The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-03-06

! 10 make his, therefore he tnousn
that he had right to voice his oo
sections to such proceedings. III
said: The governor has failed t
appoint Magistrate Kerr to Office, ant
he has been recommended by me fo'
the Greenwood delegation He salt
that the senate had the constitution
al right to give advise to the gov
ernor, and he thought that there
should be some way to order the
governor to make the appointment:
as were recommended.
Senator Lanev said that a concur
rent resolution had been sent to the
governor Wednesday asking for ap'
pointments and he had reported tc
the committee that he had nothing
further to report and he saw no rea'
son why the senate should remain II
session longer. He then moved that
the clerk Of the senate report to the
house that the senate was ready &c
adjourn sine Gle. He later withdrew
this to allow resolution to be intro
duced.
eenators Clifton and Christensen
introduced resolution 10 advise the
governor that the senate consented
to the appointment Of certain county
officers. The resolution follows in
full:
That the senate in session hereby
advises for appointment as super
visors of registration for:
"Greenville-C. L. Verdin, J. NJ.
Ferguson. P. A. Mcnavid.
..N-wberry Coun;y-W. ". Riser,
+. O. Sigh. c. Z. Wheeler.
anderson County,. T. Toile-
son.
"Eeaufort County,. ". Bostick.
'Spactanburg County,. G. Will
lis, c. ". Mabry. ". ". Miller.
Union @ounty-Gordon Williams,
sy,er hJho. VI c. GaUlt.
Lexington CoUn;y-Jas. D. Lang
ford, E. Stannora, J. Hays.
"Greenwood-B. H. Barr, ]. Y.
Du:!ie, R. g. Hinton.
and for appointment as nagis-
tra;es for:
''Newberry-No. II township, ]. J..
Ninard
Beaufort County-Port Royal, S.
3. Thompson; Daufuskie, W. W.
Scouten.
''Lexington-E. H. Addy.
Greenwood County-Greenwood
W. II. Kerr; Coronaca, C. Medlin;
Bradley, J. P. Guerard; Verdery, W.
". Purdy.
'Anaerson-Ivy. H. ". Hanks:
sand Springs, 5. ". Johnson; Pen
dle;on, J. J. sit,on; Rock Mill, ]. P.
Anderson.
"Spartanburg County-Spartan-
burg. a. II. Kirby, ". c. Harrison,
{. Potter and D. T. Gossett. and
THAT the senate consents TO the
same IS supervisors OF registration
sna magistrates and requests that
ghe governor appoint the same il &C
cordance wit hsecJion 176 and 9S2
Of the civil code of 1902, volume l."
On roll call the resolution was
adopted by vote Of % to 0, the
;ote being as follows:
yeas-Bates, Carlisle, Christensen,
Clifton, Crosson, Forrest. Green,
Hall, Hardin, Hough, Alan john
stone, Laney, T. j. Mauldin, Nc
Gown, Muckenfuss, Rainsford, Spi7-
ey, Sullivan, Waller, Weston, Whar-
ton and Young-22.
Nays-0.
Several senators present refused to
vote, and it was with difficulty that
quorum was secured on this ac-
count.
On motion Of Senator Laney COM
nlitsee was again appointed, COM
posed OF Senators Wharton, Houg1
and Appelt, to present the resolution
to the governor. When the commit
tee returned Senator ApPelt reported
that the governor would send mes
sage to the senate by his private sec
retary.
The message said that the COVER
nor had 20 further information or
appointments to make to the senate,
and that he had left his Office to go
on an important trip. The message,
on motion Of Senator Clifton, was re-
ceiyed as Information aud ordered
printed in the journal
Senator Laney again moved that
the clerk OF the senate be ordered to
report to the house that the senate
was ready to adjourn sine die. Sen
ator Clifton offered an amendment to
his motion. sending to the chair a
resolution resembling the former con-
current resolution that the general
assembly should adjourn yesterday.
:!r. Clifton said that it is understood
BY the scnatora present that the body
would come back in May. This res
luton resolved that the senate, when
It adjourned, would lake & recess
until May %.
Senator Iarey's motion to lay this
resolution OF the table was lost by q
vote Of 10 for and u against, the
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