The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-12

ton OF Mr.. Tison, the bill passoS upon
Mr.. Jacobs (col. } presented
relation to the CASTILLO vs.. Parse petite
election case; referred. ''onS coats
Mr.. Feathcrston, Chairman
numbero of bills with recomme5'drr report
The bill to enable Mrs. II r =, Gus
make certain devises, etc, paSse ! neOJaI
The bills to amend section 1so,
Code 1871, and to amend the l ao,, art,
to trial by jury in civil suits. , az. N re.s
itely postponed. we're I'D.
The Speaker announced tbo
additional standing committees. @lop
IMMIGRATIoN.-Mr. johnson -,
! ba, chairman; Messrs. Massin r " lt2ri
| Bridges, Saunders, Shrock and 1oilee, Jch
/ MANUFACTURES Capso,, Ns"fl 10
Messrs. Garrett, Trice, Walden L cnaita
kinson and McNeese (col.). -ogsn,
UNFINISHED BUSINESS ;.
chairman; Messrs, Nichols, Denso,N eG
and Edwards (col.). U1S0n' 81
MISSISSIPPI LEvEEs.-Mr. Po,
man Messrs. Clay, Campbell sly, Ell
Baily, Nichols and Saunderlin Ic co'
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
By Mr.. Leigh:
Whereas, The concurrent resoIrs
eo py TINS House on the 18th day oS i
ry, 1875, in relation to the actio1 VI VI Js
Gen. Philip III, sheridan at New 0 III Ls
the State of Louisiana, was nasso1 i!taa
ton to the military action of AN o@ ~
the United States army without thu ~cT
diction of this State; and, VIC u
Whereas, The actioa of co, .,
which was thereby approved, WAS '. aI
ry, tyrannical and revOlutionarv Sn aioa
rect antagonism with civil govern Tou
republican institutions; and,
Whereas. The policy which tbo
SHERIDAN then and there sought to ina,
rate, would have also embr.ooi !
so: y, State of Mississippi, if his II
ellis had prevailed; and, "N "
Whereas, The said Gen. Sheridan
proposed plan of operations. ana as'
cuse therefor, acted on false rnmo a.
statements of the conditjas 81
anlmus of the white people of tba' " Y
toward the Federal Government az C NN
franchised citizens; and then and tEa ~ u
bounced the people of the South e 90 a il
litti;" and, "S ~
W hereas, This House, in approyi0,
ictlon OF Gen. Sheridan in this hebaIg. =
~, Tor partisan purposes, and with NM.
'dge that In so doing they SANDER
md, W iepteS
whereas, The premises considnrol
ana concurrent resolution is a liha =. IN
he citizens of our State, and a disoroS q
ne journals of this House,
therefore, be it Resolved. nv tho PAN. es
representatives of the State of Mssisn n
he Senate concurring, That said conco,s5.
esolution be eXpunged from fine ion,o.s l.
he House. '0"'H'' M
BE it further Resolved, That the C.s !
his House be instructed TO transmit
this resolution to each of nnr So,..
nu Representatives in Congress.
re lst Monday in February. Ll
MI. Guthrie moved to indefinitoIv 81.
one.
MT Leigh preferred immediate actin q
l the resolutions. ES,
MI. Muldrow favored the resolution, d. h
.eierfed that immediate action womb 81
!, taken. FH,
Mr.. Southworth desired immediqp gR
IN. Ui'''
Mr.. Hudson moved to table the modOr
,Sstpone to February; carried.
M. a macker favored the resolution. trp'
Posed t1e motion to indefinitely postDa
= ~ HICKS moved to table the meti5 rain
!, ,tell'iiCeiy postpone; carried. alto
VII. Splght thought the resolutions vAtha
I'm. r W " W"
Mr.. Barksdale offered the fobr. W.
y. Strike out all after "ciil,,,,,.
. .le fth cause; amend the 9Th clans VNi
mig out all after purposes" and ahe re
III manner to influence sectional MOI
e passions ;" amend by substftufiDg Jua
owing for the 9Th clause:
" hereas, The just and sober nuBt UNIT
ehC OF the North did not UNFOLD tbegs ssor
~ ana revolutionary measures sngpA, Al
the SAID Lt.-General p. III, Sherid93 L Deco
same were, by Republican Pre,Blel, CT
lafed such as could not be resortpJ ression
e OF peace, and were cOndemoedkh al
eStlgatlng Committee of Conorpss heand
ed OF majority of Republican
5; therefore be it GIRO
esolVed, by the House of Rcnreg
$ OF the State of Mississinni, tbe SDRoE
curing, that the concurrent Resol BooTl
Glation to the action of Lieut- Kinds
L. sheridan at New Orleans. La. I'd ginnin
me senate and House, Jan. u. is1 aeonti
Ihe same is hereby rescinded. A-B
Sssrs. Barksdale and FeatherstOn e.
lost: and rho ppO ~ Sc ana moved fds, CT
sas--A Ama mI<s S Roiior p.ra, Rr HAECE
ges si Rror bean, Bel, Blouat BHAasEl
pbell, Carter, of Holmes ~ Carter q, pr Kinds
reh, Causey, Clifton, Cochran. Crum nmenei
Dear, benson, Drake Dvnr TairIr n ri, Jul
N, Floyd, Fortune, CAREER, Gargnn I'd
an, Guthrie. Gnvton Nil ma lhe lhir
e, Johnston ir nf Wi, Jagers J1 Ti Bait
}, Massengale, Muldrow' McCargo
llck, McInnis, McNair. McLaurf c
- t, McLaurln of Smith, McWl@
" Ieol'), Parker, Pennington, en- q. II
~ H. lowell, Reynolds, Riley ~ Wei
rs, Rowan, Sanderlin (col), Shsn Il.
uck, Shelby, Shrock, SOutbvfaT Ke
-, oCeDolns, Tison, TrOup, WV A y I
ms, Wilkinson, White, YelonAlgs,,.G9, ! l
: .Goi'! and Mr.. Speaker--S0. y.
Byrd of Franklin, Ervil San iva
3 ms Hebron, Horton, Jacobs coL D. en-. Nv
!, 1tawamba, Leigh, Meade, Nsf B. Ga. !
rs =; Parsons, Trice, Tucker ~ ary q h
en te an1 I Tribe
naIlory (col.) hoped the resola w. .e eri
W Mot De put through in such hass lslrisst uce &c
" atkins called the previous qae VI
ne resolutions were adopted D
sSIAmacker, Aldrich, Bailey SE Dht,;..
iaIe, Bassett, Bean, Bell. BlounLggl Distrie,'
:, Byrd of Franklin. Byrd Of y Dizir;a.-