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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-02-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.


SATURDAY, February 18th, 1876.
Mr.. President Stone in the chair; absent
Leaves of absence were granted to Messrs.
CallicOtt, Pratt and futile.
By Mr.. Oldham To extend the privileges
ofthe Senate to Hon. L. s. Terry, ex-Sena-
tor.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Taylor, chairman, reported: To re-
peal the act regulating official advertising
with substitute, and recommending that it
do pass.
Mr.. Stone, chairman, reported that the
bankers, memorial should be referred to the
Finance Committee.
Mr.. Metts, chairman, reported: For. the
relief of Russell Miller and Henry Chris
tian, of Tunica county; for the relief of
VIM. Hester, of Kinds, recommending that
they dopot pass also for the relief of l.. A
McCaskill Of Sim psoh.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred.
By Mr.. Barry: To amend section zoos,
Code of 1871, in reference to service of pro-
cess Of suits in Chancery Courts; also to
amehd Section l076 Code OF 1871, III refer
ence TO exceptions to bills and answers in
Chancery.
SENATE BILLS.
To regulate the compensation of Sheriffs !;
recon- mitted.
To amend section 9S1. Code of 1871, relat-
ing to breaches of injunctIons; passed. : :
To legalize certain publications; passed.
To provide for the service. of process on
partners, the committees substitute was
adopted. and the bill passed.
The bill to prohibit the sale of seed cotton
at night was taken up; the committees
substitute, to prohibit the sale of seed cot
ton. unbaled ginned cottons antf corn, at
night, was adopted. Mi. Terry moved to
amend by adding wheat; Mr.. Allen moved
to add sweet potatoes tabled. Mr.. Sims
moved to amend SO as not to prohibit the
sale of green corn for table use in towns,
cities and villages; adopted, and the bill
lies over.
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BY Mr.. Foote: That the Senate Chamber
he rendered to the veterans of the Ne xican
war, who desire to TPet at IL O'Clock.
Adoptcd and at that hour the Senate, pend
ing thu consideration of the cotton trAffick-
ing b.li. the Senate adjourned.
EXECUTIVE SESSION BUSINESS.
The following nominations have been
confirmed: ~"
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTs OF EDUcA-
TONI. B. Hemphill of Choctaw, w. D..
Sprott Of Claiborne, Chas, b. Ames of Nox-
ubee, J. D. Parker OF Grenada, o. g. Dear
of Jasper, y. c. Beauchamp of Madison, j.
w. Winningham of Pearl, W. r. Buttee of
Scott, Jno. Roach of Smith, Calvin Perkins of
Tunica, H. G. smith of Jones, j. S. Montgom-
cry of Adams, F. A. Wolfe of Kinds, r. H i.
Simmons of Leflore, E. d. Beatty of New
ton, g. W. Archer Of PFentiss, Isaac Bell of
Pontotoc, S. B. Brown of Yalobusha,
Aaron Smith of Sumner, w. E. Simpson OF
Montgomery.
And the following reflections:
COUNTY SUPERINTHNDENTs OF EDUCA-
TONI. L: Livingston of Bolivar, Jno
McIfinis of Green,s Wm4 Kellis of Kemper,
r. o. Byrne of Lawrence, w. s.
Bageett OF Lincoln. F. d. Tateof Pike
G. M. Maddox IF Tippah, Ihos. Hatcher
W. 81. Garland OF Summit District, j. T.
Harrington of ColfaX, w. T. Cole of Tate
G. C. Smith OF CoahOma, E. w. Larkin OF
Coyinyton, w. G. FurlOw of Simpson. J. l.
LYON OF Calhoun, W. W. Weir of Clarke
E. l.. Bernard OF Hancock, Patrick Curt.
| of Harrison, A. C. Edwards of Lauderdale
w. j. Seal of Neshoba, j. w. Wynn o.
Clarke, and B. F. Sntton of Rankin.
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MONDAY, February 14th, 1876.
Mr.. Stone chairman in the Senate; leave
of absence was granted to Mr.. Fewell.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The committees substitute, entitled an
act to prohibit the sale of seed cotton, N.
baled sginned cotton and corn At nfgHfy
with Mr. Aliens motion to indefinitely
postpone the bill and substitute, came up.
