The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-03-05
Anderson County E. T. Tollison.

Beaufort county,. M. 6oStIch.
Spartanburg County-E. G. Willis, c.
W. Mabry, W. W. Miller.
Union Couney-Gordon Williams,
Syler Bobo, M. C. Gault.
Lexington County-James D. Lang
ford, B. Stanmore, J. Hays.
Greenwoo0-B. H. Barr, j. V. Duff
fe, R. B. Hinton.
And for appointment as magistrates
for:
Newberry-No. II Township, J. J..
Kinard.
Beaufort County-Port Royal, s. B.
Thompson; Daufuskie, W. W. scouten.
Lexington-E. H. Addy.
Greenwood County-Greenwood, W.
H. Kerr; Coronaca, G.. Medlin; Brad
ley, J. P. Guerard; Verdery, W. W.
Purdy.
AndersonzIva, H. W. Hanks; Sandy
Springs, S. NJ Johnson; Pendleton. J..
]. Sitton; Rock Hill, ]. P. Anderson.
spartanburg County-spartanbure,
A. H. Kirby, W. C. Harrison, E. Potter
and D. T. Gossett.
And that the senate consents to the
same as supervisors Of registration anu
magistrates, and requests that the gsT-
ernor appoint the same, in accordance
with Sections 176 and 9S2 Of the civil
code of 1902, Volume l."
Senate Appointments Confirmed.
Senator Allan Johnstone moved the
adoption of the resolution and called
for the ayes and nays, and the resolu-
ton was adopted, % to 0, the ayes be-
ing: Bates, Carlisle, Clifton, Christea-
sen, Crossen, Forrest Green, Hall,
Harding, Hough, Johnstone, A., LaaeEs
T. J. Mauldin, McCown, Muckenfuga,
Rainsford, Spivey, Sullivan, Walter,
Weston, Wharton and Young-Total,
,22. Senators Appelt and Strait were
in the chamber during the roll-ca1l,
but did not vote.
By passing the resolution, the sen.
ate confirmed the list of nominations
and sent it to the governor. If he ap-
points any others but these they can-
not hold Office. The senate by this ac-
ton put its stamp of approval ON the
nominations made by the delegatieas
and clinched the matter by confirming
them. Formerly the governor nomi-
mated and the senate confirmed, but
by this action the senate confirmed
and then will let the governor appoint
these or none.
Nothing More, Says Blease.
This resolution was agreed to by the
senate and the same committee,
Messrs. Hough, Wharton and Appelt,
waited on the governor for informa-
ton. He sent them back to report to
the senate that he had nothing further
for them, and thus disregarded the
resolution reqpesting the information
as to appointments.
Angered by the refusal of>the COVER
nor to send the appointments to the
senate, Senator Clifton moved to re-
consider the vote whereby the senate
had agreed to adjourn sine die today
Senators Laney and Appel oppo6ea
the motion and finally Senator Clifton
offered resolution resembling the &C
ton in fixing today for final adjourn
ment. A warm debate was precipitated
and Mr.. Laney moved to lay the NE
ton On the table, which was lost, IA to
10, those voting aye being: AppeH,
Green, Hough, Johnson, W. j., LaneV,
Rainsford, Strait, Wharton, 10. Those
voting nay were: Cralisle, Christea-
sen, Clifton, Crosson, Hall, Hardin,
Johnstone, A, Mauldin, T. j., Nc
Gown, Muckenfuss, Spivey, Sullivan.
Waller, Weston, Young. Total, Is.
A long executive session on ths
whole question was then held and the
senators fought it out, many warw
speeches marking the discussion. Dur
ing the time the doors were closed and
the lobby was crowded with spectator
and house members, all eager to see
! what was going on.
House Refuses to Concur.
The house during this time consid
cred and refused to concur in the sen,
ate's action resembling the fixing oI
today for final adjournment. WheE