Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-11-05


Tho nyes and noes being called for by /
constitutional number Of members.
Il was resolved in the aegatiUe.
:, ihose who voted in the affirmative are.
Messrs. Bell, Carter, Cherry. Coleman,
cunningham, bearing, Samuel Ellis, Far
raj Lindsay, James Mckinney, Thomas,
Allen Walker and Watron-ayes l3.
Those who voted in the negative are
Mr. Speaker, Mcssrs. Adams, ,Arma'. Au.
gustus, Barnes, Baylay, ALBERT GAL.
LATIN BROWN, OF COPIAH,. Buck.
ner, Bueg, Cha.nblss, Coffee, Dale, Dodd,
Dunlap, DUR, james Ellis, Filter, Fox,
Fryar, Fulton, Green, Jayne, King, Kylo.
Leighton, David M'Kinney, Middleton.
Nicholson, Henry Phillips, James Phillips,
Pickett, Raglan, Ramsey, +. II. Walker.
Weeks, Wilson, Wright, Stewart, viii.
Hams, Havis and Hoopes-navs Al"
From the preceding transcript il will be
seen that GenI. Brown voted AGAINST
laying il on The table. Again we copy
from the journals:
The bIll was then put upon its passage,
and the ayes and noes being called for by
constitutional number Of members, and
the question beng taken thereon,
The bill passed by It's title.
Those who voted in the affirmativeare
Mr.. Speaker, Messrs. Adams, Armat,;Au
gustus, Bayley, ALBERT-GALLATIN
BROWN, OF COP1AH, Bugg, Cham
bliss, Coffee, Dale, Dodd, Dunlap, Durr
James Ellis, Farrar, Filter, Fox, Fryar
Fulton, Green, Hopes, Jayne, King
Leighton, Middleton, Nicholson, Hear
Phillips, Pickett, Ramsey, F. II. Walker
Weeks, Wilson, Wright, Williams an
Stewart-ayes SO.
Those who voted in tho negative ar
Messrs. Barnes, Bell Buckner, Cartel
Cherry, Coleman, Cunningham, bearing
Samuel Ellis, Havis, X lie, Lindsay, d
Mckinney, James Mckinney, Ragar
Thomas, Allen Walker and Warren
nays 49,"
The preceding is an exact transcript @
the Journal Of the House of Representa-
tiyes at the called session Of 1887, an
any person who may wish to refer to tn
Journal will find it on pages 81 and 6s
precisely as we have stated it.. What d
the citizens of Vlcksburg think of thi
b5azen faced loco foco orator now? VIVA
do his friends, those who appauded him S
loudly On Monday last think of the ma
who can get up and in the most soem
and emphatic manner declare what
KNOWS TO BE UNTRUE? We an
peal TO all parties, TO the honorable hig
minded, to say if such man is a fit re
preventative for the gallant and chivarou
State of Mississippi? We cast aside a
party considerations and address ourselye
60 the manly and the Independent, ihos
who love TRUTH and honesty, and win
despise FALSEHOOD and DISSEMINATION
To such Of all parties we address oursell
We ask them TO say if A. G.. Brown is
fit representative Of them? We ask them
we ask every honest man in the communi
~ ifhe can with such ddmniag proof be
fore his eye cast his vote for A e. Brown
Here stands the fact, here stands the evi
dence ofhiS reckless disregard ofruth an
here it shall stand, we will publish it ono
a week until we bura it into his braze
forehead. There is no Browa of Lauder
dale this time that he can make a soap
goat Of We have nailed him to the coun
ter, and he may twist and turn, and bus
ter as much as he likes, but it will ava
him nothing. Truth is omnipolent an
public justice certain"