The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15

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vote then stood recorded upon the ;m,,ns,.
of the House of Representatives IN = Vnn
OF mat measure OF infamy and ruin, " as ha
friend Of the Mississippian SO Justly o, r.
nouaced it. lie knep that he did ro.e 8,
tie post note bill Of 1887. He knew ih,,
ne nerer voted against it but that he un;fo1m.
~ voted FORT We copy from the Jmr.
nails pages 81 and 6S, and he who aruns NAV
read:" '''Ay
THURSDAY, 9th April. 1887. 1
Half past 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
The House met pursuant 10 adjournment
The House went into the consideration oe
the bill to be entitled Gan act to author;za
the banks within this State to issue po.f
notes and for other purposes it being the
special order of the day for IL o'clock.
Mr. Farrar moved to lay said bill on IT,
table. ~
The ayes and noes being called for bva
constitutional number of members,
It was resolved in the negative.
Those who voted in the affirmative are,
Messrs. Bell, Carter, Cherry, Coleman,
Cunningham, bearing, Samuel Ellis, Far
rar, Lindsay, James Mckinney, Thomas,
Allen Walker and Warren-ayes Is.
| Those who voted in the negative are.
Mr. Speaker, Messrs. Adams, Armat. Au-
gustus, Barnes, Bayley, ALBERT GALA.
TIN BROWN, OF COPIAH. Buckner.
Bugs, Chambliss, Coffee, Dale, Dodd. Dam.
lap, DUR, James Ellis, Filler, Fox. Frvaf.
Fulton, Green, Jayne, King, Kyle, Leioh.
ton, David Mckinney, Middleton. NichoI.
son, Henry Phillips, James Phillips. Pickett
Ragan, Ramsey, F. II. Walker, WeekA
Wilson, Wright, Stewart, Williams, Hay;s
and Hoopes-nays4l."
From the preceding transcript it will be
seen that Gen. Brown voted AGAINST
laying Il on the table. Again we copy from
the Journals.
"The bill was then put upon it's passage,
and the ayes and noes being called for by
constitutional number of members: and the
question bsng taken thereon,
The bill ives passed by its tide.
Those who voted in the affirmative are, Mr.
Speaker, Messrs Adams, Armat, Augustus,
Bayley, ALBERT GALLATIN BROWN,
OF COPIAH, Bugs, Chambliss, Coffee,
Dale, Dodd, Dunlap, Durr, James Ellis, Far
rar, Filler, Fox, Fryar, Fulton, Green,
Hopes, jayne, King, Leighton, Middleton,
Nicholson, Henry Phillips, Pocket, Ram.
sey, F. H. Walker, Weeks, Wilson, Wright,
Williams and Stewart--ayes IS.
Those who voted in the negative are,
Messrs Barnes, Bell, Buckner, Carter, Cher
ry, Coleman Cunningham, bearing, SAM
uel Ellis, Havis, Kyle, Lindsay, D. M'Kin-
ney, Jas. Mckinney, Raglan, Thomas, Allen
Walker and Warren-nays IT,"
The preceding is an exact transcript from
the Journal Of the House Of Representatives
at the called session Of 1897, and any per-
son who may wish to- refer to the Journal
will find it on pages 81 and 66, precisely as
we have stated It. What do the citizens Of
Vicksburg think Of this brasca faced loco
foco orator nowf What his friends, those
who applauded him 90 loudly on Monday
last think Of the man who can get up andin
the most solemn and emphatic manner de-
clare what he KNOWS TO BE UNTRUEf
We appeal to all parties, to the honorable
and high minded, to say if such man Is
fit representative for the gallant and chival-
rous State Of Mississippil We cast aside
all party considerations and address our.
selves to the manly and the independent,
those who love TRUTH and honesty, and
who despise FALSEHOOD and dissimula-
ton. To such Of ill parties Ne address
ourselE Weask them 70 say MA. G. Blown
10 = Ct Representative of 1kesf We al
them, We ask eoay koaest man II he con-
munity If he can with such dsnusa1 moot
before his eyes ca his vote for a. G.
Brownf Hero Stands do sce. here eaan3a
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