The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
HOUSE-ELEVENTH DAY.

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Clay, Clifton, Cochran, Crum, Dabnev,
benson, Drake, Dyer, Erwin, Fairly, Feath-
erston, Floyd, Fortune, Gibson, ellis Guth-
RE GLyton, Hall, Harper, Hebron Hicks,
Horton, HuddlestOn, Hudson. Hussey, ia
cobs, Jagers, JarDigan, Jayne, jenkins,
Johns johnson of Itawamba, Jones OF
Kinds, Jones OF Issaqueua, Lester, Mallory.
Massingale, Meade, Miller, Monroe, Null
| drOw, McCargO. Mccormick, McInnis, Nc
Neisp, McLaurin of Jasper, McLaurin of
Smith, McWhorter, Nelson, Nichols Over
ton, Parsons Parker, Pound, Powell, Rev
nolds, Riley, Rowan, Saunders. Shattuck,
| Shrock, Southworth, Stebbens, Sykes Tison,
Troup, Turley, Warren, Watkins, Wilkin-
son, White, Walden, Vaughan, Yellowley,
Young and Mr.. Spcaker--92.
ABsENT-Blount. Byrd of Franklin,
Campbell. Carter of Warren, Causey, Dear.
Edwards, Garrett, Gayden, Gowan, Hogan,
johnson OF Winston, Leigh, Mlllsaps, Me-
I Nair, Pennington, Percy. Rogers, Sanderlin,
Shands, Shelby, epight, Trice, and Tucker
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Leaves of absence were granted Messrs.
Pennington, SPighu, McNair, johnson of
Winston, Gowan, Sanderlin, Hogan and
Dear.
Mr.. Tison moved that the Enrolling Com
mttee be instructed to request the return
by the Governor OF the buff for the relief of
tax payers, so that it night be correctly en-
rolled. Carried.
BY Mr.. Tison: That the Sergeant-at-
Arms distribute the reports of the tate
OAAAOSA1'
A large number of Senate bills were read
and referred.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The bill to repeal the act regulating trials
| by jury in civil suits, approved January D,
1875. was taken up and passed; ana the bill
to amend the bill so repealed was indefi-
nitely postponed.
The bill to regulate the compensation OF
members Of the Legislature was referred,
BY Mr.. benson: That the Senate be no
/ al l.lFf
II O'Clock for Joint Convention for the
election OfPublic Printer and State Libra
rian. Adopted.
By Mr.. Meade: That a committee of
three be appointed to examine the report of
the Secretary of State to ascertain if so
much of il as relates to public printing is
correct. Adopted. Committee - Messrs.
Meade. Johns and brown,
Mr.. Lester. Chairman, made reports on
number of bills.
The bills to incorporate the Masonic In
surance Company to amend the charter of
| Edwards Depot; to reduce into one act the
charter OF Raymond; to incorporate the
Marshall County ManufaGtuTin[ Company:
to incorporate the State Grange 1f &lssis-
sippi and to repeal the act making certain
officers Of Iazoo city elective, passed.
Mr.. Guthrie, Chairman, made reports.
At ii 40 o'clock the House took recess
to prepare for the Senat7
yoINF SESSION.
At12 o'clock the Senate appeared in the
hall of the House. The roll of both bodies
were called
Mr. risoB moved to go into the election
of Public Printer.
Mr., Tison, of the House, nominated Power
d Bark sdale, of Jackson.
Mr.. Griffin, of the Senate, nominated
MeSsfs. ROtto Il Lam bert, of NatcheZ.
SENATE.
For POWER & BARKsDALE.-Messrs. AL
len. Barry. Carter, Catchings. Everett, Few
ell, FOote, FurlOng, Graham, Hooker, john
ston, McCaskiil, Mcneil. Nets, Reynolds,
Shirley, Sims, Stewart, stone, IaylQr, Terry
| and ThOmpSOn-22.
| For BOTTO q LAMBERT.-Mr. Griffin.
! For ". w. THOMPsON.-Mr. Albright
| HOUSE.
For POWER & BARKSDALE-Messrs AL
drich, Amacker, Bailey, Baker, BaFksdale.
! Bassett. Bean, Bell. Blount, Boyd, Bridges,
| Bird of Lawrence, Carter of Holmes, Cros-
| land Chiles, Clay, Clifton, Cochran, Crum.
