The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-01-09

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These rhauSc$ are Suggested not only
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prove !Ge administration ut the law. bn.
~ ;N@ ground ot CrVuUuy. | regret
:"At nave not the figures for the last
fiscal year. They could not be obtained
OH acCOun: OF the assembling OF the
LEGISLATURE coming 50 ncar To the close
| Ot iEr fiscal year. The figures, how
| ever. viii not be materially different
| from those Of the fiscal year 1885,. SO
| furus the County Boards are cc.,erncl. =.
but the cost OF the State BOarL will nm
| doubtcdly be very much increased. In
| this wear the total cost of the County
| Boards was $9,124 20. For the Same
year the cost of the State Board of
! Control was 81. 800 OIL. which makes a
total OF $l4,l44.2l as the cost OF the
State and County Boards OF Control and
which by their abolition would be
! turned into the profits of the dispcn-
| sarv.
would also surrcs, that tho law he
| 50 amended as to bring violations with
IN the jurisdiction OF the magistrates,
50 that all cases might be promu,ly uu,,
| >ummarilV nOiuiiCatcu Much OF tn,
vXpeuse OF the constabulary arises from,
| having to attend circuit COurts rs vii.
ncSscs aud prosecutors AGAINST blind
| tigers.
Soon after came into o(lic., reduced
the cous,uhulary force nearly onr.halt
and cndcavored as far as knew and
could secure information 70 select men
oi character and discretion to perform
the duties Of State CouStablcs. As public
sentiment grows in favor of the law and
maxistratcs ani their coustablcs. and
other officers realize that i; is as mach
ihrir duty to enforce this rs any other
Jaw. am satisfied that the force can be
still further reduced aud finally entirely
abolished.
Daring the past year issued cirr(l.
lar letter 10 all the magistrates and
ShrriHS OF the S:atc ana the mayors and
in;cndcntS otthe Ill Sorpora,eG cities al, {?
, towns. calling their attention 70 the
fact that the Djsvensary Law was "a
mach s law Ok the STATE aS any other
law ana a,>o directing their attention
~ their G..;y ~ eu.ogte il just as they
wou.i ;hc statute agAiu<: larceny or
any other crime. ana asking their aid
and cooperation III The Wise and Mu.
mane execution OF ali laws Tie re.
SNNn$c$ were numerous ana unanimous
III eNprcS$iONS .. hearty Co.Opara.iOs
Some q them were frank enough ~ SAY
that they had been anl were opposed t
The N!SpeCSary Law bu; :pau.y enough
70 acknowledge !; az y .aw q: The SAT-
a01 10 pledge ihci- Sup;,oc; aoG Ia-ppe.
ration in rs proper er:ocEe;1en: All
satisfied :aai :t.!S cirE...- ha< RESUMED
n En1i ana ira: IN many .! ;.r cit;e:
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