The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-19

Mr.. Muldrow moved to postpone until
the LIST Monday in February
Mr.. Guthrie moved to indefinitely post
pone.
Mr.. Leigh preferred imme diate action up
on the resolutions. -.
preferred that immediate aetloh "oulu no.
be taken.
Mir. Southworth desired immediate &C
ton.
Mr. Hudson moved to table the motion to
postpone TO February; carried. ,
Mr.. Amacker favored the resolution ana
opposed the motion 10 indefinitely postpone
Mr. Hicks moved TO table the hhoIloh 70
indefinitely postpone; carried
MI Spight thought the resolutions were
unnecessary, but was prepared 10 No'e lol
/ them.
Mr.. Barksdale offered the following
amendments. Strike out all after "citiZens'
in the 4th clause: amend the 3th clause by
striking out all after purposes ana auu-
ing sin manner to influence sectional ana
race passions" amend by SUBSTITUTING Tic
/ following tor the 9Th clause;
sWhereas The lust and sober public SEN
timent of the North did not upholo tue arOlI
/ trary and revolutionary measures suggested
by the said Lt.-General r h SHERIDAN. ana
! the same were, by Republican IleSluenl'
| declared such as could not De TesoIttu 70 III
| time of peace, and were conueih heu ny an
! Investigating Committee OF congress, COM
posed of majority of Republican mem
/ berS; therefore be it
| Resolved, BY the House OF representa-
] tives of the State of Mississippi, the Senate
! coucurrfnp. that the concurrent Resolution
! in relation to the action OF Lleut.-1eherai
| r. II. sheridan at New Orleans, La, passed
! by the Senate and House, Jan. II, 1876, be,
and the same is hereby resclnded'
! MesSrs. Barksdale and Featherston tavoB-
/ ed; Mr.. eigh opposed, and moved to Ia
/ hle. lost. and the amendments were adOp-
! ted by the following vote:
/ Yeas-A Amacler, Bailey, Baker, Banks
dale Bassett, Bean, Bell, Blount, Boyd,
| Bridges Brown. (col), Byrd of Lawrence.
| Warren CauSey, Clifton. Cochran, Crum, Dab
ney, Dear. benson, Drake Dyer, Fairly, teath-
erston, Floyd, Fortune, Garrett, Gayden,
! GOwan, Guthrie. Guyton, HAN, Harper
Hicks, Hogan, Hudson, Jagers' JarnagIn'
Jayne, Johnston of Winston, Lester, Mallory
/ (col.), Massengale, Muldrow, McCargo, Nc
| Cormick. McInnis McNair, McLaurin of
Jasper. McLaurin of Smith, McWhOrter
Overton (col.), Parker, Pennington, Percy,
Pound, Powell, Reynolds, Riley col
Rogers, Rowan. Sanderlin (col), Stands,
1 Shattuck, Shelby, Shrock, SouthWorth,
Spight Stebbins Tison, Troup, Warren,
Watkins Wilkinson, White. Gellowley'
Young (col.) and Mr.. Spcaker--S0
Navs-Aldrich,By OF Kiln ErVln,GlD-
son. ellis, Hebron, Horton, Jacobs (col )John-
son of Itawamba, Leigh, Meade, Nelson
Nichols. Parsons, Trce, Tucker Turley
| and Naden--lS.
Absent and not voting, Is.
Mr.. Mallory (col.) hoped the resolutions
would not he put through in such haste.
Mr.. Watkins called the previous question,
and the resolutions were adopted by the
following vote:
NEAs-Amacker, Aldrich, Bailey, Baker,
BarkSdalc, BaSsett, Bean, cll.Blount, Boyd,
Bridges, Byrd OF Franklin, Byrd of Law
renee, Campbell, Carter of Holmes, Carter
cob of Warren, Causey, CrOsland, Clay,
Clifton, Cochran, Crum, Dabney, Dear, Den
son, Drake, Dyer, Erwin, Fairly, Featherston,
FIovd, Fortune, Garrett, Gayden, Gibson,
ellis. Gowan, Guthrie, GuytOn Hall, llar-
per, Hebron, Hicks, Hogan, Horton, Hud-
| son, Jagers, ,Jarnagin, Jayne, johnson OF
ItaWamba, johnson of Winston, Leigh,
: Lester Massengale, Meade, Miller, Millsaps,
? Mudrow, McCargo, Mccormick, McInns,
McNair, McLaurin of Jasper, McLaurin OF
? smith, Nelson. Nichols, Parker, Penning-
ton. Percy. Pound, Powell, Reynolds Riley
tcOlD. Rogers Rowan, Stands, Shattuck,
Shelby Schrock, SouthWorth, Spght Steb-
e bins. Sykes. Tison, Trice, Troup. Tucker
= Turley, Walden, Vaughn (con, Wilkinson
?. Warren, Watkins, White, IellOwley, Mr.
l Speaker-96.
5 NAYs-Brown (coI), Cessor (col), Jacobs
= (coD, Jones (co), of Issaquena, Nal
4; lory (col), Sanderlin (coD, Young (cOl) IS
Absent and not vOting-l2.
= The bill to prohibit tratficking and trading
in cottonsand corn between sunset and sun
rise was discussed at some length; and the
House adjourned