The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-08

: INNS, McNair, McNiece, McLaurin of Jas
i per, McLaurin OF Smith, McWhroter, Neil
SON., Nichols, Overton, Parsons. Parker
e Pennington Percy, Pound, Powell. Rev.
a nolds Riley, Rogers, Rowan, Sanderlin
{ Saunders, Strands, Shelby. Schrock. Spieht.
] Stebbins, Tison, Trice, Troup. Tucker
Vaughn, Walden Warren, Wilkinson,
White, Yellowley, Young, Mr.. Speaker
IS
Absent-Bailey, Bassett, Brown, Camp
bell, Clay, Featherston, ellis, Gowan, GUY
ton, Hicks, Hudson, Johnson of Winston.
McCargO, McNair, Shattuck, Soutbworth
Sykes, Turley, Watkins-19
The Committee on Credentials Messrs
Byrd, of Franklin Baker, Hall and Cessor
(col.), reported that those of Mr.. Jagers. of
Lincoln and Amite, We're correct, and upon
motion of Mr.. Byrd, Mr.. Jagers took the
oath of Office.
By Mr. Jacobs, (eol. A bill to abolish
the Office Of road-master in Adams county
passed e -
By Mr.. benson. A bill 70 remove civil
disabilities of F. c. Beal, of Leake; passed
By Mr. Byrd, Of Franklin A bill to re-
! qulre members of Boards of Supervisors to
| give bonds of $4,000; referred to the Judi
eiary Committee.
By Mr.. Walden. To regulate the paw off
members Of the Legislature-paying S3OOf
per annum and 10 cents mileage each wav
once during the session, and abolishing the |
salary OF Lleut-Goyernor, and paying him
the same as members of the Legislature
during sessions; referred to Committee on
Fees and Salaries.
Inc following Committee ON Rules was
appointed: Mr.. Speaker, Messrs. Tison.
Bailey, Clifton and Mccormick.
by Mr.. Ilson. A bill to repeal the
equalization laws; passed.
by Mr.. Jones of Kinds. To extend the
Tune Tor paying taxes in Kinds county, to
March 1st, 1876; referred to WAYS and
Means Committee
the office of cotton-weigher in the several
counties. Upon motion of Mr.. Rodgers the
bill was referred to a special committee:
Messrs. Rodgers, Carter of Holmes, Causey.
Jones of Hinds, and Hussey. {
by Mr. Jacobs, (coD. To make educa- I
tion compulsory; referred to Education
BY Mr.. Walden. To repeal the district
printing law; passed. +
by Mr. Jarnagin. Resolution about ,
pages OF the House, which after amendment =
diem gov P0i
Upon motion of Mr.. Tison. the House r
notified the Senate that it was prepared to t
proceed with the counting of the vote for r
2Cate treasurer, and took recess to wait Il
OF the presence of the Senate The vote t;
vas counted, and resulted as follows G
hemingway. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o9 z15 :"
ouchanan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 III q,
majority 544
On motion OF Mr.. Walden, the page reso-
utlon was taken up and changed SO as to
lppolnt SIX pages at 81 90 per day
y
CT giving the Governor power to appoint tl
financial agents to collect taxes withheld -
rom the State. On motion of Mr.. Nc :.
' harter 1t was referred to the Committee <
n ways and Means ''eo
BY Mr. Meade To repeal the law giving az
n t, governor power to appoint county tax re
directors. Mr., jenkins (col) moved to re- sa
u; Mr.. Hudson moved to table; carried LIZ
by MI Johns. A substitute which no
ould repeal only so much of the law as cd
ave the appointing power Both referred ed
} the Judiciary Committee.
by Mr. Jarnagin. A resolution to swear hi!
oIlcers elect; passed. and Geo. NJ Govan. .ei
lerk' ana I. A. Durham, Sergeant-at Pc
rms, were sworn in. Gh'
BY Mr.; benson. To 90 into the election g1
Doc -keeper; carried ist
MI Denson moved that Willis Fl. Man pai
Try (eoI, of Rankin, be elected Door tw
Mr.. Jacobs (col) moved to erase the name :
~ h1hllleIy ana insert X. Pollock (coD dut
Oied, and Mr. Denson's motion was ing
opted. 0'i0" was Off
by MI Harper. A bill to repeal the law enc
iIulrihS the ofhcial journal to publish the IRA
lily Journal OF the Legislature. and ston- Ilti'
e further pay for such publication. OF or [
Messrs Meade, White, and Tison favored lou lou
nr. Carter (coD, of Warren, opposed and has has
nted the yeas and nays. inc
VIZ VI 1lson said that he was also in favor tim
he yeas and nays "
dr. Blount inquired IF the publication pare
not required by the Constitution iatn
IT. IIson thought not. ton
II. " hlte agreed with Mr.. Tison. peat
l 7. Carter (col), of Warren. was onnosad whi
he repeal OF the law, although he was in TO d,
lr OF retrenchment, etc. - the
IT, hudson favored the passage of the 6 Sor NJ
IT, Mallory (coD opposed. NJ
- =. Guthrle called the previous question. lie
nc oill passed by the following vote: curf
ea5IAldrleh, Amacker, Bailey Baker, l Peep
d, BRIDGES Rvrd 80 -, PEI, Diount and
renee, Campbell, Carter of HolneS 81 anu
sey, Crosland, Chiles (coD, Cochran lst
N, Dabney, Dear, benson, Drake. Dyer ecu ;,'s
%, alrly, Featherston, FLOYD. Fortune ~ w
Z
tnn Uan oi"Soii, IllIls, Guthrie, ignor
-, Ira' mar per, Hebron Hicks, be on
an Horton, Huddleston, Hudson, HIS. tioos
ayers, Jarnagin, Jayne, Johns. John probl
OF f3awamba, Johnson of Winston comp
= oi 5 ninds Leigh, Lester, Massingale races,
o, Mccormick. Mcfnnis NM: NJ Cover
in of Jasper. McT.aur;n - S-:uI' NC person
rter Nelson NJ u smith, NC I'd.
err Penn;no+o,, 'icnolS, PARSONS, instea
III. RevnoIds D., Iercy" Pound, were
.oh Sornl1, IeeoSefs, Rowan, Sander own G
| ho@uLueIs' ohands, Schrock South lency,
- rrPisht, SteDolns, Sykes Tison that I'll
! tucker, Turlev, Walden menta
IN IN tcoIl, warren, Watkins Will, rulers
Y hi B 4ellowley, Mr.. Speaker-l0o pqrpo'
(coD Carter (coI1 of1y whose
+ (coD Edwards (coN 80, TIich' ger to
Tomas foo1\ ~ ooeoDS, Jenkins DpoDle