The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-11

! proceed with the counting OF the vote for
/ state Treasurer, and took Il recess to wait
for the presence Of the Senate The vote
was counted, and resulted az follows
/ Hemmn@Way..... rs
Buchanan III
Hemingway majority. ................31,5 44
On motion of Mr.. Walden, the page reso-
luton was taken up and changed so as to
appoint six pages at 81 90 per day
BY Mr.. Jarnagin. A bill to repeal the
act giving the Governor power to appoint
financial agents to collect taxes withheld
from the State. On motion of Mr.. Nc
Wharter it was referred to the Committee
on ways and Means
BY Mr.. Meade. To repeal the law giving
the Governor power to appoint county tax
collectors. Mr.. Jenkins (col.) moved to re-
fer. Mr. Hudson moved to table carried.
by Mr.. Johns. A substitute which
would repeal only so much of the law as
gave the appointing power. Both referred |
TO the ia dietary Committee.
by Mr.. Jarnagin. \ resolution to swear
in officers elect; passed, and Geo. NJ. Goyan, I
Clerk, and {. A. Durham, Sergeant-at-
Arms, were sworn in.
BY Mr.. benson. TO 20 into the election
Of Doos-kcepcr carried.
Mr.. Den~on moved that Willis III. Man
merry (col, of Rankin, be elected Door
Keeper.
Mr. Jacobs (coD moved to erase the name
of Manncry and insert II. Pollock (coD /,
tabled, and Mr.. Dcnson'S motion was
adopted.
BY Mr.. Harper A bill to repeal the law
requiring the official journal to publish the
daily journal of the Legislature, and stop
ping further pay for such publication.
Mcssrs. Meade, White, and Tison favored.
Mr.. Carter (coD of Warren, opposed and /
wanted the yeas and nays. ,
Mr.. Tison said that he was also in favor
Ot the yeas and nays. t
Mr.. Blount inquired if the publication t
was not required by the Constitution. q
Mr. Tison thought not. I
Mr.. White agreed with Mr. Tison.
Mr.. Carter (col), of Warren, was opposed -
o the repeal Of the law, although he was in n n
avor of retrenchmcnt, etc =
Mr.. Hudson favored the passage Of the a
Mr. Mallory (coD opposed.
Mr. Guthrie called the previous question O.
The bill passed by the following vote: il
Yeas ldrich, Amacker, Bailey Baker p
5arksdale, Bassett Bean, Bell, Blount, =
lloyd, Bridges, Byrd of Franklin, Byrd of =;
.awfencc, Campbell, Carter of Holmes, D,
ausey, Grassland, Chiles (co), Cochran, r.
rum, Dabney, Dear, benson, Drake. DYER n
.rYln, FaIrly, Fcatherston, Floyd Fortune, fe
jarrett, Gaydcn, Gibson, ellis, Guthrie &c
uyton, Hall, Harper, Hebron. Hicks pc
logan, Horton, Huddleston, Hudson, Hus.
y, Jagcrs, .jarnagin, Jayne, Johns, John in
M OF ltawamba, johnson of Winston W.
ones of Kinds. Leigh, Lester, Massinoalp 0V
leade Miller Miilsaps, Muldrow. Nc, ~ ~
'rgo' McGormlck, Mclnnis McNair, Nc M M
aurin OF Jasper, McLaurin of Smith. Nc ru
hofter Aeltson, Nichols Parsons, pu
lrkcr, Pennington, Percy. Pound wi
DWELL, Reynolds, Rogers, Rowan. Sandrr, ge
(col), Saunders, Stands. Schrock South pc,
ortib SPight, Stebbins, Sykes, Tison :
nee, Iroup, Tucker, Turlev, Walden the
aughn (col(, Warren, Watkins, Wikin, 20
Il, White, YeIlowIey, Mr. Speaker-lO0. TO 10
Navs-Br0wn (col), Carter (coD of Warrrn Itil
Seor leol(, Edwards (con Jacobs. Jenkins ~, ri
oi( Jones (coD, Of Issaqucna. MalJGry col
~ Monroe (coD, McNiecc (coD. Rjje:, the
~, Young (col)-12. /
Ntr' tucker moved TO reconsider the pie
'tlon referring the message to a commit ity
al,o oroeflhs ne hundred copies to be aht
Mr. Cessor (coD wanted to know the a,(
son. 'he 5tIlu
ir' Tucker said that the Governor had srIt
de grave charges against the nconlo Of = g.
oslSSlppl, and he wished that part If tho her
ssage to be referred to Joint sneciaI and
lmittcc. 'i"i ALL,
lr. Ccssor (coD opposed and moved 70 elias
Inc motion on the table; lost, and the pie,
.lon TO reconsider was adopted. thel
y Mr.. Tucker A resolution rotarr;,,. ot
portion OF the message of the Govern S MI
'nlch relate sto intimidation, fraud and bret
IIcc' TO JOINT committee of FIVE from spri
iioust ana - from the Senate; that desil
committee be instructed to inyesfigatc vide
Ceharges Immediately, with power f. atiol
!. i0f persons and papers, adopted secti
y MI Hudson. Resolved tbnt Tho ~ hand
a. eNiis' wrongs and troubles alleged Inv ann
y Ames IN his message to this Leo ia M; :
ute' III the past and prospective. and t t,.Sii
out any remedy suggpestrJ tbc,n Inu t ,iS. :,
/, without locating or designating H. NOR.
ny or counties, of many of thas n' 'ie shall
; nc rcclteS, etc, that the Govcrnr ni ~ rupti
es'ed TO furnish the locality and d. % stain,
niSdeed; also to advise the -, u claus
what court could not be hold &C. 40 atrcb
of troubles. heid Oh ac- the n
:. Hudson supported his RESOLUTION :. n, o,n
appropriate and pointed remarks his y
resolution WAS adopted. bart
:, HE benson. \ Joint re- soI,,;o the II
=, ~ .ne once Of postmaster of the 10 - cause
doPted. ocrati
, @ earr;a9 of Jasper, moved to al said c