The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-01-11

At p. NJ. Senate again convened.
The roll being called. the following Sena-
tors answered TO their names:
Messrs. Castles, Duncan, Gibbs. GRAY,
Hardy. johnson, Lyles, Millsaps, Morgan,
MY gatr, Paine, Pierce, Seal. Stone and
I Waits.
REPORT or COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS
Mr.. PRESIDENT: Your COMMITTEES, co
whom MAS referred the credentials OF the
newly elected members, have examined and
found the following correct. and have in
sts7Icted me 10 report the same 70 the senate
with the recommendation that they DO adj
United 10 their seats.
Respectfully. II. l.. DUNCAN.
81 District-Hiram Cassidy.
18th DiStrict--J. VI. Il. Williams.
/ 9th District-H. Is. Mcclure.
18th District-P. b. Barrow.
10th Districts. A. ID. Steele
18th District-Charles Caldwell and JO-
seph Bennett.
! 18th Distrct-A. Warmer
l4rh District-A. q. Packer.
18th District-James ). Smythe.
18th District-C. A. sullivan.
! 2lst Distriet-R. II. Allen.
! sd District--E. NJ. Alexander
oath District-F. ii. Little.
9th District-J. G.. Holloway.
9th District--M. Campbell.
18th District-C. NJ. Bowles.
Both District-Wm. Price.
| MIR. Pierce moved that Mr.. John Williams
be appointed reading clerk pro ten. Car
ried.
| Mr.. Stone moved that n committee Of two
| be appointed 10 wait upon the Judges of
| the Supreme Court, ask them to seats in the
| Senate, and To administer the oatlls of office
! to the newly elected members. Carried.
Committee-Messrs. Stone and Gibbs.
In accordance with the above, Judge Sim
rail, standing at the right of the Presidents
desk, administered the oath.
Lost.
YEAs-Messrs. Bennett, Barrow. Bowles,
Caldwell, Campbell, Gibbs, Gray, Morgan,
Mygatt, Mcclure, Packer, Pierce, Williams
and Wurner-l5.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Alexander, Cassidy,
Castle, Duncan, Holloway, Hardy, Lyles,
Little, Millsaps, Paine, Scale ,Smythe, Steele,
Sullivan. Stone and Johnson-l7.
Mr.. Morgan moved that the Senate pro-
coed 10 "A permanent election of officers.
Carried.
Mr.. Stone moved thIl The election be by
ballot. Carried.
Mr.. Warner moved 80 adjourn until to-
morrow at y NJ. Losl-Yeas 10; nays II.
Mr.. Morgan moved 10 amend Mr.. Stones
motion by striking OUT 10y ballot" and in
serting viva Vocp."
Mr.. Stone moved To table the amendment.
Carried-Ieas 10; nays Il.
The question recurring on the motion for
an election by ballot,
Mr.. Warner moved To take recess until
4 O'Clock. Lost.
YEAs-Messrs. Barrow, Bowles, Caldwell,
Campbell, Gray, Morgan, Mygatt, Mcclure,
Price, Packer, williams Warner, and Pierce
-l3.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen. Alexander, BEN
nett, Cassidy, Castle, Duncan, Gibbs, Hollo-
way. Hardy, Lyles, Little, Millsaps, Paine,
Seal, SmyJhe, Steele, sullivan, Smith, Waits,
aud Johnson-20.
Mr.. Gibbs moved that the President ap-
mimi IA rpa falIpra. haf G.t
eeed To an informal ballot for President.
Previous question called; which was lost.
Mr.. Gray moved to adjourn until to-mor-
row morning at ten O'Clock. Lost.
YEAs-Messrs. Barrow, Bowles, Campbell,
Gray, Morgan, Mygatt, Mcclure, Price,
Pierce, Williams, and WaTnef-ll.
NAYs-Messrs.Allen Alexander, Bennett,
Cassidy, Castle, Duncan, Gibbs, Holloway,
Hardy, johnson, Lyles, Little, Milisaps,
Paine, Seal, Smythe, Steele, Sullivan, Stone
and w atts-20.
Recurring on the motion of Mr.. Gibbs. the
previous question was called; call sustained
aud the motion was carried.
Mr.. Gray moved 10 clear the chamber Of
all but Senators.
Mr.. Paine moved TO table. Carried.
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Alexander, Ben
nett Cassidy. Castle, Duncan, Holloway,
Hardy, Lyles, Little, Morgan, Paine, Seal,
Smythe. Steele, Stone and Watts.-7.
NAYs-Messrs. Barrow, Bowles, Caldwell,
Sullivan, Williams and Warner-l2.
The Chair appointed the following gentle
men as tellers Messrs Gibbs, Stone aud
Mcclure.
Mr.. Gray moved 10 adjourn until to-nOr-
row morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. stone moved to table. Carried.
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Alexander, Cassidy,
Castle, Duncan. Holloway, Hardy, Johnson.
Lyles, Little, Paine, seal. Smythe, Steele,
Sullivan. Stone, ard Matts-l7.
NAYa--Mpsgrs RaFroW- Row los AID we'll
Campbell. Gray, Mygatt. Mcclure, Price,
Packer, Pierce, Williams and Warner--l2.
The question arising. are we operating
under the previous question. the chair de-
cided in the negative.
Mr.. Duncan appealed from the .l.cision OF
the Chair.
MIR. Gray moved the call OF the senate.
Lost. rFf
Recurring on the appeal, the Chair was
YEAs-Messrs. Bennett, Barrow, Bowles,
Caldwell, Castle, Gray, johnson, Morgan,
MyRatt, Mcclure, Price. Packer. Pierce,
Sullivan, Williams, and Warner-ld,
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Alexander. Cassidy,
Duncan, Gibbs, Hardy, Lyles, Lutte, Mill
saps, Paine, Seal, Smythe, Steele, and stone
ia.
Mr.. Gray moved to postpone the election
until tomorrow at 10 n.
Mr.. Sullivan offered substitute for Mr..
Gray's motion, substituting nine" instead
of twelve" Lost.
YEAs--Messrs. Bennett, Barrow, Bowles,
Caldwell. Gray, MygatL Mcclure, Price,
Packer, Pierce, Williams and Warner-n.
NAYS = Messrs. Alien. Cassidy. Castle
Duncan. Holloway, Hardy, johnson, Lyles,
Little, Morgan. Seal. Smythe. Steele. Sull-
van, Stone, and Watts--l6
Recurring on Mr.Gray's original motion
it was lost.
YEAs-Messis. Barrow, BDwles, Caldwell,
Gray, Mygatt, Mcclure. Price. Packer,
Pierce. Sullivan and Wilhams-llA