The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-01-18
Report Received

Mr.. Barrett moved that the majority re-
port be agreed 10, and on this motion
moved the previous question, which was
sustained, aud, under the operation thereof
the motion 10 agree " as CARRIED cas-. 70 !
Nays, Al.
nv, Barrett Bell. Bush, Brooks, Bremen, Cor
coran. Ccssor. Chandler, Cooke. Carter Davis
of Noxubee Dixon, Everett Fisher Foley,
Feemster, French, Gri2gs, Green, Gayles,
Handy of CopIah, Hall, Howard. Hudnall.
Handy OF Madison. Huggius, Holmes, Hol-
land, Haste, Huston, Hyer, johnson of
Kinds, johnson of DeSoto, Jacobs, Ken
drick, Lindsey. Landers, Mccain, Mauss.
McCawley. Mallory, Morgan of Washing
ton. Nettles. Piles, Quinn. Reese, Shadd,
smith of DeSoto, Smothers, Streeter, Sulli-
van, Truehart, Willing, West, Webster,
White and Mr.. Speaker.
NAYs-Messrs. Alien, Applewhite Baker,
Baldridge, Benson, Boyd, Buchanan. Cal
houn, Crump. Curlee, Davis OF lafayette,
Evans, Ford. Gaddis, Gaines. Gore, Horton,
Holloway, Jones, Kelly of Neshoba, Kelly
OF Lauderdaie, Kimbrough, LeavelL Land,
Lopez, Lowry, Mcintosh, Mckenzie. Nets,
Martinlere, Nisbett, Potter, Reed, Robbins
Roane, street, Smith, Sessions, Sawyer,
Tucker and Walker.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES or PUBLIC PRINT
mo.
Ma. SPEAKER: Your Committee on Pub
lie Printing, To whom was referred III Is NO
81. In relation to Public Printing,
Have had the same under consideration,
aud have instructed me 20 report the accom-
panying bill as a substitute, and recommend
Respectfully,
A. p. HUeGINs, Chairman.
Report received.
The Committee on Public Printing re-
ported II B No 81, an act IN regard 10 Pub
lie Printing.
Read the first time under suspension OF
the rules was read a second time.
Mr.. Street moved to amend A. follows:
Provided, That If any paper published In
the city of Jackson. shall propose aud agree
to publish said proceedings free OF charge
against the State no compensation snail he
paid for publishing the same.
Mr.. French moved 10 table. Carried cas-
SO; nays %.
YRAs-Messrs. Andrews, Armstcad' Az
/ cry, Barrett, Bell. Bush. Brooks, Brennen.Cor-
eoran, Cessor, Cooke Garter, Davis of Noxu-
bee, Dixon Everett, Foley, Feemster- French
Griggs, Green, Gayles, Handy OF Coplah,
Hall, Howard, Hudnall. Handy OF Madison,
Higgins, Holmes, Holland, Haste, Huston
Johnson of Kinds, johnson of De3oto.Jacobs,
| Kendrick. Lindsay, Landers. Mccain. MHtss,
McCawley, Mallory, Nettles, Quinn, Reese,
Shadd, Smith of Tunica,Stewart Of Holmes,
Smith of DeSoto, SnIothers. Streeter. Sulli-
van, TruehaTt, Willing, Webster White and
Mr.. Speaker
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Applewhite, Baker,
BaldrIdge. Benson, Boyd, Buchanan. Cali
houn. Chandler. Currie, Crump, Curlee,
/ Davis OF Lafayette, Ford, Gaddis. Gaines,
Gore. Horton, Holloway, Kelly Of Seshoba,
| Kelly of Lauderdale. Land. Mckenzie
/ Metts, Eisbett, Potter, Reed, Robbins Ross.
/ Street, Smith of LaudeTdale, sessions. Saw p
/ yer. Wroton. Wharton, West and Walker.
Absent and not voting, IL.
Report of Committee was agreed e..
/ The bill being considered engTossed, was
/ vaaJ RI frd time and uasNpU. riflg Standing
as stated.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on PUBLIC PRISTISG O..
Mr.. SPEAKER; Your Committee on Pub
/ lie Printing, 10 whom was referred House
! Joint Resolution No. ]. Ia relation 70 public
/ printing, report the same TO the House OF
I Representatives and recommend It's passage.
Respectfully.
A. p. HUooias, Chairman.
Report received and agseed TO.
The bill being considered engrossed, was
read a third time and passed; tide standing
/ as stated.
REPORT OF THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
Mr.. SPEAKER: The judiciary Committee
| 70 whom was referred the several veto mes-
/ sa1es of His Excellency the Governor, to-
| gether with the question presented as 10 the
fauthority of the present Legislature under
the Constitution 70 pass upon the enactment
OF a former Legislature, and which have
been vetoed after adjournment OF the ses-
sion, have had the same under consideration,
| and have instructed me 10 make the follow
ing report to-wit:
| The Committee are Of the opinion that
the present Legislature is fully authorized
TO take up such vetoed bills and acs upon
them I'm the manner provided for BY the
Constitution In other cases. As the Com
4 mittee did not deem the merits OF said We
toes before them for action. they have here
with returned the same without recommen-
dalton.
Il All OF which Il respectfully submitted
w. J. WILLING, Chairman
Report Of Committee was received and
agreed TO.
! Mr.. Stone moved to reconsider the vet'
whereby III. j. Res. was passed. Carried
The question being, shall the bill pas
J failed 60 pass BY the Following vote Yeas