The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19
Second DAY.

TrYSn,v Oct. 18th, 1865.

] TUESDAY, Oct. l1th, 1900
Senate met-by MIR. Cain, Resolved
That the clergy of this city be most re
tpectfully invited to open the morning
sessions of the Senate by invoking tht
oiesslngsof Beity.upon i.s deAoerAuon'
ana the country-adopted.
i@s@-by. Mr. Ming. Resolved. Bf the senate
the house concurlng) that J1lnt com
mlttee s'Omposed OF 4hree on the part o.
;he SSpAte and = on the part OF the
| Holse be Appointed, whose duty u shsl
l oeatnIake Into consideration the puollC
Lprlntlng.apd the expediency OF abollshing
ktiIo eEire OF State Printer, and The pro
curing OF the public printing 10 Osi done
| by c'utract and TO report by bill or 9th
erwise- adopted. baa
by Mr.. Lowry, Resolved, That Messrs.
Hudson, Gsoie and HemmmgWay, who
! were appointed by the late Convention as
comrnltteeNto suggest to this LegIsla-
lturetuch changes OF our laws and sucii
new legislation as In their Judgment was
rendered necessary by reason of the
amend nents to the Coastitutlon adopted
by Lie Convention, be req lested TO make
their report TO thus body aud also be IN
| tited 10 cake seats witnin the bar ana
participate il they desire, in the debates
Sou ching The same. N
Mr.. Lyle offered an amendment to the
said resolution, which was adopted, to
wit: amend by striking out all of said
resolution after the word bar The Res.
oiution was adopted as amended. q II z
~ HOUSE. .s- ess.ss
f. House met pursuant to adjournment.
Journal of yesterday read and ap
proved .rIAJ~f 7tt46t sU g i7i
The following members not present
yesterday, presented their credential,
and took the oath of office. .r--- &.
W. X. .EAsterling, of Rankin county;
DAR,L,A Cameron, o: Warren county
Giles NJ. HiIlyer, City iof Natchez; Jas.
III. Blanchard, of Adams county; Jas
N. Bow len, ofsN Nesheba county.>
Mr.. D oone OF Tlshomingo offered the
followln resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, By the Legislature of the
State OF Mississippi, That the flag of the
United States be raised upon the Capitol.
Of the State, and a committee of fYe on
the part of the House and - on the
part OF the Senate be appointed to carry
into effect the above resolution.
I'd. Resolved, Thar the Keeper of the
Capitol cause the said hAg TO be raised
every ulorpipg during thesession of the !
Legislature. e = rsH S.
the Speake.. announced as the commit
tee on the part Of the House, Messrs
Boone, Dnf, Hill, Steel and Hudson. L p
.iFhe following message was received
from the Senate: od~ -slrsg oi ii s%oH n7z
Mr. Speaker-The Senate has adopted
the following joint resolu ion, in which
The Goncurrence Of the House is desired,
'e1s@, Rssoly yed.. e,,.bs3 ssaGa. abe House
conchrri ing,l shat Joint committee, com !
posed OF three on the part Of tte OSeAxte !
and = on the part Of the House, be |
whoseduty it shall be to take !
INTO consideration the public printing and
shs expediency OF isboiishing tbs office OF !
state Printer, and the procuring of the
public prlnilng 10 be- done by contract
md 70 reportty bill or otherwise. o d1ITj
> M@ssrs. King, Martin and Wilson, werr
'ppolnlfd Hseald committee on the part
If >the-Senate: . e. ag.e soo7i
The Senate message being taken up,
MI. III hbauve moyed that the House do
Iot concur in the same.
mir Surratt moved that the House do
4ncur 10 the Senate resolution, which
notion was iost1 IIi3HIr. T0I-IlEt /
The resoutionof the Senate was there |
ore not iconcurred in. r,r
3TheI following message was received
rom the Senate: d9r I-19.oi. ~ .sr5.f I. Il
MrSpeaker The Senate has concurred
q the resolution of the House providing
oF lhe election ofState Printer, Sergeant 4
{ Arms, &c. With the following amend H.
asn!s oatsr ip !, which VIII the House is asked to
= ,,tss:. {" Amend by striking out the words
Tuesday the 17th inst, and insert in II
eucthefeof the words "W ednesday the
9Th inst" a'ss75s, s7f7Fs1.sp tesfa ts3TH *
End. Amend by striking out the .
ords 'Iiberiaa" and insert in lieu there Es
{, the words keeper of the Capitol"
The Sknate message being taken up,
Mr.. Sarrats aloyed that the House dol !
'nelfr &c inthe same. aI9IAH4 II
Which motion was lost kr,q.rt,r y
Mr, Morphis moved Reconsideration
the vpSe. by which the Senate amend
lruts were rejected. ra.s sc .g3,s.osg Y
The motion prevailing. Mr. Irby moved
lie cordurrence of House in the Senate
nendments, which was adopted. q
OInaoti1n OF Mr.. Seal, OF Hancock, the ~
ouse) adjourned until to.morrow 10 o
clock. 7e'.t1 eifo7E 7agM y