The mbtion was lost by the following vote !:
fEAs--Messrs. Allen. Barry. Carter, Ev-
erett, Nets, Oldham, Shirley, Sims,
Stewart. Stone, Thornton-11.
NAYS - Messrs. Catchngs, Chalmers,
Foote, Furlong, Graham. Griffin, Hooker
Johnston, McCaskili, Mcneil, Morgan, Tay-
lor, Terry, Thompson-l4.
ABSENT AND NOT VOTING -Messrs. Al
bright, Callicott, Jewell, FitzGerald, Gray.
McCiure Mendenhall. Pratt, Reynolds.
/, Several other amendments were offered
and lost, and the bill was lost on engross-
ment and. third reading, by a vote of II for
to IA agafnst-absent II.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Foote, chairman, reported H. b. to
authorize Union county to pay Lee county
certain schoolhouse taxes, with the recon-
mendation that it do pass.
Mr.. Sims, chairman, reported Fl. B. to au-
thoriSe the sale of swamp lands in,EMnhAia
Comfy eS.t " wit. ii amendmenss and recommends
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred.
By Mr.. Chalmers: To change the fees for
marriage license; also, to amend section
|feasance of Supervisors; also. to change the
name of the county seat OF. Bolivar county
from Floryville toRosedale.
Mr.. Foote moved to take up his resolution
providing for two sessions day, offered on
Saturday carried. The resolution provides
10 my m r m
81, and the evening at " o'clock. Mr..
Terry moved to strike out 91a and insert 10 !:
adopted. The resolution was lost.
Mr.. Graham's resolution, offered on Satur-
day. providing for standing engrossment
committee, consisting of Messrs. Menden-
hall, futile and Thompson, was taken up
and adopted.
H. B. to change the corporate limits of
Beauregard was passed. -
SENATE KILLS..
To change the name of the seat sof ius-
tice OF Issaquena county from Mayersville
to Ham ptOn passed.
To amend section 1869, Code OF 1871. tn
relation : to obtaing money, ETC., under
false pretenses was lost on its passage.
To change certain stock laws of Lowndes
county passed.
For the relief of Mary Jane Horn of Lin
coin county passed.
TIC, reduce into one the Incorporating acts
of Macon - committees substitute adopted,
and the bill passed.
To limit the powers of municipal corpora
tions was lost ON its third reading.
To amend the charter of Lexington
committees amendments were adopted, and
the bill passed.
For the relief Of VIM. Hester,s of Kinds
county, was recommitted.
For the relief of L. A. McCaskill, of
Simpson county, passed.
To repeal the act regulating legal adver-
tisements--the committees substitute. was
adopted, and the bill passed, x FL
The Joint Resolution relating to the Tex
as Pacific Railroad was recommitted.
Va HOUSE BILLS. 2.
To authorize Carroll county to issue bonds
passed,
To provide for temporary suspension of
assessments passed. ~
To suspend the statute of limitation was
indefinitely postponed.
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HOUSE-THIRTY-FIFTH DAY.

up. M. 0seftoh tcoi: S 0hsfed minority
report. z
Messrs. White, Powell and-O verton spoke
upon the reception Of the minority report.
the testimony.
Mr.. Powell moved to 60 into
SECRET SESSION,
which was carried. During which there WA
considerable discussion upon the merits 81
the minority report.
Mr.. Hudson moved to reject the minority
spread upon the journal.
MI. Rercy moved the adoption of the ma
jority port and the resolution. of the conn
nitteeT impeaching Governor
Davis for high crimes and misdemeari-
ors, npon the discussion of the question the
report was adopted and the resolution viz:
That Alexander X. Davis, Lieutenant-Gov-i
ernor Of the State of Mississippi, be Inn
peached Of high crimes and misdemeanors,
was adopted by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Aldrich. Amacker. Bah
ley, Baker, Barksdale, Basset, BEAM Bell
Blount Boyd, Bridges, Carter OF H0lmea,
Causey, Grassland, Chiles, Clifton, Cochran,
FATTY Poyd Gs
ret, Gayden, Gibson. ellis, Gowan, Guth-
rie, Guyton, Hall, Harper, Hebron, Hicks,
Horton, Hudson, Jagers, Jarnagtn, Jayne.
