The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-30
SENATE.
SEVENTH DAY.
TUESDAY, Oct. %, 1873.

TUESDAY, Oct. %, 1873.
Senate met pursuant 10 adiournment
President in the chair.
MI Little, before calling Of roll, made the
statement that two police officers eff the CIV
had reported to the Sergeant at rus for
duty, by order of the Mayor OF the citr ana
asked the Chair, if the same Was NO. ~ IL
order or any order of the Senate
The President stated that he had viva, NO
such order. @i'0n ho
Mr.. Duncan denied by AUTHORITY IF rho
Mayor, that he (the Mayor had oTdar rn
at-ArmS. seaut-
MT latte requested the Sergent-at-Arro
TO come forward, VINO, on being asked go,
roborated tue statement of Mr.. IiItIe wi
at. Llttle asked that the lobby be cleared
nhe Iesiuent ordered the Sergent-at-
Arms to clear the lobby OF all save memh her.
OF the press and State officers. and the NJ
or OF the city, which was done '
The President submitted ,,oo,,,,,,,,:.-
tlon from Ills ENcellency the Governor -
MT Morgan raised the point of order thai
the message mad not come throngh rio -
ular channel, whereupon the $3.50
withdrew tine message AAeslueH'
MIR. Sullivan raised the point If orla,
that the unfinished business was re- - ~
Senate. 'eloFe Tie
journal of Saturday read.
Mr.. Allen moved TO amend the reso,......
OF Mr.. Duncan by adding after the na,,,i =,
A 1. Morgan, Chancery Clerk nj W Vi
county, the name OF Nr Gibbs. Presi6an.a-z oo ,
the Board OF Supervisors OF WiIEir VI
SSOuii.9 ana Mf. ABBOTT, President Board ni
supervisors OF ColfaX county. VI
Mr.. Warner raised the point of order u. +.
the resolution by Mr.. Duncan in relation a.
NaGatihS the seat OF Mr.. Morgan WAS ont W y,
orueT' oecaese resolution unseatin,r :
nthar ri.' Iiuhot be entertained while an
oIn"F resolution is before the Senate
l6 ADdlr UrfiHa1 hat
web taken. 'i'0 p0ihU was no
MI aiher appealed from the decisio,
Iha H. Cn@ir, anu the question being shat
the uectsloh OF the Chair stand AS tb9 inlJat
menC OF The Senate: JUG
The President was NOT sus+ai,aa J.,
following vote: '"thou oy The
les aSG C1is Allen, Alexander. Duncan
S Sas'ie' Uleeu' Holloway, Johnson, Smythn
0'Sele, oHittn, stone aud Watts-l2.
Csn':yh,l, $50 Abbott Bowles, Caldwell
uPOSn' Oloos' Oray, GiImer Iittle Nj
OIure, Morgan, Price, SuIIIva. MINI, me-
and Warner-I4 il4laihs
On motion, Mr.. Cassidy was exo,,so,, e..
voting. as eAcuSeu IRON
Mr. 4ittie raised the point of order ,b.,
zen, ~ NJ oI Mr.. Duncan DECLARING m,
sGs's "a nj Morgan vacant, havinT ha..ia. ~ nv
cared Dy vote OF the Senate on1s DeeH ue'
tneIe ls nothing before the Senate ~ - VI ~
.u reported by the maioritv eF ~.
Ie.ee On the Governors messaoa 'Ai'
ali - 80: - HAofeu That the Secretarv ,ool
All 'He eelaence IN the possession OF H. I IeaO
ate, IN relation to the raSiernatioN, .Ae Sen
ton OF Senators VI Vaca-
hesolYed, That the seats of Senator \.
g gali' senator Gibbs, and Senator Abbot1,0 y
declared vacant the said Senator'S be.; De
Ta sisaed their seats by the acceptance N y :
0neiit Ia oIlceS since their election am
4udIlncatIon as Senators aAu
,t;I '1'' Ut. Warner moved To ad:on,.
unI M 20 morrow morning at 10 o,elocE
If steele raised the t5ofbt Of ordsr -.
nose nose persons not entitled 10 seats could ne.
S eSe On any question until a decision a. rs,
eeaats On their eligibility. es's'9- " Va
to-morron --...o moved to adjourn unit
morning at 10 O'Clock. Carried