The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-25

ColnpEnses and Taxatiaa-JThe Coitsrr.bis
Canal Passes the Senate singular ecene.
Eor tho Capitpl- -lT1sa Adjournment Prob
1srn--The Appropriation BIN as It Passet
the senato--0 0tlieE Matters. ~
il CoLukprA, s. O., Dec. %, 1879.
Tho election for Chief Justice, to fill
the place declined by Judge BfcIyer
came of on last Thursday night instead
of Tuesday, as we expected when VIC last
wrote, bnt the result therein predicted
was correct. The joint assembly was
called to ordor at 8 O'Clock p. M, and
Senator Wylie. of Lancaster, nominated
Gov. w. d. Simpson, ;n an extended
euIogy, which was seconded by Col.
SimontoD, OF Charleston. There was no
other nomination, and Gov. Sira pson was
unanimously elected. Itis Just TO Judge
McIver that we shonld say tho criticisms
upon his course do him injustice, for he
was no doubt actuated by very pure and
patriotic motives, really making great
sacrifice by declining tho highest judi
cial Office in the State fer the purpose OF
preventing trouble as TO his successor'a
election, upon tho grounds stated by ua
last week. .e4
For sorn4 vaars tJ,eve las ,,oa,, a ,,o.,xe
o;;y the .,ayt of, tha h,,s,ness ,,,a,, ~ ,hs
state IN have tla saut,, Csyo,,n. pa,,,oa,, ..s
carried tr, tba ,yata, q, S,nar,a'..a, - q,
order tbat tba avna,,aos !, s-,,ss ttsa,, :, .,
freights Il, aid from, New yorlr ond Ir,,.
rope "a az. .I,e ra,i,,caa Ttia hoe nat 10, ~,
.accomniisbeil bo,yaver brt tba mi, j.
t,io 4: s. o, 4 - :, = -
a. SNIP. CANAL
i 5tor,, c,ooner ~ a ay,1av 1,;ve, =. a vo,,,
near Cl,srIaa,nn ,,os ,.s.e, ,lot,, - rTa,,.a.
of The T,epislat,,ra sn,; ss,ii M osr.,, ',It[ an
water tla ro,,road W NJ, att. T,;i, M an s
stata Gin 49,, &C.,, .,ons,,, - @ W sa,,a- M
Tn, tI,a @ ,i,a,;,,., ~ - .So o.,,a, h,t ,,y - ~
corl;t;a,, ,,raoadart - a. ,,a,.. - :
800 t;, : ~, :. 49,, =, :. 80
-. =, S .,,d
;aft;a., Nil, s.U "a.
....si ~, - ~,
o,in,aod fh; !, s,,ro ~, ~ sho -
n ems ,ot Detn ocrst,c and nm IN thSt tha etato
ha5 -, - ~ aI 'ias so .'saso
f;oy Of nubIic A., n,o,,a,no,,t, 10, p,,t
Io,;ge rsrlod th.t NJ. raItn,,,,,,' ~ t,,aaa,. 1.s
& yyas that fha eo, oral ooysrnnnart a., :, =.
@ @"n7 tutae M ~ ~'ne ef'at11n eofetunient oiu MOI
havo this right, because 1T was not SOW
!. oreign, ior sovereignty resided in the
states. 40 contennded 'e thai this was an
adonted NTE NsryraSs soila,ed M is' arr,,,,,s. No
that II yv,,a not yyasti.,e MONEY h,t ,nars s
inn i,,i3icjoTa ant a.. ~, -
nani;n itssa,, III a,.s i, 49,
,yss, ~ IN "a !, ct f
dred thousand dollars worth of granite,
!, tho profits on which would moro than ro-
pay the expaiise by the State. He also
showed that by bringing tho wharf TO the
railroad 1t would do away with the dSay-
ago OF fifteen cents por bale on cotton
shippsd TO New yorlS, which now has 10
DO hauled through the streets Of Charles
ton from the railroad to; the steamers.
He favored tho Bill. 4 1t. was passed by o
I vote Of 0S TO 10 In tho Honae, and received
no opposition in the Senate.
One OF the worst IneaSures that has
been. before this Isegis Stature was Bill to
establish
:ssss5 A .sTAT1; AGRICULTURAL CoL,LRaE,
which is beliey ei to be merely, 10 o 30 Tor
ra-oporliur the, Eoiith' EyarnlInn syol,a,a,
bnf whether this he SO or not IL reouiroa
the ssatato re-issue 9ipl 600 worth OF
State stock, bearing ak pei cent iuteregt.
s to this CollegS in place OF the amount
I which tina Raaioals Htola, and also asked
foI ~ Z, 600, part OF interest tho Radicals
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