Johns, johnson of Itawamba, Johnson Of
gale, Miller, McCargo, Mccormick, MeIn-
mis-. McNair, McNeise. McLaurin Of Jasper.
McLaurin Of Smith, McWhorter, Nelson,
Nichols. Parker, Pennington, Perry,
Fund s S. s5s So sSr.f
7Foup. Fucker, NJ arrslI. 6atRldl Y Wi ii,
son, White, Vaughan, Yellowley, Mr..
Speaker-s7.
NAYs-Messrs. Brown, Carter Of. War.
rem, Jacobs, Jenkins, Jones Of Issaquena,
Overton, Parsons, Sanderiin, Young-a
ABSENT AND NOT voTING-Messre. Byrd OF
Eranklin, Bird &9k Lawgenal hpbsll.
H dddisston' dysey, feisS, M nHiIes1,
Meade, Millsaps, Monroe, Muldrow. RI
ley, Trice, Turley, Vaiden-20.
Mr.. Muldrow was excused fromrvutinR
having been counsel for Lieut..9oV. Davis
in the Circuit Court of Lowndes county, on
the same case, before he was elected to the
Legislature.
The HOUSE adjourned.
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FRIDAY, February 10, 1876
Lt.-Gov. Davis (col.) in the chair absent,
iMessrs. Chalmers and McClure-2.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The appeal of Mr.. Carter from the deci
sion of the chair: the appeal was sustained
by vote of IL to 8, and Mr.. Aliens amend
ment was tabled ;.yeas 26, nays 4. The mo-
ton to indefinitely postpone the bill to re-
peal the act to encourage the introduction
of machinery, and the establishment of fac
tories, was lost.
YKAs-Messrs. Catchings, Furlong, Gray,
Griffin, McCaskill, Mcneil, Pratt, Rey nolds,
Shirley, Sims, Smith, Stone. Tuttle-l3.
NAYs-Messrs. Albright Barry, Callicott,
Carter, Everett, Fewell. FITZGERALD. Foote,
Graham, Johnston, Mendenhall, Nets. Nor
Thornton, White-19.
Mr.. Reynolds moved to insert after the
title, preamble setting forth that it is the
opinion of the Legislature that the act was
unconstitutional. Mr.. Taylor moved to Ia
BILE; carried-yeas "a, nays 8. Mr.. Jewell
Ss iss sa:E sad s sSa
blgss lost e IL pessags By the fbllowing
- s'e. s csssss'He; s sssss
Pfft6 AevnS(d sSAirley, Sims, Smith.
Stone, futile s1Vh4fe--16. u
xlbright,. Barry, Carter
EveF ewellsHltaGersl& Grahsin; John.
Il
asse3 Taylqf Merry ssp p.0n. Thorn
% and rt.Stlnf
well * to kpsidsrth the vote
and make it thu p0cial Jfdef for Wediiesl
day. Mr.. Sims moved to table; lost. The
motion was Withdrawn. Mr.. Reynolds
moved to table the motion to reconsider
lost-l7 to II, and the motion to reconsider
was lost-yeas IL, nays IL, not voting, 3.
SPECIAL ORDER.
To amend the act regulating the tax OF
liquor licenses, approved Feb. II, 1875. Mr.
Reynolds moved to consider it section BY
section; carried.
The bill provides: Sec. 1. Licenses shall
not be granted for more than twelve mouth.
nor for less than $500, or more than 81 900
tQhe Sagulated by the Supervisors and au.
thoffties of cities and towns, VIZ: Outsideo
. 'habitants or less, 500; in towns of more
than five hundred, and less than one thous.
and, Inhabitants, $500; of more than one
thousand. and not less than two thousand
inhabitants, $500; of more than two thous
and, and less than three thousand, inhabi
tants, $500; in cities OF more than tire,
thousand, and less than four thousand, in
habitants, 5000; of more than four thousand
and less than six thousand. Inhabitants
$3.50; of more than six thousand inhabi
tants, $1,000. Sec. 3. Taxes to be paye6 il
= coin or currency. for the benefit of the com
mon schools towns and cities to be allowe'
to levy an additional tax to be paid in sucl
funds as the town may determine, not ex
ceeding the amount paid to the State. Sec
4. No person will be allowed to sell. withou
license. in less quantities than one gallon
The bill was considered at length; som
amendments were offered and lost, and tn
Senate, pending its consideration, adjourn
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futile and Thompson, be appointed on
Engrossed Bills. Lies over.
