Debate on Gold Bill in South Carolina House
The House debated the Gold Bill amid strong opposition from Democrats and Republicans alike. Members argued whether to pay state interest in coin, with figures predicting higher taxes and impact on state credit, while bondholders and state bankers were accused of profiting from the measure.
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McKinlay
Aly
South Carolina
New York
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W. J. McKinlay
Brodie
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Grant
Congress
Massachusetts
Carolina
United States
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Thia
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Sid Lue Democrate
General Assembly
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Moore
Lornto Seymour
London
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Excor
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Dirlington
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Vinionville
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Symaas
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Bowley
Brown
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John Boston
Joseph Boston
Boswell
B. J. Cain
Cooke
Cheanut
Crews
Dennis
Drifle
Ezekiel Farr
Gray
Gardner
Goodson
Hayes
D. D. Hayne
J. N. Hayne
Holliman
Hutson
Henderson
H. Johnson
Mixson
Purzs Stolbene
Robert M. Bridepaarty
Sasportas
Smilin
Kingsley
Wilson Waller
Wells
Borry
Brot
Bryant
Collins
Clyburn
Duval
Guffin
Humphreys
Denies
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E. Jones
Kuh
Keith
Tomax
G. Lee
Lewis
Littlejohn
Mety Tyre
Pettengill
Bansier
Root
Sloan
Stocher
Sullivan
B. A. Thompson
Thomas
Turner
Wilder
Woolley
Wright
Houses of Representatives
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J. D. Johnson
Samuel Tinsley
O. M. Doyle
M. Smith
John Wilton
C. C. Turner
J.B Moore
John TL. Porinter
H. L.shrewsbury
Lawrence Cain
James Smiley
J.B. Hagood
W. ©. Stewart
F. DuMars
Phosphate Bed Monopoly Bill Moves in Legislatura
A proposed South Carolina act would grant exclusive rights to dig and remove phosphate rock from navigable rivers to a named group and associates. The measure requires a twenty cent per ton payment to the state and guarantees no interference with free navigation or private riverbank rights.
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Tregrel
Massachusetts
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Latour
Latour Governor Took Into This Matter, and We Ventite To Asy
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James I. Taylor
Joseph Th. Robertson
Edwin Phitt
Janes Bridge, Jr
William
Rane Tees
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South Cyrelina
Wanda
Savannah
Tis Vale
Rivera
Ran Thore
Frida
Uve
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State reports on manures and fertilizers show improving prospects
The report to His Excellency Governor Scott notes limited activity in the fertilizer trade since March but growing promise for winter and spring crops. It states planters obtain excellent commercial manures, possibly better than last season, with expectations of large future crops due to expanded fertilizer use and new local factories meeting rising demand in the South and abroad.
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