The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26

.;,hf then the governor Oh w 90" -
;s.ue his proclamation, osciar'ne ~
F.ct and that said article is pa.' U ~.
o,rsti,ution of the state out IL ~ aPpe%S
hat a majority voted against salu al.io
then the secretary of state snai S ~ !,
IN he the duty of the legislature TO
sn s.";La ont said article from the coasu
tuition.
Sec. IV.-It shall be the duty OF 'ne
nresident of this convention ~ o ~
e,teption of sheriffs TO TINS o,ainnn,
The writs of lection when this oo"'e
'io Mr Yeryer of Hinds, moved TO lay
~ ord;nance upou the table; which was
.lo .1Ho;dod in the affirmative by yeas ana
navs called for by Messrs. johnson oi
uS5;,h johnson OF Marshall, ana brown
| as follows TO wit: p:u.
yeas-Mr. President, Messls. b,'iups,
R,ntord, Brandon, Byars, Cason' Ioope'
=" % RANKIN Cooper of Panola, Crum.
cd E GuIiv. Hall, Hamm. HARRISON
Gsm;now.y, p.T Horne, Houston, hurst
Ia.na,;n Johnston of Kinds, Johnson
of fcboctaw. Jones, King, Lewis, Lopef,
Marshall Martin of Adams, Martin OF
Sn,,enwer Matthews, Maury, Montgon
arv McB,ide. Niles, Oven of Iun,ca'
psvton. Pressly. Quiz, Rushing, Sanders
of 4 ITALIA, Sessions, Slmonton' Tioyel'
Sfricklin. Tate, Webb, Wilson, "oolet'
Wvlie, Yerger-5O. u p.owo
Navs-B arr. Galley, Blackwell bro"n'
Carter. Compton, Crawford Cun11anES'
Doris. Dowd, Duncan. Franklin ons'n NJ
er. Gowan, Heard, Hill, Jnhhson Vi -
shall. Johnson of Smith hepneuv' n@
din, Levers. Lindsey, Malone, sio1 p;nas P.,s'
sanders of D-Soto, Spark man, Stan,ey'
f Stone. SWEET, Trotter, Wallace, " al ;
watson. White. Wier, Woodward, 6rli-
fin. Phipps, Potter H
Mr. HARRISON, from the committee OH
state constitution, submitted the follow
: ing report a.
Mr. President The committee &c
vhorn was referred an ordinance 10 re
lation TO changing the eighteenth sect'o"
: Of the 4th article of the constitution
report that they recommend that 'ht
/ same do pass.
D On motion of Mr. Yerger, the repor
r was received and agreed to.
a On his further motion the ordinance
i WAS adopted.
J, The ordinance offered by Mr.. Hudson
4 was adopted. ;,
Mr. REYNOLDS of Tishomingo, called vi
t the resolution instrucliug the commute.
on State constitution to report an orol
e nance extending the jurisdiction OF Jus
tices OF the peace.
e Mr.. johnson of Smith. moved to recon
9 slider the vote by which the report OF sal'
r. committees on this sutJ"ct was agfeeo u
al on a former day.
D. Which motion was decided in TIE +
d. firmative, by yeas and nays, as follows:
to Yeas-Messrs Blackwood Bond, Brown
v Byars, Cason, Cooper of Pamela, Cra"
It. ford, Crnm Cummings, Duncan, HH
a Johnson of Mershall. Kennedy, Lewt n
te Lindsey, Malone, Matthews, M"rph'
PRESLEY, Reynolds, Sanders Of D, Soit
e. Simonton, S;ovor, Sparkman, Stanley
d TATE. Wallace, White, WI+r. Wylie-3l
IN Nays--Mr. President. Messrs. Ban
W. Bailey, B.iIups, Bniord, Brandon, Carte
Comp.on, Cooper of Rankin, Davis, Do
be rvs, Dowd, Franklin, Gather, Gowa'
an Goode, CIR fla, Gnlley, Hall, Pamn
of Harrison, lead, Hemmingway. Horn
Mt H,utton, Hudson. Hurst arnasin. Joai
oi sion OF Smith. Jones, hing, l.amb5ll
d. +. wiz, Iep r, Marshall, Martin OF Adam
eir Martin OF >nnflower. Maurv, Moutgomer
W, MaySon. Mcbride, Niles, Owen of Tunic,
b. Owens of Scott, Peyton, Phipps. P.hte
II Quinn, Re1d. Sanders of At'aia, Session
h. Sone, Srcklin, SWEET. Trotter, Wal
id Watson, Wrbb, Wilson, Woodwar
nd Wcoley and Yerg9r.
he Mr.. Watson o. Marshall, offered tt
following oI dina nee:
oTt Be it ordained by the people OF II
State Of Mississippi in convention aeseI
oil blpd. That the 25th section of article
Ot the State constitution, as far as 1t pr
is hibits an increase Of the compensation
he members OF the legislature from takil
IN effect during the session at which it
so made, be and the same is hereby ST
pended until after the close of the ne
ed session of said body.
is Ga motion of Mr.. Watson. the rn
nd requiring Constitutional am andmer
nd to be referred to the select committee
nd that subject was suspended.
ats Mr.. Hudson moved TO refer the or
ed nance to said committee, which motl
We was lost.
The question was then taken on t.
I'VE adoption of the ordinance offered
tee Mr. WATSON, anc decided in the affir
to alive.
Mr. Barr, of Lafayatte, offered t
he following
amend the 7th section of the 4th
ice ticle of the Constitution of the State
an as to read thus:
DE-. The High Court of Errors and appe
the will be held at least once each year
'ck the seat of Government, and at su
lol- other place or places as the Legislatr
nd NAV direct.
ali On motion of Mr.. Barr, the rule
IN qnrng the amendments to the G,
! OF sltuiion to be referred to the select Co
in mlrtee on that subj ct, was suspended
or On his further motion, the ordinal
was adopted.
ION Mr. Hudson offered the following
lof olution, which was referred under
:, rple to. the Committee on State c
W. stitution.
Resokred, That the committee on C
:, sti,ution be instructed to inquire il
'nF and report to this Convention whet