Mr.. Gray (col.) moved that when the Sen
ate adjourn it be until Monday. Lost !;
yeas, O; nays, 80; absent, 4.
Leaves Of absence were granted to Messrs.
FITZGERALD and Reynolds.
EXECUTIVE SESSION..
The Senate went into executive session,
and after some time spent therein, the doors
were thrown open and the Senate ad-
NorE.-In our report of yesterday we
erred in saying the appeal from the aeci-
sion of the chair was sustained. We should
have said the appeal was laid on the table
yeas, II; nays, 9.
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THURSDAY. February 10, 1876.
Mr. Speaker Street in the chair. Prayer
by Rev: Mr.. Zea!y Present, 80; absent, IL
Leaves of absence were granted to
Messrs. Fortune and Bird, of Lawrence.
HkS5rs. &ie.6f daibcrsS Rogers d
Yalobusha, Percy Of Washington, White Of
Of Scott. Clay Of Bolivar, Shelby Of Bolivar
and McEaurin of Smith, entered protest
against SO much of the salary bill, which
passed the House, as relates to the salary
and per diem of the members of the Legis-
lature, on the ground that the amount fixed
was too large.
To the Honorable II. N. Street.
MR.. SPEAKER: Your select committee, ap-
pointed under a resolution adopted on tie
8thdat of January, to investigate certain
charges currently reported and alleged
against A. K. Davis. Lieutenant Governor
of the State of Mississippi, that he, the said
AK. Davis, as such Lieutenant-Governor,
has committed high crimes and misdemean-
high crimes and misdemeanors in office, If
any, the said Lieutenant-GovernorA A. X.
Davis has been guilty Of beg leave to
port that they have made the investigation
required of them, and find that the said A.
q sst i5||s3Es| Il sss! Is
Ssicks ySal clEnitte "a ai,s{ ee s's sPec'Rs
That the said A. X. Davis. on or about the
14th day o June, A. D. 1875, he, the said A.
X. Davis, being on the day aforesaid, the
Lieutenant-Governor of the State of Mis-
gsissippi. and acting or pretending 20 act as
sas s sas sssss g.
ing then absent from said State. did agree
to accept a bride TOR the pardon of one
was then pending, in the Circuit Court OF
the county of Lowndes, in said State. an in
dictment for the murder OF one Ann Thorn
as, and did wiliully and corrnptly accept.
dred dollars. In consideration that he, the
said A. X. Davis, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
acting Governor, Ms aforesaid had granted
and issued said pardon.
. Apdsyour committee, pursuant to further
- 8nsssas.isas e sheHs contained in the reso-
mony and other evidence upon which they
~, base their hpdl8g marked !. Exhibits A, D.,
q R tss 49, 3 AZ prsyeato bssaken as part
The premises being considered, your COM
mittee would recommend the adoption OF
the cOmpauying resolution:
A''pe' F.s. WHITE. Chairman.
GEO. III. LESTER.
OLIVER CLIFTON,
SAM Powell,
I5EAres.. e4sysd, sud ff &c litter
col9l6efstien Whereof was, On motion of W.
Deason, made the special order for Monday
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
RESOLUTION.
Resolved, That Alexander. K. Davis,
app, besimpeAched ii high crimes and mis-
HOUSE BILLS.
The House concurred in the Senate mend-
ss.sqeptA - the following bills, VIZ !, To aid
saen3clals In the service of civil processs to
amend an act making an appropriation to
4 seeney ths tszpenses Of the Sergeant-at-
1875; to repeal section 22l1, Code of 1871, |
and for other purposes; to incorporate the
beqk of Lewis, Bishop q Co.; for the relief
- Sof q. N. Muse, of Yazoo county to amend |
%sn6repssl certain laws In relation to habeas
corpus. ~
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EXECUTIVE SESSION.
