The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-02-19

ment withdrew the call. Mr.. Ford said he
wanted it read, "every word of it." and
the clerk began to read the bill, which was
very long Que. When the bill was half
read Mr.. Ford said that he was assured by
Mr.. French and Mr.. Glover that there was
nothing - unusual in the bill and
he would therefore withdraw the call
Mr.. Chandler said Mr.. Ford had that as
surance before the Clerk began to read, now
he wanted the bill read. Several other
members said read it through. Mr.. French
said he had made the statement and as menu
bers were not satisfied with it, he wanted
the bill read to verify his statement. The
Clerk proceeded to read, and after several
other interruptions, finally got through. M r
Ford offered an amendment providing that |
future legislation should not be debarred, |
and that not more than five cents mile
should be charged passengers; adopted and
the bill passed.
The bill to enlarge the Penitentiary was
reported. 1t provides that $l50, 900 shall be
appropriated to build prison buildings, and
'nlarSe workshops, etc., $4,000 for main
enanee of prisoners, purchasing material.
paying officers, etc., and 1925 900 for the
ompletion OF the cotton factory-$3O5, 900 in
H. The committee reported the following t
mendments: Ofthe $4,000 not more than p
ooO0O should be drawn in one year: re- f
uclng the $4,000 to $4,000, and the $I25,- II
" TO S|5,OOO-total $4,000 for one wear. 81
I'LL $lUO,OOO for the next two years.
he amendment was adopted, and the House Of
'hsidered the bill in Committee of the ,
mole. In the Committee Mr.. Denson
owed to strike out the Sl5O.OOO $50 OOO ON
laily) and insert $4,000; he thought that Fl
Is Legislature had as much as it could do
take care of itself; the next one could IL
he care OF the appropriations for next wear. VI
essfs. Lynch, (col.,) and Avery opposed n
:. Denson's motion and favored the bill &c AK
lended by the Committee; Messrs. Har-
, (coi.) and Smothers, (col favored the va
'tion. Several other members took mart ye
the discussion, pending which Mr.. Street
cred the following amendments which .
re ruled out of order:
strike out all after 'senactine cIapse, and Il
erC the following: "That all the pron-r- =
nr t"e stare STATE real, personal and mixed W.
ira or inspectors of the Pcnitentiarv. To ten
tseo IN such manner as they may deem hu,
Is ana after so much as they NAV deem ~ ~.
essary shall have been expended, the re- Chl
nuer shali DE returned to the STARVING maj
payers oI the state; am end title so as to the
ii to the Penitentiarv VIZ 0'a'e OF Mlssis- ing
r. KENDR1cK fcoll na Agl
rt PROGRESS oorr;od a'''0 anu asks
moved TO snonond 49,, INC mousse Mr. Gov
ou' OF The Committee of the Whole.
ana the bill remains in the Comm;ttao "''
c Whole. Lon
, G.x,ps mitt
:. VA LES (col } moved to suspend tho on r.
fai,ad A. 'no "uJournment resolu- ing t
'aiieo' MT. hendrick attempted to ado,
i the militia bill, but the Honsa ro
W suspend the rules, and adjourned
: MCCAIN (col.) of DeSoto. reon.,.taa
eporter to publish the following roo.o
S voting for tho nassa reasons Me
esterdav evenino 60 =, VIC hquor make
veto: et ca
JACKSON, MISS. FERp14..v, ,o- ate
oo Tvs Tvs On the liquor bill: Ist. Tb;s ga
nd their MONEY 90 ' th ,leh nave right was a
think women have an yl rigbt - 2hd, like
Ia rs for the land. When tha l neap T.
irst handed down, they were ban nd"s Jos
to men. 3rd. have 10 or 5o LANDED I GA la
f hne, which teaches me that I Know bekau
a. o 80 W serve my people than man
as %. neen 4 here not more than d or ' A
I'D wait II theie men lately come among happy
people. thew wo oGy became the choice just be
mt them while thew tb;n IetLer howt lafir
alone, the Son rne,n shat If they would A c.
;ogether so strong that up tb YOU'D d all having
Ut olVide us. Respectfully. io stream
THOMAS MCCAIN. THAT