The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-06
Observation-Disclosures.
SENATE--SECOFC DAY.
WEDNESDAY, Jan'y ), 1875.
On, J. NJ Stone in the chair

tewell, FurlOng, Foote, Graham, Hooker
Johnston, Mcclure, Metts, Mcneil, Nc
Sims, Stewart Smith, Sullivan, futile,
Taylor, Terry, Thornton, Thompson and
White
The Committee on Rules reported, land
the report was adopted.
Under the new rule. giving the Senate the |
power to appoint the standing committees. |
a committee on committees was appointed, |
which reported the following committees
JUDICIARY = Mr. Taylor, chairman;
Messrs Catchings, Reynolds, Johnston. |
Morgan, Pratt and Everett.
FINANCE-Mr Graham, chairman; Messrs. |
Allen, McCaskill, Smith and Carter.
AGRICULTURE. COMMERCE AND MAGUFAC- |
TUREs-Mr. Mcneil, chairman; Messrs. |
Callicott, Hooker. Griffin and Stewart(col-) |
/ EDUCATION - Mr.-Foote, chairman |
Messrs. Ca5chings, Sims, Smith and White
/ (col.)
PUBLIC WoRKs-Mr. Carter, chairman;
Messrs. Thompson and Shirley (col.).
! PRINTISG-Mr FITZGERALD, chairman
/ Messrs. Barry, Oldham Johnston and White
I RAILROADs-Mr. FurlOng, chairman
/ Messrs. Allen, Foote, McCaskill and futile
! CLAIMs-Mr. Metts, chairman; Messrs
/ Graham, Thompson, Smith and Fewell.
MILITIA-Mr FurlOng, chairman; Messrs
/ Mendenhall anG Hooker.
/ FEDERAL RELATIONs-Mr. Catchings
chairman; Messrs, Fewell, Thornton, Ever
! EFT and futile.
COUNTIES AND COUNTY BoUNDARIEs:-Mr.
! MCCaSkiil, chairman; MeSSrS. Carter, Hook
or. FITZGERALD and Smith.
PENTrENTIARY AND PRsONs.-Mr. Al
len, chairman; McsSTs. Callicott McCaskilI,
/ Tuttle and Terry.
HUMANE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
Mr.. Johnston, chairman; MessrS. Barry,
Thornton, FurlOng and Everett.
PUBLIC LANDs-NIr Sims, chairman;
! MessrS. Nets and Griffin.
CoRPoRATIoNs-Mr Reynolds, chair
man. Messrs. Taylor, Thompson, Everett
and White (cOl)
JOINT COMMITTEES.
EXECUTIVE CONTINGENT FUND.-Mr Bar
ry, chairman; Messrs. Nets and Mcclure.
TNRoLLED BILLs.-Mr Hooker, chairman:
MeS-rS. Garter and Pratt.
STATE UNIVER-ITIEs.-Mr. Sims, chair
man: NJ essrs. Callicott and Griffin.
REGISTRATION AND ELECTION.--Mr. Rey-
nOlds, chairman; MesSrs. CatChings, IhOmp-
| son, Pratt and Barry.
/ UNFINISHED BUSINESS.-Mr. MendcnhalI,
! chairman; Messrs. Oldham and Mcclure.
BANKS AND BANKING.--Mr. Stone, chair
man; Messrs, Hooker and Steward.
CONTINGENT ExPENsEs:-M Mcneil,
chairman; FitzGerald and White.
IMMIGRATION-Mr Johnston, charm an
Messrs. Terry and futile.
Messrs. Stone. Reynolds and Everett were
appointed a committee on Joint rules.
The Senate repaired to the House of Rep
the vote for State Treasurer
Messrs. Johnston and FOote gave notice
. that they would on tomorrow introduce a
I number of important bills. To prevent
repetition we will only give the titles and
character OF bills when Introduced.
By Mr.. FeWeli--A concurrent resolution
Whereas, 1t is provided by the COnstitH-
ton Of the State that the Governor shall,
from time to time. give the Legislature IN
}, formation Of the state OF the government
aud recommend to their consideration such
measures as he may deem necessary or eA-
And whereas, The Governor of this State
has. under cover of said constitutional pro
:. vision, and animated by spirit OF enmlty
which seems to have its springs IN Jne MATT
enopndered by war, sent to this body
communication intended as a campaign
+, document, in, and by. which 1t Is lhsihuaCeo
if not charged, that the new members o
this body were returned by fraad anu Nio-
lenCe. And. L.,
official source. and is, therefore, calculated
as il was intended, to force upon the govern
u. ment and people OF the United oIaIe9 In'
I. belief that the recent election IN LhlS 9taU
V. was conducted in a spirit which denied tin
riubfs Guaranteed bv constitutional am
LEGAL provision to the cOlOred race, ana l
fnrther calculated to destroy, IN som
g, measure at least, that good feeling WhlcI
after a long period OF bitterness, mas iaIel
been re-established between the P9oplE .
the Northern ana SOuLheIh S0SIl0i'0 " VI
country. And, ~ =
whereas. 1t is obvious the Governor o
this state has omitted the duty impose
unOn him, as aforesaid, "Of giving the Ley
feature information of the state of the gov
prnment." and thus expo sing the ehofmou
onnresSions. complaints and extravaganza
ri ofthc government in the last TWO years, al
IL, has, tor political effect, maze an as5au
nv uDon the people of this State (wh0 are no
To in a state OF profound peace ana upon I'll:
CONSERVATIVES, fairly chosen to this Legi
10 Iofurp. and has charged the white poop
~ Iyirb fomenting discOrd and practlcInG VIZ
len olence and intimidation. And,
ci- Whereas, The Governor has thus ass
~, notad the homes with which this body a
~ spomhIed. namely: The hopes that his +
cajIencv would cooperate with the Leg
ia Iatnre in cementing the good feeling a.
der npaceful relations between the two rae
as which lad and designing men have or Ia
TO been trying to destroy, ana the nope ~
)rS, his Fxcclltncy would rise above the blCl
ent Taelin0 enpendercd by the failure OF !
lals plans and aspirations and endeayor TO
re main with us in peaceful relations a
ais. labor witch us for the common Sood. NO
Tor therefore, be it
ion Resolved by the Senate, the house
lat Renrese ntatives cOncurring, That we ue'
If orr duty to the people OF MISSISSIPPI,
lion snpakino for them, to repel said charges
Sla- destinations and to declare soiemniy 10
ion, Government and people of the Union,
5 in That whatever of violence rrecet
nay and attended the recentel election in this st
eys, was melted by designing adventures, W
9TH pretending to cooperate with the N Nat
own Republican party, working upGn, tue p ?
no. sious of an ignorant race, and seeking pc
the e eio' ard place for themselves through. +
the antaoonism and the establishment OF u
no and discord between the white men and
colored meu OF this State; and we so5em
APP declare our further conviction that, olt
ltion the Vaccinations of these designing adV
ne to t tar the good feeling which once exi'
between said races would never have ;
com disturbed, the problem of reconstruee'
ors would have been Of easy solQt!on, anu
) cIS. ,ot;nc tOUpthpT and in harm(