The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

We take from the Nc'rs and Courier
the iollowiA 6 $ynoi SIS OF The Legislative
proceedings. So far little has been done
other than the organization and i"tro-
duc,on OF bills. We select only some
OF ,lle most important BILL:
BY S nAtor I,-itHey: Bill 70 repeal
tie agriculture! len lew, and to abolish
l!rn$ on crops. H.
Bv Senator Smy,Ie: Billt permit 4
credito: to attack Fraudulent deed OF
his debtor wi hout first obtaiui' E indg-
ment against him; bill to req'ire assign-
mert< If mortgages OF real estate 10 be
recorded; iiilto incorporate the Mason
Cotton Gi1 Company.
NJ. McCra'iy Introduced bill 10
an" nd ,he resi>t: alton law. TIE pro-
visions a"e brictir lS follows: When the
books OF registration are again opened
the supervisor of registration Is author=
ized and directed o issue Certificates OK
registration to such lerscms WAC have
not yet reg ttred. but who W"re never
;hel - 80 err, ei!t!tl.d 10 register, but
failed 10 do SO IL So. The appl.ca'.t
is leuuirrd TO INA kc cath OF tie facts IL
regard to himself, AID 10 -:lt, = tie Sc
p.ry!S, nf r;.gi.t ra!!On that !Is WAS rii-
t:t!ed to r@si>.rr IN 1852. The bill also
sreks to rel,.er tie service Of III" coin=
missi0mc!s asd m!h"ger- oE pl2C:!u.:
COMPULSORY. !tprovi'!c$ 90: ci;e appnint~
n:eat of the c, fnn!;sSi0Hers III eitcti0n
sixty days itll-tcad Of thirty days. before
the election Upon heis = appointed the
commissioners shall signify TO the Gov
ernor, IL writiug, ei!!ier IAtir Nccs'Qt"n@tS
of the. mp, ointii:eng or their reasons fog
refusal 10 scYye. HE nla .agers OF elec-
ton are 20 l,c appointed by he conlnlis-
S;o:e:s 1t !v"st thirty days before the
clcc ior, and thy mist also signify III
writing their acceptance, or the Eea >uAS
for !l,e!r refusal 10 serve. IN bot!. ill.,
stances Il penalty is provided :or their
fai!ure 10 s,rve. The bill MAS +, terrel
to the judiciary committee.
Mr.. McCraLy also Introduced Il bill!
/ which i very. ntc:l needed n.!i Which
Will lnr, tie. approval Of all who are
connected with he State militia. j. IS
intended 10 live The acknowledgements Of
the State seniority OF ranki IN tie military
service q ,l:p STATE. With this view t:.r
office ci im:ior-9enrra! is abolished. "u4
ti.e acknowledgement. viz at presrnE
ranks only - i br!yadieT-9ei erIl, Is
!a"hi:;@ above nj the Gt!;cr ot.c"rS. cN-
ceptiug OF conr-": t"c cphsiia""er III
Chief.
Another bill Introduced Gy BIZ. Me
Grady will be "f -psCial Interest ~ the
bal!..t-Lox Suffers WHO were lately III
the nl,!uy OF Postmaster Taft. II is
intended 10 l:rcvs"t frauds at primary
elections and is similar il its terms TO
HE law wA!ci, prevails il Nv York
S!H,e. TIE object q III" bin is to give
10 the managers OF political parties ll:c
right 10 have thrir managers vi election
sworn, and pema!y is attached 10 the
certiticati0n OF fraudulent vrtnr!!S: &c.
Mr.. Haskell introduced 4 bill TO amend
the Act in reia;io" 10 tie "ttice OF adin-
taut-eenera!. The bill provi' e 10" al !n-
crease Of the salary OF ;he office from
81 800 to -, ,l"G. The >alnc gent lena !
! introduced bill TO amend the railrOai!
laws OF Tie State. This bill proposes 10
make the salaries 0: the railroad! coalHi;S-
siouers payable by the STATE na>iead %
by the railroads, rs GuGtr .i'c i.:@ - Il
aow St@nlt>.
Nj. Haskell! Introduced 4 /; 70 "Ii."H':
the Act in relatn. /" ine otiice u Il =
j"fa::f-ge!:rca. '}'s!e BIZ provides :GrH
ine.rasr a. iI:e s"i::'! ii:!!;; u.iiGe :!u;.:
&} $50 - -, iu0. .!ilr s2i"p Gtr:itin:.l:
introduced :; hi!i "a an:eiG he l;a:!i:,:!d
laws ot 80 stay, i,his pill pr9post:: 10
make tlr sa,a:;.s OF he !'Gi!ccad 2Otn.
nli<-;oa-r> pa,"nle. b:. ;lit ~ia;~ i.e.'::i
o. tie. rliil.sHs;-. il ttt';rr t;'c :aw 8, ii
iow 4:;!s!i:>.