Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-15
Miscellaneous.
TuE CONCEALED wEAroS BILL.

AhF NFN' EN=F"P W EHA ~ bAAsAss
lHe loIl"wing is the bill, Introduced by
Mr. ltcyno.d., "a..u passed The senate
Ms muInlu..
49, AGA t. pnvtvAl ne car. lluI %! eft.
rcA!cG wcop ~, ana for CHER purposes.
sc. BE 1t enacted = Tho Legislature
ol 10, state pi Mi,si-s.pri, iAlt al! per.
snH wDu, not being threatened with OF b y.
my good and salicieut .easUn II arpIe.
h LII an attack, or travelling Or sctlin- out
on q JoutnC!, car le5 concealed IN whole
" In part any Bowic'kniir, pistol, brass
knuckies, sIung-shJt, Or other dcadl
weapon Of ! he sin or descriptions, snail
bc deemed guilty Of u m,sdcmcHnOr, and
IN conviction for the hrs. OilCnse shall b.
punished hg tUe Of not less than live dol.
lars nor more than one hundred, and IN the
event tns tiae and cost snaIl not be paid
snail be rCqui. cd L. work at hard labor I'M
der the direction Il the Road Of SuptF.
yisu,s ui tn county Tor such time US MA
bee imposed by the CUult, not exceeding
three mInlLs, and for tn scCInd uilrnse
shall yu conviction be iiucd not less tHan
ilty Il liars nor more than three hundred,
and il the line and cost are not paid bc con.
dgmntd u hard LABOR under the direction
81 the Board OF supervisors ~! the c, uuty
Tor d period not longer than one year, ana
tor the tuird Ur any subsequent ode he be
imprisoned In the penitentiGry not more
than three Years.
sec. >. BE il further enacted, That
sny father who shall knJwIngly
permit or suffer any minor son
10 carry concealed IN whole or part
any weapon in the first section Of
this ct described, shall be deemed gull
y OF a mi demcanOr, and on conviction
shall be lined not less than hity dollars
nor more nan htc hundred, aud in the
event the the and g ,sts are bot paid shall
be condemn d 10 hard labor undcr the d..
r,ction Il the Board .! Supervisors Of the
county,
sec, .. b Il further enacted, That the
siuD,ut q. any University, college, or
Cal"l, VIZ snail carry concealed tn
WAJ.c OF rlrt any veal on OF the kind
or descril!!,D ~ the nrst section Of this
Act Described, or any teacher, instructor,
OF professor, who shall knowingly permit
q! sun r any such weapon to be carried
10y ANY student, shall Le deemed
gully o! a misdcmcAnor, aud on
cpnNlc iaA be iintd not less than
MT! dollars, nor more til ~ three
hundred G~9,lars, and in the event
suca Inc aud eos, are not paid, shall be
condemned To IA I'D labor under the dirCc
ton Of tue Board OF Supervisors OF the
county not longer tuan one year.
sec l.. br Il further enacted, That for
-" Ng"H NN'NA Ahin NNAN AAt ~ u.s.
tice VI the Peace Def re whom the cunylc-
ton i'nad, sh Il, IN addition t. tue cost as
now lAed Gy law, be entitled to a tax fe
III tMy dollars and 4 halt, aud when tried
IL Ia, Circuit Ourt, the District Attorney
sAal! be entitled 10 tax lee Of ten d Lars.
sec, .. Be 1t further cnacle 3, That imme.
diatcl! alter tue passage Of this Act, the
Secretir! Of the state shall transmit "A
copy 10 each Circuit Judge in the State,
] "a t. a. AL sat1.n thu H.ntn .. 80. .-.l l..
open Court On the day for the calling ii
the State docket Of the Court.
sec.O u. b. 1t further enacted, That this
Act take eject from and alter the hrst day
ot June, A. b. 1875.
TX GOV. M'RAE's REMAINS.
Having published the eloquent little
speech Oi MI, Brown, Of Clark county, on
h $ resolution to remDye the remains Cfex.
GOV. Mclt re to this state, 1t is proper that
the eloquent aud foTcible remarks Of
Messrs, spight, Reid OF Coahoma, and
Marshall Ol warren, In opposition TO the
resolution, should also be printed. They
are as follows:
Mr.. Spight said
Mr. ~Spsaker-l fully agree with the re.
marks OF the gentlGm IN from Clark, touch.
ing the distinguished services Of ex.Guy.
ernOr McRAe. | have a feeling of reycr.
eEcc for the memory Ofthis eminent states.
man. know that he has q monument In
the hearts Of the people Of this State, but
l cannO', especially at this time, consent
to appropriate the sun proposed, 10 re.
move his remains from their present rest.
ing place 70 be re.intsrred in the soil of
Mississippi. While the bones Of our raI.
liant dead, whose lives were given to The
cause we loved, are bleaching upon n hun.
bred battle.ields, l cannot consent 10
make an appropriation 10 bring back the
body Of any civilian, no matter how dis.
tlngulshed. Not q dollar has ever been
expended by this State to collect the re.
mains or erect a monument to the memory
OF those who were not only distinguished
for their services and devotion TO the