!. HousE-pHIRTY-rH1RD DAY..
FRIDAY, February IL, 1877

FRIDAY, February IL, 1876.
Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair. Prayer
by Rev. John Hunter, D. D. Present. SO;
absent, IL.
Meades Barksdale, MIler, Dabney, Millsaps
"n Mr. h BcyS as0 for the committee, reported
substitute for tie Sbill to Incorporate the
French camp Educational Association.
The substitute was adopted and the bill
passed.
By Mr.. Muldrow: To extend the act to
encourage the introduction of machinery,
etc. to the Hoshaqua Company, in the coun-
ties of Noxubee and Winston; referred.
REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Mr.. SPEAKER: Your committee appointed
to inquire into and Investigate the 0ff1eial
conduct of T. w. Cardozo, Superintendent
of Public Education, beg leave to repoft
chat they have made diligent inquiry They
have examined many witnesses, and here
with submit the testimony whichthey have
gathered. Your commit.ee, hay ng weighed
and mutually considered the evidence be-
fore them, are constrained to believe that
Public Education, has been guilty OF
the following offensess in the discharge of
his public duties. viz:
LIST, Perjury. I'd, Being liable as an officer
Of this State for public moneys unsccounted
| for and not paid over at the time Of his in
duction Into the Office OF State Superintend-
ent of Education. Sd, Misrepresentation OF
puolic moneys. 4th, Embezzlement of pub
| lie moneys. 9Th, Population in Office. 9Th
Bribery. 7th, Fraudulent issuance OF
Warren county witness certificates. 9Th
| Forgery. 9th, Extortion, as Circuit Clerk
of Warren county, in the matter of land re-
demption. 10th, Having in his possession
moneys belonging to this State and unac.
accounted for.
In view of these facts, your Committee
| yUOuld rpSnRctfully recon- m end the adOptiOv
of the following resolution, to-wit:
Resolved. That T. W. Cardozo. Superin
ltendept of PQbSlc Education of theSt Of
Mississippi, be i'm pesched for high crimes
and misdemeanors in office.
| J. b. YELLOWLEY, Chairman.
| G. d. STANDS,
A. C. NcNAIR,
| Com mittee
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Mr.. SPEAKER: concur in the report OF
the committee appointed to investigate
charges against T. w. Cardozo, Superin-
tendeut OF Education, resefVirR This excep-
ton to said repofts The committee have not
compaeted the proof. deem the evidence
reported sufficient to convict, but the names
of important witnesses to material facts,
have been suggested to the committee, and
said witnesses have not been examined.
construed the resolution of the House to
instruct the committee to take and report
all the material evidence in the case, and
differ with the committee in this, that /
think the report premature.
Respectfully,
j. E. LEIGH.
Mr.. Tison moved to make the reports the
special order for wednesday next at lO
o'clock; carried.
By Mr.. Featherston: To extend the priv
ileges of the House to Gen. Stewart, chan
celIor of Oxford University.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
s. j. r. proposing an amendment to the
constitution to be submitted to the people
abolishing the office of Lieutenant-Gover-
nor passed Its second reading by the fol-
lowing vote :: So =. sEse
YEAs-Messrs. Aldrich, .Amacker, Bailey,
Baker, Barksdale, Bassett, Bean, Bell,
Franklin. Carter of Holmes, Causey, Cross.
land, Chiles, Clay, Clifton, Cochran, Crum,
benson, Drake, Edwards, Erwin, Fairly.
Eeatherston, Floyd, Fortune, Garrett, Gay
den, Gowan, Guthrie. Guyton, Hall, Har-
per, Hebron, Hicks, Hogan, Horton, Hud-
dleston, Hudson. Jacobs, Jagers, Jarnigan,
Jayne, Jenkins,J ohns, johnson of Itawamba,
y9Apseq ef Winstspa Jones Of Kinds, Leigh,
Cargo, McCormek, Mc1nnis, McNair, Nc
Lanrin Of Jaspef. McLanrin Of Smith, Nc
Whorter, NeilsO1, Nichols, Ovefton, Parker,
Pennington, Percys Pounds Powell, ReyZ
nolds, Rogers, Rowan, Stands, Shattuck,
Shelby, Shrock, Southworth. Spight. Steb-
bins, Sykes, Tison, Trice. Troup, Tucker,
Turley, Warren, Watkins, Wilkinson, White,
Vaughan, Yellowley, Young and Mr..
