The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-07
CANTON. MISSISSIPPI, DECEMBER I, 1850

OF Hon. Ii. s. FL te, anl apr wing the course
ofthe rest ofthe delegaaon.
MIR Kinds moved that the rules be suspended
and The resolution read a second time 'ad'Pisd'
Mr. Iinds moved that the rules be 'urther
suspended and her solution read third time
aud PVT Upon its passage; adopted
Mr Ford moved to amend, by wny OF ryde''
that the Governor be requested TO furnish each
Of our Senators and Representatives a cc'tlhed
lis, Of the yeas and nays by which the resoln-
lion was adopted.
Mr. Kinds said thai tie ryder would have TO
be read lhree several times, and thus he hill
might be defeated. lie did not wish to see the
bill.thus defeated. He mesedlo lay.he FgdeFi
on the table.
| Mr. Brooks had no objection TO the ryder,
and hoped the gentleman from llawamba would
Withdraw his motion. There was disposition
on the part Of the House to suspend the rules
Mr. Kinds withdrew his motion.
Mr. Gatlin desired to know the object OF the
gentleman off ring the ryder lie did not care
about his name going out to the world, nor
did he think any other memberwould have tue
least objection, but he could not see The reason
for the ryder.
Mr. Ford explained his views. lie desired
that the position Of those who supported The
resolutions as well as those who opposed them,
might he rtghtlully understood by tho Senator
censured, and those Of the delegation, approved
by the resolutions.
The ryder was read three times and adopted
Mr. Stewatt OF Wilkinson moved the Sd0p-
ton Of the TO lowing, as a ryder;
That although majority Of this Legislature
does not appr1Va Of the course paroned by The
; Hon. II. S. Foote IN The United Suites Senate
= upon the measures Of justment, we accH'
> to him honesty Of purpose, aud an unmiSiakea
Bile love and vercraton for the Union
: Mr. Estelle SAID he did not wish 10 magnif.
'' the acs ot a public servant of this State 8
much as 10 accord TO him honesty or dishonest
Of purpose. Ilo moved to lay the ryder ON tn
table.
- The ryder was aid on the table bv yeas 5
,r and nays 81
u Mr. Ashe ofTyred the following By way Q
ryder;
=" Be it further resolved, That his excelIenc
- aso furnish copy oi the amendments oliere
- and reaortod on the passage Of said resolution
> tonelher with iisI OF the yeas AMI nays iher'
on.
We Mr. suratt moved to lay the amendment Q
ne the table; adopted.
iol The Senate resolution and ryder were the
OF put upon their passage.
n The Chair said he would not have voted +
~ the ryder, but as it is now attached to the res
luton, he would record his vote IN Iayor ot
The cas- and nays being taken, the resol
Iu- ton and ryder were adopted, by yens 81 al
10 NAYS 35.
Ia Mr. Slarke said tha, the manner in which 1
'tn amendment OF the gentleman from Wilkins
ed, had been acleG upon by The House, convey
ors dtlect personal Insult to Senator Foole.
es- desired that the mover might be permitted
iys withdraw it,
oi Mr. Berry said that il the gentlemen "
were in favor of the amendment desired
vas withdraw il , he would vote in favor OF sHsper
inp the rules, to enable them to do 81. /
''''' insult was Id the attcmp! u accord honesty
: purpose to Mr. F oe before it had been brouG
ote into question NJ one had any desire TO |
Inc peach the private motives of the senator.
en' Mr. S,arke sad there was nothing In the
avs ton of parry character. The geniIen
ohS seemed to suppose that The nets OF menl6
o'- opposed to The resolutions proceeded II
mere party considerations. lie denied t
ape such was the case. His proposition he regO
9cts ed as mere act of justice to Senator Foot'
aP' Nj Stewart said he offered tn ryder with
consulting any or the members. lie dccl
" Withdrawing it.
mas Mr. Duu said that he had reference to
~ public acts of Senator FdoIe in giving his v
'ole The private character of Senator FOote ne
10 Tor a moment entered into his views.
'"o' Mr. Young did not wish that imPpla
" should rest Upon any portion Of this House
lup' seeking to do lnjnsdce to Senator FQo'e,
'ha' ne urged therefore that the 'ouse woald uo
m,usly consent to a v ilhdrOwal Of the res
~ tions.
o O0 Mr. Blythe said that he did not believe
Senator Foote was. dishones',''or was wan
lNe" in patriotism, but that he hal been seduct
iu'o his acts by the bl'ndishmen's Of power
80 station.
''"g Mr. Stewart said that he would consc
/ withdraw the ryder by the unanimous cor
'''N of the House.
Wps Mr. MotcaIt was opposed 70 any wlihdt
t He had never said anything against the pr
Character OF Senator Fuotc.
wen Mr. A dams moved that the House re
sage. ;,,...I( H., comm,,tee Of the whole npol
'fes'' convention bill aad amendments, Mr. Star
'"'"' the chair.