The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-12-01

~ Wttherepth0n, Mcqueen.
NrsoesI,c.ker. sisgl'nc, Mcesses, hsswell, Brad.
judiciary Wylie, witherspoon, snJthe, weker,
Perry. Hendersnn,J ]. W. Moore.
observation-disclosures, J. W. Moore. Efnsle,, Lar.
tigue, Hatters n, Cra!ton, Bcntmw.
Charitable Institutions Maxwell, T.J. Moore, Pat
terson, ~ShanIlin, BrUwn, Smyths.
Claims-Pcrry. Wylis, Maxwell, Mccall, Byrd,
Medical AfYairs-Bossa,d, Lart!gue, Muller, Brown,
Byrd.
Commerce and Manufactures - Clayton, Beatty,
" itherspoon, Williams. Brown. Benb,w, sirelin2.
Rsilroa,ls-r. j. Moore, sInytl-, Walker, Lar,iSue,
migration Byrd, Mccall, Perry, sIesling, Brown,
Enrolled Brll.-GaIllard, Henderson, Cocker, Bo.nrd
Muller.
observation-disclosures, Henderson, Jetsr, Smythe,
W,ls, lenbow.
Privileges and E~l-ctions-Jcter, Smythe, Williams,
Izlar. Witbersroon. Beatty.
Srnator Bradley made q point that they could not
elect senators ~ho had not qualified, and moved that
the names Of such bs str. cksn out, aud 1t WAN ~ order
I'd BY the Chair.
Senators Beatty, Muller and williams being with.
drawn. the rest Of tho committees then received .
unanimous vote.
Senator wylie read the following communication
from Governor Jstsri
To the Honorable The President and Members of
Me Senate Of South Curo:ima:
1t 10 . question whether the office of Senator from
Uhinn county 10 vacated by my exercising the ofic.
VI Governor III tho State. lf the office y vacant m
should be ordered a. sOon ss practicable, 50
Your bUiy 10. by the provisions Of the Constitution,
the proper tribunal to decide the question. ! could
not rrsIgn the office u Senator At the time l assumed
the duties 81 The Executive Of the State, for the resig.
President pro tenn, and by virtue Of this Office the
duties Of Governor devolved upon me.
Very respectfully. THOMAS B. JErrR.
The communication after some discussion as 10 the
proper disposition was referred to the committee on
III. judiciary. 4
On motion Of Senator Cocker o recess Of half on hoof
taken to await the return Of the committee ap
pointed to wait On the Governor and Lieutenant-GOv.
mittee reported that Gen. Haguod expressed bis readi-
ness to DO insuguratrd on Tuesday next at l o'clock,
aad the Lieutenant. Governor would qualify ct the same
time.
LIS r. Nj adjourned 70 IL NJ. Friday. Neither Of the
Radical senator's were present.
House of Representatives..
With prayer by Rev. Il. W. Sanders. The Chair 40.
nsuneed the appointment Of the following standing
cUmmittees:
Privileges and Elections-E B Murray, C Hut.
J n Johnson i Sawyer, II L r Bolyer, ] " VII.
Ways and ~AesDs-seoree Johnstone, J G Haskell,
J Ficten' 9 Bs,S*r, 4 Y Simpson, | Jones, o.
llubtoht - ~ titoO " " A0lOCAS . VcEuSI, u "a
Tindul, " X Blake, W j Wovd.
Judiciary-C II SImUntop, J Aldnch, ] J Hemphill,
W II Parker, j W Gray, j sinons, 4 B Murray, J I
Hay, H H Newton, Z MeC1dy, A Crawford, W i TIL.
Federal R.l.tioas-c E Sawyer. JR Harrison, j II
Taylor, ] W Colson, n Douglass, g Leaphart, A Nc.
Manus, J I Black, Il CAN'T.
r. S,ssp'G q Il ae Jssy; ) n iG Mads.n a = u r II P !, NJ Z
MiIitary-JT Morrison, z " Canm,n. E D Richard.
son, Z E Thomas, 9 L.aphart, KE A:isun, j b Corn
well, F Fl Fuller, J II kush.
lneorporati0ns-JJ Hemphill, " searboro, O Bar.
Der, + D Richardson, ) II strom, B H Kno.is, J @
Marshall, B II Massey q Alexander.
Road, B Bridges and Eesries-G Leaph1rt T L Den:
Kernsshan, T n Tolleson, j Tayhr, j " Boiling.
Agriculture-J A Bari sdale, Iredell Jones, j c Hol.
nIn, H N Prince, J II johnson, q Ward, J W vii.
Hanson, " ~searboro, J H Mnrrab,J N Humbert j
Engrossed Bills-W B Rice, j H Wilson, C E Saw.
yer. . o Marshall. " Brown, j II Morrah, q P Rich.
