LIBERTY ADVOCATE

LIBERTY, JANUARY go, 1888.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
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The legislature ofthis State have pass
ed resolutions in favor OF the "Divorce"
and against a National Bank, with an
unanimity almost unparalleled; the vote
being, in the House of Representatives
100 to 4 and in the Senate, Gen, Hamil-
ton alone dissenting. The last resolu-
tion which seems to have passed unanim-
al ly, manifests liberaliry Of sentiment,
Fhd a respect for the opinions of those
with whom they may differ, worthy Of
imitation; and furnishes potent cause
for that high-souled and independent
character, which distinguishes the repre-
sentatives Of that chivalrous State. S.


The resolutions, as adopted by both
Houses, are these:


Resoired, That in the opinion of this
Legislature, ii is expedient that the reve-
nues of the Federal Government be so COL
Iected as ultimately to sever the govern
ment from all connection with The banks.


Resolred, That in the opinion of this
legislature, the revenues of the Federal
Government should be so deposited, kept
and disbursed, as not to be connected with
or used in banking operations.


ReSolred, That it would be unconsttu-
tional, inexpedient and dangerous to in
corporate National Bank.


Resolced unanimously, That it is not
intended hereby TO imply any manner of
censure upon other public servants ofthe
State, who, in the exercise of a rightiul
independence of Judgment may have de-
clared opinions TO the contrary OF those
here announced.