The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-10
The Law Department Of the
'I South Carolina College.

Ia addi.lon To she regular lectures By
the professors OF law Of tho South Caf-
olipn College, tim trustees and faculty
arc pleaHed 10 be able to announce for
The soM.inH s..ssion 6 1ery attractive
some OF the leading members Of the
Bench and Bas OF 9outh Caroilna-
A@onS those uiio have conRentod 70
desisar one or moro lectures 10 TIM tav
S,A's,ss {, :s. ns the S"lisss are: 4o.. Chayies
Judge, Ron. Z. j. Pope. Chiaf Justiee
OF South Carolina; Hon. c. A. Woods.
Associate Justtce: Hon. Eugene a.
McCsadY, Hon. !. &. sheppard. Hon.
g. Dunca;, Reli:nger. Hon. s. j. Simp-
son. Hon. }. +. Carey. and Hon. Andrew
Crawford.
The trustees and faculty feel that in
securing the assistance Of these dis
tinGnl,slee Judges and lawyers they
have accomplished something that VIII
prove OF the greatest benefit to those
taking the law course in the South
Carolina college. The number OF those
the l,4st tso Years has been the largest
In the history OF the college, and the
hops IS sNtelTHiiled that the prospect
Of these additional lectures may still
further i.'creaae the growing number
OF law stodcnts a.
The great value OF the training af-
forded by sctrOla OF law has beeh too
thoroughly demonstrated to render
necessary any arguments In their sup.
pert. fhs day of preparation. Sor the
bi.r ~ solitary study In a lawyers
Office hnR practically passed. Everyone
faSGn!ar With the working OF q law
ecal1sn. rnt.'t have been Impressed with
the iEcyss sen nterest and zeal. that re-
men wic hove come together for the
common ,,urposa Of studying law. Tho
daily dis, u5s!ons Of questions OF law,
not only with the professors. but also
with eacl o.hevi be8et an enthugtasm
Tor the saw which possibly. in some in
stoncea Sas;ld never have been acquired
OF tRrrwljie ~
1'spe .,tyAntase Of attending q proses-
st'i,ai fi'soG IN the state In which q
man IS U, practice hts profemio0 10 In
ia~Ner. Deaide6 the familiarity gained
with the decisions and statute law aY
the f';ate s,,e friendships that he &ortnn
al slci' 1 school add very materially 70
Ma kutuce usefulness on q ciAisin. The
career of lawyers aH a claRs u marc ant
"a s,e " 3 public nature than that o7
thc:ae cilsnE+,a In any other profesaSca
OF hus!ne5a. Not only are all OF tho
JGo3es OF the State drawn from tho tar.
oet ahe GecuNants OF the legislative end
&.rSeiy from thE same source. AZ n,
1AsshF oF tha members OF the legal pro-
fezsenn ars naturally Destined 10 p,itiic
csccciB, It. is OF no little Importance
thss The young men who have dect9ed
% hecMa' aaWycrs should come into
c.oss- tn'Hh vita other yx....: se. cs
thclI- owe GNnte who have chosen the
asnss NJ WORT
tF'a ~ iat .sHtlnG frIendships are not
nisIenatntiE for med during the part .of
preparation for the bar: and II ia un-
fortundt. Il thiT period should be spent
IN o State cthe- than that In which he
- 70 I'VE Several years npent 1T pro-
iTssi.ol 'en0oi IN another state some
'Inch as" ter student 40 completely out
q ,onu' With the young men Of hfs
o@H TtEte thse when be returns 10
l'S.sS'irs MS profession he fnda hln,sed1
iAo3rih!' unaar serious disadvantage,
"ssS-W 10 AotEc instances is never over
ta;ua.
q law school. however, should be
ist.sfoh ;ri ..os nione by those intending
10 rie lt,e inv. There is hardly a call.
Sna u fs Ter which one would not be
ooarss ssa q sfssssi is Ayos, ~ naviIs taken
asS u d1 OF e.rncat study OF the Iav
wHi Irst Rlth Burke that Il Is q
s'.tsrie .s.1lct, doeB more to QUICKEN
ef5;a siIol7sin the understanding than
:.l ';se' hsSsa OF h,A.nan lea1aihs Casa
ftte .l's tae .ttendanea upon the law
siel.Cc' stl3e South Carolina. Co,ies.e
inay i,s2e aome who have not de-
hc Lev sfTc,y EI.uf.,nrioM
cn.,. hr' ~ s@at ;api.e.f ~ t;s. $sate
~ af4of 5rlsnT it-aip+issSrr 81, iss l,.J,.
9ius.ea ;A1 a:9f,nns sG ,tle EpEytSisa
Sau1t Sac istAt% % te :i{a{s t;ficusl
Go.irs,} ad ~ IA, rsiserel ,,ourcs ,.iys
s'N '''aA tAt fnp4itriAty 10 near nSsy,~
isadlNS- .aTFccS " ths
-.::--.si,...e - iiness .iie practical ad-
ininisF a+i:n II the principles OF the
81. fi :; prsr~Ctiting hta ntudIee E. ytM
r.sc nsi sf.us having access to tho law
ilhTar :? .ra Supreme Court, as well
as 90 -. cs9.eae library. will be Of tho
irfchssl: yUsfL. % him