The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-02-22

The previous question was sus.
nays 90 aas ~. nays 81. Mr.. Lynch, (co,
1a'nsa - reconsider, but upon learnip,
.h Int he could not debate the squestion, with,
drew IT, Mr.. Street moved to reconsider
- ID table carried. The reading was called
for, 'or amid great dead of confusion, during
~, -, Mr. Kendrick, (col.) wanted the
a a"o consent to strike out Amite county
s.n en- no conldn't get. The bill was read
va " nassed by the following vote:
Waas-Atkins, Akers, Applewhite, Ar
ohar Byrd of Pearl, Boya oi AtGaia' BuG
lin. Clover, Cafadlne' C ta"I GGnhampn,
Champoell ani : chiles, Campbell Crecein,s
Cotton' Iva Moval benson. Eckford, Feemster
Ghas.s, III Green, (col..) Gayles, (col
FoAm .,1 Or q eer. Graham, Horton of Pontotoc
G IIa or Harrison, Harris, Johnson of TIA.
Lon ,,;on,ha Leggett. Mccain, (col,) Mackey,
Moan. (col.) Mesely, (coi.,) McNeese,
tool ) Nathan, fcol:1 Iali1ea, rear tcol.)
It eS Ioi icol i Richards of Lowndes, (co)
snail stevens. Smith of Jasper, StockstI
Stprsat Sm Others (col.. Stubbs, Southwortb
TT Thomp son of Montgomery, Thomp'on
10 Greene. Tison. Washington, (co,I
Walker of Alcorn, Walker of Monroe
col Wynn. "a.
SoN ays-Avery, Brunt, (col), Boyd Of
oktibbeha, (col. } Boyd OF Warren (colr)
E E;t1bngh. Ccol..) Gill, Handy, johnson Of
DeSoto. (col. , Jones, kendrick, (col,
Inch, col Ianders, (col.,) Mcfarland
TOOL y Matthews, (col.O Patterson, (col.
Randolph. (col. } Sykes, (col..) Truehart
1coI : Thompson of Lowndes, (cOl.,) Wi.
iiams, (col,) Mr.. Speaker (col.)-25.
SOME sharp shooting over the title, led
nv Mr.. Glover, and the title was adopted:
the motion to reconsider was tabled,
A BILL to pay Count Wallace 5000 out Of
the State Treasury and 5000 out of the
treasury of jefferson county, for supporting
a lunatic of that county, was INTRODUCED
Mr.. Cessor favored the bill and said the
colored man had supported the woman for
six years. Mr. Campbell thought the
claim just one, but thought the county
should pay it. Mr.. benson agreed with Mr..
Campbell Mr.. Cessor, (col.) said the
gentlemen opposed the bill because col.
ored man was interested in it. The previous
question was ordered and the bill passed.
yeas 50, nays %.
Mr.. LANDERs (col.) called up the Senate
privilege tax bill, The committee reported
it with amendments; the amendments were
adopted. Mr.. Sullivan off red the following
amendment: s'That all acts that make
sheriffs ex-officio tax-collectors shall be re-
pealed, and giving the Governor power to
appoint the taX-collectors This provision
not to go into effect until the present term
of tax-collectors expires Mr.. Street
made the point Of order that the amend.
ment contained new matter and was
equivalent to a new bill, and would
have to be read three several days. The
Speaker ruled the point was not We'll
taken. Some inquiries. amid which Mr.
Harris (col.) hoped the amendment would
not be adopted. Previous question or
dered; yeas 45, nays A. Tellers were called
for; yeas AZ to 45. A motion to ADOPT was
lost; yeas 40, nays 40. A motion to adjourn
was lost. Mr.. Green (col.) moved to recon
slider the vote, whereby the amendment
was lost. Mr.. Gayles (col.) moved to table
lost; yeas 4s, nays 46, and pending the mo-
ton to reconsider, the House adiourne5
the usual amount of confusion pendiag
these votes.