oE Pfo''o''' '."'' IT., ~. w..
tv-thrce per cent. shall act is il maj release
The present law requires t'lty per cent. nc
House committee have struck TINS amri'"m'h
out, and adopted auolhcr treating voluntary
and involuntary bankrupts alike ny pro
viding that all the property shall be takel
and paid out pro rata to the creditors, ana th'
person or persons shall then he adJn"se'
bankrupt<, 10 matter whether one per cent
or fifty has been pald.
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