The true Democrat., 1856-11-11

the election for Governor, were upon the sn., CTS table. speak
 MT. Jackson offered tho following resolrs
 Resol,ed, That the clerk of the Honsa OH' cure as soon as practicable, the printing of @ a0. copies of the Governors message, together 1;S o the accompanying documents, and 2,OOO v;n s@ out them, for the use of the House. and Hl' s the printer shall be paid at the same rates n .l3 are paid for executing the public printipo nnS 1& contract hereafter to be entered into. "Det
 MT. Oates moved to amend said resolution, 5000 copies instead of 2,OOO-wbG amendment was accepted, and said resoluto' as amended, was adopted.
 Sundry notices were given that several br would hereafter be introduced
 Mr. Beale moved that the House do nov. into the election of chaplain.
 Upon which motion, Mir. Trotter c,N for the ayes and nays. The call was susain' and the roll called-44 voting in the affr, tve and "A in the negative So the mot o go into the election of chaplin prevailed
 NIT. w. w. Lee was elected chaplain bvs votes. |A
 MT. Johnson offered the following resoluso,
 Be 't resolued, That we have beheld ws pain and regret, the association of religion us politics, thus bringing the benign and bol' huehce ol the Prince of Peace in alliance ws the power of mammon, in direct contradics. to the declaration, Eye cannot serve two m, ters;;" exertlng most unwholesome infna.' upon the cause of religion, and striking q ba, at the liberty of conscience; thereby subservS, the cause of inidelity. We therefore decla1t our dlsapprobation of any and all interfersna on the part of the clergy in politics, herebv d. clarlng that sincere regard for the prinr;rI1 Of the Bible, is the prompting motive n moIf;a Ilfa this declaration. - "iaAin
 MT Lowry moved to lay the resolution q, the table, which motion was lost.
 MT. Graves moved the resolution be refa,,.i to select committee of three; which moth, was carried.
 Mr. Speaker appointed Messrs. Graves, La oi Dallas, and Lowry, said committee.
 Sundry notices were given that bills woul be introduced at some future day.
 The following message was received fro the Senate, by the hands of the Secretary:
 MT. Speaker, l am instructed to inform yon honorable body that the Senate have concnr,. In the joint resolution of the House of Rem sentatlves, to create committee on joint rule which IS herewith returned.
 The committee on the part of the Senate. s Messrs. Stlrman, Totten and Floyd.
 am also instructed to inform your honor ble body, that the Senate have concurred in fl Jolnt resolution of the House of Represenn tlVes, to meet in the representative hail on Fr day, the .th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. M, for th purpose of counting the votes for Governor.
 J, D. KIMBLE,
 n .,, Sec'y Cf Senate
 Mr. Hill of Perry, presented the memorialc Jesse Witt, of Van Buren county, contestir, the election of the Hon. Gilbert Cottereu in slttlng member from said county. and move the reference of said memorial, together vii the papers in the same case, laid before th House by the speaker this morning. and wbic had been laid upon the table for the present select committee of five which motion wa adopted
 MT. Beale offered the following resolution
 ResolUed, That committee of three be ar. pointed to wait upon the chaplain, and inforr nm ot his election, and invite his attendane
 Mr. Bunch offered the following resolution,
 Resolved, That so much of the Goyerpot message as relates to banks, be referred to ii 0"iiiii0VoO oII OduhS, was aQODteQ.
 Mr. Graves gave notice that ou Monday pey he would introduce bill to exempt coto factories that may be erected in this State fror taxation for the next ten years.
 Mir. Lea of Dallas, offered the followipcr resf lution:
 ResoIvel, That so much of the Governor message as relates to the Penitentiary be refe red to the committee on the Penitentiarv- which was adopted
 Mir. Edmundson of Sebastian. offered tbe f owing resolution:
 hesotued, That the Secretary of State be r luested to furnish five of Langtree's maps f ,he information of this House.
 On motion of MT Lea, of Dallas the Hom until tomorrow morninc
 Friday, .Nov. 7th, 1856
 The House met pursuant to adjournment
 The speaker announced that petitions fro counties were in order.
 MT. Ross presented petition from sund ,ltzens of Chicot county, praying the passg of an act to authorize the Auditor of Pub accounts to refund to the common school con mlssloners of said county, certain school fur2 erroneously paid to the treasurer, which Eg read.
 And on motion of Mr. Ross the petitolq gether with some accompanying documeaa were referred to the committee on the ipl ciary. Mr. James, from Jefferson, appeared. preser ed his certificate of election And was sworn he Hon. T. B. Hanly and took his seat.
 The speaker announced that resolutionsws n order
 Mr. Harding offered the following resOl ion:
 Resotvea, That the page elected to this Hou De paid the sum of three dollars Der day ms services; which, on motion of Mir. Oates adopted.
 Rules were adopted for the government. the House and the intercourse of then Houses
 The Senate appeared to count the votest Governor, which was accordingly done.
 On motion of Mir. Oates, the House took recess until o'clock, P. N.
 ,u ? o'clock, P
 The House convened
 Mr. Gibson was called to tbe chair
 Divers notices were given.
 Mir. Pettigrew asked and obtained leave introduce bill to be entitled "An act to 'ent negroes travelling without written or rom theIr owners or overseers, which was rs ! first time.
 J MT MT, oates moved that the rules be suspeI 'o ana the olll read a second time by its t
 Mir. Pettigrew moved that the bill be ref GU y. 'o seiect committee of three, which ion prevailed
 Mir. speaker pro tenn, appointed Messrs Ps igrew, Barker and Oates saiA committed. MT. Graves offered the following resO ion: heSotved, That a committee of five on thep # the House be appointed. in continuation VI