The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-09

AAM condition ot the State, has renoftad i,
HaNpr Of making valid all acts of the Iegis
lanrc not inconsistent with the ConStitn
Iioh and laws of the United States. az,
aiming the acts of Governor Hamilton,S
'ppOiutcys in the State.
~ effort to base representation in tho
slaIufe on the number of free persons.
T. Committee on Legislative Depart
~ ., has expressed unqualified opposition
Nhegr0 suffrage.
BoylSlons was made for the election of
oihceIS as soon as practicable.
4he committee has reported 9dyersaI,-o,,
ordnance for the protection and enrour.
"a heht OF manufactures, as il was not =
- SUBJECT for the action Of the couven-
- + nance Committee has reported a
IA ping ordinance, declaring null and void
HfeptS contracted by the State in the late
ana iorblddIng the legislature to assume
paNe provision for their payment. A same
" lsloh concerning the Confederate States
q IS under consideration.
\. Roberts introduced an ordinances tbo
ktance of which is the permanent nresar-
on OF the White race, being the nara
Eht OBJECT OF the people of Texas, and
A ne jhe legislature to provide for the ulti-
" removal or colonization of the negroes.
eemed eNpcdieHt, with the co-operotion
4 red. '0''i'i'eii'
Fle Committee on Legislative Depart-
ftsis ordered to divide the State into four
A5ressional districts.
] IT, Burke presented an ordinance express-
cooperation and sympathy with the |
'SiNeht Ill ms position against the radi- |
ne Ion Vehtlpn has amended the report of
committee by providing that the Repre-
PajiNes IN the Texas Legislature shduId
white 'i'o''i''
ANHiNGToN, March -Housp.-The Com
PEE on Reconstruction reported n Joint
button 10 admit Tennessee into tbe I+nion
.rttdjn conditions, to be ratified by her
pie. No part Of the Confederate debt is
e pd'dr and those who engaged in the re-
non are not to vote or he eligible 10 Office
d ''itiHl period. Tbs is the Republican
7fa!nIne as to all the Southern states.
lie House, by 81 against 100 refused to re-
7, communication from the. Governor of
=" 'aF"hha, lndorSlng a resolution of
lure SignliyIng its acceptance of
iHlaN IGr agricultural college nurnosts
vote was taken after Mr.. Stevens sayiur
oIo not recognize North Carolina asa
he In the Union.
ANliiN@ToN, March -House-Thc SEN
o'.i granting land and aid for the CON f
ZION I'll a railroad and telegraph from q
osa''N oil Missouri and Arkansas to the I
'us coast was read, and afterwards re
{" D" tHe Committee on Pacific Railroad '
1e military academy bin was taken ND.
'"'Hth proposed the following amend =
~ lhat no part of the money appropri-
, 10 pay Tor the subsistence of any cadet '
"Ht state declared to he in rebellion
MS, the Iuited States government, an
le4 after January /, 1866, until such
= >ha!i resume its original relations I'M
al "cL or Jont resolution of Congress.
amendment was adopted and the bill
= wilson resolution yesterday, intro
n "ito me Senate. provides that the
tuS lebclllous States before their ad-
I II I" congressional representation, j
al adopt by their legislatures the fol-
ug lrreparable fundamental conditions:
an the laws which make difference in u
nights, because of distinction of color, r
VI aeScent, be declared absolutely nall T
o',' ana no State shall hereafter estab-
'"1n laws; and all males of AfricaAl de- i
= VI INthty-one Years and upwards,
I'c peen enrolled and mustered into
~ at army VINO pay tax on real and
Ia property, and all males of a like
anie to read the Constitution of The
eu states, and pass the qualifications
,ieo by the Constitution, shall be en-
: 10 vote Tor Presidential electors; that ~
> ''eHL snail be demanded of the United
= OF be made by said States or the
~ o''teS on account of any debt con-
Ell IN and of the rebellion.
"S5'-Mr. bingham. from the Joint Com u
- rIff4
4 '"'ofIhS the conditional admission of m
thneSSee Congressman, which was or II.
To be printed.
FORK, March Ga statement is in
:" circulation, and published in the
,"S papers that the President has or
: Tue discharge of Captain Semmes.
'''\ department, however, discredits
rP'L'. 1t Is certain that strong pres ge
laS been brought to bear on the Presi- D
VINO has not declined to interpose cx- co
We authority GO
Naval Committee has received n COM L,
- Jl'loh from Admiral Porter, insisting to
'ue lron-clads, while not in use, shall be
up to dry.
derald'S special says directions have
gwen department commanders to va "A
al rented buildings as fast as practical sv
uu collect the remaining troops into
dr military posts. FL
oeLlet is general among the best in
u members of the bar of the supreme be
; mat the trial of civilians by military al 81
liSSion will be pronounced unconsti- an
"a t"' IN tie test case now being argued
:, "IShiinSton special says the President
=. 1t''dnly veto the resolutions for the
u ohal admission of Tennessee if passed. m,
ohmlttee ON Foreign Affairs will re- an
@S5Ilhst the bill to guarantee SOC, OO0,- o. o.
NeNlcan bonds e. e.
aus OF the indiscriminate slaughter of Lac
, tG".S are boldly made by the Imperial
''te'es III certain towns. 1t is Actually
. iaiE that United States war vessels he
-'S dispatched there to prevent trouble. VIC
u be,
ny anne tn,
i.0Bk, March 6.-The Fenian excite flo
LIN a,l'l rages. The bonds of the Irish DE pc
, ~ are IN great demand on
~ =, demonstration was held at Tam gis
h. r' ~ last evening, and speeches We're
q ES 'he Head Centre and others. NJ,
/ INJURED nf and twenty Thousand dollars =
Ar - oohds of the Irish Republic were
'ne monster Fenian meeting on the
emf ' 10 were adopted asking the Gov ~
:. anS "a aeeede 10 the Irish belligerent th'
nj a. y condemning the United States dc
IRE - queenstown for not interfarirO ~ u
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