The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-20

~ tbN4i uuIi ltitErSu tnplr
proprlatc committees.
The third days session OF the con-
ventioH occupied only about two
hours. Col. Robert Aldrich offered
the draft of new State Constitution,
which he asked should be printed and
laid on the desks of the mcubers, and
that the provisions be referred to the
proper committees.
The convention refused to have it
printed, ninety members voting in the
affirmative. Col. hldrich then moved
that the whole paper be referred to
the committee on judicial department
with instructions to send the different
provisos to the proper committees.
this was agreed to.
The following was then introduced
by Mr.. Dudley and was referred to the
proper committee:
That divorce from the bond Of mat
rimony is prohibited.
Mr.. Ragsdale introduced the follow
ing, which was referred to the COM
mittee on finance:
''B!i- &rpropria,nG money out Of he
Treasury snail sr"'iiy I'll" objects and pur-
p!On'iai" 70 them respectfully their several
amounts i'll distinct items and sections. And
II thC GuN"rn": shall not approve any one or
!uC:'' -, tie items or sections contained in
any - hri -haH approve oi the residue
Thereof II Si"li hecnnIr Il l&w to the resi-
dd" iE 'shU manner lS if he had signed IL.
Tn, Governor shall then retu-n the bill with
Ms objections e. tho items or sections OF the
sam" not approved by him 10 Tia" house IN
which ia. bill shall have originated. which
hUus" >hd,' enter tho objections at large on
the l"urnai and proceed to reconsider 30
mWch "' SAID bill ts is not approved by the
Governor.
Tine same proceedings shall he had in
h"th houses il. r"conSidrriES the same as is
rO.IGrd i'll case OF an entire bill returned by
III" Governor with his objections: and j: any
Item or section OF said bill not approved tY
the Governor -halihc passed by two-thirds
&! ;hv iucmhcrs elected to each OF the two
huU~"s of The General Assembly il shall be-
cone = part of said law notwithstanding the
objections Of the Governor
Mr.. Buist introduced the following,
which was referred to the committee
on education:
Tina; Intelligence and virtue being the
safeguards OF liberty and the bulwark Of
Tree AMI good government the State shall
malnta!n general. suitable and efficient
system .! Tree schools whereby all persons in
the State between the ages of six and twenty
one wears may receive gratuitous instruc-
ton. bat separate schools shall be maintain
ed 'or children Of African descent"
Resolutions prohibiting lotteries;
relating to married womens rights;
prohibiting railroads, electric lines,
express or teiegrah companies, etc,
from acquiring or having under their
contr"ll parallel or competing lines;
prohibiting any city, county or town,
or other municipal corporation, from
becoming n subscriber to the capital
stock OF any railroad, or other corpo-
ration. or make appropriation or loan
its credit in aid of such railroad or
corporation to prevent the States
lending its credit except for certain
purposes; to tax incomes provided that
no income shall be taxed when the
property from which the income is de-
rived is taxed; regulating charters and
corporators granting the governor
power to remit fines and forfeitures,
to grant reprievcs, combinations of
sentence, and pardons, except in cases
OF impeachment; nll of which were re-
:"rrcd TO proper committees.
Mr., Prince offered the following ON
the important homestead question:
&;ia'nm""t ANA sale under any mesne and
ih;.i process !ssaed from any court to the
hc:'4 %: Il :"'iIIiy residing in this State. ex.
"P: - "":"'n-ait"r excepted. property. real
Ci p":~u..:.I. or both. Of value in the. uypre-
sa!" Ui tE" Na!U" Of 81 900; provided that in
case ;.!.T woman. having II separate estate OF
hey own >na!! lee married to the head Of a
family, who has not Of his own sufficient
property 20 constitute n homestead as here
inh"for" provided. said married woman shall
h' "E;::."d to su"n exemption of her prop.r-
~ IL !.aN nc s':i!rrnt to mako on; her huc.
hand = i,niI"st":d. hut in no event shall
ih':" T." a.! "X"rn ptiun to the husband ana
vii jlI"'!} o. property to the value OF more
!naI 1000 Provided further that no rro-
I'"riN Hi".! !" EXEMPT from attarhucnt lew
%: sal" :cr taN"-. for the pur,.!l:Is" money cf
IN" S'::"' i"r "hiIGationS contracted for labor
done thereon. Tor materials furnished there
Tor "r ,c. 'h' removal "finc"mhramr.. here
Oh i''"vi'i"I ;nal tn" yearly farm products
t. S.!ch h"iL"s;v",! shall not hr exempt from
;:ia La, at. i,Ty OF sair for the judcncn, oi
i"ii" contracted III the production OF the
SAINT
S"'. 2. The debtor shall have the mower
q; nCN ;!me. h"inr, his homestead j. set on
'n iaNor o! any specified creditor, to waive
oi r'n"jL'c III writing his rights To the hcn-
t!'is "l ~" exemption provided for IA THIS
&:h'I". exec IT as To wearing appar"l and 200
worth o.. hoH-"hOid and Kitchen furniture
an! 100 worth Oi provisions to he srl"r,r! Nv
n'Ws'h ANA appraised aS the i""isihiurr
may dIr''i ana h" shall not at any iIn, A.
;"f TIL" h'I"">t"ad j. set apart Hlrnat, or on
cUimh'r ia" property 50 exempted. n.: II