Dabney. benson, Drake, Dyer, Erwin. Fair
", Featherston, Floyd, FOytnpe, Gibson,
! ellis, Guthrie GuytOn. Hall, Harper, He
| bron Hicks. Horton, Huddleston, Hudson.
| JaQers, Jarnigan, Jayne, Johns, johnson of
LtaMamba, Jones Of Kinds, Lester, Massen-
! gale. Meade. Miller, Millsaps, Muldrow
| McCargO, Mccormick. Mclnnis. McLaurin
! of Jasper MeLaurin of Smith, McWhorter,
| Nelson, Nichols, Parker, Pound, Powell,
Reynolds, Rogers, Rowan, Saunders, Shat
| tuck, Shrock, Southworth, Stebbins. Sykes,
1 Tison. Troup, Turley. Warren, Watkins
! Wilkinson, White, Walden, Vaughan, Vel
/ lowley, Mr.. Speaker-s2
| FqR BQTTo q LAMBERT-Messrs. Brown,
Cessor, Hussey, Jacobs, Jenkins, Monroe,
j NcNeise Overton, PArsons-9.
For J. T.. LAKE-Mr. Jones of Issa-
+ quena-l.
| For Power & Barksdale .........,....,.1 04
Botto & Lambert. ....-............- 10
g V. w. Thompson. ..............-.-.. l
= j. L. Lake .-.--- -------...-.. /
| Mr.. Catchings, Of the Senate, nominated
/ Mr.. J. b. Harris, of jackson, for Librarian
! and Keeper of the Capitol.
! Mr.. Albright (col). OF the Senate, nomi-
! mated Maj JnO. Williams, OF Jackson.
SENATE.
| For T. B. HARHIs.-Messrs. Allen. Barry,
! Catchings. Everett, Jewell, FoOte, Furlong.
Graham, Griffin Hooker, johnson, McCas-
i kill, Mcneil. Nets, Reynolds, Sims, Stone,
| Taylor, Terry, ThOmpson-20.
/ FoR MAJ. JKO. WIhLIAAs -Messrs. Al
/ bright, Shirley, Stewards.
/ For J. B. HARR1s.-Messrs Aldrich.
/ Amaeker, Baily, Baker, Barksdale. Bas-
sett, Bean, Bell, Blount, Boyd, Bridges.
Bird of Lawrence, Carter of Holmes
Chiles, Clifton, Cochran, CTnm, Da9ney'
benson, Drake, Dyer, Erwin, Fair
", Featherston. Floyd, Fortune, Gibson
| ESlis. Guthrie, Guy ton, Hall, Harper, He
| hron. Hicks, Horton, HQddlestOn, Hudson.
/ Japers. Jarnigan, Jayne, Johns, johnson OF
| Itawamba Jones of Kinds. Lester. Massin-
| gale, Meade, Miller, Muldrow, McCargo.
/ Mccormick. McInnis, McLaurin OF Jasper.
| MeIaurin of Smith, McWhorter, Nelson.
! Nichols. Parker, Pound. Powell, Reynolds,
| Rogers, Rowan, Saunders, Shrock, south
worth. Stebbens, Sykes, Tison, Troup, Tur-
| lev. Warren Watkins. Wilkinson, White,
! Walden, Vaughan, Yellowley, Mr.. Speaker
rs.
For JNo. WILLIAMs.-Messrs. Brown,
| Cessor, Hussey Jacobs Jenkins, Jones OF
Tssaouena. Mallory, Mfllsaps, Monroe,
McNeese, 0vetton, Young.-ll.
SUMMARY.
| For Jno. Williams. ..------.--.- IL
The bill providing for compulsory eduea
ton was made the special oroer TOT AnuFs-
day at u O'Clock.
The Governor informed the House that
no had approved the Joint Resolution in
| relation TO Public Printer, dispensing with
the publication of the daily journals.
The bill to repeal the act a6olishing the
free scholarships o. the O1f0Hd' AHd A1eorn
UniYersities,'W as lnuenpAe4yLlP s19He
Mr. Rogers, Chairman, mace report.
The bill to appropriate money for the
normal school of Holly Springs passed /;
yeas. 90; nays, 90.
f Mr.. Bailey (chairm nj reported.
The bill to amend the election laws was
indefinitely postponed.
The bill to repeal the act In relation TO
special elections passed.
Mr.. Deason lchaiTman) Iaade report,
! pending which the House adjourned,