The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-06

ping further pay for such publication.
Messrs Meade, White, and Tison favored. |
Mr.. Carter (col), of Warren, opposed and
wanted the yeas and nays.
Mr. Tison said that he was also in favor
of the yeas and nays.
Mr. Blount inquired if the publication
was not required by the Constitution.
Mr. Tison thought not
Mr.. White agreed with Mr.. Tison.
Mr.. Carter (col), of Warren, was opposed
to the repeal of the law, although he was IN
favor of retrenchment, etc
Mr. Hudson favored the passage of the
bill
Mr.. Mallory (coD opposed.
Mr.. Guthrie called the previous question.
The bill passed by the following vote:
Yeas-Aldrich, Amacker, Bailey Baker,
Barksdale, Bassett, Bean, Bell, Biount,
Boyd, Bridges, Byrd of Franklin, Byrd OF
Lawrence, Campbell, Carter OF Holmes,
Causey, Crosland Chiles (coD, Cochran,
Crum, Dabney, Dear, benson, Drake, Dyer
| Erwin, Fairly, FeatherstoD, Floyd, Fortune,
Garrett Gayden, Gibson, ellis, Guthrie,
Guyton, Hall, Harper, Hebron, Hicks,
Hogan, Horton, Huddleston, Hudson, Hus-
sey, Jagers, Jarnagin, Jayne, Johns, John
son of Itawamba, johnson of Winston,
Jones of Kinds. Leigh, Lester, Massingalle,
Meade, Miller, Millsaps, Muldrow, Nc
Cargo, Mccormick, McInnis, McNair, Nc
Laurin of Jasper, McLaurin Of Smith, Nc
Whorter, Nelson, Nichols, Parsons,
Parker, Pennington, Percy, Pound,
Powell, Reynolds, Rogers, Rowan, Sander
lin (col), Saunders, Stands, Schrock, South
worth, Spight, Stebbins, sykes, Ii3on'
Trice, Troup, Tucker, Turley, Walden,
Vaughn (col1, Warren, Watkins, Wilkill-
SOU. White YellowIey, Mr.. Speaker-1O0.
Navs-Brown (coD, Carter (coD of Warren:
Cessor (coD, Edwards (col), Jacobs, Jenkins
(coD Jones (coD, of Issaquena, Mallory
(coD, Monroe (col, McNiece (coD, Riley
(coD, Young (col)-12.
Mr.. Tucker moved to reconsider the
motion referring the message to commit
tee and ordering five hundred copies to be
Mr.. Cessor (coD wanted to know the
reason.
Mr.. Tucker said that the Governor had
made grave charges against the people o.
Mississippi, and he wished that part OF the
message to be referred to a joint specla
, committee.
, Mr.. Cessor (col) opposed and moved t.
= Law the motion on the table; lost, and The
motion to reconsider was adopted.
Bv Mr. Tucker A resolution referring
that portion of the message of the Govern
, or which relate sto intimidation, fraud ant
&, violence, to joint committee of five from
+, the House and -- from the Senate; tina
, the committee be instructed to inyestigat
) the charges Immediately, with power t
# send for persons and papers, adopted,
:, By Mr.. Hudson. Resolved that the pc
: liticaI evils, wrongs and troubles alleged b
: Gov. A. Ames, in his message to this Leg
= isiature, in the past and prospective, an
/ without any remedy suggested thereto
r, and without locating or designating tn
= county or counties, of many OF the mis-
/, deeds he recites, etc, that the Governor b
t, requested to furnish the locality and date
r, each misdeed; also to advise the Le9isl'
/, ture what court could not be held on az
II count of troubles.
Mr.. Hudson supported his resolution IN
, few appropriate and pointed remarks
= The resolution was adopted.
l, BY Mr.. benson. A joint resolution
/, abolish the office of postmaster of the Les
islature: adoptsl.
;. Mr. McLaurin of Jasper, moved to ad
n iourn carried.