The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-04-24
THE REGISTRATION LAW,
CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE.

do not and will not contain the name
of your orator as regitered voter for
the reason hereinbefore stated: that
YOUR orator and others like clrcum,,
stauced with him will not be permitted
to vote at said special election by the
managers thereof, unless their names
be found upon the books of reglstra-
ton and they can produce the relglstra-
ton certificates hereinbefore men
toned; that if the said defendant be
permitted to continue the aforesaid llle-
gal. partial and void registration and
be allowed to turn over to the nanag-
ers of election for the aforesaid coun
ty of Richland (when appointed said
paper writings purporting to be the
books of registration for the several
precincts in said county, your orator
will be deprived of his right to vote at
said election and grivous and lrrepara-
bic worng and damage will be done to
your orator and a large class OF cltl-
zens like clrcumstanced with him,
which can be prevented only by the
interposition of this court by wayof
restraining the said defendant from
the performance of any of the act
hereinbefore referred to.
To the end therefore, that your ora
tor may have full, perfect and suffici-
ent relief in the premises, may 1t please
your honors to grant unto your orator
a writ of injunction restraining and
enjoining the said defendant indivi-
dually and as supervisor of registra-
ton from the performance Of any OF
the acts hereinbefore complained of,
and that your orator may have such
other and further relief in the premises
as may be just and reasonable.
May it please your honors to grant
unto your orator a writ of subpoena
to be directed to the said defendant,
commanding him, at certain time,
and under certain penalty therein to
be limited personally, to be and ap:
pear before your honors in this honor
able court, then and there to answer
unto this bill of complaint and to do
and receive what to your honors shall
seem meet in the premises.
OBEAR & DOUGLASS,
Complaints Solicitors.
JUDGE GOFF'S ORDER.
The followi.g 2 is the far-reaching or
der issued by Judge Golf; no doubt it
will be surprise to the State authorl-
ties:
United States of America, South Caro-
lima District; in the Circuit Court,
Fourth District-In Equity.
Lawrence P. Mills VS.. W. Briggs
Green: bill for injunction:
On hearing the bill in the above en-
titled case, and on motion Of Messrs
Obear & Douglass. compliments soli-
citors> it is
Ordered. That the defendant, W.
Briggs Green, both individually and
as supervisor of registration for Rich
land county in the State Of South
Carolina, be enjoined and restrained
until the further order of this court
from the commission Of any of the acts
complained of in the above entitled
; bill, copy of which must be served
upon him with this order. 1t is fur
ther
Ordered. That the said W. Briggs
Green do show cause before me at Co
lumbia, South Carolina, on Thursday
the I'd day of May next, why this or
der should not be continued, or some
order of like purport and effect be then
granted, enjoining and restraining
him, both individually and as such
supervisor of registration from the
commission of any of the acts com.
planned of in said bill until the final
hearing and determination of this
cause.
This hearting shall be in the United
States Circuit Court room, Columbia,
South Carolina.
This 10Th day Of April, 1895.
(Signe0 Nathan Gof,
u Circuit Judge Fourth District.