The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-27

~ taken up.
E. By Mr.. Morgan A substitute for tn,
Of committees resolutions: Be it Resolved
b mat Mr. nj. b. Sullivan Is not entitled 10
/, seat IN this Senate as Senator from the 2Stl
d District but that James II. Chalmers is th,
il duly and legally elected Senator from tn,
It zoth senatorial District, and that he b,
G worn IN and admitted TO his seat.
: The testimony was again read.
It Mr. White (col) moved to reconmit fol
: further investigation.
Mr.. Furlong moved to table: carried. by
the following vote M
fEAs.-Messrs. Allen, Barry Catchings.
teWell, Furlong. Graham, Hooker. John
ston, McCaskill, Mcneil, Mendenhali. Merits.
Morgan. Oldham, Reynolds, Sims, Taylor,
Terry, Thompson, Thornton-20.
NAYs-Messrs, Albright. Everett, Fitz-
SGerala, mcclure, Pratt, Shirley, Smith,
I Stewart. Stone, futile, White-ll.
ABsENT.-Messrs Callicott, Garter. Foote.
i Gray and Griffin-5
Mr.. Allen moved a call of the Sonata
carried. Present, 81 absent, 4 by leave,
ana Mr. Calllcott, who is sick and has not
yet been sworn in.
-. Mr., Morgan,s substitute was adopted by
| the following vote:
| feas.-Messrs. Allen, Barry, Catchings.
FeWeil, FitzGerald, Turione. Graham.
Hooker, Johnston, McCaskill, McNeil. Men
denhall, Nets, Morgan, Oldham, REYNOLDS.
2 2lms, stone, Taylor, Terry, Thompson and
Nays.-Messrs. Albright, Everett, Nc |
CIure; Pratt, Shirley, Smith, Stewart futile |
and White-9. y = '''si0
Mr.. Shirley (col.) did not desire to vote
untL he had further light upon the sinh
JecC ana desired otEer Senators to express
themselves. - e''
Mr.. Barry favored the entire report of the
committee. "a Oii0
Mr.. Sims sustained the report with the
exception OF the part in which it was deci-
ded that MIR. Sullivan was an alien he did
not think the proof conclusive.
Vt. EeWeli sustained the entire report.
IN ml:r ltzUefald sustained the report ex- :
cePG IN SO lar as related to Mr. Suliivan's !
NOT being citizen; he did lot think the
proof on that point sufficient. ''10
ne resolution as amended by Mr.. Nor !
IAN aa substitute was adopted by the follow (
Faa h4s,-M N Allen, Barry Catchings,
hooker, Johnston, McCaskiIl. M.NeiI Men q
iieenhaH, Nets, Morgan, Oldham REYNOLDS y
TTims, Stone, Taylor, Terry, Thompson II
[horntOn-22 p'oii' u
:, NAYS -Messrs. Albright, Everett. Me- al
i - re, fratt, Shirley, Smith, Stewart Tut I'll
Mr.. Stone moved to reconsider and fable III
jarred anu CaoIe' 81
MI. Stone moved that JamesR Chalmers TT
eIatoF rom The 18th District Bolivar and to
,,Hia1iolna} De sworn IN. Carried; and Mr.. al
h"lilers was presented by Nj Stone, and de
he oath OF office was administered hy IT. tr,
oV. Davis (co). - ~ mr.
LAWS BY LIMITATION. M
The Secretary of State informal tbo Co., tn
e Gnat the following bills, originating in ate
70 senate, nad become laws Wihout tbo ~
4proVai OF the Governor by onerat;on ele
drticIe 4, section "A of the -Consti- az az
lU ~ ~ 70 repeal the act to provide ga Ga,
r the collection of revenue imnronerIv con
lthheld also, the bill to repeal the supnla, Che
ental act thereto; also, to repeal the sne- on
al electlon act, approved Dee, "a. 1874 oCa
, ~, 70 repeal the amendatory militia law sdi
- nc 5U?oFeIhor sent IN report as to the ~
nd. ooh'iHSeht She
Inc Senate went into Executive sose;o,, T tIO
re thrown open. 'N0 "oors oaA
UNFINISHED BUSINESS. city
TO regulate tbo n,1,; or
scrihe the d,t nie pu9ilc printing, and to levi
inter. e' VI 'he Tuollc ol
r. an post
Ir: Aliens amendment, proviiino for tho hall
ming OF 300 copies of reports. .e for
:, 90 %A 70 per page for the numhar of levit
e g. IA one copy, and Mr. TuttIe's amend valu
~ p.IhoVloing that in rule or figure VOL, the
o'9 'iie price snail be paid, We're pending. actin
+ 70 o'1 the moved to adopt the amend
10 TO the amendment, carried and H. A y
'ndment as amended was adopted 'ne
=; Ailen moved to reconside- rho ,,o.
y ~ lil ca ms amendent viz Two thousand
e' Inere OF (the acts) at $3.50 ner naao En-
he a5,ditio OF pages in one volume and inst,
no. one thousand comics at o'cl
PEI per page to be paid for on daIipora a. gin-f
ta9leu' carried and the amendment W. consi
,ted, and the bill passed. U'-i0"' was taker
ali E1 ISIS Alien, Barry, Catchinos band
asIill ME- Sfas1 Graham Hooker Mcclure. an in
! So, 1'hIeiloenlall, Nets, MORGAN had
Stnny3 nus, ohirieY, Sims, Smith. Stow would
LAY ioi' Kerry, Thornton, White befOr.
.fe,-Messrs: Everett, FtzGera,d
e-7. oAuliain, thompson. The
tnalmers was excused. Ca
"a 1Aiieh moved to reconsider and fable
Mr.. FewaIl. -. EDS
and other citizens asl1;,,i ION ON mer- case il
NJ. IfneuIahce law. po"i by an
asking n ar a petition of Mr. Thos. testifie
ses incurred by him for the f,pp aS 1ne niers
e Wm. Sharkey. Wv iuheraI OF the fri,
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES to say,
Allen, chairman, renortad .ho I., clnct;
the salaries of State officar- io VII 70 ty tick
, pass. i'e Tie substi-
Graham cho;ro, In this
relation to sunnIviaps ors S a bill, given il
,d 9alclals; to raise revenue. and qua a.la day.
3 cb snt repeal of the latter part of JANU
2, cnapler 10, acts of 1875 ~ go - vi
gga;ylhg taxes in State warrs, - e eda
ding that they do not pa slfaa nis, rec AsE
n PTe lof Ine sale of delinquent tax the Vii
do pass. recommending propria
1NTR OBJECTION OF mrs No don
'ferred. just BET
T. G cry: \ joint resolution amend
L iienkeatatlo On BY abolishing the By
r. Thompson n IN er reIat;o ded in
tb ene hands of the Treasarere 70 bn from tn
hville Rsilroad, VI the VicSburg was in a
, : Johnston; To amend the charter testimon