The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-09
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
SENATE JoURNAL
TWENTYEl Fl DAY.
NIGHT SESSION.
Tuesday EVENING, 7 O'Clock, Nov. 9th.

Tuesday EVENING, o'clock, Nov. 9th.
Senate met and resumed the consider
alton of the subject before them when
they adjourned.
The amendment of Mr.. Wolff, striking ,
out .s:our thousand" and inserting Two |
thousand" which had been adopted, was
reconsit.ered.
Mr.. King moved to reject said amend
ment. Upon which he called the Prev
ous..question.
The previous question was sustained.
The amendment was then rejected py
the following vote:
Yeas-Mr President, Messrs. Hawkins
Hooker. King, Leachman, Long. Lyle
Lvles, McCargo, Montgomery. Stevens
Stone, SIett, Taylor and Ierger-lo.
Brown. Land, Martin, Miller, Robertson,
Smith, Wilson and Wolff-l0
Mr.. Hooker moved to strike out 'four |
| thousand" and insert "two thousand:
| Upon which he called the previous
/ question. which was sustained.
The amendment was then adopted ey
tho following vote.
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson, Bintord
| Brown, Hooker, Land. Lowry, Lyle. Mar
lin, McCargo, Miller, Montgomery, Rob.
inson, Stephens, Stone, Wilson and Woln
l-l6.
Na,s-Mr President, Messrs. Hawkins,
King, Leachman, Lyles, Smith, Sweet
rayior aud Yerger-9.
Mr.. Taylor offered the following amend
, ment.
Amend by additional section.
Be it further enacted, that 10 mixed
blood of the white or negro race shall be
classified or educated in the common
schools of this state.
The President declared the amendment
out of our.
: Mr. Taylor appealed from the decision
y President.
& The decision of the Chair was sustained
II by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs Anderson, Binford
= Brown, Hawkins, Hooker, King, Land
IS Leachman, Lowry, Lyle, Lyles, Martin
D. McCargo, Miller, Montgomery, Robinson
;s Smith Stephens, Stone, Sweet, Volt anc
Yerger-23.
> Nays-Mr. Taylor.
d. Mr. Martin offered the foIlowin,
N amendment, which was on motion OF Mr.
;o Lyles, laid on the table, to wit:
Amend by inserting at the close OF las
, section
ii Provided, that the salary of the Super
C intendAnt, as provided for in this act
r, shall be paid out of the common schoc
fund Of the state only.
Nv Mr.. Lyles moved to suspend the Tul
et with the view of putting the bill on II
at third read Dg, which was lost.
its Mr. Land moved to indefinitely pos
: pone the bill, which motion was lost, b
y the following vote:
he Yeas-Mtssfs. Anderson, Bintort
Land, Martin, Robinson, Smith and WI
ng sons.
-, Nays-Mr. President, Messrs- Hawkin
'n' Hooker, King. Leachman, Long Lyl
ATE Lyies, McCargo, Mont gomery, Stephen
ar Stone, Sweet, Taylor Wolff and Ierg
rm IL.
- -, Oo motion Of Mr.. Wilson, the vote +
fusing to pass the bill to its third readli
0n was re considered.
.sts The question then REQUIRED on the m
al ton of Mr.. Lyles to suspend the rul
a.. that the bill be read the third time.
~ Pending which, the Senate ADJOURN
dls- till 9 O'Clock to morrow morning.
ned
vail WEDNESDAY, Nov. 8, 1868.
rtv Senate met,
PRAYER by Rev Mr. Hunter.
Mr.. jackson asked for and obtain
axis leave of absence for Mr.. Lyles.
1t Mr.. Hooker, from the joint select CO
.;vil mittee on Freedmen, reported bull {
=, titled "An act to amend the Vagra
'i,- laws OF this State"
otic Which was considered in committee
the the whole Senate, Mr.. Hooker In I
thai chair. and sundry amendments W.
adopted and the bill reported back to
Senate aud the same passed as amend
lter' Mr. Hooker. from the same commit
the reported bill entitled IAN act to re
e. late the relation OF master ana appr
,;on tice, as relates to freedmen, free negr
and mulattoes,
airy Which was considered in committee
ven she VIII ole, Mr.. Lowry in the chair.
stain some amendments were adopled anu
bill was reported back to the Senate ;
W. the amendments recommended W
WIN adopted
Drity Mr.. Hawkins offered the follow
de- amendment:
49,, Amend by striking out after the W
1"', sickness" in the End section,
ana words ITO teach or cause to be taugh
e to Which was lost by the following W
with Yeas-Mr. President Messrs Dune
Haw kins jackson, Mosely, Smith, Ste
ems, Stone, Surratt, Taylor, Wolff
Yerger-l2.
Nays-Messrs. Anderson, Binf
that Brown, Cain, Hooker, King, Ii
) for Leachman, Lowry, Lyles, Marun, Nc
blish go, Miller, Monteomery' Napier n0
son and Wllson-l7.
5 a. Mr.. Mosby offered the follow
1907 amendment, which was on motion OF
Lowry, laid on the table:
% The Amend I'd section after the W
,,ron- "fGeen years DID," by inserting
Of he words, provided that such instruc
shall be impaired by the master
Rer- mistress of such apprentice aad ia
.;ca in case shall SUCH freed apprentice be
7ouses mitted as a pupil in any of the com
"a he or collegiate schools of this State
sew On motion of Mr.. Hooker, the
Con- passed. 80.
which Mr.. Cain introduced bill entitled
said act to amend chapter thirteen OF
,tents Revised Code, relative to the lnsutl
con. of the blind, which was referred to
Judiciary committee.
avery Mr. Taylor, from a select commute
as a whom had been referred a Senate
party for the relief of the Sheriff OF Tlsho
shall 20 county and a substitute for the s
any reported that joint committee OF th'
Houses have the same subject o'
er to them, and have prepared bill the
, leg and ask to be discharged from III