The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-21
Proceedings Of the Legislature
SENATE JOURNAL.


THREE O'Clock, P. n
TUESDAY. Feb. 70, 1567.
Senate resumed consideration Of question
+ pending SIS hen it adjourned, t0-wit: The IL
+ drhrite pa-tponemtut Of bill to preserve
( live stock id certain counties therein named
+ The motion to indefinitely postpone was
+ lost The bill was then amended and passed.
4 message was received from the House.
NrLyl-- FROM Joint Committee on hi
gcatlau. reported q bin To be entitled an act
+ fu e-tta..-h system Of common schools i'll
. the State et Mississippi and f9Vorably there
F 10. Report agreed To and bill laid on the
table.
Nr WOLF. from a Select Committee, re-
ported ag0rably % resolutions memorial
lziu- Congress t. acquire some suitable Ter
UtoTv for the C0lauIZlug and gradual It-
floEal OF the descendants Of the African
race Report agreed 10 and resolution I4ia
ol tae table by vote Of yeas, l5-uays, J.
Nj Martin from % Select Committee, Te-
ported back and lavOrabIy to bill to author
. .ze tire obstruction and u-e Of street raI--
roads iu the city Of Jackson, with amend
meut- thereto. Report agreed to, amend
ueats adopted to the amendments submitted
and bin passed
Senate Insisted on amendments 10 House
. f1II TO amend tine statutes Of the state IN
reference to freedmen.
.
pai4 trd % Committee Of Conference TO
i House Lii for the reIefof Jno Butler, OF
Tpuah county. and TAos W Hart, Of Mad
lssl county.
+ Seaat. agreed TO Committee on Conference
+ asked b.. Iiau-e 10 amendment, to House
f blIl to incorporate the Baldwin Manuidetu-
ring Company.
insisted aa amendments to House bill to
/ Hs the time Of holding the Circuit Court OF
/ the 9th Judicial District Of the State OF Mis-
f -I--Ippl
. Indefinitely postponed House bill TO pro
. vide for tae support and education OF iAu'
" gems CD lIreu OF deceased soldiers ana the
+ r.IIrEor INDECENT families Of tins state, ap'
proved NJv a. I-u3.
E.erG,I from 5th amendment to House
. bfII to authorize and empower the Board OF
Police. Of certain counties, TO compromlst
. the -chui funds thereof
+ The following message was received from
the Governor:
EXECUTIVE OTIcE,
Jackson, Miss, Feb 10, 1867.
/ 10 tie >aap.-
( Herewith forward the names of the fol
f lowing gentlemen as Supervisors OF the state
7 Luna b.. Asylum:
ITI.t Congressional District-C Z Pool, Of
+ Marshall. and VIM NJ Taylor, OF IishoniHgo
I -.ra-G-Wm ID Holder, of POntOtoc, and
f j J. Milton of YaIobusha.
IllrI-Nm VI Conner, of NoNubee, and y
+ A B.H.aII. of Carroll
Fau-ta-3l S Craft, of Kinds, J L Meares
"oI Washington, and i LOwery OF Rankin.
. Ilau-A = Barry, of Copiah, and II u
. Quiuu of Pike.
And ask your advice and consent 10 their
+ apuoiutmaut i'm accordance with the act ell
titled au act to abolish the Office of Trustees
Of The Mississippi Luuatic Asylum, and for
other purposes. -
Is. c. HUMPHREYS,
Governor of Miss
On motion Of Mr. LylCs the Senate took up
said message and adopted the following res
olutiou offered 10y Nj Lyles:
Resolved, That the Senate do advise and
consent to the nominations this day made
! by His Ezccueucy the Governor, for super
yi-ors of the LuuatiC Aoy ium.
The Senate coucurred i'm House amend
mcnt to resolutions authorizing the Clerk
and Agent Of the PeuitcntldFy to settle with
the AgdItoT of Public Accounts.
Senate called from table House bill to
I amend an act to raise revenue to detray
the expenses Of the Government of the State
of Mississippi, approved Dee. >, l-65.
Senate then resolved itself into Commit
tee of the Whole ON said bill, with Mr. Mar
tin in the Chair.
After some time spent therein, the com
mittce rose reported bill back with some
progress. and asked leave to sit again at
o'clock, p VI. Report agreed to-
On motion the Senate adjourned until
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