The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06
MISSISSIPPI IEG1sIATURF
SENATE JOURNAL.
FoRTYFoURTH DAY.
TUESDAY, Dec. S, 1865.
Senate met.

Senate met.
aolnR OF the journal and regular
o"ITrs OF the day were suspended.
or Douse resolution to take recess from
"son nesday until July next was taken ur
ano on motion of Mr. Wilson a substitute
sIereIor was adopted, providing for an
1uJournment sine die at 9 O'Clock A. NJ
on tomorrow the 9th inst.
Inc Senate agreed to the appointment
| oI a committee of conferences AZ asked
1or oy the House on the disagreeipe vote
OF tne two Houses on Senate amend
nents to House report and resolutions
reIatiVe to the appo. .tionment of a del
egation TO Washington.
9. Messrs. Wilson, Martin. McCargo
otone and Swett were appointed as a
oo1ntnittee I'D on the part of the Senate.
@r oeal from the committee on State
1uu 1 Feo raj relations reported back res
uLlons referred to them relative to the
lresloent OF the United States and asked
GRAFTON of the same.
Inc report was received and agreed tn |
Mr SWEET reported sundry bills cor.
rectly enrolled.
The Governor returned to the San.ta
with his disapproval Senate bill ent;~
tieo an act te regulate the practice in
certain cases in the courts of law and
equity IN this State
Pc following are !: ~ objections
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
To the Senate
herewith return bill to be entitled '
Q act 10 regulate the practice in certain G
Hses In the courts oflaw and equity IN
n1S Is, state with my disapproval.
me oth sectlo enacts that judgments r
nd DEGREES heretofore rendered shaII n
OF bear any interest from and after The q
- OF TINS act, and that judgments p
- aecrees rendered after the passage
TINS act shall not bear INV ;ptorast m
divided that this section apnlies onI% ar
judgments rendered on dahts dr
Tor to the 1st day of Nav 1863 sc
interest is necessary incident tn ~.
lnclpai debt snd enters into the CON tn
ct OF Indebtedness. Prior tn tbo l..
= OF May. 1865, the laws of Mississ;nn; Fl
owed interest on all judgments. which
ne law of the contract for eli =. Sh
'sedness prior to the passage of this
o deny interest after the passage of arr
act lmpairs the Obligation and -
Ha
BENZ. G. HUxPHR1R,,
Governor of Mississippi. COZ COZ
AID bill was reconsidered and nassad
Senate by twe-thirds vote of veas con
nays-6. ye"S O0i1
ouse bill entitled an act to authorize tior
redemption of land sold to This app
for taxes, passed. *
r Wilson from committee on CON tho
nee recommended the adoption of of J
utlons relative to sending q deleoa. A.
TO Washington, &C., &c, vain
port received and agreed to. A,
e senate took from the table the laws
at1te offered by Mr. Lowry on ves1 A,
y Tor House bill entitled an act To savir
eanize the militia of the State and Ar
am passed.
wilson introduced l.the followino Re
a'.1n 4 Whlch was unanimously adop State
solved, That the thanks of the posed
. oe rendered to the Hon. Jno. M the q
nton 1or me able, courteous, impar An
nd dlgnitied manner in which he of CI.
lscharged the high and Responsible Of toi
as the presiding officer of the An
durlng Its present session. of the
49,. fnIns Ln'roouced the following Ponto
tlon which was unanimously adon On
- nH1 o'loc
'lVed, That the thanks of tho
are hereby cordially rendered ~
le and efficient Secratsrr 81 n 70 Ogil
and his assistant secretsrv Virgil,
nson for their prompt and faithf1i Greek
sent session. Sir
TO adjourned until o'clock nm science
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