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

\ SATURDAY, Jan. 8, 1876.
los; absent, g. II
Inc following committee was aDpointeG
! ~ investigate the official conduct of Gov
Ames; Messrs. Featherston, Tucker. Percy
Muldrow and Parsons. ~
MI. Crum, OF the committee to investigate
LC'-00V. Davis, resigned, and Mr.. Clifton
was added to the committee. This makes
MI: White, of Colfax, chairman.
MI. Jarnagln, presented a petition of citi-
zens of Macon, asking the repeal of tha
anti-liquor law of that place. ''o
Mr Southworth moved to adjourn in ra-
sDect to the day, Jan. Sth-anniversarv of
the battle of New Oreans-lost.
Inc Judiciary Committee reported tho
I oll 10 make the trial of disturbers of nnh
nc worship by Magistrates instead IF bv
Circuit Courts, with the recommen dotio ny
that 1t do not pass.
Mr.. Carter, of Warren, moved that tbo
House concur in the report. ''io
Messrs. GuytoD, Sykes, Byrd of law
renee, ana Johns, opposed the motion and
Messrs. Featherston, Muldrow. Poll 1or-
nagln, Jayne, Barksdale and Penninoton
'aVored the motion and opposed the bill.
Mf. Meade called for the preyious nuas-
ttl!on: Inc report was concurred in. and the
Dill indefinitely postponed.
~ Mr: Featherston, chairman, reported the
Lax Collectors Repeating Bill, with the roe
ommendation that it do pass nassad AZ
mat the bill to provide for attachment nnon
pass. oo hoG
opposed the bill. n " Hi'e
Messrs. Baker and benson favoraa
Mt. alden called for the previous ouac-
eion, and, upon motion of MIR. Sni0bt the
OIL was Indefinitely postponed.
passed. o "0Neroising,
MI mr. Iison, chairman, reported the Tax
! Io ,ao3 1 hellet Bill, which was intro
iuced by Mr.. Hall, recommending tbot i
10 pass. (See synopsis elsewhere]' ~
an amendment that the lst of March he
J ,u d,H Messrs. Featherston, " hite
T peli, a1 I1 BRIDGES favored; Messrs. Leigh
Nm Mr. P pGMeli and Hudson opposed.
Mr. Bailey moved to re-commit NJ
iuthrie moved to table: carried ena MI IT.
,,Levlous question called on the amendma or
-a6led: and the bill passed. '-0'i'n LII emu
1ISou, CHAIRMAN, reported tho hill .
ltroauced by Mr.. MeNair, reneaIino FIJI FIJI
p ",. revenue Agents Act, and re5om- I
I've Hill; la ~ u9 pass and the bill passed +
Two ollIs on relief to taxpayers vera -;
ethhlteiy postponed; general bin on IN IN !,
inject hlving passed. -" On the L
Mr.. Byrd, of Franklin, (cba;r,,
oroed ; the mileage to which each mem b her q
- NODoCIIoN OF BILLS
All referred. :,
by by Mr.; Rowan: For correction of assess. u
by Mr.. White: To allow defanaon :. ~
lmlnal cases to testify. nudhls IN
Dy Mr.. Fairly Fairly: To alter boundary limos :
1--we Coyington and Marion. lines n,
rinedaie Iafavet,a 10 give the Mayor of b
g on the Peace jurisdiction; referred t US III
i ight G committee, consisting of Ness ~
y. Guthrie and Overton 7coi. ). 'eSsfS DC
BY Mr.. Drake: To amend sees oes,os r
-, Code of 1871. 0s' @ooz and
~ ~ y Mr. E; Hudson: To protect public and y
~ rsb Mr, Aldrich: In relation to revenue Of -
~ Dir. Spigbt: To repeal the law reo.,;. t ~,
, olncers TO furnish their own stat;ogqol
1871. - anonu sec. 80, Code am
,y Mr. up5so in
DIS. seizure Judicial re- str
y Mr. Brown, (col): To repeal the %. ,ae
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