The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-08

% 5SiiH ! Il asb On
vas surprised 10 seslsss tI.a
Sfiany good citizesls LIVING, II es {
the Ees eos iBes q aoi1tli Il
| this CesaEo1 90 the Ssafe oE ae6rgiil
ae she only neass left tE,sEn to q
eepe from what they bsliayea 10 b
gfeat gppressIosi aud exoshitsnt sx
! ! 9 nstlhn I opposes the sehetae fol
tnrfsy Teas0 among fliena Eha
South CaroIina could net af0gd &
lose sy possiOn Of lssr teFFitsry
her intelligens white population
ef6nld hays been disaeka6ua indeed
No portion Of the State ss now id 4
moro pFosIysg0ps condition than liiai
proposed 20 bS oeded, api nowhere
did che people do moro TO Sestors
good and honest government than
those living betTsen the Eaneaa and
.SGgalo Rivera 4 determined, II
possible, % defeat this Wild and dies-
perate undasla king. TO 90 Go. I
introduced, as shown BY House
Journal of l873-7A, page 8. tie
following: q Bill to repeat q joint
Resolution 10 require ths Governor
20 cemlnpnicate with tha pS0per au.
EhoFities ofgtbe State OF Georgia,
With q gieF 20 Is read astJnent of chs
boundary line between the Ssates of
Georgia and Sonth Carolina. and
ausharising the ppoint tmsMt of three
g C0namisaionaEs. The Bill 10 repeal
passed and aAa approved By Gov
Mosea, March ~ 1874 and thua
the integrity Of our, taryisory Was at.
Least saved from ihfeataned harm.
FgNOE LAW
This question appeals particularly
and personally tof many of Tsy late
constituents, end hence j desire that
my yieTB and acte shall be sorut;.
ilized and fairly Judged. Relieving.
after oil the information I could oi,.
tain, that the people at large would
be benefited byH change Of the Law.
1 intTodu I. Al Bill ec regulate the
fence law In Anderson County, q
lHousa Journal 1873 z {. page 250,J
This Bill met with opposition, but
finally passed, md was approved BY.
Governor Moses.
Under this Act this question Was
submitted TO the voters of Anderson
County, and, although a majority
got9d for the measure, q large pro.
portion OF them claimed that they
did SO under ulissapiehension; 4
the Commissioners, for fear
injustice might he done, and having
. high regard for therighss Of che
people, ignored the result.
After my, election 70 the Sennte
| went 10 North Carolina to see
for myself tho, actual workings
of anch law there. Tfiie only con.
hrmed my former eonyictiols and,
induced nls to peTaevere. Again i.
proposed q Bill Teee Senate Jour.
nal 187 8, page 359, Il which fixed
the boundarys lines of land as the.
lawful fence. It received d majority
yote inlthe Senate. hnt was defeated
IN the Hpnss. rs
Again, ct the regular session of
1876. GSanata Journal paea gg 4 i.
pEesanted,aA Bill 10 anth6fjzai s3iin. .
fyi Commissioners to slIbfnit To the
qualified electors of tha;r sevaraTl
Counties d proposition TO alter The
fence IeW. and oIr,rovisa s;,r 8 Z e sfsssst..s n.
El.sg Lne same, 3. s, his his Bill 8aa
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