Local Government And Free Schools in South Carolina First Part Read Before the
Local Government And Free Schools in South Carolina First Part Read Before the
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Part of the public officers resided in Charleston and part in Columbia. There was a treasurer for the low- country and one also for the up-country, and, with very few medications, this system was preserved until after the close of the civil war. The organization of the district was preserved in the up-country and that of the parish in the low-country. After the close of the civil war, in obedience to the procla- mation of President Johnson and the orders of Provisional Governor Perry, a convent...ion of the people of South Carolina assembled in Columbia September 13, 1865, to re-organize the State government. The ordinance of secession was re- pealed and a new constitution adopted. Many of the changes in the constitution and improvements in the methods of * Constitution of 1790, Article I. , sections 3-8.
fThe act for laying off the town of Columbia and erecting the new State buildings therein was passed by the assembly March 22, 1786. See Statutes of South Carolina, Vol. IV. , pp. 751-7G2.
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Part of the public officers resided in Charleston and part in Columbia. There was a treasurer for the low- country and one also for the up-country, and, with very few medications, this system was preserved until after the close of the civil war. The organization of the district was preserved in the up-country and that of the parish in the low-country. After the close of the civil war, in obedience to the procla- mation of President Johnson and the orders of Provisional Governor Perry, a convent...ion of the people of South Carolina assembled in Columbia September 13, 1865, to re-organize the State government. The ordinance of secession was re- pealed and a new constitution adopted. Many of the changes in the constitution and improvements in the methods of * Constitution of 1790, Article I. , sections 3-8.
fThe act for laying off the town of Columbia and erecting the new State buildings therein was passed by the assembly March 22, 1786. See Statutes of South Carolina, Vol. IV. , pp. 751-7G2.
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