The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-08

resolution as relates 30 the action OF the SeD
ate. was stricken ouL He further moved O.,
refer the resolution 90 the Committee on Elec
tIous.
Mr Fold moved to refer to a select commit
Zee OF five.
Remarks were made Ry Messrs. Bailey
! Feathers on, Lewis Of Claiborne, Field. An
iegsou and Hicks The resolution was adopt.
The Speaker app,iu ed as the Committee
Ncssrs Bailey, Howry Montgomery Nolani
and B5hkin.
| Mir Love offered q resolution regulating The
| selection of seats
| Mr., WOLF offered substitute, which, on
motion of Mr. Arplewhilc, was laid on tie
table, IAe original resolution was then
/ adopted.
Mr. Field moved that the Sergeant t.at- Arms
cause the seats TO bee vacated. and that as
members names are call I'd from the hat, the,
seitoi their seals Tor the session, CarredafiA
seats selected atCariintly
3Oni motion of Mr., Mcgee. Of Clark. Mr..
| TNhert OF Carroll was allowed, on account
of his inhrmit.cs, 90 select his scat.
Pending the foregoing, % message was re-
ceiyed from the Senate announcing the app
poinlmeut ot a committee of three on the part
of the Senate, aud - on the part OF the House.
10 notify the Governor OF the organization Of
both bodies foucurrrd in, and Messrs. APP
plewhi,e, Fields, Nolanj and Montgomery
were appointed as the committee ON part of
the House
MIR Amlewhitc. from said committee. re-
ported that they had waited ON the Governor
and thar hc would Immediately submit a mes
nge in writing.
Mr.. Erwin offered q resolution providing for
the appointment of joint committee ON
rules, which was adopted.
Mr. Williams offered a resolution that the
Sergcant-at- Arms be instructed to provide
the members with the necessary stationary
Tor the transaction of business
Mr.. Applcwhite moved to lay the resolu-
tiou on the table
Pending action on the same message was
received from the Governor. through his Pri-
Yate Secretary, Col A. N. Nelson, which was
at once read by the Clerk
The message having been read, on motion
Of Mr., Featherstou. il was laid on the table
and one thousand copies ordered to be print
cd
Mr.. Field moved the appointment of COM
miDtee OF three to ascertain The shortest time
in which the Code can be printed, so that it !
may be the better considered 10y the Legisa-
ture.
Mr.. Anderson otIercd resolution providing !
for committee 10 receive the Code from the
Governor and also 10 confer with Judge |
Campbell in reference to same.
Mr.. Bailey remarked that the printing Of
the Code now was unnecessary nine |
tenths Of the Code prepared by Judge Camp |
bell was in the Code Of 1871 He moved to |
Icy the several motions ON the table Mr.. |
Fields thereupou withdrew his motion, and |
no further action was taken.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Williams di- |
recting th" Sergeaut-at-Arms to provide sta
tionary for the members was taken up
Mr.. Downs moved to amend the resolution |
SO as to strike out all reference TO the mode |
Of payment for stationary; carried,
MIR. Fields moved to lay the resolution on |
the table. Motion lost and the resolution
adopted.
MIR. Anderson moved the appointment Of |
committee Of five to apportion the Governors |
Message to appropriate committees; which |
on motion of Mr.. Hurt was laid on the table. |
Mr.. Anderson called up his resolution to |
appoint committee TO receive Code from
Governor. Resolution was lost,
On motion Of Mr.. Andrews, the House ad-
journed at / ;25 p. m,