The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-13

faithfully met Colonel Trbbes official report Of Tie work done
though brief and of comprehensive information 1t
recites the made great obstacles and most c,cc-
reveals OF the difficulties in the way recording for future
ages some OF the truths history 1t shows obstacles
can be and concerning what has
been actually accomplished This interesting information and
should have careful attention.
1t may be unnecessary beg that YOU Kermit me- as
further evidence of Colonel Trbbcs this work to en-
pasize his patriotic services in having meeting the commits
sloners OF the Southern States Atlanta The there
adopted eoriang Congress amend the present BILL that
allow the can made up bv the
surviving members OF the Confederate States Army one of the
most valuable services rendered in connection with this
ali OF the work doe by Colonel rbe glad to note that this
important task has been IN capable patriotic and faithful hands.
His comrades will emphasizing the true value
of such he has rendered. recommend that he be
paid the of ST for this work Tribbc has been
put to heavy expense having reside in Columbia having!
employ clerk and know that nu, less than
what has been paid for sim services by States
Colonel rbbe i'll his report acknowledges indebtedness
to Gen Edward McCrady, Poi w ] Rivers TO Generals
Aangaut keraw and Farley He also takes special
mention of the valuable work done by John Thomas in
connection with the securing rolls records these
acknowledgements beg to on
PENSIONS.
The members of the General Assembly acting representa-
vc of the people South Carolina have shown that hey
consider privilege provide for needy
Confcdeacy These veterans, vigor voting manhood
offered their lives i'll defense of their country now their
declining only patriotic duty, CRATE
ul privilege to show appreciation OF such crosm
great struggle these soldiers acuatcd solely by principle
PATRIOTISM and cannot be more hy nor
more appropriately bestowed than upon the by these
men themselves in the years gone BY
we have rolls pensioners increase
OF $40 over last and among this appropriation
OF 100000 has been divided The regulating
distribution of this pension fund.- man working salts
actory am advised by the officers whose duty distribute
TINS fund that frequent changes of this law particularly
have local bearing disarrange its working seriously
impair its efficiency. readily how this may be So
and working smoothly charge Of the survivors them
selves think would be well leave details them
this may be possible The report Comptroller fully
and compe'ensvy SETS forth the distribution of the
appropriated for PENSIONS the list pensioners county
with the paid each pcnoncr
prescribed by law, are here set forth in full
TIE MONUMENT TO WADE HAMPTON
Among all the great State produced one
whose beloved whose memory honored
fame Hampton Not only was
he the brave chea the wise statesman was even
more: he was-and is-Wade Hampton beloved South
Caronan, the edcemc Of State We forget him.
and it the desire of people that monument to his
memory should stand before the capitol of the State
served so we'll
With this object i'll you appropr your session.
the sum OF $2oooooo which sum available when the
people OF State should raise 100000 purpose
had the honor of appointing from your body take
charge OF THIS work Many reasons have operated the
completion OF this subscription the principle being inability
of the Committee reach the people The Treasurer
mttee has $4678o the required amount
has been secured date
In my judgment is best there delay
as this matter where sentiment and pride concerned and
recommend that make the already appropriated
available, and instruct Committee proceed
CHANGES IN OUR JUDICIAL SYSTEM
For few the congested condition of the Of
the Circuit Courts in nearly all Of
been problem which forced itself upon the consideration the
people To relieve this condition. 1900 passed pro-
viding for the holding of Special While through the
nsunenaty of such much work has
despite the continued illness of two of Circuit Judges-st
obvious that they have meet
ments for which they intended Only brief presentation
OF the condition of this problem
| desire to say to you in this Message
Since the of the Act above referred each
shown rapid increase in the number Of Special Courts held
demonstrating the fact that among other objections