Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-31
18th. POST NOTES.
the subject

Gov. Lynch, in his message 1886, recommo,
ded Post Notes. Sec Senate Journal April ,ng
May 1887 pages 7 and 81 At page laacor~
mittee was appointed, and at page 1919 IL.
committee reported bill. At page 81 itwn.
read second time Page 33, the Senate "as
ceivcd notice that the house had in,roducod' =.
similar bill, At page SO and AZ the Seno,oL
the bill under consideration, and pace az r
committee of the whole house reported tLnL '1s
Page so, the bill from the house was rocoin.y
At page 81 the house bill was read fret ' WY.
page 53 the b Il was in order forts second ren5
ing. Mr.. AIsbury moved that il be inde6n;,.
" postponed, and on that motion the ayes nnJ
noes are recorded and stand thus;
Ayes. Mcssrs. AIsbury, Cooke, Lore, mn
Pope democrats.
Noes. Mr. President (McNurr) Mess.
BoIc, Buckncr, Cranberry, Haley, Pcrk ms Rn.
nclS, and T00mCr, 8 votes, democrats and
wings, against the motion Mr. McNuTr befo
voted against the indefinite postponement or,b,
bill. Page 65.6 the bill was laid on the table
Page 90, the Senate took up the bill, and agreed
TO the amendments, by ayes and noes, as fol.
lows:
Ayes. Mr.. President, (McNUrr,) Mcssrs
AISbary, Cooke, HargiS, Lore, Perkins, Pop.,
and I5omcr, votes, democrats and
whig.
Nays Mcssrs Bolc. Buckner, Haley, McRa
ven, Montgomery, and RuanelS, 6 votes.
wings and 9 democrats. On motion of Mr..
Love. the said bill was indefinitely post.
poncd, by ayes and nays, which are as fol.
lows:
Ayes, Mr.. President, [lIcYUTT,l AlsburN
Bo'c, Cocke, HorgiS, Lore, McRavcn, Perkins,
Pope and 10omer, 10 votes, 8 democrats, two
wings.
Noes. Mcssrs, Buckncr, Haley. Mont.
gomcry, and Rpnnc's, 3 wings, and demo
lCrat.
Here McNUrr voted 10 indefinitely postpone
a bill improved by amendments, made by him.
self, and his temperate co-adutsrS which said
bill unimproVcd, he had voted against ndefnit
" postponing, at page SO. Thus did the Sen.
ate dispose Of the House Post Note bill And
Mr. Buckner called from the table the Sena.c
Post Note bill, and ii was committed to the CON.
mitcc Of the whole house. At pages 81 and 5
the committee Of the whole had the hjll under
consideration, and reported it with sundry
amendments, which were adopted. And M
Tanner, democrat, moved TO postpone the b'
indefinitely, and this was decided BY ayes cr.
noes as follows: see page G6.
Ayes. Mr. PrcYdcm McNurT, Mcssrs Gr.'
5Uy, Hargi LorC, Pope, and Toner, 6 votcsa.
democrats
Noes, McSsrs. Bic, Buckncr, Cooke, Halo
McRavcn, Perkins, and Runnei<, votes,
democrats and wings. At page 100 the COZ
SIp rnt ipt, Of nn Kin ,.,., until Mon
day. Page l02 Mr.. Buckncr moved a recon
sderatioA ofthc vote posrponng said bill til
Monday, and Mr. Toomer moved 10 rccomml
the bills which was decided by ayes and nays
as follows:
Ayes. Mr.. President (1hNuH,) Mcssrs
Cooke, Gran6crrg, Hargis, Lore, Pope, I0OM0,
votes, all democrats.
Noes. Mcssrs. Ai&buy, Bile, Buckner, la
ley. McRavon, Montgomery, Perkins, and Run
nels, votes. wings 3 democrats. Mr.. Buc;
ncr then moved that the said bill be read 5.
time and put upon its passage. On its passOga
the ayes and nays stand
Ayes Messrs. AiSbury, Bolc, Buckncr, lla
ley, HargiS, McRavcn, Montgomery, Perkins,
and R~mcls, 8 votes, 8 wings and demo
Gratis.
Noes. Mr.. President, (McNurT,) Messrs,
Cooke, Cranberry, Lore, Pope, and Toomer,6'
all democrats. So the Post Note bill pass
ed.
In the House OF Representatives blouse Jour
nails, April and May, 1887, page 81 commit
tee was appointed on the subject of Post Notes
to wit; Messrs. Campbell, Kyle, and Fulton
democrats, wing The committee ropof'
ted bill and it was read first time and refer
red TO a committee of the whole house, when
committee made a report olthe bill with amend
mems, sec pages "a, 80, SO, AZ, and 40. Al
page 81, tho report OF the committee Of the
whole house, was rejected by ayes and noes as
follows,
AYES, Mcssrs Speaker, Kdmerson,) Messrs.
Adams, Armat, Bailey Caambls, Coffee, Dodd,
Dunlap, Farrar, Filter, For, Green, Jayne,
King, Leighton, McCaskiH Henry Philips,
James Phillips, Pickett, Felir Hi Walker, VIII
son, and Virgil, 29 votes, 7 democrats and 10
wings.
Noes. Messrs Augustus, Barnes Bell, BRowN,
Backncr, Bugg, Cherry Coleman, Cunningham,
Dale, Dearing, DUR, Samuel Els, Fryar, Hd-
u.s. Hopes, Kyle, Lindsey, David Mckinney,
lanes Mckinney, Rdgan Ramsey, Roberts Ihom'
rs, Allen Walker, Warren and Weeks, 20 votes
70 democrats and wings Here Mr.. Broion,
moved the indefinite postponement Of the said
,iIl but before any action was had thereon, the
rouse adjourned. Page SO, the bill was on
crossed and made the special order Of the day
or o'clock tomorrow. At page 68, motion
vas made to lay the bill on the table, and was
ccidcd in tho negative by ayes and noes as