The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-22
SEN ATE-FOURTEENTH DAY.
THrRSpAY. January 20. lS1G

o Clure, Smith and Thornton.
= By Mr.. Shirley (col.) That the privilege
y OF the Senate be extended to MesSrs. L.
: Martin. j. \. Carlisle and j. Buchanan
adopted.
I By Mr. Stone: That same privileges b
extended to Hon. Z. IL. Abbott, late Stat
: Senator; adopted
, By Mr. Reynolds: That same privilege
; be extended TO Gen. 5. ID. Lee, Gen. Rob
4 Lowry ahd Hon. j r. Mcintosh adopted
By Mr. White (col.) That same privilege
be extended TO Judge benson; adopted.
Leaves of absence were granted to Messr;
Griffin, Gray (col.) and Smith.
2 SPECIAL ORDER.
; The motion of Mr.. Reynolds, to refer tn
credentials of Hon. NJ. B. Sullivan to tn
T. Com mittee on Elections, was taken up anC
the motion carried.
Mr.. FITZGERALD gave notice of the intro
duction OF a bill.
Mr.. Everett presented petition from the
Board OF Trade OF Yazoo City, in relation
to repeating the Agricultural Lien law.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Graham, chairman, reported II. B. t.
ascertain outstanding Indebtedness of va
zoo county; also, 5. B. to fund the school
debt of Monroe county, with the recon-
mendation that they do pass,
Mr. Furlong, chairman, reported the bill
! to repeal the act to regulate railroad taxa
| ton with the recommendation that it do
not pass.
Mr.. Johnston, chairman, reported That
! the committee on Humane and Benevolent
| Institutions had carefully examined the
Blind Institute. They are satisfied that I'M
der the management OF the superintendent
DIR. Langley, and EN- plOyeeS, it is very we'll
conducted; the inmates are we'll provided
for aud instruction is creditable to them
and to the Instructors. Specimens of me-
chanical skill of male pupils, such as mat
treSSeS, brOOmS anG chair bottoms eyince a
high degree of skill. The female pupils are
well advanced III music, manufacture of
bead work aud sewing. The buildings are
old and somewhat decayed, bat the com
mlttee believe that there is no Immediate
necessity for an appropriation to improve
them. The Superintendent estimates that
$4,000 will De required to defray current
expenses The committee presents an an
preparation bill leaving the amount blank
to be determined by the Legislature
MIR. johnson, chairman, also reported
from the same committee that they had
examined the Deaf and Dumb Institute
Inc management, under DR.. Carter,
IS very good. The pupils have good
clothing, attention, food and rooms. |
and the instruction is thorough Ten |
thousand dollars will be required TO support
the Institute during the present year. The /
FENCES ana outhouses are rather dilapidated |
committee refrain from recommending an
appropriation for their repair. They pre-
sent OH 10 make an appropriation for cur
rent expenses. leaving he amount blank TO
be determined by the Legislature.
Mr.. Johnston, chairman, of the same Com
initCee' again reported the appropriation
bill for the Lunatic Asylum with an amend |
meiC striking out $4,000 and inserting S32-
COU- Inc Commute here carefully examined
ne Architectural plan OF the wing proposed
20 be com pleted, and submit the same TO
the Senate; also, the Architect's rcnort H.
detail as 10 how the last appropriation was
expended, and the property and material
now on hand also, report of w. l.. Nu-
rent, ESQ., President pro tenn. of the Board
IF Trustees.
Mr' FeWeli gave notice of introduction of
| OH 70 abolish the office of Superintendent
ma provide for the election of MANAGER
ma Medical Director of the Lunatic Asv-
UNI. ' {
Mr. Garter, chairman, reported II. r. to
epeal the law in relation to the working of :
oaoS IN Holmes and other counties With :
ne RECOMMENDATION that it do pass ;
Mr. Hooker, chairman, reported the nra- : :
rnOr, '0 Wv a
ny Mr. Terry That committee of four C
-Messrs. Barry, Morgan, Everett and e
ohheton-be appointed to enquire into the i;
Po3aoIe cost OF printing the journal in ac- V
!
,lVuIloh' Tabled subject to call. Il
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. II
"A All aa5 referred except where specially men,
!. Barkley. VI . "iiieS =,
By Mr.. Graham: To repeal Sections I > II
=, D, ., Z, s and of the act REGULATING
'htfoilIng and supporting the PenitentiarT 81
lProyed March IS 1872. - d.
ny oy MI. futile: To require the Secretary
old ite TO furnish the Clerks of Courts il Il
~ roii county with certain books; passed
ny Mr. Reynolds To define and pnnish 10
lrglary in railroad cars. pun an
I Hs MT; Nets: To amend section $40
sut OF 1871, in relation to Circuit Clerks; an
iclai ponds in certain counties.
by MI Griffin: To regulate thn con,no,, da
Cloh OF County Assessors Rr
ny MI F0Ote: To repeal the latter MARI La
Section s, Chapter Is. Acts of 1874 pan an Lar
ate warrants. 7 '"N0e III F0
3y ar. reynolds: 10 encourage the nro- Gu
elton of native wine. '0 Plo- Ho
t ne secretary of State informed the Sem gel
that . T., to repeal Sec. ?. revenue act TIA
proved March %, 1875, has become law Nc
,ioGI .he Governors approval, bv onera- SIN
u VI ART !, Sec. = of the COnetitiition ken
,,o, otc'loh repealed gave the Governor Sh;
Yer 70 appoint Tax Collectors. 0' Ste
i Barry moved to call flom the Com son
zee IL. B.. to change the time ~
95Ing courts in Colfax county; carrieI u rem
q the bill was taken un Carried Ed
= Darry moved to amend so as to mako Jon
eal4io oI meeting third Mondays. instead Ma
econd Mondays, of March and Sentem" Nc
,s+ aiSo, to strike out all relating to Pot
nS d'oh county carried. AND the hill. lis,
49, YoI
SENATE BILLS, IT
re Oil TO fund the school debt of Monroe lief
uty was taken up. W cou
= ca meios moved to insert Winston conn N
C"iTled. rcso
norgan-to amend-Providod so;5 had
~ snail be receivable for taxes ieT i, ing
,neir payment. Adoptea. - '0" 50.
!, foote moved to strike out .sotber NJ
oI f,n ana insert u; from the Chickasaw quir
~ t luild." Tabled. cert;
IL OH was read and ordered enorossod ton