The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-13

i.Ito 'lie hIoaeury as perpetual fnsn9a n
, fines, liquor licenses, or other so, iund, F
4 much of said fund, as conte Sm0urees; !,
4 been invested in United StafeS pate, /
: with whom the bonds are den ponds !
much, II any, of the interest p oS b,
has peen used FOR school purposo sald q
: what locality it has been used '0'eS, sG
: Resolved, further, That he
| beginning to date. '!' Iron
Resolved, further, That the Cola
, urer furnish synopsis of the coI. IHss
lease OF convict labor ordered to oJhu'fact
ited IN the Ireasurer's office. So;S d'lo
EN- oracing terms and periods of leu eoi. 'eR
BY MI. Powell--Concurrent Resofef.
That whereas, section l3l, Code Of ffOiis 5.soo,
to make reports to the Legislature. O1os
Resolved mat committee of =,
/ the part of the House and - VI nfs,
of the Senate, be appointed 70 0n tae IA
the Auditor and other State on IF wat ph
certain when such reports will WILT, as
! Adopted, VIZ Dc 1ss
Committee on part of the Hor,o :.
| Powell, Spight and Parsons, asSs
By Mr.. Tucker: That the MI,
the House be extended to Gen PSS!'44egss
son, while in the city. Adopted 1'Gss
The bill to prevent traffielinr,-
and corn came up under the Tn u e0ia
Drake offered an amendment M",
in moved to go into Commit va
| Whole, which was done, with Mr. u q
in the chair. The bill was cona aga
some length in the Committee nusS
reported back to the House. witbo1ns.nu NJ
mendatiOn, upon which Mr., Tnrlarl sSs
to recommit to the Judiciary Conn s
carried. 1Ss
APPROVAL OF BILLS.
The Private Secretary reported fbo
val of the bill to prevent the pnblioa.
the official journal in a daily nawsa
also the joint resolution abolishinS tSs Y
of Legislative Postmaster. "'O
By Mr.. Walden: Whereas. IF bo,,
published in several newspapers Of f tSs
of Mississippi, that Mr.. Shaurbre",S
his deputy, an Internal Revenue osSS!,
the Federal Government, in the disoS.
Of his official duties in the counties of "a
and Pike, was obstructed, hindered arSI
hidden in the exercise of the sam"
forced to flee for safety; and that said y
tionary appealed to the Secretary " y \
Tor relief, and upon said appeal troop; n.
furnished him; and, We
Whereas, 1t is the duty of all oooa :.
zens to respect the laws and aufhoritr L
the Federal Government and the acts y l.
officers; therefore be it.
resolved, That committee of five II
Wit: Messrs. Featherston, Percy, Hpi,
Lelgn ana Southworth, be, and are h9aN
appointed to fully Investigate such eh,~I
OF SAID Official, and if not founded On N
70 &,
rlaI TO SAID Federal authorities to witbdsk
said troops. '''4O
Mr.. FeatherstOn stated that as he We;
ready chairman of two important comm 4,
tees he could not properly attend to hal
and suggested Mr.. Walden as Chain
which was accepted.
MI: Cessor (col.) objected to the mode
the committee. 10
Mr.. I1son moved that Mr.. CesSors rr "A
nittee. WV Va
Mr.. Drake moved to refer to a specials 1,
nIIIee Oh liVe; carried. Committee-MsE Fl
rake; walden, Tison, Hall and CessOr
MI paoney introduced resolution "a
'ldlng for SIX hours session. Tabled II
BY Mr.. Featherston-To annroy,
money to support the Holly Spri6cs H.
nal school referred.
MI. Tison, (chairman) reported bt III
authorize the Boards of Sunprvisor It.
scertain the indebtedness in their connf.E
WITH amendments. The committee srorF +
lents were adopted and the bin pasgI
pee synopsis elswhere) The committee
the amount and extent of abt
,ork In the hands of the public printer
lessrs. Guthrie, Rlount and HusSev. hls
The Auditor of Public Accounts cont r.
is report. "'''' SUI Ra
Messrs. McNair, Meade and Leigh. eb ~
zen OF committees, made reports. kp
Inc Dill to repeal the whisky Law
assed without opposition. EuA
Mf. Harper, chairman, made report IA
is committee. Fhel
me Dill to repeal the District Print =
lssed. ''-' "''i0'''''
.Messrs. Stone. of the Senate. and ~
ison, of the House, reported from the Cn sssl
ltCee on Joint Rules, and recOmmeDaE 1
e adoption of joint rules of 1874: recsnl .
ia agreed to. IA
MI. Barksdale, chairman ofthe comnr ssa
investigate the vote on the conStitgf I
amendments, cast at the November Y
)h' reported: "For memb ers of the Ia5Fets
lure there were cast l55,635 votes IA
lehdment to Section II, Article VI. In k...
tes Tor amendment to Section 6. Ard + ~.
III, 1913 votes; for amendment tOsH iir,fp
n D, Article XII, 128,64S votes. Nec@I Mn;
10 adoption of any amendment-7iAHe can
Ces which shows that the amendn hb.
;elVlng the lowest number of yOts bgnar
Seo 49,ZOI more votes than Were neCa9s s
for its adoption" kis &
~ Mr.. Barksdale: A concurrent res
IN inserting in the Constitution HAEc
enaments adopted by the people at
e,ectlon; adopted. kRsF
y hr. Fercy; A petition from cities hfrbo
AROMA on the levee taxes referred, hmsS !.
eeolutlon instructing the Commits III ~
hlCentlary to inquire into the labor II n ~
Gus OF that whether The Il;
,e oeen violated or not, and what steG h an,
Z, should be taken in regard to bs II Raj
pied.
y Mr.. Turley: A Joint resolution
M Ior furnishing members with Il
e Vi lSiI, which, after being amen11h1 \
~ MOTION of Mr.. Muldrow, reqair W.
noers 10 receipt to the Secretay Of " IN. n
~ return books upon adjournment ! Ke
p1eq; -Ratlj
Z, hall was excused from serving D. i
d.esenue officer Investigating COnH kfssd G
ana Mr.. Spight was added ERa
T. 1ellowley was granted leave Of f@l Lily
'e. Enrri
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. Tsay
IL referred. y;
MI. Garrett: To make an appr5F ~
70 defray the expenses of the Lee Il sher
re. aikees
z Mr., Percy To ~ovo1 80 oot in rfuef Of