The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-02-09

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necessity ~ continuing the hosfi fef iest
log iron and steel, and recommending tn
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continue snch board ordered printed
The senate then went Ia's executive tos
sion, and When the doors ssrs fsopssad 80
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IN the senate, on me gtst, AZ tho ~
]piution n the m%ornlag bouf consideration
was resumed Of she unfinished business.
The bill 10 amend the Paoiho road sots, 80
as 10 create = sinh ing fund for me hqaida-
iion of the Indebtedness due t1s govern
ment, vas taken up, and senator Thurman
continued biz address IN favor Of the iudd-
ciafy commuters report senator Bsyy and
sherman favored the bill Pending Discus
sion. the senate went into executive session,
and soon after adjourned.
In the senate on the lst, senator Rob
srtsou presented resolutions which he said
were adopted at q mass meeting Of white
and colored citizens 81 Barnwell courthouse,
on January 10th, and asked that they be
read and referred 10 the committee on privi.
lodges and elections. The chief clerk read
the resolutions, as follows Resolved, That
the seven hundred colored voters who en-.
rolled their names in democratic clubs, and
the nine hundred and seyenty-si1 who cast
their ballots for Gen. Wade Hampton and
the candidates on his ticket, did so TO secure
to their native state an honest government
and home rule, and TO free her from the
thieying government under which she has
so long suffered from corrupt carpetbaggers
and Infamous scalawags. Senator Sargent
here objected 10 the further reading, as the
resolutions were not couched in respectful
ldNgudge. n SHUT ucDdte IolloWeu, H1ter
senator Sargent, at the request of
senator Patterson, withdrew his objec.
and the reading of the resolutions was
concluded. They deny that there was any
intimidation on the part of the whites toward
the blacks, and support the Hampton gov.
The resolutions were then refer
Senator Salisbury presented a very
.ong printed petition, signed by the bank
merchants ,~,clergymen and others of New
Orleans in regard to the condition of affairs
n Louisiana, in which the Kellogg govern.
nent is charged with incompetency, and
hey appeal to the country not to believe
he statements of fraud and violence charged
the people of Louisiana. Referred.
senator Window called up the house bill ap-
,ropriating $4,000 for the relief of the des'
poor Of the District of Columbia.
'assed-yeas, 40; nays, 0. After an execu.
i've session, the senate took a recess until
0 o'clock tomorrow morning.