The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-11
HOUSE-SIXTH DAY.
MONDAY, January 10, 1875.

| MoNDAf, January H. 1919.
Mr.. Speaker Street In the chair. Prayer
! by Rev. Mr.. Nichols, of DeSoto. Present
| 100; absent Z.
The following committee was announced
| by the Speaker on Saturday but accidentally
omitted from our report.
COUNTIES AND BOUNDARIES Mr. Byrd.
OF Franklin, Chairman Messr3. Cochran,
Shei6y, Dear, Bassett, Fairly, Nichols,
Huddleston and Mallory Cob
Messrs. Clay, of Bolivar, and Shattuck, OF
| Wilkinson, were sworn in.
Mr. TiSon moved to reconsider the vote
by which the bill for the relief of tax
payers passed. upon the ground that the
lands sold prior to January LIST, 1876, would
be subject to redemption; carried.
The bill was amended SO us to prevent its
applying. to the redemption of lands sold
prior to January lst, 1876; and, upon mo-
ton of Mr.. Tison, the bill passed
Mr.. Jacobs (col. presented petition in
relation TO the CASTILLO vs.. Parsons contested
election case; referred.
Nj. Featherstop, Chairman, reported a
number OF bills with recommendations
The bill to enable Mrs. LII B. Theobald to
make certain devises, etc., passed.
The bills to amend section 1894, article 6. |
Code 1871, and to amend the act i'm relation I
TO trial by jury IN civil suits. were indefin |
itely postponed.
The Speaker announced the following
additional standing committees
lMMIGRATIoN.-Mr. johnson, of Itawam-
ga, chairman; Messrs. Massihgale, Johns.
Bridges, Saunders, Shrock and Cessor (coll
MANUFACTUREs.-Mr. Causey, chairman:
Messrs. Garrett, Trice, Walden, Hogan. VIII
kinson and McNeese (col.).
UNFINISHED BUsINEss.-Mr. Nelson.
chairman; Messrs, Nichols, benson, Sykes
and Edwards (col.). NO
MISSISSIPPI LEvEEs.-Mr. percv oha;.
nan; Messrs. Clay, Campbell. Soutbwnrth
oaliy' Nichols and Saunderlin (co.)
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. Leigh
" hefeas, The concurrent resolution nas.
u Dy THIS House on the 18th day of Janna-
y 1912, III relation to the action of Lieut
zen: Philip Ii. sheridan at New Orleans in 4
ne state OF Louisiana, was passed in rela-
h toh r 70 tHe military action of an officer of
lctlon OF this State; and L
" niereas' Inc actioa of Gen. Sheridan
hlch was thereby approved, was arbitra1 c
tyrahnlcai and revolutionary, and in di- !
81. aIiitaSonlsm with civil government and y
eRuoiIcan institutions; and, "o
whereas, The policy which the said CO., Il
meridian then and there sought to inan"nI ;,
tte, would have also embraced ~
1Vefelgn State of Mississippi, if his Con-
rs nad prevailed and, 0o'ii- h
nLefeas, The said Gen. Sheridan. IN his 81
,opo .S pan OF operations, and as an eys r.
statements of the condit;a, "uu Ell
, I'm W ~ Gne White people of the SonrG u
:" aiu TIE federal Governments and its or b,
ancnlSed citizens; and then and tharo On Jn
t tti - inc people of the South as chan O.
Whereas, This House, In annror;a ~
ZION OF Gen. Sheridan in this hahaIfS ihe :,
), aol paftlSah purposes, and with . knoUi :"
9e mat In so doing thew slandarad WI,
6ple they falsely claimed to renre ~ ' me is
IA n noia, Ine premises considered. tho =.
~ t:oncurrent resolution is a libel -, .ao az
ciLlZens of our State. ami = a.; upon M:
= journals of this House. "ce 10 fa,
therefore, be it Resolved. NV tho p -.
piesentatiyes of the State of Mss;Se;,, ~ "a
o H1euaCe eoneurrirg, That said concnrrp, SIS
, House oo eNpunsed from the journals of ma
30 # f"rt,. u do
% ? u II further Resolved, That tho Cuo,,. II
thit De instructed to transmit q 60 ~
, De % resolution to each of orr Sa,,. .op9 mrs
= representatives in Congress fire
ist Muaiurow moved to POSTPONE p,t; sur
!, ise monday in February. uhtn IL
H. Guthrie moved to indofn;.o, the
le. o""iteiy post mil
the resolutions. action up ,,.,
- - " 9,iurow favored the resolut;an -, 10.
aiken. aetlon would not tho
~ JSouthworth desired immed;a,o - are
~ Ill hudson moved to table the mot;o
'poae 70 February; carried. 'io'ioh 10
1sa,i ddcAer favored the resolution .,a Pan
E. o MOTION TO indefinitely post T
:, :; i,'cks moved to table the ma,;o at
:. soigyblp postpone; carried ''0n 20 lical
.ce,ps Ut thought the resolutions ,,.a q no
!. put was prepared to VOTE we're Ere s Ia
narksd dale, offered the follow; gold
e 4th clansa ,ne out all after .scitizenss to th
ing ont Mi q ',o the 9th clause hv since