The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-19

~ ZEN ked ihal hoped h6 eonlleman
aula .hdNNais notion reject and AZ
|eas erva hs coarcsie lha House,
and uc Jump f arl move The rejection Of
q measuIt before las member introducing Il
had iine 10 ODE, Az reasons for ils miro
lucIion
Ams ago from he Gofernor. aasG
ceiped Though IS private secretary, Mr
Young.
NE orders fac day were then called
ioI and gentleman claiming The d. or was
about % proceed when Ar. Lea novel q
suspension 90 lhe rule il order thar the
communication IS iia oxcellency, The Cow
ernor, mich Sc called from tho table; be
thought The House should have respecten-l
.ongh lur lae Governor, q take up bis cons
mnncaiion. fha motion % suspend pre-
vailed end The message was read and refer
red % the committee on internal improve
menis.
a resolution was offered 70 aulhorise the
printing Of 1000 copies Of tie Governors
message. BE larnegan considered il an
unnecessary expense, inasmuch as i would
be printed 10 all tho papers ln the state.
ed % wait upon bic Excellency 10 obtain
caPy Of bis inaugural address, reported 10
The House, which was adapted.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Jan. 70.
The Senate again cleared iis desk OF the
busidess before il at an early hour.
The President Of tie Senate signed che
following bills, viz. "A bin 10 incorporate the
Humane and Bsnevoent Society oIVicks-
burg, with an Orphans Asgi0m attached.
A bill 70 authorize the Board OF Police o.
Carroll county. 10 levy special.lax.
And several other local bills. The orders
nf the day were then taken up; Mr.. Dnpree
introduced Till. 10 be entitled an act to
abolish The Office Of Assessor Of Texas in this
STATE, which was read a second time and
lfnaie the order Of she day for Monday. This
bill provides that the Justices ct the Peace
u each in each beat shall be the assessor
Il prescrbea compensation. &c. &c.
Blr. Montgomery introduced resolution,
providing that no claim against this STATE
should be acted on BY the Senate after the
FIRST day of February next, except such ex-
penses az may be incurred BY the present
session thereafter.
Mr.. Ives, gave notice that he would Oh
Il "Wednesday next, introduces . bill 20 reduce
the per diem pay o. members of the Legis-
latuFe, and also a bin 70 TAX Attorneys who
practice ia the United States Court
Mr.. Tilman moved 10 reconsider the vote
takea yesterday upon bin prescribing the
mode Of proceeding in Divorces in alamo;
amer lengthy discussion, Mr.. Keen moved
that the bin Indefinitely postponed, which
motion prevailed.
"a mortal 10 the President Of the United
Siales, in relation 70 A.. g. Beaslegs now .
prisoner in Mexico was adopted.
IL A bill 40 be entitled an act 10 extend the
remedy in Attachments and Gnarnishments
was passed.
The. Sen ts resolved itself into commi:tet
Of the v hole, Mr. Fox ia the Chair, upon
: Oil entitled an act 10 amend an ACT TO regu-
: lase the SAFES Of Merchandise. &c.
D Mr.. Adams, amended by striking cut thl
iFBilascIion, which was adoptsd; Mr.. Mar
. lhews moved that the committees now Fisi
! and rePorl the bill &c amended which Ipotiol
wac adopted.
The queslton then being, shall the repor
OF the 0nniittee be agreed 10, was deeides
! in tie aiimative.
7 There being no other business before n,
Senate, on motion Of Mr.. Fox, il adjournsl
n 10 Monday. SEQ
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
n The House met pursuant 10 an adjourn
d ment, and the journals being read she ClerI
/. proceeded 70 call Of The cohntes.
Mr. Harris, % Copiah, introduced the pc
] ltition Of several citizaAs Of CopiAh county
Z praying thai the Legislature pass resolution
70 iHUiie Choctaw Graves, 70 return 10 thi
! State unmoleSied.
o Dir. Brown, Of Coahoma, moved 50 amen,
g bysFiking outlhe word inviie, that he though
e il was enough 70 permit rascals to return &
this Stale without inviting them.
I'll Mr.. Baliour inquired Of The most speedy mod
OF getting that petition oul oil he House the Re
y ply was BY motion 10 reJeet.
s. mr.. Alies asked the gentleman 20 wlihdral
,, his motion eject Cor 70 instruct, which Be
3 ing granted, Mr.. Miles remarked fhaf he agree
with the gentleman FROM Coah0ma: that he shout
not Be invited 10 return, bar a some WoFfhy cit
lzens oi ihis State were sscuuiiGaon bis bond,
2 might be we'll enough % permit him g return.
8 Mr. Baliourrenewed hig moiionto reject Whic
prevailed.
Nr. Ayres, chairman Of tie COMMITTEES 90 Pro
3 positions and Grievances, made several fepori
+ iherefFom, which Be mossd should Be receive
n end agreed %.
The standing COMMITTEES 81 Propositions an
Ionttnncse reported upon tafous measures refer
red % Them, which were rsesiFtd and agreed /,
p Ms. cooper from select coumiltee On som
8 petitions % Pr'fpi- hatnre ported balls on p
sdme
The house lbsn Proceeded b Tie ofdsTs BE- th
2 day. and after lengthy dieenssion, ndlonrne
!, until Monday o'clock
THE reputation b MonAttl HE censn
orlasl wear. % ooo IS orr g 900 81
q EneI'ei Irief tnd scoch end iheif deecen
. dart. and 1000 sfe French canaaiane.
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