The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-02-05

UT Is OF the Legislature favorable 10 the paymel
Of the Planters Bank Bonds, held in lho Rel
rssentatives' Hail, on Saturday evening, JAM
at airy Goth, l84S, pursuant to public notice.
h The Hon, R. Fl Boone Of The Senate. wa
'h ealledtO the Chair, and Mr. James M. Chiles q
a Rankin, and Benz. E. Dill, Of Lafayette, wsr
or appointed Secretaries
ne The Court explained the object Of the meet
ing to be for an expression of opinion in regar,
TO the payment Of the Plspterss' Bank Bonds
to Of this State.
The rolls Of the two bouses Of the Legisla.
le ture were called, when the following gentle.
men answered to their names:
Senators-Lipscomb, AlcOra, Boone, Brad.
ford, Cannon, Garter, Davis, Graz, Green, Guion
Harrison, Lake, McA fee, Price, Pegues, Pettus,
Ramsey, Singleton, Sharpe, Stewart, and Will
7 bourne
Representatiees-M Speaker McRaa,A abbot,
Anderson, Arnold, Bond, Brooke, Brown. By-
nnm, Byrn, Campbell Of franklin, Carroll
Catchings, Clayton, Cleveland, Collier. Cor
mel, Cox, Cushnlan, Cyperr, Dampier, Dilwortb
Duke, Ellis, FoOte Of NOxube, Ford, Force
ForstOn, Garrett, Gatlin, Godfrey, Hall, Hamer,
Harrington. Henry, Hill Hogue, Houston. Hds,
hurst Johnston, Lynch, Mason, McAAee,
Mcinni'' McLarin, Moore, Myers. Nailoy'
Nash, Nicely, Neil, Noble, Philips, Raw. saund''
eFs' Slmrall, Smith, Steele, steger Stewart. 81.
ra''' Thomas Of Marshall, Torrey, TouIme.
Irlgg, Wall, Weathersey, Weir. Yves, ~
Holmes, White, Whitfield, Whitmore Williams
Wilson, Woodbridge and Yerger.
On motion Of Dilworth, the members wbo
were ABSENT and favorable to the payment Of
the bonds, were permitted to be represented T.
proxy.
MT. Lipscomb offered the following.
I'VE the members Of the Legislature Of tba
0tate q Mississippi, conceiving the characte,
q the State we have the honor to represen, i
DC deeply involved in the question, whether
me bonds Of the State, issued for the purpose &C
taking stock in the Planters Bank, shall be paid
or not, do
he'ofee, lst. That the State is bound BY ev-
cry consideration Of good faith, Justice, and
honor, to pay these bonds.
I'd Re'OiVcd, That we will, both as the rep
Of the people, and as citizens, use
all lawful and honorable means for the accom-.
Plishment Of the above object.
81, RcsOlUed, That we hold ourselves under
obligations to make immediate provision, BY
plan ola financial character, BY which
the above bonds may certainly be paid, SO as 10
preserve the faith Of the State i~nvioIate.
These were adopted by yeas and noes as fol-
ows:
Those voting forthe adoption, are, Senators,
Mr. President Lipscomb, Messrs. Alcorn. :
Boone Cannon, Carter, Gray, Greer, Guion, Har- !
rison, Lake, McAtfee, Price, Pegnes, Pettus,
Singleton, Sharp, Stewart and viii :
bourne 10. :
Mr.. Bradford Of Senate, MOI. !
Representatives voting for the adoption. are, :
Mr., Speaker McRae, Messrs. Abbott, Alder i
son., Arnold, Bond, Brooke Brown, Bynum, i
Byrn, Campbell, Of franklin, Carroll, Catch n
ng, Clayton, Cleveland, Collier, Cornell, God \
rev. Hall, Hamer, Harrington, Henry, Hill, u
1Ogue, Houston, HUE, Hurst, Johnston, Lynch, v
Mason, McAfeo, McInnis, McClarin, Moore Fl
Myers, Nailor, Nash, Nicely, Neil, Noble, Phil
Fps, Ray, Saunders, s%iinrell, Smith, steble, Ii
stewart,yscOtt, Thomas, of Marshall, il
Trigg, Wall, West of Holmes, White, n
Whitfield, WhitmOre, Williams, Wilson and v
Eerger-7O. .
Representatives in the negative, Messrs, al
Duke, TOrrey and Weathersby. d
Those voting by proxy, are; tt