The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-29

son and Vance-l1
Mr. McCaskir offered the following sub
stitute: That all persons may redeem their
lands by paving the taxes without damage
for one year by the 1st of January, 1879 and
that the officer from whom the land is re-
deemed is hereby required to present each
delinquent with "a beautiful chrome. Mr..
| Montgomery moved to table. Carried.
| Mr. REYNOLDS offered as a substitute for
the bill and amendment, bill to facili-
tate the redemption OF lands heretofore sold
to the State. and to increase the public rev.
enue. My Reynolds moved to recommit the
bill and Substitutes. Mr.. King moved to
| table the motion. Carried.
| YEAs-MeSsrs. Bridges, Cowan, Currie,
Parish, Foote Gay les. Gibbs, Griffin, King,
Mont gomery, Oldham, Rogers, Terry and
| West--l4
NAYs--Messrs. Barry. Carter of 1st Dis
son, Lanneau, Lowrance, McCaskill ane
| RcynOlds--11.
Absent and not voting-Messrs. Allen,
Bills, Calicott Carter of 9th District, Few
ell, FitzGerald, Morgan, Peery, Pratt,
Thompson and Vance-ll.
Mr.. Gibbs moved to lay the substitute on
the table.
Mr. Reynolds moved TO adjourn. Lost.
YEAs-Barry, Carter lst District, DOwd,
Parish, Furlong, Gilbert. Hooker, jackson,
Lanneau, Lnwrance, McCaskin, Reynolds,
l-l2.
NAYs-Messrs. Bridges, Covan, Currie
Foote, Gayles, Gib1s, Griffin, King, Mont
gomerv, Oldham, Rogers, Terry, West-l3.
Absent and It Voting-MessrS. Allen,
Bills, Callicott, Carter 9th District, Jewell,
4 FITZGERALD, Morgan, Peery, Pratt, Thomp-
son and Vance--ll.
Th4 question recurring on the motion of
Mr.. Gibbs to table, Mr.. Reynolds substitute
was adopted by the following vote
YEAs-Messrs, Bridges CIwan, Currie,
Parish, Foote, Gayles, Gibbs, Gilbert Crit
fin, King. Montgomery, Oldham, Rogers,
aud Terry-l5
NAYs-Messrs. Bills, Carter 1st District,
Dowd, Furlong, Hooker. Jackson, Lanneau,
Lowrancc, McClSkill and R.ynolds-10.
Absent and Not Voting Messrs. Allen,
) Bills Callicott, Carter 9th District Jewell.
FITZGERALD, Morgan, Peery, Pratt, Thomp-
son. Vance and West-1l.
, Mr. McCdskilI moved to atljourn. Lost.
Yeas y, nays -, absent IL.
Mr.. Furiong moved ro make the special
order for II O'Clock.
Mr. Rogers moved to table. Carried.
YEAs-Messr5. Bridges, Cowan, Currie,
Parish, Foote, Gayles, Gibbs, Gilbert, Griffin:
Jackson H. Tx KIM; Montgomery Oldham
. NAYS--Messrs, Barry, Carter 1st District,
Dowd, Furlong, Hooker, L0wrance, McCas-
kill, Reynods--9.
Absent and not Voting-Messrs. Allen,
Bills. Callicott, Carter 9th District, Jewell
FitzGerald, Morgan, Peery, Pratt, Thorn p
son and Vancr--l1.
Mr.. McCaskill moved to recommit.
1 Mr.. King moved To table. Carried. Yeas
10; nays 10; absent IL.
Mr.. Cowan called the previous question
Mr.. West made the point of order that
the sense Of its being manifest that the bill
q should pass, that it was out of order to make
, diitory motions to defeat the wishes of the
, majority.
The Chair ruled that the point was not
; well taken.
Mr. h,4ff nS1yi tn adj
yeas 10; nays 10; absent IL.
f The question recurring on the call of Mr.
! Cowan for the previous question it was or
; dered.
Parish, Gayles, Gibbs, Griffin. jackson
: King. Montgomery, Oldham, Rogers, Ter
I ry and West--l5.
. NAYs--MeSsrS. Barry, Carter 1st District
| Dowd, Furong. Gilbert, Hooker, Lanneau
: Lowrancc. McCaskill and Reynolds--12
! Absent and not Voting-MesSrs. Allen
Bills, Calicott, Carter lst District, Jewell
FitzGerald, Morgan. Pcery, Pratt, Thomp-
=; son and Vance-11.
f The question recurring upon the amend
ment OF Mr.. Bridges striking out A pril''
f and inserting "Deeember," it was adopted
1 YEAs-Messrs. Bridges, Cowan, Currie
Parish, Gayles, Gibbs, Griffin, Jackson
King, Lanneau, Montgomery, Oldham
Rogers, Terry IA
v NAYs-MeSsrs. Barry, Dowd, FITZGERALD
+. McCaskill, Reynolds-10.
J Absent and not Voting-Messrs. Allen
J. Bills, Callicott, Carter 1st District, Garter
r. 9th District, Jewell, Morgan, Peery, Pratt
Thompson and Vance, WeSC-12.
l. Mr.. Griffin offered the following amend
ment: Provided, That this act shall not
5 apply to any railroad or other corporation
t TO be exempt from taxation, and, Provid
ed further, That this act shall not apply tC
e nOn-residents. AdOpted.
l 81 off, I'll, Go
amendments, by inserting after taxes the
S words interest, damages aud costs" NJ
Hooker moved to adjourn. Lost. Mr.. Rey.
r nolds' amendment was lost. Yeas, IL; nays
10; absent II.
/ Mr. Hooker moved to adjourn. Lost
# Yeas, IL; nays, 10; absent, II.
Mr.. COwan moved that the bill be en-
= crossed, read third time and placed npor
its passage and called the previous question
# which was ordered by the following vote
: YEAs-Messrs. Bridges, Cowan, Currie
Foote, Gayles Gibbs, Griffin, jackson King
= Montgomery, Oldham, Rogers. Terry.--14
IS NAYs--Messrs. Barry, Dowd, FITZGERALD
Furlong. Gilbert Hooker. Lanneau, Low.
|, rance, McCaskil!, Reynolds--10.
:. Absent and not Voting-Messrs. Allen
Bills, Callicott, Carter 1st District, Garter
g 9th District. Fewell, Morgan, Peery, Pratt
@ Thompson, Vance, West-12
MIR. Reynolds made the point of order
e that the bill had not in fact, been engrossed
n which point was sustained by the Chair, ant
e the bill lies over for engrossment.
= At O'clock P. NJ, 1.-The Senate took a re-
cess until IL O'Clock P. NJ.
= NIGHT SESSION.
The Senate met at y O'clock.
+ The special order came up--the Senate
u joint resolution to request Senators and
= Representatives in Congress to vote for the
= silver bill, and for the repeal of the resupp-
u ton act.
!; The privileges of the Senate were granted
to Hon. r: A. Hill, Judge of the District
Courts of Mississippi for the United States
Mr.. King moved to amend by striking out
the word "request," so far as it relates to
the Senators in Congress. and insert the