Speaker-96.
NAYs-Messrs. Jones OF Issaquena, Nc
Neise, Parsons and Sanderlin-4. -.
/ ABSENT AND NOT voTING Messrs. Bird of
W Ga G Gss
sey, Mallory, Meade, Miller, Millsaps, Riley,
Saunders and Vaiden-16.
Adjourned.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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THURSDAY. February 10, 1876.
Mr. Speaker Street in the chair. Prayer
by Rev Mr.. Zealy. Present, 81; absent, II.
Leaves of absence were granted to
Messrs. Fortune and Bird, of Lawrence.
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lsslSlPri AeIsiArvRE
DAY.

FRIDAY, February 10, 1876.
Lt.-Gov. Davis (col.) in the chair absent,
iiesSrs. Chalmers and McClure-2.
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Mr.. President Stone in the chair. Prayer
by Rev. John Hunter, d. d. Absent 2.
BY Mr., Sims: To extend the privileges
of thesSenate to General A. P. Stewart ana
Hon, A. Hill carried.
: Leaves OF absence were granted to Mr.
Hooker and Mr.. Taylor, the door-keeper.
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rurg, oab @n9lano eu1 Jfed)t babe, pcn Der
Giirtei E ne @rfiIun9 ibrer bGufi9en1tefornls
ueriprehun9en su perlangen nno oaB aud
Der Srlmfrteg fir tbre Sntegrltlt Der Sltrtel
nur unternommen pcroen let nnter Der be-
fiji nten @rpartung, oab Die Eforte tbre
d~l.itliA hen llntertbanen ben Wtobadleoauern
slei6lteuen wtrOe. &0nne ie bas rldt, barn
= Dtr. @lapftone iprift ben Sas niht SIT
@nbe. uerlangt aber, bab @uglano ith fir
Die Ourdii1run9 Der Anbraiip't9en 6efor'
men interel,re, ba e8 paSu beredtigt uno
perpflidtet lei : Die 9f eutiife iiber Die
Sus5. Aftieu' 6ru9e iinO bereitS perDffentlidt.
goro De1bp 9laubti Die Aatoritat oes Sir.
item Bi8mard brauAen 81 t6nnen. Soro
Spo 0uliel bert6tet aus Berlin: Ser 6elhsz
~fansler babe gednBert, nOaB @n9lauo oas
re6te Ding i'm redten Iu9enblide in Setrefi
oes SrtScarals getban nabe." WcS mill
man NJ br?
, 1876-03-16

Som britii6en NJ rlament 1T
nod niht uitl Al beri9ten, auBer baB bic
Otininsrralmaicrltdt Don Den bret Sauptan,
gtifieu b Ntulorltat in Del Sflapsnfrage,
Der orientclii9m Tyu9e uno Dem Antanf Oss
SueStanalS, Oen lretg naunten berelts ab9e
ldlayen bat, inoem baS @elhdft ianftionIr
wuroe. Dis Debate cauerte 3ruei Sage
serabe 10 lange, ME bic U yreBcebatte, MAJ
aber lslbltuerltlnoliA bel &egttm seoisseaer.
Die AoreBoebatte bat III @nslanb lett pielen
Sabren fetne ernltpalte Sepentun9 mehr, ions
bern 1T ELL rsiner @tt Der @tttette. Der
Nntraaieler Der Anrelie uno istn Secunban.
mulien io9ar in Uniform auftreten, uno
weuu iie lperer SolOatert. nod Wtar'neoffis
s,sre, nod 8reiwlal9e, nod bbbsre @raf.
ihuftsbeamte iino, 10 miiitn ie ll1 in 9of-
salacolttm itsdsu, Stner bot bic Gbrou'