Legislative Library-Js Werner, g Johnstone, WA
Drinie, y T Richardson, j Z Haskell, q NJ Means, II
Rui..-J s!mons, c H simonton, 3 " Simpson, J J
H-mphIll, ) Aldrich.
Enrolled Acls-J NJ johnson. J " wonord, J z
TindaIl, L ID Richardson, 9 Ward, 3 G Roberts, y r
Dendy.
Commerc and Navigatlon-A 8 ] Perry, J n vii.
son, A Fluid, j C Seegrrs, A A Iiuckabee, j Y Hud.
gems, W A Brown. " u Parser, J Z Harrison:
ftirs. d / Keel., j q Alexander, r X Denny. G II Nc.
Master. " 8 Tillinghast, J z Y ilson, W W spencer.
Peniteniiary u Aldrich. r H Rics, j W Parker, j
D Ne.l, 4 y kernighan, " T " Baker, . P Drudy, L
b Allrn, I'm Eucker.
Accounts-J W Wonord, J A Sigh, Marshall,
A j J Perry. L " Cannon, W Ii Stuart, B II Kic., Z
u kucker, J G Pendarvis.
Mine. and A!n'ngJ F ,Ficken, J " Be..ly. F H
GNLl. 4 w r,lu. r " ltoso.slI 4 S,,,{Sh 4 ITni
man, IA Huckabce, J H Bush.
s,rcm, j W summers, W T Brockcr, J c McKown, J
q Black. II f Bissel, D L Anderson.
i.ss. A Tludd, " Lylr,, AA'Myers, j Parker.
Railroads. Z Haskell, G Ward, J = sregets, A A
Mysr., L lcGraay, ,Jr, W Blake, NJ q Tagyart, J c
rison, A.McM.nus. r NJ TolIison, J A Sigh. A White.
J T. q Pendarvis, q N Means.
Education-A Crawford. j + Rhame, r " Simpson.
j A Barksial., J W Beasley, W T BROKER, j . Yer
ner, II l. BoIger. W. Wood.
Internal improvements T Hay, J N Hnmb-rt, "
B Rice, J Smith, J W Williamson, j G Wilson, W H
stuart, A Brown, P B Drayton.
State House and 6rUuuds-E 8 Allen, D L Andcr.
son. W. Brown K Hsrris"p. P B Drayton, D Z
Keels, X C Ruberis,J Robinson, j Il Jrffrrrr.
Public Buildings-E X Daigan, T. b ThOmns, j A
McRae, J W Lyles. A McManus. W W Spencer, 8 II
Deyerran1, Alexander Brown. " A I!rifle.
ING Sn1tE AUuOuHCtu Iu9I III IOllON WI uppOluI-
AMistan, Cierk~W. NICE. Sloan.
journal Clctk-A. Z. Todd.
ELL Clerk. K. Vance.
Mail Carrier-A. Il. addison.
Payss-Jau,rs Green, Jack Lake, Eddie Mack and j.
Hithers.
Laborers-C. Beatty. William erotn and c. I. CHS.
dim.
The Williamsburg delegation appeared, and were
sworn In, also tho following m~einbersI rum Other
Counties Mr.. Dennis and MIR Sloan Of Charleston,
and Mr. Allslon 81 Georgetown.
The bills mention, d yesterday passed the nrst read.
Ing and were appropriately referred.
Notice was given by Mr.. Werner Of . bill requiring
the comptroller and SECRETARY Of state TO pay all com.
mt.sione and licences into the treasury.
A concurrent resolution BY NJ. Murray, that after
December ~ no bill Or joint RESOLUTION b- introduced
except BY the action Of somc committee, was laid over
for consideration Tomorrow.
By Mr. SImonton-Resulution directing the judici.ry
couimittee TO inquire and report whether the State
should take action In the case Of II. p. Kane anil
others charged with tho murder Of Amos Dodd.
Referred.
BY Mr. Devereux-Eesolution for the appointment
Of . ommitte o five to inquire how the railroads in
South Carolina are conducting their business with
power TO- send for person. an, papsra - .,
Charleston Tor expenses incurred in enforcing quarnn-
tine regulations In tho harbor Of Charleston In 1880.
Referred 10 on claims.
A resolution that the HOnse observe tomorrow as
Thanksgiving Day and adisurn TO next Friday
morning at II o'clock WAS adopted.
A resolution by Mr.. Leaphart for the appointment
Columbia and ask them to open the sessions VI the
House with prayer Was adopted. Messrs. LeaFhar,,
Secgers and Blake were appointed A. the committee.
A resolution by Mr.. simrntnn authorizing the ser.
geant.a.-ar,ns to purchase furniture for the committee
rooms was adopted.
The following concurrent resolution was introduced
by Mr.. Morrison and was laid over for consideration
tn-morrow: