The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-03-10

BY consent, Mr. Fortsou introduced H. b. %
amend the chatter Of Eicksburg, which was
/ passed
Mr.. Melville called up the Senate Univer-
/ ty bill, No. l9s.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole to consider the BILL Mr.. McGehee Of
Wilkinson in the Chair.
Mr.. Hicks said that in the absence of the
/ Chairman of the Finance Committee be
would state that the bin was reported without
! recommendation because the committee were
/ equally divided upon d..
Mr. Neville favored the passage Of the
/ bill.
Mr.. Johns moved TO strike ont section 3D.
/ and spoke in favor Of his motion.
/ Mr.. Howry opposed IT, The motion was car
I ried.
4 Mr.. Shields offered an amendment SO as 10
provide that the interest should begin Jauu-
/ airy lst, 1880. Adopted.
| Mr. Feathcrston moved that the committee
arise and report the bin, with recommended
( ton that it do pass, with amendments. Car
! ri Sd
The bill was 50 reported TO- the House.
A running debate was had. In whicn Messrs
Neville, someryille, Seal and Love partici-
pated.
The amendments reported by tho Committee
Of the Whole were coucurred in.
Mr.. Huddlest5n moved TO table the bill and
amendments. Lost yeas 81; nays %.
The hill was read third time and passed
/ BY the following vote
YEAs-Messrs. Anderson. Bailey, Bowman
Buchanan, Bulfkin, Buford, Cameron. Clark,
Coleman, Cratiu, Day Drane, Featberst0u,
Fields, FortsOn, hardin, Harkreador, Howry,
Kearney, Lamkin, Lewis, Of Claiborne Marett,
Martin McGehee. of Wilkinson. McWiIlie
/ Moore, Mullins, Murphy, Nelson, Norrel,
Pollard, Rogers, Shields, Sykes, Taylor OF
Lee Torrey, of jefferson, Torrey. Of Sunhower
Walker, Williams, Wilson, Wolff Mr.. Speak
er.-4l
| NAys-Messrs. Applewhite Atwood. Byuum
Christmas, Davis, Eaton, Erwin, Gilmer, Glass,
Gum, Harris, Hicks, Hil H0ilingsworth
4 Huddleston, Hunter, King. Lewis, Of Perry.
( Love, Lyle, McGee. Of Clark Mclnuis Mcneil,
Morris, Majors, Rainey Ramsey, Ross, Sea-
brook Seal, Seward, Somerville Stamper
Stevens, of Calhoun, Ialberi, Taukcrsley, 1ay-
/ Tor, of Benton, Teunilson, Weatherly, Well
born.-40
ARsESs AND sor vorrSo-Nessrs. An
drews Billngslea, Buford Burdue Bur
nett, Byrd, Carroll, Carter, Chamber
/ lain. Chambliss, Cooper, Currie Downs,
Field, Of Lewndes, Ford, Gibson, Har-
rison. Hence, Hurt Leslie, Madison,
/ Mathes0n, McLaurin, of Lau1erdale. NcLnur-
/ in, Of Rankin, Mellen, Mitchell, Montgomery.
| Myers No,aud, Rees, Robertson Russell.
/ Selby, Spears, Stephen, Of Ialobusha Wat
son, Wood, Wrght~-5a
On motion Of Mr.. Featherston, the vote was
recon sidered ard tabled
chapter Of the beyised Code, in relation
1 to registration, with Senate amendments was
/ taken up. Two Of the amendments was con-
Cured n, and one non-coucurred iu.
&
Benefit Association Of Mississippi was read
1 third time and passed
Mr. Walker called up an ac. 10 establish
State Normal School IN laudcrdale county
The bill proposes the purchase Of Spring Hin
Institute properly.
Mr. S0lerville moved toameud: provided,
the Methodist High School ut Black Hawk, in
I Carroll county, on complying with tie same
requirements, shall have al the rights prvi-
/ leges and appropriations granted and made by
this set
/ Mr.. Huddleston moved 30 amend by striking
out the 9Th sect ion. which makes au appropri-
alton Of three thousand dollars for the pur-
chase Of the Spring Hin property.
Mr.. Hardin moved 10 table the bill and
amendments.
Mr.. Walker advocated the passage Of the
bill, and read a statement as TO ths value OF
the property, advantages Of location, etc.
The substitutes and enendments were ta-
bled.
Mr.. Fortsea noyed 70 take mp 8. d. No. pa
incoTpos eating the Commercial Bank of Vick5-
barg Read the third time and passed
Mr.. Maretf moved that the night sessions
be devoted 10 a call Of the counties till such
local bills have been introduced arc dis
posed Of. Lost.
S. D. No. 80, for the prevention Of cruelty TO
animals, was taken up. The House Judicia-
ry Committee reported a substitute for same
which was adopted, and the bill passed %
amended
Recess till 1880 Pm.