The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-09


either amendment.
The bin then passed, by the following vote:
lEAs.-Andrews, Atwood, Bailey. Billings
lea, Bowman, Buchanan. Bufford. Buford
Burdine Burnett Bynum, Cameron, Carter
Chambliss, Clark, Coleman, Down., Drane,
Featherston, POrtsen Gibson. Hardin Hence
Hicks, Hill, Howry, Huddleston. Kearney.
Lewis, Of Claiborne, Lewis Of Perry. Marett
Neville, Mellen, Mitchell, Myers, Nelson,
Pollard, Selby, Shields Spears Syke., Talbert.
Taylor, Of Lee, Teunisson, Torrey of jefferson i,
Torrey, of SUnhower Watson. Williams. VIII
son Wolf, Wright, Mr.. Speaker-5l.
NAYs.-Anderson, Applewhite Carroll,
Cooper Currie, Day, Eaton, Erwin, Field,
Ford. Gilmer, Glass, Gum, Hsrkreader. Hair
ris, Harrison, Hollingsworth, Hunter, Hurt,
King Lamkin, Leslie, Love, Lyle Madison,
Martin, McGee, Of Clarke, McGehee. o. Will
kinson, Mclnnls, McLlurin, of Lauderdale,
McLaurin, Of Rankin, Mcneil, Montgomery,
Moore Morris, Mullens Majors, holland. Nor
rcll. Rainey, Ramsey. Rees Robinson Rogers
Ross, Seabrook, Seal, Seward, Somcryille,
Stlmper, Stephens of Yalobusha, Stevens, OF
Calhoun, Tankersly, Taylor, Of Benton,
Walker Welborn, Wood.-59
ABSENT AND NOT. vOTING.-Messrs BuFkip,
Byrd Cratin, Davis, Fields, Iatherson-6
Mr. FeatherstOn called up the report of
Judge Campbell on The Code, and offered the
following:
Be it resolved by the House of Representa-
tiyes OF the State Of Mississippi (the Senate
concurring( That committee Of --- on
the part of the House, TO be selected BY the
Speaker. and --- on the part OF the SEN
ate to be selected by the Pre-idenJ. he Nd
pointed to whom shall be referred the Code of
Laws prepared by the Hon. j. 4. p
Campbell, whose duty it shall be to ex-
anime said Code, and make such amend
ments and additions thereto as seem
proper, and engrafting thereon such gem
eral statutes as may be adopted ut the
present session of the Legislature, so that
there shall be no conflict between said stat
utes aud said Code. That they shall report
said Code, with their amendments, and addi-
tons, as a whole to the two Houses for APP
proval or rejection, when they shall have com
pleted their work, or when ordered by the Leg
islature
Be it further Resolved, That said Commit
tee are he reby author zed to empty a clerk at
salary Of 3-pcr day.
Be it further Resolved, That the Hon. ]. A.
P. Campbell is respectfully requested to
attend lie meetings of said Commute, and
give them the benefit of bis counsel
Mr. M;tMurn Of Rankin, moved to fill the
blank with the number seven, as the commit
tee on the part OF the House Mr.. Seabrook
moved to insert ten, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Downs moved to fill the blank in refer
ence to pay Of Clerk with IS per day.
Mr. Glass moved to insert %, which was
adopted.
The concurrent resolution, as amended was
then adopted.
The Senate Resolution providing for the
printing Of $500 copies of the Governors mes
sage, for he use of the two Houses, was amen.
ded by inserting 1900 copies
The privileges of the House were ex,.ndad
to Hon. j. r. Cameron, Of Madison; Hon. J. F.
Sessions, of Lincoln; Hon. Il NJ, Street Of
Prentss; GEN 5. J. Gholson, of Monroe. Han
]. NJ. Liddei of Carroll Hon. J NJ Hha mon l..
Lee Hon, A. }. Baker, of Lafayette: Han r
W. White, of DeSOtol Judge K. W. williamson
Of Montgomeryi Hon Frank White. of CLAW:
Hon. h. J. Guthrie, of Yalobusba; Newman
Cayce, Esq, of Lee,
The Speaker announced the following.
Standing Committee;
JUDICIARY CoMMTTEE.-W. S. Featberston
of Marshall; I, l.. Mellen, of Adams; Gornett
Andrews, OF laXoo; +. A. Monte omery of
Bolivar; A. J. McLaurin, of R"nkin; ] W
buchanan, OF Chickasaw; Chs. b. Howry. of
Lafayette, O. 5. Anderson, of Alfalfa h @
Sykes, of Monroe; Tnos. A. Melville Of
Kinds; Ii, o. Watson, of DeSoto
WAYS AND MEANs-J. II. Field. of Lowntles.
q: 1. Magee, OF Wilkinson j. P. Seabrook. of
Wayne }. Nee. Martin, of Claiborne; J. l.. S.
HI, Of Chickasaw S, ID. Pollard, of Pamela:
A. M. Hicks of Yazoo; s. T. Forster, of War
81 y. " ~ elmer, VI maulsOni Leigh CLARK, of
Shafkey; Chas. Ii. Wood, of Jackson.
Mr.. Martin offered Joint resolution set
ting forth The mpracticability of submitting
70 vote of the people the several amend
ments necessary to the Constitution of the
State, and providing that the present session
Oh the Legislature shall submit to the electors
the question Of a Constitutional Convertion
me u resolution was made the special oyder for
"9tday ReAt ut Il O'Clock.
Mr. Erwin offered Joint rcs,l,tio, - g.
the compensation and determine t%o nr NJ bar
of employees OF the Lepisla,rro Con,ta;ttoa
on part Of the House: G,essrs Erwin GnnIo-
white, Lewis Of Claih orna Hin and Ti,.npPP of
sunaOwer. ~ n0' ii''A anu iorreS Oh
Mr. Ro0s
;ooina Tvs moved to reconsider the vote re-
'NSW"E he bill to repeal chapter 9O, Acts 1876
f. Applewhlte moved to table the notion
LOST ana the vote rejecting the bill was recon
sl9 i
M oeaotoo Ok moved nov TO unit the amount OF
''S N.Y.. " % W LOT each member.
m Mt Hees moved 10 insert 81 w. Adopted.
MIR. Lewis moved to strike out 1860 90 as
'h e totSl ana insert%63o W; carried.
a, VT. Holahu moved 10 add, or 80 much
'H iT,n as ~ may oe necessary. Adopted.
me plIl was reau the third time and or
ue n TO pc en N Tn p
,, On motion OF Mr.. kees, the privileges of the
st ou'0 "e'e eA'ehu'o 70 iloh' u Is. Huddle-
H. Williams orod .ho. A.. .
tbo Homga ba tnav the privileges OF
r mo, ,tOuSe Ie TneehGeu 70 any member or ex-
during the session ""pp'" ~ oe III jackson