The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-29

JudGo2Ro6d USctGo5ithat Chamberlain
ig neaSaoYqrnor.
WADE, ,AAliProa lLRcrRD A.yD' DVLYs s4Fl
gEAhLEDt GOVERNOR ACCORDING 40
THE CoNsTIYyE1oEr-END OF THE
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From ns e!a,4s.i5Rg xsi. dla cssgt, ala sa.sanl
,Rdrsgyap4t, IA assaailsesirpsaeaA Tie Court of
General Sessions Tas cenyened by Judge
Reed yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock:
Messss HagneS .sisle{ aid Smythe were
present, representing the committee ap!
pointed by the Court, at Tie 'instanee Of
Reed cara qghs up 6ag SSgak "a Messrs.
an a'a oraef dssharging thes u1,s" ;urora ooS ooS
knowing whether the Solicitor would be
present or not. On finding that he had
arrived me had also requested him t6 drIw
GsifniIsr 6rdal and Jw6a prephted @ Hear
both orders read.
Solicitor Buttz then submitted the or
der which he had prepared, as follows:
State Of South Gdrolina-L the Court of
General Sessions February Term, 1871
--Atarch 20, 1877.
The. legality. of the jurors drawn for
tho ,pfeseif6 tenn 6f tffS' Court Bdyf5e
been, questioned, aud, haying heretofore
heard Argument upon the question, it is
ordered that. tiicI jasosS be- discharged.
and it is further, ordered that the Clerk
of the Cd6ft niaEee' '6rt III, s,'ms Necessary GER
tifcates to enable them to be paid.
SsYheFs StgtedI Aq9 tbfs EA9leF did
NOT meet his APPROVAL and M. Smythe
then read the order he had prepared, as
:Si' The ssd,s :as5atii1 1uoSlialda,i caarle,to,,
Connty-H In the Sessions-Fsbrua,y Term,
MeEafa. Pfeasley, HHyne ansdism4she,
attorneys recommended by the grand jury
and Solicitor, and appointed by the Court
to represent Important CRIMINAL cases now
pending IN this Court, have made obieci
ton to the legality of the grand and petit
jurors drawn for, this. term, upon the
gfouhd jauonS 4thera that dGkrkek Bysns.
who to6k partSin drawing the said jGirors.
claims to be jury commissioners for this
county under an appointment from D.
II. Chamberlain as Governor of this State.
After due and! full confederation of said
objection, am Of opinion that the COM
mission of the said Garrett Byrns as Jury
commissioner is not legal or valid; there
fore,
Ordered, That the said grand and petit
jurors be forthwith discharged from frth-
er attendance upon this Court bit ihas-
mucn as their attendance heretofore has
been compelled by the process of this
GoYrt' th9fr the CfeFk DO issue 70 tpAn
chg Customary pay certificates for the
number of days which they have an
swered to their names when called.
EIy-fLe,. orTovoJ V1bot A.. &c.,.
pared in .}a4geryl last. bothT grqgd. .gad
Judge Reed asked # the commission
had been issued to Garrett Byrns before
ayhGef khe Elase Indignation of ID, IT,
,ChdniEersaiH. A1r. Pressleyssaid he could
only say that it had been admitted by
acting Solicitor Gafti tlJpt Garfet Byrns'
commission was dated since the late in
sauguEatieps Of GhamberlaipH=
SolAis9 BpsA said t6a rAihfa yas 40
4uesG esthat, and tlsat us Sslso
admitted that Gerrett Ryrns had heen
commissioned by Chamberlain after he
had gone through the form of an inau-
guration, and after he had attempted to
qualify.
Judge Reed then anboinHceds that
neither of the orders ,presenteaIeAsetly
met his approbation, and that he would
Prefass II of;asE hi:.:ssiif, Ia :iio touiso
ofepy hour or-,two, covering the whole
ground. The Judge then finally. dig
missed the jurofs- grand and pttiSWaasn1d
ordered recess until IL m. 'esi-
AT IL m. Judge Reed reconvened the
Court, aud announced the following or
der: a,. ! III. Nh ,>,.oii,
Slate Of South, Carolina, Caerlestou County
IN the CoaT Of General Sessions, Feb
ruary Term, ,1S77.a ~. .aa; ssortp
Messrs. Presley, Hayne, and Smythe,
attorneys, recommended by the Grand
IeEgsna Ne Solicitor, AndiapPdintea by
the Court, to represent tho State in JIM
portant criminal matters pending in this
Court, having raised objection to o'the'le-
gaiity of the jury list Us prepared in jan
uarY last, and also to the array, of JURORS,
grand and petit, that have been drawn,
and summoned to attend at The present
term: ,,,.. ~, ~ .,,a...t .t.ts,,5.sfs,,,i
oAfter hearing ar argument ,aa, and giving the
matter due confederation, it is adjudged
that tho objections are wall taken, there
fore,
0raeag0 0d3as tkgttia que 4 a iliso anEESa anESap Sapared in
January last be SGT aside, and the persons
summoned to attend q. this term of the
Courtlasj j1guiq, q gragFil gand petit, kbe dis
chasgea knd 60 Eenee wi.Ao6tday. .a-AiBo
ordeEedA that the Clerk deliver pay Ger
tiicatesko the said persons for the GIae
they nave attended upon the Court.i nj
slc.M Il SSH ~ P.NREED!,i
March %! 1870. ..a,l - shdsisH3Ti 1os;I
The oCodft Inf Sessions tWis ,ttea ND
jourBea ainel diS, aud j Judge Reed, after
notifying Mr.. a. I. Smythe, the attorney
Of James. sEiyunJ and Attorney General
Colu6fy ys1seadi hfsjdegfee in the habeas