The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17

| with its interests. Per contra. / shall u.s.
my utmost endeavors to render it a conve-
nienee to all us members. am, gentlemen
very respeot fully,
Your humble servant
T. III. NnRs.
Mr.. Moore gave notice. that on SATURDAY
| the 18th inst he would Introduce a bill for
the removal OF the Court House Of Lauder
/ dale county.
Mr. Parker gave notice that he would a,
an early day. Introduce a bill to incorporate
/ the "Bac bone Railroad Company TO run
/ frome Nicksburg. Miss to New Orleans.
/ La, in connection with a railroad chartered
| by the Legislature Of Louisiana.
| The joint resolution offered by Mr.. Boul
den yesterday. rendering thanks To Con-
gress for the prompt admission OF the STATE, .
was taken up.
On motion ofMr. Chandler the resolution
was laid on the table-by vote OF yeas and
NAYS as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Bolton. Boyd. Buchanan.
Cabell, Campbell, Darlington. Chandler.
Charles. Clark Coggeshall. Collins. Conner
Cunningham. DAnsby, Foley. Foote. Foster
French ellis. Gowan, Griggs. Handy, Hart
Hatch, fairfield, Henderson, Hodges. Holmes
Howard. Hunt Jacobs. Johns. johnson,
Jones. OF Marshall. Jones, OF Yalobusha
Langford, Lewis. Loomis. Lynch, Mayson,
Mckenzie, McNees. Mister. Mitchell, OF
Pontotcc. Morgan. Nabers Niles. Morris.
Owen, Owings, Parker. Piles, Pittman.
Quinn, Roane. of Calhoun. ROane of Pike.
scarborough. Spelman. Stewart stiles
sites, Stone. Underwood, Vaughan. Walker
White. Whiting, Willing, Wilson, Wood, of
Pontotoc. Wood, of Iazoo, Mr.. Speaker
NAYs-Messrs. Barrow, Boulder, Davis.
Moore, and Osborne-5.
Mr.. Chandler introduced a bill entitled
an ''act To repeal the several acts incorpo-
rating the town of Shubuta, in the county
of Clarke" Read first time.
PROGRAMME FOR INAUGURAL CrRFNo,srpa
Mr.. Chandler submitted the following
report. which was agreed to:
Mr.. speaker The joint select committee
appointed TO wait on the Governor elect.
and learn of him what time il would suit
his convenience to be inaugurated, and To
make the necessary arrangements for his
inauguration. have instructed me TO report
that they have performed the duty assigned
them, and that il will be agreeable 10 the
Governor eject 20 De inaugurated on Thurs
day, the 10th day of March, instant. az u
o'clock. NJ.
The committee also, instructed me 10 re-
port the following programme:
The House of Representatives shall be
prepared for the reception Of the procession
at half-past ii o'clock. A.. NJ.
The Committee Of Arrangements shall
repair To the Executive Office at twenty
minutes before II O'Clock NJ. and there wait
the announcement of the Sergeant-at-arnls
of the Hou C, that the two Houses are con-
NShCN' anu ISduy 10 receive the Governor
elect.
The procession shall then proceed 10 the
Hall Of the House In the following order.
LIST. The Governor elect and private Sec
retary, preceded by the Sergeant-at-arms of
the House, on the left.
ID. The Committee of Arrangements.
Bird. The Judges of the High Court Of
Errors and Appeals
4th. Judges, State officers, and other dis
individuals. On arriving at the
entrance of the bar of the House. the Ser
geant-at-arms shall announce the Gov
ernor elect" on which announcement, the
President of the Senate and Speaker OF the !
House, shall proceed To conduct him To the /
Clerks Desk. The Chief Justice shall SIT /
on his right, and the Associate Justices on |
his left.
9Th. Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hunter.
9th. Oath of office administered by the |
Chief Justice.
9Th. Inaugural Address.
As soon as the Sergeant-at-arms Of the |
House has made proclamation that 1.-THE |
ceremonies of Inauguration are now ended" /
the procession shall retire In the same or /
der in which it entered.
All ofwhioh is respectfully submitted.
q. G.. CHANDLER.
Chairman of Committee on part of the |
House.