The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-16

those named in section g. provided
for in this article shall receive for
their services such compensation as
the general assembly may from time
to time by law direct.
Sec. rs. Each of the Justices of
the supreme court and judges Of the
circuit court shall have the same
power at chambers to issue writs of
habeas corpus, and Temporary writs
or orders of injunction. maudamus,
QUO warrauto. certiorari and prohlbi-
ton as when in open court.
Sec. 26 Judges shall not charge
jurors in respect to matters Of fact,
but shall declare the law
Sec. q There shall be elected IN
each couty, by the electors thereof,
one clerk of court Of common pleas,
who shall hold his Office for the term
of four years, and until his successor
shall be elected and qualified. He
shall, by virtue of his Office, be CLERK
of all other courts of record held
therein, but the general assembly
may provide by law for the election
of clerk, with like term of Office,
for each or any other of the courts of
record, and may authorize the Judge
Of probate court to perform the du-
ties Of clerk fo. his court, under
such regulations as the general as
sembly may direct Clerks OF courts
shall be removable for such cause aud
in such manner as shall be presclbed
by law
Sec 80. There shall be an at
torney general for the State, who
shall perform snch duties as may be
prescribed by law. lie shall be
elected by the qualified electors Of
the State for the term Of two years
and shall receive for his services
such compensation as shall be fixed
by law
Sec 30 There shall be one solici
tor for each circnit, who shall reside
therein, to be elected by the qualified
electors Of the circuit, who shall hold
his office for the term of four years,
and shall receive for his services
such compensation as shall be fixed
by law IN ali cases where an attor-
ney Cor the State or of any circuit falls
to attend and prosecute according to
law the court shall have power to ap
point an attorney pre- trmpore In
the event of the establishment Of
county courts the general assembly
may provide for one solicitor for
eaci, county III the place ard Ill stead
of the circuit solicitor and prescribe
his powers, duties and compensa-
ton
Sec 80 The qualified electors of
each county Shall elect sheriff and
coroner for the term Of four years
and until their Successors are elect
ed and qualified They shall reside
in their respective counties during
their continuance in Office, and be
disqualified for the office second
time if it should appear that they, or
either of them, are in default for
moneys collected by virtue Of their
respective Offices.
Sec 81. Ali writs and processes
shall run and all prosecutions shall be
conducted in the name of the State
Of South Carolina all writs shall be
attested by the clerk of the court
from which they shall be issued, aud
all indictments shall conclude
against the peace and dignity of the
State -
Sec. 81 The general assembly
shall provide by law for the speedy
publication of the decisions of the
supreme court made under this Con.
stitution
Sec. 33. Circuit courts aud all
courts inferior thereto shall have the
power. in their discretion, to impose
sentence of labor upon highways,
streets and other public works upon
persons by them sentenced to imprs.
onnent
Sec. 81 All matters, civil and
criminal, now pending within the
jurisdiction of any of any of the
courts of this State shall continue
therein until disposed of according
to law