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


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Eecns 20 10. e lid ia, bat tsss
4 ssiaglaIsrp sses ssesa E,4As u Z a 3
next This did ia
atisfy mo. called iipoz fr: IL
u. Syese. + nepuhIicsn. lls I'D
ljeilsea The \ aIlnre 1opso Sc SalS
sassEt tisss, and aIiD had PROV q
Ihisnaelk 9 HtauHeii fsienSl of reform
| upon tnany occasions To 81 ze al asse
al Llla sInaaGiira and if nssihie. n,.sl,
Il ghSoagh. he immediAtely made
e naotjon House y oarnai sage I28sI
tn9s the Bill 30 placsd Il,pn sssle s
sssss;iiesai 1 ana printed, which notion
prevailed, The Bill ysas. st nv
request rsconaidefed BY shA Sin.
nsittee Of Ways and Means, and 1
ga.s invited b be pseeIlt re
resiai ys That 8 lntjQritg 0e tlia
Committee favored the Bill Win
some amendments, It was acted
npon tayorably by fha House, be-.
GANG an ats and YVES aprxoyefi by.
Governor Hamp ton, June z, 4 87a5. J.
Ihiss Act fixed Che salaries sof State
officers, theiE clerks, Judges, Eoiicis
tors, Copatyi Treaaurafs,, Auiitot6,
lSehooi Commissioners and the
aLaonns allowed ehch County for
assessments. The following eom.
s,ariscns Nsill 1emonstrate the effect
Hnd saving TO she State Sy tho
Acts referred TO.
selarles OF State aEsetry. &C.. bufofe s
the passaRa of iirst Act 1915 FOR (. &
salssle ca. aftof iEo passass 81 '9sA =
tfst Act each %
& Annual Ss.2aS %
ss!aIseI &c, astes the passage of
saisrisss 81 - g 90
second Act pa.sss 1850 %
Additional annual tedpaiiors, .s t95 90
UHJusE AID EIshupDDSsssssslxr pf.hIras.
It might be SUI Mcient 20 say thet
during my term Of service Id the
Homes OF ERepres sentatives and Sen.
ate the Jonrnsls willhhoB q steady
and persistent opposition on my part
10 ell claims presanted that ap.i
pearad 20 be unjust or ftapdnsent,,
But 20 give you q better conception
and idea Of the pature OF aoms Of
thsss claims, I shall have 20 10
somewhat into detail:
3 X tt fy,lsti, e,f AZ E,ss,sI Il ~ :. ~. .
RGHs and IFust Canspgits. One
among tLe most noted and perhaps
most unblushihg claims presented aor
10 tho Legislature had
tho above caption, but was more
sam:liRgly known as = Hardy Solo
Dnons claim.n Itpurported to he.
made up Of large amounts Of tpay
ceEtiiicates and other evidences of
inde htGdfieks kha Rreafer nars of
which uas Of q doubtful and auapi.
cionB character. The claim came
before the C1inmittes of Ways and
Means Of the House Of Represehta-
tivea. Being theng member OF that.
Committee, opposed the claims, and,
with Hon. Il. M. Smith, submitted d.
minority report. Uses House Jour.
ma, extra hession OF 187 4 3, page 93. ]
] Amongst other xeasons set forth
egainss the E,assag % Of the Bill pro-!
viding for the payment of this
claim; the following will appear
y Z 2 ,sss Z though tho Bill is6alF
3 III Ss Ssyass g n s
tho late IybnsuTnf, Nilea 81. Pal or. NOT a
single one Of them hAA been produced for bur
3 8 " gfiissg ss
edIy and formally demHnfed fhe M Tiinf mi,
wording of tho Bill itself u 90 Obscure end in-
aS.nIss eat q y = ilngostele Tor yonr inerit
e5ts theKein mentioned, and thus Ascs7saiH
- hiah Is the gfeafep amount. iie
anS the prov the second Eecton Of
Treasurer that they dep iYs him 0f ali sliscre.
itlon and preclude him from making nDy iu-
sgkaisyer Es to tho iega y.of tho
Z " Q WOULD fur her GILL thu attsntton of
your honorabie body 20 the unsettied o0niiis
ton of ths cotntsy and .espsc cially tho enlbsr.
the State, 20 m insurrnoustsble objection to
the e gsssnae such ait s1trarssans md deubt
This prctesto on our part and osiier
efforts to defeat this n1eaalEsel Ill.
Though we sfeEe nided by otsef
mem Dbsfs, were of no avail; the Bill
passed. Subsequent Investigations
have demonstrated that the sum of
eighty shousRnd dollars wis entered
upon the bcolsa of tho bank of which
Hard Solomon Was then Prcsident,
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