The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01
SENATE.



Senate met pursuant TO adjournment.
/, Mr.. Seal offered resolution directing tn,
State Treasurer TO pay the warrants issueC
to the officers and members Of the present
Legislature for their pay, mileage and pei
diem for services at the present called SEES
sion of the Legislature out Of the INDECENT
fund or any other special fund in tho Treas
ury, the amount TO be replaced TO the credit
of said fund ont of the first monies that may
be paid into the State Treasury, Resolu
ton lost by the following vote;
Ayes--Mr President, Messrs. Anderson
Martin, Seal, Taylor, Wisdom and YergeI
~
Nays-Messrs. Binford, Brooke, Cain,
Hooker, Land, Lowry, Lyles, Miller, Mosely
Napier, Robinson, stephens, SWEET and VIII
sonia.
Mr. Martin offered a joint resolution
which was adopted requiring the Secretary
of State to receive any warrants issued afte:
| the 10th day of October, A. ID 1865, in payT
ment of Reports or other books which he is
authorized to sell and repeating so much Of
the act approved Nov. 30, 1865, as requires
the Treasurer to keep record of the presen-
tation of warrants and to set aside money TO
pay said warrants in the order of their pre-
sentation.
| On motion Of Mr.. Lowry the Senate re-
considered the vote refusing to adopt the
Iesoluslon o. Nj sea- ~ Lclere r 90 70 paylng
Ine MaiLsnn's VI 'io i"oi'"'i' VI 'no Pi0'e"'
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olution by striking out "Indigent fund" and
t na"ans my ''' ~ WV -.0"' VI NV
Mr.. Martin offered an amendment as a
substitute to the amendment:
Amend by substituting "any money now
in the Treasury, which has been paid into
=
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DaTh W .lls li9uso ooinn'onuinS iS p'.s9aSo
Inc amenament recommended Dy the
Noinilllseee was 70 eeieAo oIs slo iusu seo
..' nj .'.A u ols-ii per p LII 70
nii iS. on an pelsons eal'eig On ha ~, si1
. ~ aansu"i0u' "''' auoPS0u " INC W.
lowing vote
II Il u Al
Drow WI, nooker Lai,g, Hyie; Lyiee, M n,
gD. 1illIef, SlVseiey, TapleI, Ssephens' 0'ohe'
WISDOM WON ana lerger-io. 90
Nays-1iessrS' AnneIson, DIooke, Sain'
Lowry AlArUn' hoDihSon' o"eee anu "F
Son-o;
sI I'm; mlller PIoPoseu 70 ainsnu " seiiAing
ouo ene ssvsnsn ~, sec. asl Auopseu
On mo.lon q MI AacSargO ene e'gen sec
sivn vas 80 sstuoA vus
0if. noOAer nofeu W seiiAe ous Ino e'gt"
section.
Inc Dill was then passed
a message was IeceIVsd rom the mouse
announcing that they had suspended the
l3int resolution ioI 9Jou y anu asking
the concurrence OF tne nenate lnereln-
A message was received nom the Tower
nor recommending tie appontmsnt OF one
u more eoiIilllissloneIs 70 ~ " nasnington
city and confer with President johnson
Win we" 70 release ar. Davis on parole
Of bail
A message was received from the Cover
nor inIofInlng VIZ senate Oh 'ne appro'ai OF
'nnnary senate s,lls
~ motloh OF ar. Lyies tne senate took
nP the joint resolution Of the House s.s,
10 q, O'clock Ss Tuesday morning mo, ..,., a.. -,
r. 80. i.. ~.
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